Hi All,
I have an Ashtech ProFlex 800 that has not yet had the 2019-WNRO-correcting firmware update applied (looking for a USB drive adapter... let me know if you've got one!). It is slated to (temporarily) replace another unit that was acting as a CORS station and recently stopped working. I am doing some testing with the working-but-wrong unit and would like to send off some observations to OPUS.
I would like to use teqc to correct the obs files gathered from it, I know using find and replace is also possible but teqc should be easier to integrate into a script. Problem is, using the -week 2048 command isn't doing anything. The output file has the exact same start/stop dates/times as the input file.
I'm using the Feb2019 version of teqc, and am seeing the same results on windows and linux.
$ teqc +qc syif037l00.06o | grep Time Time of start of window : 2006 Feb 6 11:00:00.000 Time of end of window : 2006 Feb 6 13:59:55.000 $ teqc -week 2385 syif037l00.06o > syif037l00.25o $ teqc +qc syif037l00.25o | grep Time Time of start of window : 2006 Feb 6 11:00:00.000 Time of end of window : 2006 Feb 6 13:59:55.000
I feel like I'm missing something obvious here, but no matter what value I put in for the week offset, the dates never change. I've also tried using +week as well as specifying output observables, but the dates never change.
Thank you!
John