Recent content by wanconm

Ok, now I got it. Windows Device Manager. I went there and it showed the same as the drop down box for port in Netview. I saw something about clearing NVRAM. Is that a good idea? Can I do that without losing my files on the TR2? I believe so, but I'm not sure.

No I don't. I'm used to starting netview, clicking connection, then the arrow on the drop down box for port, then the dropdown box contains the port of each of the TR2's I have connected. I went and looked and did not see any Device Manager in NetView. Is it a separate program or what?

To post-process in netview with receivers powered up, connected on physical USB to the computer but using SER, click connect and I get the message above. I have done this probably 100 times. I believe I'm following the same process. I don't recall have ever received this message. I have...

Outside did the trick...SUCCESS!!! I collected fixed data. Most excellent! Thanks to everyone, especially Matt. I would still be struggling without the help. I said "I think that for unfathomable reason my external antenna hpt404bt is considered internal. Does that seem right?" My head was...

it seems like, in standalone & collect, as long as when it starts the data is standalone, it records and accumulates just fine but as soon as a float data comes along, it erases everything and won't record anything more. Sounds strange but that's what seems to be happening. very frustrating

now it won't even record standalone, records a few points and rather than accumulate, suddenly erases or doesn't gather any points at all, even in standalone...

thanks for all you help!

Ok, I get the green light...makes sense in hind sight, no need to fix/float the base no wall, but maybe because it was the edge of a four foot wide table or maybe the resin (it's bamboo and resin) but most likely the edge, I'm pretty sure it was blocking the bluetooth "This LED is only an...

I'll try this tomorrow outside, I think I may actually have a clue, it seems that the idea is to bluetooth VictorLS to both rover and base, meaning close line of sight, use that connection to pair them for the radio, start the base and it will connect to the radio, after that you can walk away...

Any idea why the base position light/triangle in a circle=green=fixed while the rover's is yellow=float like I set it and I not that the "to base" button is greyed/not available....also i think I saw something in the quick start manual that the bluetooth to the base just disconnects as you walk...

I thought the base sat light=green meaning eight or more was good and that even yellow=5 to 7 would be ok, not true?

what I meant to say was there wasn't a little red bar, left out the n't, so it should be good. the base is about eight feet from the rover, the radio about five feet from the rover and ten feet from the base

I think that for unfathomable reason my external antenna hpt404bt is considered internal. Does that seem right? you say Press Start Base and then Disconnect after the radio begins broadcasting, disconnect disconnects ALL bluetooth connections and the radio connection and it seems like the idea...

Connect the rover receiver to the Victor-LS (System>Connection Setup>Receiver Connection>External receiver>Connect using Bluetooth>select rover receiver>Connect) Open Base Rover Setup and connect to Base (Base/Rover>Connect>select base receiver>Connect) Configure the radio parameters by tapping...

so the quick setup show a general group and other page which does not appear in Victor LS, apparently the parameters have been rearranged, under advanced setting I noted that GPS and Glonass were unchecked and I wonder how that could possibly be, I certainly never unselected gps o glonass, but...