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Old 04-02-2009, 05:16 AM
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Originally Posted by KiwiJochen
1. Leave car outside, under a clear sky, turn ignition on to Pos1, and wait at least 15min. Monitor the GPS receive signals in the Service Menu to watch the GPS signals being acquired.

It can easily take 5min to get the first GPS signal.
I have got finally S/N values between 5-15 from 3 satellites at the same time at its best. Waited for 30mins, but no help.

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Check also the GPS Status and make sure that you don't see ANT OPEN or ANT SHORT or any bad error messages. "Searching" is OK, that's what it does when it looks for a satellite signal.
Status seems to be OK, Seaching is what I can see in the display.

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Only after the position has been calculated and the almanac has been downloaded, should you take the car for a calibration drive.
Menu says "Almanac on" all the time. Is there anyway to confirm if it has been downloaded; or does this mean that it is?

Let's continue the struggle..
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