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GPS Week Number Rollover error in Navman Jupiter Pico T GPS
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carver:
Hello.
I have lot of equipment in which are installed Navman Jupiter Pico T GPS.
TU36-D400-020 ver.14.00 - work OK
TU36-D400-020 ver.73.08 - has GPS Week Number Rollover error.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GPS_Week_Number_Rollover
I waiting connector and cable for it,
but maybe someone solved this problem ?
or knows how to copy firmware from one device to another ?
i has approx 20 failed units. Sirf Scorpio 11577 inside.
Thanks.
jimdeane:
I would be surprised if you are able to copy firmware from one to another. We had this problem on a fleet of deployed Connor Winfield units in some physics equipment. The tech people came up with a firmware update procedure we could use in the field, but step one was downloading the appropriate firmware update file from the Connor Winfield manufacturer site.
A cursory search didn't reveal a download site for your device. Perhaps you'll have more luck?
carver:
thanks.
I didn't receive a notification and I just saw your answer.
I know that this is a real problem, and many manufacturers,
even GARMIN/Apple didn't solve it.
although garmin may have already decided,
I have'nt such models.
LateLesley:
Are you sure it's Juniper, not Jupiter?
If it's Jupiter, I found this which may or may not be helpful.
http://gps.0xdc.ru/static/sirf/doc/SirfStar/gpsd.berlios.de/vendor-docs/jupiter/LA010105A_TimingAppSoftware_AppNote.pdf
It says it uses the Zodiac GPS chipset, and I found this on it -
https://www.gpskit.nl/documents/rockwell/zodiac.pdf
Maybe it can provide useful leads to update it?
It may be possible to find a way to update the time yourself, but it may not remember the change. I found some info in the appendix of this page. http://www.jrmiller.demon.co.uk/projects/ministd/faq.html
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