High Cold Start Time for GNSS on nRF9151 DK in India

I am working on a wearable GPS tracking device using the nRF9151 DK and testing the GNSS example code. However, I am facing an issue with the cold start time for acquiring the coordinates. It is taking about 7–8 minutes, which seems quite high.

I am using the onboard embedded antenna and testing the system in Delhi. Is this cold start time normal for the nRF9151 DK? Are there any specific configurations or optimizations I can implement to reduce the cold start time, especially in urban environments?

Any insights or suggestions would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance.

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  • Hi,
    I am trying to work on the GNSS functionality in India as well.
    But I am not able to get a fix even after several minutes and an open environment.

    I flashed the SLM firmware in the nRF9151 DK board and ran the following series of AT commands:
    AT%XSYSTEMMODE=0,0,1,0 //enabling only GNSS
    AT+CFUN=31 //airplane mode but GNSS present
    AT#XGPS=1,0,0,0 //timeout indefinite

    after this I am receiving the output:
    #XGPS: 1,1 

    But not getting a location fix after this, no further output

    Please suggest what you did to get a GNSS fix.

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  • Hi,
    I am trying to work on the GNSS functionality in India as well.
    But I am not able to get a fix even after several minutes and an open environment.

    I flashed the SLM firmware in the nRF9151 DK board and ran the following series of AT commands:
    AT%XSYSTEMMODE=0,0,1,0 //enabling only GNSS
    AT+CFUN=31 //airplane mode but GNSS present
    AT#XGPS=1,0,0,0 //timeout indefinite

    after this I am receiving the output:
    #XGPS: 1,1 

    But not getting a location fix after this, no further output

    Please suggest what you did to get a GNSS fix.

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