We are grateful for your feedback, activity, and reports on the previous big release – Reach Firmware 26 and want to present a new Reach Firmware 27 Beta 1 update!
We’ve improved stability, made the user interface more responsive, and implemented some valuable features.
Here is the list of changes:
Improvements
Support M2M authentication for SIM cards. It allows using SIM cards with private APNs with authentication by password and username.
Works perfectly. I’m using a twilio super sim in the states for pennies! One tip if someone is having issues, you need to enable data roaming and it should start right up.
We are pleased to present the Reach Firmware 27 Beta 2! This version contains all changes from the Reach Firmware 26.3 and a few new features and fixes!
Improvements
Option to upgrade Reach Firmware via mobile data for Reach RS2. To unlock this option, need to select the “Allow updates using mobile data” toggle in the Mobile data tab. If the receiver is connected to a Wi-Fi network, the update will be downloaded via Wi-Fi regardless of this setting
Add a banner with ReachView 3 links to App Store/Play Market
Add validation for the marker_name field in the raw log RINEX settings
Fixes
Fix undefined progress at the Updater panel after refreshing the page during firmware upgrading
Fixed SIM cards PIN unlock on Reach RS2 (this bug was introduced in 27 Beta 1)
Hi Dmitry, Just downloaded the beta 2 and about to start an OPUS recording session. What does the option “This log is for OPUS” actually do? Are there any specifics you can provide? Thanks.
We’ve conducted global research to make our RINEX files work better in OPUS. This option is the result of our own testing as well as an analysis of our users’ data. Once you choose this option to supply the data to OPUS, the log’s time is interpolated to an integer.