PS Magazine - TB 43-PS-622
PS, The Preventative Maintenance Monthly
ISSUE 622
SEPTEMBER 2004
If you spot numbers 613-9854-005 or 613-9868-
008, you’re up-to-date and good-to-go. (PLGR+96
software version 613-9868-008 is the preferred oper-
ating system if the hardware will support it.
Any other numbers mean you need new software.
See your CECOM LAR for a copy of MWO 11-
5820-291-30-4. The MWO lists the software you
need, tells how to install it and authorizes you to do
it. Your LAR should also have a copy of the new
software.
If not, the software is available on the Internet at
CECOM’s software engineering directorate website.
Go to:
You’ll have to register and get a password in order
to download the software.
If you have any questions about the new software or how to get it, contact Willie
Jackson at DSN 468-3518 or email:
willie.jackson@robins.af.mil
If you have PLGR/EPLGR safety questions, contact David Kiernan at DSN 992-
0084 or email:
david.kiernan@us.army.mil
PS 622
SEP 04
46
PLGR/EPLGR Software…
Old software could cause your PLGR/EPLGR to
continually reset and the display to flash over and
over. That would make your precision receiver not
so precise!
Even if you haven’t had these problems, check
what software you’re using. As you power up the
PLGR/EPLGR, look for the 10-digit number. It will
be on the third line of the first display. If you’re
already powered up, you can find the number on a
status page by using the MENU key.
You
could become the
nowhere man if you
don’t have the latest
software installed in
your precision light-
weight GPS receiver
(PLGR) or the enhanced
(EPLGR) model.
Look for third line
keep my
software
up-to-
date!
where
are we?
man, I
wish this
plgr was
working…
it
should
be
working.
Y’know, I
think I was
s’posed to
update the
software…
I hope
you’re
kidding!
I’m
not
kidding!
you’re
not
kidding!!
622.46-47(C)
8/2/04
11:23 AM
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