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NEWS | Aug. 18, 2023

GB-GRAM: RSAM Software 2.0 Released

BLUF: An RSAM software update has been released for the GB-GRAM Type I and Type II.

Soldiers with UAS
Photo by Kevin Clark
 
A new resiliency and software assurance measure (RSAM) software update is available for the Ground-Based GPS Receiver Applications Module (GB-GRAM) Type I (NSN 5825-01-529-2565, PN 987-1856-023) and Type II (NSN 5825-01-593-7395, PN 987-9705-001). The RSAM 2.0 update can be found on the C5ISR software repository website HERE.
 
This latest software update reduces risk by allowing legacy SAASM-based (Selective Availability Anti-Spoofing Module) military GPS receivers to recognize, reject, report and recover from bad navigation data when operating in a GPS-challenged environment. A further advantage is that an anti-jam antenna (AJA) can be used.
 
For Army RSAM software questions, technical assistance or software installation issues, contact Stephen Morrissey via email:
   
Editor’s note: Information courtesy of Steve Morrissey, PM-PNT Joint Sustainment Activity.
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