It is based on ‘a’ firmware that specifically fixes the known QZSS issue, as stated in the release notes. The ‘latest’ depends on who you ask.
Regards
Matt
If this is based on the latest firmware, the same phenomenon will occur in other company’s GPS.
Although the occurrence condition has not yet been clarified, the general procedure is as follows.
Even though it took ten days, I could only understand this far.
1, QZSS 193 is received
2, QZSS 194, 195 are received.
3, “HOT START” command is sent.
4, Lost 194, 195 according to procedure 3 and receive only 193. 193 may be lost. The same is true if you receive 193 soon.
5. The update of satellite position information stops.
However, this is one of several conditions and it can not necessarily occur that phenomenon.
This phenomenon can occur when sending “HOT START” at around 20 o’clock to 21 o’clock in the place where I am in Japan.
JST 20 o’clock= UTC11 o’clock, JST 21 o’clock = UTC 12 o’clock
If you are convinced this is an issue then you will need to raise it through your commercial channel to have it brought to the development teams attention for proper investigation.
Regards
Matt