Station View. 2 stations present, only 1 shows on the map

I have a Shake - RS1D - AM.RC98F
and a Boom - RBm - AM.R96F3

If I go to the StationView map and zoom into
my location I can see the Boom, but not the Shake.

While they are both at the same location and share the same co-ordinates; it used to be that I could see both icons (overlapping) and could select either station. Now only the boom shows.

If I follow the Station View link on the individual shake/boom local pages…
The shake link takes me to the map but does not show me my shake station- instead it defaults to everything.

The boom link takes me directly to the boom and zooms in on it - as to be expected.


If I go to the drop down menu on the web page and search for the stations, only the boom is found ( is “deployed”) . A search for “RC98F” returns nothing.

Is it because they share the same co-ordinates and the new display software can’t adjust for that supposed error? I used to get both icons displaying and could see, and access, both stations from the Station View map.

Do I now need to fudge the co-ordinates, or is there something else going on?

hi there,

this is strange. on my SV, both instruments display just fine, and both come up when using the Stations search box:

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so maybe a browser issue? a couple of things to try:

  1. CTRL-R to refresh all the page’s contents
  2. use a private window and see if there is any change there

and to answer your other question: there are no down-stream problems resulting from two instruments sharing the same coordinates.

hope this helps,
richard

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You are correct.

I’m using Firefox 140.5.0esr on a Debian bookworm install.
I just opened the links using Google chrome and they both work.

I then went back and opened them in a private firefox window with the same - successful - result.
I’ll check later with a full browser restart.

I didn’t even suspect the browser as when I entered the shakes identifier into the browsers “Station search” drop down it resulted in no result so I figured an offsite query was failing.

No matter. Live and learn, as always.
I’ll take the win and shall remember the simple fix in case there’s a next time

Cheers
Glenn