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<blockquote data-quote="marrull" data-source="post: 1167100" data-attributes="member: 421263">Hello guys,I finally got my RC2000A but like usual there are some questions. Mine came with no extra polarization board and it has a quite new firmware compared to what I saw posted but other users in the thread.On the EPROM sticker it is written &quot;v4.10 W&quot;. EPROM is a M27C512 and the programmer identified it with ID 203D.Now the question is can I use this firmware in Central Europe? According to the table posted here in the thread &quot;W&quot; stands for West and for EU I should use the &quot;u&quot; version.RC3000 is using the GPS to find out the position of the antenna and most probably it does some computation based on user location to start the correct tracking of the satellite. But how does the RC2000 work because I cannot see any option to input my location and it doesn't have any GPS input?! Probably that's why they made multiple versions of the firmware for different regions?Thanks!</blockquote>

[QUOTE="marrull, post: 1167100, member: 421263"] Hello guys, I finally got my RC2000A but like usual there are some questions. Mine came with no extra polarization board and it has a quite new firmware compared to what I saw posted but other users in the thread. On the EPROM sticker it is written "v4.10 W". EPROM is a M27C512 and the programmer identified it with ID 203D. Now the question is can I use this firmware in Central Europe? According to the table posted here in the thread "W" stands for West and for EU I should use the "u" version. RC3000 is using the GPS to find out the position of the antenna and most probably it does some computation based on user location to start the correct tracking of the satellite. But how does the RC2000 work because I cannot see any option to input my location and it doesn't have any GPS input?! Probably that's why they made multiple versions of the firmware for different regions? Thanks! [/QUOTE]

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