Anybody else noticed this?
scpi > T2200601021928383000043
It happened over the weekend, 1024 weeks after 01 Jan 2006.
There is/was a way to tell the GPS unit the date and time. I think the
idea was faster startup, but I remember using it to get past some WNRO
troubles.
It won't take the current date. Or at least both of mine won't. So I'm
guessing the date/time is passed to the GPS module and there is another
layer of WNRO testing/fixing in the Z3801A firmware.
Is there a secret recipe to work around this that I don't know about?
Does anybody know how to get the software build date out of a Z3801A?
Just curious. My copy of the manual says:
Copyright � 2000 Symmetricom,
--
These are my opinions. I hate spam.
On my units, you have to tell them the current date prior to them getting
lock.
--Eric
Eric Garner
On Tue, Aug 19, 2025, 7:34 PM Hal Murray via time-nuts <
time-nuts@lists.febo.com> wrote:
Anybody else noticed this?
scpi > T2200601021928383000043
It happened over the weekend, 1024 weeks after 01 Jan 2006.
There is/was a way to tell the GPS unit the date and time. I think the
idea was faster startup, but I remember using it to get past some WNRO
troubles.
It won't take the current date. Or at least both of mine won't. So I'm
guessing the date/time is passed to the GPS module and there is another
layer of WNRO testing/fixing in the Z3801A firmware.
Is there a secret recipe to work around this that I don't know about?
Does anybody know how to get the software build date out of a Z3801A?
Just curious. My copy of the manual says:
Copyright © 2000 Symmetricom,
--
These are my opinions. I hate spam.
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