Spectra Precision FAST Survey - Manual (Page 39)

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The port used on data collector side should be defined
when setting the chosen device.
2. Setting a rover to receive corrections from an NTRIP
network:
• Depending on the receiver used, choose the
appropriate device so you can set Network= “NTRIP”
(see the above two tables).
• Tap on , next to Network.
• In the Name drop-down list, overwrite “<New>” with
the name of the NTRIP broadcaster. Then enter the
NTRIP broadcaster’s IP address and port ID. Lastly,
enter the user name and password allowing the rover to
acquire corrections from this NTRIP service.
NOTE: For each new NTRIP broadcaster entry, first
select “<New>” from the
Name drop-down list, and
then enter the NTRIP broadcaster’s parameters.
Reciprocally, when you want to delete an NTRIP
broadcaster entry, first select its name from the
Name
drop-down list and then tap on the Delete button.
• Tap to validate your new settings. This takes you
back to the RTK tab.
• Further down on the screen, through , you may
read advanced information describing the NTRIP
broadcaster (NTRIP source table). The description of
an NTRIP source includes:
- Name: Base name
- Identifier: Base identifier
- Short Id: Abbreviated identification
- Type: Base model.
- Format: Format of corrections generated by the base
- Misc: Additional information the NTRIP broadcaster
would like to share with users.
- Send Rover Position to Network: Indicate whether the
NTRIP network needs to acquire a rough position from
the rover before it can deliver corrections to that rover.
3. Setting a rover to receive corrections from a static IP
address:
• Choose the appropriate device so you can set
Network=“TCP/IP Direct” (or “UDP/IP Direct”).