Trimble Business Center

Hi Shane,
Sorry for the delay in responding, as I mentioned I have a TBC V 3.9, it processed the baselines well, but it presented the error "Invalid Leap Seconds", I could solve this by updating the file "TrimbleCFGUpdate", the problem was that later After updating it, it no longer processed the baselines again presenting the error "Baseline Failed", for which I sent the query to the community, so far I have not been able to solve the problem, I chose to uninstall and install the TBC again, but now it presents me with the error that you can see in the attached pdf file, which does not allow me to carry out any kind of process.

I also attach the rinex files and the TBC file, thanks in advance for the help.

https://we.tl/t-wUTLd4D9EF

Regards,

Jairo

Hi Shane,
Sorry for the delay in responding, as I mentioned I have a TBC V 3.9, it processed the baselines well, but it presented the error "Invalid Leap Seconds", I could solve this by updating the file "TrimbleCFGUpdate", the problem was that later After updating it, it no longer processed the baselines again presenting the error "Baseline Failed", for which I sent the query to the community, so far I have not been able to solve the problem, I chose to uninstall and install the TBC again, but now it presents me with the error that you can see in the attached pdf file, which does not allow me to carry out any kind of process.

I also attach the rinex files and the TBC file, thanks in advance for the help.

https://we.tl/t-wUTLd4D9EF

Regards,

Jairo

Hi Ian,

Despite the error Invalid Leap Seconds, the baselines processed without any problem, the processed points were all static, this error happens with all the files that I have processed, which have all been static points, basically the serious problem is that after updating with the TrimbleCFGUpdate file to eliminate the Invalid Leap Seconds error, the TBC no longer processes any baselines.

Thanks in advance,

Regards,

Jairo

Hi Shane,
Sorry for the delay in responding, as I mentioned I have a TBC V 3.9, it processed the baselines well, but it presented the error "Invalid Leap Seconds", I could solve this by updating the file "TrimbleCFGUpdate", the problem was that later After updating it, it no longer processed the baselines again presenting the error "Baseline Failed", for which I sent the query to the community, so far I have not been able to solve the problem, I chose to uninstall and install the TBC again, but now it presents me with the error that you can see in the attached pdf file, which does not allow me to carry out any kind of process.

I also attach the rinex files and the TBC file, thanks in advance for the help.

https://we.tl/t-wUTLd4D9EF

Regards,

Jairo

Hi Ian,

Despite the error Invalid Leap Seconds, the baselines processed without any problem, the processed points were all static, this error happens with all the files that I have processed, which have all been static points, basically the serious problem is that after updating with the TrimbleCFGUpdate file to eliminate the Invalid Leap Seconds error, the TBC no longer processes any baselines.

Thanks in advance,

Regards,

Jairo

Hi Shane,
Sorry for the delay in responding, as I mentioned I have a TBC V 3.9, it processed the baselines well, but it presented the error "Invalid Leap Seconds", I could solve this by updating the file "TrimbleCFGUpdate", the problem was that later After updating it, it no longer processed the baselines again presenting the error "Baseline Failed", for which I sent the query to the community, so far I have not been able to solve the problem, I chose to uninstall and install the TBC again, but now it presents me with the error that you can see in the attached pdf file, which does not allow me to carry out any kind of process.

I also attach the rinex files and the TBC file, thanks in advance for the help.

https://we.tl/t-wUTLd4D9EF

Regards,

Jairo

Hi Ian,

Despite the error Invalid Leap Seconds, the baselines processed without any problem, the processed points were all static, this error happens with all the files that I have processed, which have all been static points, basically the serious problem is that after updating with the TrimbleCFGUpdate file to eliminate the Invalid Leap Seconds error, the TBC no longer processes any baselines.

Thanks in advance,

Regards,

Jairo

Hi Shane,
Sorry for the delay in responding, as I mentioned I have a TBC V 3.9, it processed the baselines well, but it presented the error "Invalid Leap Seconds", I could solve this by updating the file "TrimbleCFGUpdate", the problem was that later After updating it, it no longer processed the baselines again presenting the error "Baseline Failed", for which I sent the query to the community, so far I have not been able to solve the problem, I chose to uninstall and install the TBC again, but now it presents me with the error that you can see in the attached pdf file, which does not allow me to carry out any kind of process.

I also attach the rinex files and the TBC file, thanks in advance for the help.

https://we.tl/t-wUTLd4D9EF

Regards,

Jairo

Hi Ian,

Despite the error Invalid Leap Seconds, the baselines processed without any problem, the processed points were all static, this error happens with all the files that I have processed, which have all been static points, basically the serious problem is that after updating with the TrimbleCFGUpdate file to eliminate the Invalid Leap Seconds error, the TBC no longer processes any baselines.

Thanks in advance,

Regards,

Jairo

Hi Shane,
Sorry for the delay in responding, as I mentioned I have a TBC V 3.9, it processed the baselines well, but it presented the error "Invalid Leap Seconds", I could solve this by updating the file "TrimbleCFGUpdate", the problem was that later After updating it, it no longer processed the baselines again presenting the error "Baseline Failed", for which I sent the query to the community, so far I have not been able to solve the problem, I chose to uninstall and install the TBC again, but now it presents me with the error that you can see in the attached pdf file, which does not allow me to carry out any kind of process.

I also attach the rinex files and the TBC file, thanks in advance for the help.

https://we.tl/t-wUTLd4D9EF

Regards,

Jairo

Hi Ian,

Despite the error Invalid Leap Seconds, the baselines processed without any problem, the processed points were all static, this error happens with all the files that I have processed, which have all been static points, basically the serious problem is that after updating with the TrimbleCFGUpdate file to eliminate the Invalid Leap Seconds error, the TBC no longer processes any baselines.

Thanks in advance,

Regards,

Jairo

Hi Shane,
Sorry for the delay in responding, as I mentioned I have a TBC V 3.9, it processed the baselines well, but it presented the error "Invalid Leap Seconds", I could solve this by updating the file "TrimbleCFGUpdate", the problem was that later After updating it, it no longer processed the baselines again presenting the error "Baseline Failed", for which I sent the query to the community, so far I have not been able to solve the problem, I chose to uninstall and install the TBC again, but now it presents me with the error that you can see in the attached pdf file, which does not allow me to carry out any kind of process.

I also attach the rinex files and the TBC file, thanks in advance for the help.

https://we.tl/t-wUTLd4D9EF

Regards,

Jairo

Hi Ian,

Despite the error Invalid Leap Seconds, the baselines processed without any problem, the processed points were all static, this error happens with all the files that I have processed, which have all been static points, basically the serious problem is that after updating with the TrimbleCFGUpdate file to eliminate the Invalid Leap Seconds error, the TBC no longer processes any baselines.

Thanks in advance,

Regards,

Jairo

Hi Shane,
Sorry for the delay in responding, as I mentioned I have a TBC V 3.9, it processed the baselines well, but it presented the error "Invalid Leap Seconds", I could solve this by updating the file "TrimbleCFGUpdate", the problem was that later After updating it, it no longer processed the baselines again presenting the error "Baseline Failed", for which I sent the query to the community, so far I have not been able to solve the problem, I chose to uninstall and install the TBC again, but now it presents me with the error that you can see in the attached pdf file, which does not allow me to carry out any kind of process.

I also attach the rinex files and the TBC file, thanks in advance for the help.

https://we.tl/t-wUTLd4D9EF

Regards,

Jairo

Hi Ian,

Despite the error Invalid Leap Seconds, the baselines processed without any problem, the processed points were all static, this error happens with all the files that I have processed, which have all been static points, basically the serious problem is that after updating with the TrimbleCFGUpdate file to eliminate the Invalid Leap Seconds error, the TBC no longer processes any baselines.

Thanks in advance,

Regards,

Jairo

Hi Shane,
Sorry for the delay in responding, as I mentioned I have a TBC V 3.9, it processed the baselines well, but it presented the error "Invalid Leap Seconds", I could solve this by updating the file "TrimbleCFGUpdate", the problem was that later After updating it, it no longer processed the baselines again presenting the error "Baseline Failed", for which I sent the query to the community, so far I have not been able to solve the problem, I chose to uninstall and install the TBC again, but now it presents me with the error that you can see in the attached pdf file, which does not allow me to carry out any kind of process.

I also attach the rinex files and the TBC file, thanks in advance for the help.

https://we.tl/t-wUTLd4D9EF

Regards,

Jairo

Hey Jairo, 

The engineers did say that if running clean up didn't work there is most likely a corruption on the machine that would need to be addressed. Glad you were able to get TBC back up and running though. 

Now that you've got TBC back up, have you ran all of the updates in "check for updates"? 

Once you've ran the updates are you able to process the baselines? 

Regards, 

Shane Lyons
Trimble Support

Hi Ian,

Despite the error Invalid Leap Seconds, the baselines processed without any problem, the processed points were all static, this error happens with all the files that I have processed, which have all been static points, basically the serious problem is that after updating with the TrimbleCFGUpdate file to eliminate the Invalid Leap Seconds error, the TBC no longer processes any baselines.

Thanks in advance,

Regards,

Jairo

Hi Shane,
Sorry for the delay in responding, as I mentioned I have a TBC V 3.9, it processed the baselines well, but it presented the error "Invalid Leap Seconds", I could solve this by updating the file "TrimbleCFGUpdate", the problem was that later After updating it, it no longer processed the baselines again presenting the error "Baseline Failed", for which I sent the query to the community, so far I have not been able to solve the problem, I chose to uninstall and install the TBC again, but now it presents me with the error that you can see in the attached pdf file, which does not allow me to carry out any kind of process.

I also attach the rinex files and the TBC file, thanks in advance for the help.

https://we.tl/t-wUTLd4D9EF

Regards,

Jairo

Hey Jairo, 

The engineers did say that if running clean up didn't work there is most likely a corruption on the machine that would need to be addressed. Glad you were able to get TBC back up and running though. 

Now that you've got TBC back up, have you ran all of the updates in "check for updates"? 

Once you've ran the updates are you able to process the baselines? 

Regards, 

Shane Lyons
Trimble Support

Hi Ian,

Despite the error Invalid Leap Seconds, the baselines processed without any problem, the processed points were all static, this error happens with all the files that I have processed, which have all been static points, basically the serious problem is that after updating with the TrimbleCFGUpdate file to eliminate the Invalid Leap Seconds error, the TBC no longer processes any baselines.

Thanks in advance,

Regards,

Jairo

Hi Shane,
Sorry for the delay in responding, as I mentioned I have a TBC V 3.9, it processed the baselines well, but it presented the error "Invalid Leap Seconds", I could solve this by updating the file "TrimbleCFGUpdate", the problem was that later After updating it, it no longer processed the baselines again presenting the error "Baseline Failed", for which I sent the query to the community, so far I have not been able to solve the problem, I chose to uninstall and install the TBC again, but now it presents me with the error that you can see in the attached pdf file, which does not allow me to carry out any kind of process.

I also attach the rinex files and the TBC file, thanks in advance for the help.

https://we.tl/t-wUTLd4D9EF

Regards,

Jairo

Hi Ian,

Despite the error Invalid Leap Seconds, the baselines processed without any problem, the processed points were all static, this error happens with all the files that I have processed, which have all been static points, basically the serious problem is that after updating with the TrimbleCFGUpdate file to eliminate the Invalid Leap Seconds error, the TBC no longer processes any baselines.

Thanks in advance,

Regards,

Jairo

Hi Shane,
Sorry for the delay in responding, as I mentioned I have a TBC V 3.9, it processed the baselines well, but it presented the error "Invalid Leap Seconds", I could solve this by updating the file "TrimbleCFGUpdate", the problem was that later After updating it, it no longer processed the baselines again presenting the error "Baseline Failed", for which I sent the query to the community, so far I have not been able to solve the problem, I chose to uninstall and install the TBC again, but now it presents me with the error that you can see in the attached pdf file, which does not allow me to carry out any kind of process.

I also attach the rinex files and the TBC file, thanks in advance for the help.

https://we.tl/t-wUTLd4D9EF

Regards,

Jairo