Connect the T2 using Netview, choose Parameters, then choose the positioning tab. From the positioning tab you can turn on the Galileo E1 and Beidou B1. Then to save the configuration click the green check mark in the lower part of the screen.
RTPK Real Time Processed Kinematic
- Thread starter Shawn Billings
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You can open old projects in the pre-release you just can not open them again in you revert back to the standard release software. Although I see no need to have to go back to the release software. Pre-release has been very stable.
Mark Wheeler
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Question about RTPK: Is this using data from the Cors stations to calculate RTPK position? Typically when we send in a file for DPOS only limited number of Cors stations have their data available and to get a good solution waiting a day is required. For my understanding, please explain.
Robert Jordan
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Someone correct me if I'm wrong, but RTPK is post-processing using the raw data collected at your base together with the raw data collected at your rover during the duration of the 'shot' (or raw data from your RTN if that's the source of your correction signal for the shot). What I don't fully grasp, but am studying, is the difference in what happens in PPK (or RTPK) vs static post-processing (which is where the CORS station data comes in and longer occupations are normally needed - due to longer baselines I suppose?).
Bill Eggers
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How do I get RTPK? Is it just a matter of doing an update to the prelease version?
Here is some information that Shawn wrote about it.
Bill Eggers
Active Member
Thanks Matt, we will check it out.
Yes they will be overwritten.
RTPK procedure that I use. Take note of what I do with the PDELTA white boxes. This is what will reduce the length of time spent on each point.
This is very much how I use RTPK with RTK, and very similar to the duration of my observations in difficult environments.
Robert Jordan
Member
Can you elaborate on how you use the "Auto setup engines" button, the "Reset engines" button, and the "0/0/0" button and can you provide more detail on exactly what those three buttons do?
I plan on doing a voice over the video but it will have to wait until early this coming week. I did want to go ahead and post it though since there is a limited time that this feature is available for trial.
using the auto setup engines and reset engines sometime helps refresh the engines and will allow them to “figure out” the right solution.
Hitting the 0/0/0 button will allow me to keep track of which engine gets a fix when. The theory behind this is that if two engines get a fix and they agree is it more than likely the correct fix. So I keep an eye on that.
using the auto setup engines and reset engines sometime helps refresh the engines and will allow them to “figure out” the right solution.
Hitting the 0/0/0 button will allow me to keep track of which engine gets a fix when. The theory behind this is that if two engines get a fix and they agree is it more than likely the correct fix. So I keep an eye on that.
James Suttles
Active Member
Adam, where is the White Box category when you got to select it.
Wow!! That's slick!
Just gotta ask, what is the concern?