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Peter:
The message type you mention below has not yet come into effect. It is part of the CNAV
message structure to be used in the future by GPS satellites. No satellites are
currently transmitting CNAV data. But, by the time of the next rollover (2019), they
will be so we shouldn't have the problem we had during the previous rollover.
-- Richard

Quoting Smith_Peter@emc.com:

>
> On Tuesday, September 15, 2009 2:55 PM, Richard B. Langley 
> said:
> > No it isn't. The receiver must keep track of rollovers by itself. More
> info here:
> > .
> > -- Richard Langley
> >
> > Quoting Smith_Peter@emc.com:
> >
> >> The number of roll-overs is included in the  GPS message stream
>
> Actually, since your (very interesting, by the way) article was written
> in 1998, the GPS message stream has been beefed up to include, among
> other data, a 13-bit Extended Week Number or Transmission Week Number
> (not exactly a count of roll-overs -- I misspoke). This field is in
> message type 10, bits 39-51. See NAVSTAR GLOBAL POSITIONING SYSTEM
> INTERFACE SPECIFICATION, IS-GPS-200, 7 March 2006 at
> https://navcen.uscg.gov/gps/modernization/IS-GPS-200D_w_IRN_1_7Mar06%20N
> S.pdf
>
>  -- Peter Smith
>
> >
>


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