Hi everyone!
Today, we’re releasing Reach Firmware 34.9 with a new low-power mode for the built-in LTE modem, USB OTG support for Reach RS4 / RS4 Pro, and several stability fixes.
Here’s a closer look at what’s changed:
Added
- Added a low-power mode to extend battery life. If no SIM card is detected within 30 minutes after startup, the modem automatically enters low-power mode.
- Added USB OTG support for Reach RS4 / RS4 Pro. You can now connect USB devices directly to Reach to configure position output and stream positioning data over USB.
Fixed
- Fixed an issue with the authentication field in the Local NTRIP caster source table.
- Fixed an issue that could prevent Galileo and BeiDou satellites from being displayed on the skyplot during PPK and cause some BeiDou signals to be missing from RINEX logs.
- Fixed an issue that could prevent UHF and LoRa radio settings from being applied right after startup or cause them to reset to default.
- Fixed an issue where Reach RS4 / RS4 Pro could not connect to mobile networks or access the internet with certain providers.
- Fixed an issue where logged epochs were missing from RINEX files.
Make sure to update your receiver through Emlid Flow to get the latest improvements.