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Re: [gpsd-users] Strange loss of 3d fix
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Gary E. Miller |
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Re: [gpsd-users] Strange loss of 3d fix |
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Thu, 15 Aug 2019 12:36:36 -0700 |
Yo Svenn!
On Thu, 15 Aug 2019 21:28:33 +0200
Svenn Are Bjerkem via gpsd-users <address@hidden> wrote:
> when I mount zed-f9P (with ublox antenna) in the best place I have
> available regarding clear sky, I loose 3d-fix after about one minute.
Not good. I have not had that problem.
Did you try a ground plane, or choke ring? Any nearby metal or other
multipath possibilities?
> If I place it in the south-facing window of my office, I have 3D fix
> for thousands of seconds.
What is your lat/lon? GPS sats do not go above 56 degree latitude.
> Loosing fix means all the calculated
> parameters are lost as if I just plugged in the gps.
Lost me? If you GPS did not move the data is still valid.
> When observing the gps in my office, I see that there is a "batch" of
> json data being transferred to cgps. This is approximately when the
> "loss" of fix happens in my base station location. I am on laptop
> battery with no wlan at that point.
How about doing a capture, with "gpsipe -w" and "gpspipe -R", and
looking at that.
> I think I need some help to find out which baud rate the autobauding
> is setting
Simple: "stty -F /dev/ttyS0"
> and if the NMEA is turned off when autobauding finds out
> that this is a ublox device.
gpspipe, as above, tells you. Better yet, ubxtool.
> I am investigating if the massive "good"
> data is causing some lockup in the uart chain.
If can happen. You should set your receiver to 115200.
> linux, gitlab:master:LATEST zed f9p ver 1.11
What does that mean?
> and I try to reboot the gps by sending a HOTBOOT, but then gpsd stops
> receiving.
Yes, it is rebooting!
> Is there a way to reboot a gps and retain the connection to
> gpsd?
Depends on what interfacce you use. Not possible with USB as the port
re-enumerates. Blame u-blox.
> Closing down and pulling the plug is the way I do now.
Pull the plug on what? Power? USB?
RGDS
GARY
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