[teqc] FCN of Glonass R17 satellite

[Lou Estey]

Uwe,

You'll have to send me a sample file or two so I can look at them.  Send
the files to me, not the teqc list.  If this is occurring with both Javad
JPS and Leica data (MDB format?), I'd need a sample of both.

--lou

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> we use teqc for converting javad and leica raw data files to rinex.
> 
> Since glonass satellite R17 is up, we see in the glonass navigation file 
> no R17 navigation messages due to the fact that teqc rejects all 
> navigation messages with fcn (frequency channel number) out of the range 
> of -7 to +24:
> 
> ! Notice ! GLONASS: bad frequency #= 255 being rejected  (min= -7, max= 24)
> ! Notice ! GLONASS: bad frequency #= 254 being rejected  (min= -7, max= 24)
> 
> When we use for example jps2rin, for R17 a fcn of 255 is reported, but 
> is included in the navigation file.
> 
> We have this effect with all data collecting software(s) we use for 
> javad and also with raw mdb files directly downloaded from the leica 
> receiver.
> 
> We are now not sure, whether it is a problem related to teqc or the raw 
> data format of the receivers.
> 
> The newest teqc is used:
>      2.10           G: GLONASS NAV DATA                     RINEX 
> VERSION / TYPE
> teqc  2007Jun25     root                20080123 00:24:06UTCPGM / RUN BY 
> / DATE
> Linux 2.4.20-8|Pentium IV|gcc|Linux|486/DX+                 COMMENT
> teqc  2007Jun25     root                20080122 01:00:00UTCCOMMENT
>   2008     1    22    1.201871782541D-06                    CORR TO 
> SYSTEM TIME
>     14                                                      LEAP SECONDS
>                                                             END OF HEADER
> 
> Thanks.