You do it via qnss app and there is a save to nvram code. I figured this is more of a one time setting and picked 20 seconds.
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For a feature request you can file an issue on github; it sounds like AORPLS has a method that works for saving age time to nvram for ya 
@Ts-Russell. Sure. I know the procedure since I’ve been a longtime contributor, but I thought you could give me an answer here. Thanks for your comments.
@Aorpls.
Could you clarify the correct procedure for doing this? 20 seconds is a time I’d like to enter.
I’ve never configured it via Qgnss, but I’m familiar with it for other tasks.
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$PQTMMCFGRTK,W,20*
$PQTMSAVEPAR*
you need to set the checksum as described here
@Aorpls .
Thank you very much, I will follow your instructions.
Best regards
For ZED-F9P can be set in u-center application:
NAV5 (Navigation 5) → DGNSS Timeout
This parameter appears to be set for mobile use by default.
For stationary measurements I suggest you reduce it for example to 3 seconds.
The setting depends on the message transmission rate from the base reference station.
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Hi, I need some more help with command entry. Of course, I updated the LG290p to the latest version 5.
I performed the procedure in Qgnss v2.0, entered the command for 20 seconds, and then applied the save command. I saw that the save command had been received, and it said “OK” in the console.
But when I tested it, the time was still 120 seconds.
What am I doing wrong?
Regards
$PQTMCFGRTK,W,20*
$PQTMSAVEPAR*
$PQTMCFGRTK,W,1,1,20*42
$PQTMSAVEPAR*5A
Excellent. Thank you.
It worked very well.
Regards
Thanks I didn’t quite write it right