Recent content by Nathan Waldren

Huh. Gonna have to give that one a minute to sink in. I *almost* get it but not quite.

That sort of makes sense, but how does the downstream rover find it through the dynamic IP of the hotspot?

Figured it out; was a software issue. Thanks anyway!

Did not make a difference. Am speaking with the software developer now as well. Can't discern whether the problem is in how the T32 is parsing the data, how it's passing it via Bluetooth, or how the software is writing the received NMEA sentences. Last good data was collected 21 Dec 2015.

Yes, but I'll try again. I have a couple of other ideas related to software that I'm going to try as well.

A week or so ago my T2 stopped passing data of any quality other than SBAS via NMEA over Bluetooth. No settings have changed. The NTRIP connection is good as seen in NetView, and the lights on the front panel show green all the way across, but only SBAS-quality data shows up in the tables...

Another happy S5 user here. Good machine, water-resistant, can swap batteries if needed. Add an OtterBox cover and you're set.

My connection suddenly died the other day, and no number of resets of either the TRIUMPH-2 nor the AirCard brought it back. I tried using the Javad Raw TCP server as a troubleshooting aid, and found that I couldn't connect to it, either, which isolated the trouble to the wireless device. After...

Quite right. I use a Laser Technologies 360R which does both azimuth and distance over Bluetooth for offsets.

I'm using a T2 and NTRIP for corrections and have been mapping everywhere I go for some months now; as a result, I now have an ever-better map of where RTK does and does not work on and around this property. This is very time-consuming and is only a suggestion for any given point. Cluster RTK...

Please elaborate on this. I mostly work under canopy (I'm a forester) and multipath is the bane of my existence. Any thing I can do to reduce that error is valuable.

This new version of NetView is so much more useful than the earlier versions. These improvements are much appreciated.

EXCELLENT! Thank you so much!

I would certainly appreciate that. It would make my work much easier.

I do use the USB in the office. I don't carry a PC into the field. Can I add the backslashes in NetView and still have it recognized as a legitimate password? More specifically, will it accept them when I load the script from NetBrowser or Javad Terminal via Android? So far, it's been prone...