Note:
A
self survey
will take at least 2000 seconds (33 minutes).
Relocating NetClock
The
Delete Position
command may need to be used if a NetClock system is physically moved,
and it did not self-initiate a new survey automatically, as is the case with
u-blox M8T-series
receivers
(see also "Determining Your GNSS Receiver Model" on page 187). Note that neg
lecting to delete the old position data and discover the new position data will cause NetClock
not to go into synchronization state.
Note:
Software versions 5.4.5 and above by default will initiate a resurvey on
reboot. See
"Setting GNSS Receiver Dynamics" on page 192
.
Sanitization
The
Delete Position
command must also be used when
sanitizing
a NetClock unit (ensuring that
no trace of position data remains on the unit). See "Sanitizing the Unit" on page 320.
Deleting the GNSS position
To delete the GNSS position:
1.
Disconnect the GNSS antenna from the NetClock unit (this is required
only when san
itizing
the unit).
2.
Navigate to
Interfaces > References: GNSS Reference
.
3.
Click on the GEAR button next to the GNSS Reference (typically, there is only one ref
erence, numbered "0"). The
GNSS 0
window will open:
Locate the
Delete Position
box, check it, and click Submit.
4.
NetClock will initiate a GNSS self survey.
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