Trimble auto reset

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goodgps
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Trimble auto reset

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Recently we performed a hard reset on all of our Trimble GPS recievers.
Afterward, we reset our parameters and double checked them from our "cheat sheet"

TDC1 data loggers were reset too. everything fine .

Now when we begin a new job RTK, the parameters default to State planes combination scale factor and set the antenna measurements to the setting we use for static shots. We spent quite a time sifting thru the settings and find no indication for this action.

Until we find a solution, we must reset the parameters for each job (live) and also monitor them if Lock is lost and regained.

Any ideas from old trimble users ?

Any ideas from anyone ?

"L. Austin Space"
goodgps
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Post by goodgps »

Problem solved :>)

Thanks !
and thanks to ace hardware for that special sledge hammer !!!!

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RasterMaster
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Post by RasterMaster »

But what was the solution?
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Post by goodgps »

Oh Raster,
Sorry,

We did a complete hard reset on all devices .
This cleared the bad memory removing all negativity from each cell of the ram.

This also seem to speed up the OTF reinit's and original startups.

This Olde Tyme stuff still works but it has to be packed around by real men.
Either that . . . or by men who just can't cut the cord hahahaha :-)
RasterMaster
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Post by RasterMaster »

Know that you mention that, thats a periodic procedure, if I remember correctly.

Wish I could reset my hard drive and improve my memory!

thx Good
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Post by goodgps »

Raster,

I know what you mean. you still have some good "bytes" in there just take your vitamins and keep truckin.

In these "slow" time, try not to forget your real value. Just because we sell our services for less these days, doesnt mean we dont have some good knowledge.

I'm with ya big guy. . . . Who else is ?
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