Hi, Gilbert- That's good news!You had mentioned some issues with the latest Novra firmware earlier (v2R11). Are you running the V2R11 firmware or are you back at V2R7?
Thanks, John On 9/3/14, 12:58 PM, Gilbert Sebenste wrote:
Hey everyone, After extensive testing and fixing issues this past weekend, a final test was performed on the new NOAAport this morning, and it worked fine. I am now getting zero packet loss, even when they were testing by slamming 70 mb/sec of sustained throughput in the pipeline. That was just darn impressive. Anyway, as of 17Z today, the fun has begun. Several people wentthrough the hard work this weekend, along with myself, to help NOAA make sure all was well. Now it's your turn! The NWS beganswitching their Novra receivers to the new broadcast as of 17Z today; see below. You have 27 days to switch over before you lose your NOAAport feed...unless you want the HRRR which will be sent on, and only on, the new NOAAport feed, as of 12Z on the 23rd. Then you obviously only have 21 days to test and switch over. Also, as a side note, the NOAA Weather Wire Service, broadcast as a "subchannel", if you will, to NOAAport...is also up and running. The Novra and LDM version 6.12.4 handle it flawlessly. Have fun! Note the ISI and modulation coding changes that were made this past weekend based on test results. See below. Gilbert*******************************************************************************Gilbert Sebenste ********(My opinions only!) ****** Staff Meteorologist, Northern Illinois University ****E-mail: sebenste@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx *** web: http://weather.admin.niu.edu ** Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/NIU_Weather ** Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/niu.weather ********************************************************************************340 NOXX01 KWBC 031415 FROM - NWSTG TO - ALL SUBJECT - SBN / NOAAPORT EXPANSION UPDATE 010 . THE AWIPS PROGRAM WILL BEGIN TRANSITIONING NWS SITES TODAY BEGINNING AT 1700Z . ----------------------------------- IMPORTANT UPDATED RECEIVER SETTINGS ----------------------------------- RF FREQ - 1110 MHZ MODULATION/CODING - 16PSK - 2/3 ISI - 18 ----------------------------------- THE PLANNED TRANSITION SCHEDULE FOR NWS OFFICES FOLLOWS BELOW RD 1 / NON-OPERATIONAL SITES - 09/03/14 RD 2 / EASTERN, ALASKA, PACIFIC REGION SITES - 09/08/14 RD 3 / SOUTHERN REGION SITES - 09/10/14 RD 4 / CENTRAL REGION SITES - 09/15/14 RD 5 / WESTERN REGION SITES - 09/17/14 ON OCTOBER 1, 2014, THE CURRENT SBN/NOAAPORT FEED WILL BE TERMINATED AND THE SBN/NOAAPORT FEED WILL ONLY BE DISSEMINATED VIA THE NEW DOWNLINK FREQUENCY. THE INCREASED SBN/NOAAPORT BANDWIDTH WILL ALLOW FOR THE DISSEMINATION OF A WIDE RANGE OF NEW AND ENHANCED WEATHER PRODUCTS AND IS AN EXCITING TIME FOR US. IF YOU ENCOUNTER ANY TYPE OF PROBLEMS OR ISSUES, WE WOULD ASK THAT YOU PLEASE CALL THE TOC AT 301.713.0902 OR SEND AN EMAIL TO TOC.NWSTG -AT- NOAA.GOV. YOU CAN ALSO SEND AN EMAIL TO NWS.NOAAPORT.SUPPORT -AT- NOAA.GOV. NWSTG/KMC _______________________________________________ noaaport mailing list noaaport@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxFor list information or to unsubscribe, visit: http://www.unidata.ucar.edu/mailing_lists/
-- John Lalande Space Science & Engineering Center University of Wisconsin - Madison john.lalande@xxxxxxxxxxxxx / 608-263-2268
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