RTK

  1. Select the Settings icon on the bottom right of the screen. The Settings Menu will open.

  2. Locate and select the GPS module. The GPS Global Settings prompt will display.

  3. Select the GPS Configuration button to the right of desired receiver. The DifferentialClosed Differential Global Positioning System is an enhancement to standard GNSS/GPS messages to provide better position accuracy. Settings page will be displayed.

  4. Select RTKClosed Real-time Kinematic along the left side of the differentialClosed Differential Global Positioning System is an enhancement to standard GNSS/GPS messages to provide better position accuracy. settings prompt.

The following information and options will be available when configuring a compatible receiver and using the RTKClosed Real-time Kinematic correction type:

Select the format of the correction messages sent from the RTKClosed Real-time Kinematic correction source.

AUTO will automatically search and detect compatible RTKClosed Real-time Kinematic correction formats.

Select the network from which the RTKClosed Real-time Kinematic corrections will be delivered.

Select the baud rate at which the correction messages are transmitted from the RTKClosed Real-time Kinematic correction source.

The base station identification number used for the current position solution. (Ex. Slingshot® connected device).

This value displays the baselineClosed In RTK correction systems, the baseline is the range between the base and rover. A maximum baseline defines the range between the base and the rover before RTK corrections begin to lose precision. Alternatively in some Raven field computers, a baseline is a segment of a boundary that can be used to create guidance lines and application zones. or distance from the vehicle position to the base station antenna.

The bottom portion of the prompt when set for an RTKClosed Real-time Kinematic correction source will display the geographic coordinates and elevation of the current base station.

Last Revised: Jul 2024