Ok, it's attached.
I'm dialing in to the MnDOT RTN. For some reason, it doesn't copy in the base point. In the points details when I use RTN, it says the base coordinates are roughly 15' from my rover. Is that normal?
I've seen it in another job also. Some points are fixed, with auto base.
Is there any way to see what the name of the base station used is? If not, that would be a nice feature.
It is possible to do this with the Triumph-LS and Triumph-2. Set up the base, make the Triumph-2 an external receiver on the Triumph-LS. Use your RTN profile to set the Triumph-LS to RTN corrections and collect the point. Then switch to UHF profile and turn off external receiver. Proceed with base rover setup.
Or you could put the LS on the base point with the RTN profile active, collect the point using RTN corrections, then set the base up on the point and start base rover.