Terry is spot on. The original HaiCom 204III did require turning off 
everything but the $GPRMC string which could be done via the SiRF chipset 
shareware 

I have several sets of Jeff's NixiChron electronics driving various clocks 
that I purchased from Jeff after the DST fix was incorporated. This Rev. 
also incorporated the change to accommodate 'todays' GPS pucks that do not 
have the 1PPS out. Last Rev. was "11-02-10" (Rev. is written in pencil on 
the top of the MCU) I use the GlobalSat BR355 exclusively now on these 
electroincs. Much better at locking-on too compared to the Haicom. 

 

On Wednesday, July 30, 2014 2:39:27 PM UTC-7, Terry Kennedy wrote:
>
> On Wednesday, July 30, 2014 1:33:46 PM UTC-4, Mike Schudel wrote:
>>
>> I have a IN-18 Nixichron clock that Jeff Thomas built for me about 10 
>> years ago.  The GPS antenna that came with it I've had to repair and it's 
>> basically on it's last leg from a hail storm last weekend.  The original 
>> antenna is in a rectangular clear and translucent blue case.  It's the one 
>> shown on his old site.  http://www.amug.org/~jthomas/nixichron.html
>>
>> Does anyone know of a replacement GPS antenna, with the PS/2 connection, 
>> that I can use?  When I started having issues with this a few years ago 
>> Jeff pointed me to a few antennas on Ebay but he would need to reprogram 
>> the unit to be able to use them.
>>
>
> He issued a firmware update some years ago. Firmware 040604 (that's 
> MMDDYY) and earlier require a receiver with a 1PPS output. Firmware 11xx05 
> and newer uses the start of the $GPRMC string as the reference. Roughly, 
> this means that if you have a firmware version that incorporates the "DST 
> fix" for 2005 and newer, you can use any receiver.
>
> The firmware was shipped on pre-programmed microcontrollers, so you'd need 
> to find one of those (or someone who has the firmware binary) in order to 
> update.
>

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