Thank you, Michael.
New release of J-Field Software 2.0.5.9xx
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You need to install the "Latest version" in Netview & Modem which is 3.7.2. Also you can view which board you have with it too.
Aaron S
Active Member
Right, but how can I be sure that what it's installing is the newest? The reason I ask is that it installed a firmware dated May 31, but I thought with this base movement update, there would be a newer version available. For example, the image you posted shows August 31. If my board is also 2_6, shouldn't I have the August version?
Aaron S
Active Member
Sorry, I misread your post. "Latest" version, not "Stable" version.
It would be helpful I think if there was a way to check for base updates without hooking it up. Like maybe an email notification when a new version is available, or even just a website that lists all the current/stable versions that are available.
It would be helpful I think if there was a way to check for base updates without hooking it up. Like maybe an email notification when a new version is available, or even just a website that lists all the current/stable versions that are available.
Firmware versions and downloads are listed at http://www.javad.com/jgnss/support/update.html
To receive notices you can subscribe to the RSS feed at http://www.javad.com/jgnss/javad/web/. They are also posted on the posted in the Facebook feed at https://www.facebook.com/JGNSS/
For Base Guard to work you need to have a T2 with a board version 4 or greater. This can be determined in Netview:
The last number in the highlighted board version is the board number, so 6 in this example.
John Thompson
Well-Known Member
Thanks, everyone, for your quick work on fixing this. I tried it in the yard this morning and everything seems to be working. Base starts normally, RTK is fixed, and the base records raw data.
Javad GNSS-- When it absolutely, positively has to be fixed overnight!
Javad GNSS-- When it absolutely, positively has to be fixed overnight!
Sdrake14
Active Member
Likewise, just tried the fix in my yard and it appears to be operating as it should. I did notice a possible new bug though...when I was in collect screen I have a user button set to real time inverse to last shot, when I click on it it takes me to a cluster averaging screen, not sure why and don't think it hurts me, but just noticed it. Is it supposed to do this?
I also think there is a possible bug still in the T2 update keeping me from operating it as a TCP base. Have not been able to get this going yet....
For my part I am impressed with the teams turn around but not calling it overnight yet. I lost Friday, Saturday, and maybe today in the field.......
I also think there is a possible bug still in the T2 update keeping me from operating it as a TCP base. Have not been able to get this going yet....
For my part I am impressed with the teams turn around but not calling it overnight yet. I lost Friday, Saturday, and maybe today in the field.......
This was something Nate requested, see https://support.javad.com/index.php?threads/a-javad-dream-place.2095/#post-18382
Did you have it working before the update as a TCP base?
Jim Frame
Well-Known Member
(I'm away from the office until late tomorrow, so if I seem even more clueless than usual is because I'm reading about this on my phone.)
So if those of us with old T2s update our LS units to the current stable firmware, can we expect our existing radio and TCP setups to function, or can we count on something breaking? Or should we skip this update entirely?
So if those of us with old T2s update our LS units to the current stable firmware, can we expect our existing radio and TCP setups to function, or can we count on something breaking? Or should we skip this update entirely?