>> I used ":GPS:INIT:DATE 2016,09,05 »
> I suspect that using 2016 instead of 2017 caused it to be over ridden as the
> week number could be pre-rollover or outside error limits.
If I change that 6 to a 7, it gets ignored without error.
The battery works well enough to save the time of day ove
> Le 21 sept. 2017 à 06:30, Hal Murray a écrit :
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> I removed the antenna, power cycled, set the date, status looked good.
> Then I reconnected the antenna.
> After a while, if found some satellites and time jumped back to 1998.
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> Did I miss a step?
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> I used ":GPS:INIT:DATE 2016,09,05
I removed the antenna, power cycled, set the date, status looked good.
Then I reconnected the antenna.
After a while, if found some satellites and time jumped back to 1998.
Did I miss a step?
I used ":GPS:INIT:DATE 2016,09,05"
It was leftover from the last time I set the date on some HP box.
I j
