I was using two other rover units in the field yesterday and there seems to be inconsistencies with getting a fix status. The current setup is in an open field with a RS+ as a base and two RS+ rovers that communicate via LORA. I was able to get fix on both rovers in the morning and then when I tried again in the evening it took over 3 hours for only one rover to get a fix and the other was a float until the end. When tried again this morning the fixes happened without a problem.
May I ask you to update all devices to the latest stable version (v2.22.5) and test them once again? We usually recommend keeping the devices up to date.
In this version, we released some improvements in RTK performance that may be of help in your case.
Were the logs able to shed some light on what exactly was happening? Also any ideas on why one unit would get a fix and the other not if both are identical in both software settings and firmware version?
I’ve checked the quality of you data and they look fine. At the moment, it’s quite hard to say certainly what was the reason for the issue you experienced.
That’s why I’d recommend updating your RS+ devices to the latest stable firmware version (2.22.5). We’ve brought some RTK improvements which should give a better result overall. Also, if the fix quality will still be not optimal, that version includes way more data to debug the issues with the fix.
Please test the devices with the latest stable and let me know how it works.
