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Case #2: Rover Using a GSM/GPRS Data Link
Reminder: You do not need to install and run your own
base as in this case you will be using RTK corrections data
from a provider using the NTRIP protocol. This means you
just have to set up and use your rover. Below is the key
information you need to know in this case of use:
• A GPRS data link is used to receive RTK corrections
data from an NTRIP caster. The GPRS provider is
assumed to have delivered the following information so
you can start your modem:
• The NTRIP service provider is assumed to have
delivered the following information so you can access
the NTRIP service:
Follow the instructions below to set up the rover:
1. Tap on Configure Rover
2. In the Rod Hgt field, type in the height mentioned earlier
(Hr; see point
3. on page 17) and then check the Vertical
option.
3. Tap on the Receiver tab and check that the receiver used is
the Z-Max.Net. Also, select the “[Z-Max GPS UHF]
Thales Navigation” antenna in the
Antenna Type field.
4. Tap on the Ports tab and make the following choices:
- Base Config field (at the bottom): “Manual”
Modem SIM PIN number (if any)
Access Point Name
Log in for GPRS connection
Password for GPRS connection
Caster IP address (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx)
IP port number
Log in for access to NTRIP caster
Password for access to NTRIP caster