Lasse & Richard
Further to your discussions regarding interfacing the Jupiter TU60-D120.
There would seem to be a number of varieties of these units which one would
expect to find some common interface connections and software control, but I
gather this is not the case.
I am currently trying to set up two varieties, one is the TU30-D200 and the
other is the TU30-D145, the latter being the simpler "Tracker" type. Can
anybody confirm the connection field for each of these types as they do not
seem to correspond to some printed/down-loaded data that I have ?
I would appreciate any information on these two units.
Roy
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From: "Richard H McCorkle" <mccor...@ptialaska.net>
To: "Discussion of precise time and frequency measurement"
<time-nuts@febo.com>
Sent: Monday, May 11, 2009 6:23 PM
Subject: Re: [time-nuts] Help needed: Jupiter-T TU60-D120
Lasse,
If you are getting a Message ID 1180 at power-on you are in Navman bin
mode and the EEPROM power-on default has been set to this mode. You need
to send Message ID 1331 using LabMon to set it back to Motorola protocol
before TAC32 can talk to it.
Richard
I got a Jupiter-T TU60 off eBay and my intentions are (was) to get a
diciplined oscillator running.
Somehow I expected it to be pretty similar (command wise) to a TU-30
wich is up and running here, but must have missed the information that
it starts in Motorola Bin??
My TU60 will just say "ff 81 9c 04 01 00 00 00 64 79 00 00 00 00" at
power-up (Message ID 1180) once, then nothing.
After installing TAC32 (demo) yesterday I managed (don't ask me how) get
the uint running, everything looked OK, I then wanted to put it inot
Navman Bin mode. This should be safe as according to datasheet as it
will revert to Motorola commands when cycling the power. After trying
@@Wb, but nothing from Labmon/WinLabmon, and now TAC32 cannot get in
contact with the GPS,
I let the GPS be off power over night but it sill refuses to connect to
TAC32.
Have I put my Jupiter in a mode that I cannot revert? It still reports
the MessageID 1180 at power-on.
Or was I just plain lucky once to somhow fool TAC32 to get the Jupiter
to run?
Any hints or comments are most welcome!
/Lasse
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