UBX-20036165 SPG 4.04 – firmware for u-blox M9 standard precision products 10/11
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6 Known limitations
The limitations that have been resolved since u-blox M9 firmware SPG 4.00 release are listed
first. The remainder of this section then describes the current known limitations.
6.1 Resolved limitations since last release
• Rare watchdog resets causing the receiver to perform a cold start. The consequences are:
▪ Position outage until the receiver re-acquires satellites
▪ Possibly extended position outage in unfavorable scenarios because the acquisition
sensitivity is lower than tracking sensitivity
▪ Because the configuration can be saved in flash memory or eFuse, active configuration
that was not saved in non-volatile storage such as flash memory or battery-backed
RAM might be lost
• Improved USB and I2C interface robustness
• RTC reset mechanism
• NMEA-PUBX messages cannot be polled
• Exception and restart in cyclic tracking
• Galileo time aiding via UBX-MGA-INI-TIME_GNSS is now possible
6.2 System
• Continuous wave jamming indicator in UBX-MON-RF does not consider an internal
mitigation mechanism, resulting in a low indicator value despite a strong jammer. When
this happens the indicator value may drop or jump suddenly as the mitigation mechanism
turns on or off.
• If a new signal configuration (UBX-CFG-GNSS or UBX-CFG-VALSET) is sent to the receiver
before it completely starts up its GNSS functionality, it may be acknowledged but not
applied immediately.
6.3 Differences between EXT and ROM version
• The ROM image has a default baud rate of 9’600 baud.
• The EXT image has a default baud rate of 38’400 baud.
6.4 Power save mode
• Spoofing detection in cyclic tracking PSM is weaker than in continuous mode.
• CFG-PM-EXTINTWAKE causes the receiver always to stay on after the first assertion, it
does not go into backup (off mode) after that even when the pin is de-asserted.
6.5 Navigation
• The receiver does not output time pulses when QZSS SLAS corrections are applied.
Customers who want time pulse output need to disable SLAS corrections (this is the default
setting).
• The UBX-NAV-SIG message may report the health status of a satellite as unknown while it
is in fact unhealthy. This does not affect its use in navigation (unhealthy satellites are
omitted correctly) and UBX-NAV-SAT reports the correct status.