Stefal
commented
2 years ago But there is a workaround:
⚠️ WARNING! DO THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK !
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Stop the main str2str service from the web interface or from a terminal with
sudo systemctl stop str2str_tcp.service -
Open a serial to tcp connection with socat. My gnss receiver is on ttyACM0 so the command line is
sudo socat tcp-listen:128,reuseaddr /dev/ttyACM0,b115200,raw,echo=0 -
Open U-Center from another computer and create a network connection with the RTKBase ip address and port n°128
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Connect U-Center to your F9P with this network connection
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Open the U-Center Firmware update utility. Select the firmware and use these settings:
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Click on the "Go" button
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When the update is ok, the F9P will be disconnected, you will have to restart the
sudo socat ...command on your base terminal. Then reconnect it in U-Center and check if the firmware version is correct (Message View -> UBX -> MON -> VER). Now you can disconnect U-Center -
With the new firmware the receiver use its default settings. To reconfigure it for RTKBase, launch
rtkbase/tools/install.sh --detect-usb-gnss --configure-gnss -
When it's ok, enable back the service you need from the RTKBase web interface.
When a new firmware is available for the gnss receiver, it could be helpful to update it from RTKBase.
Problem: Currently, there is no Gnu/linux tool to flash a F9P