NavCom StarUtil Rev.G - Manual (Page 27)

StarUtil User Guide – Rev. G
Define Correction Type
Figure 10: Base Configuration – Define Correction Type
Refer to Figure 10 for the options below:
9 Message Format: The available RTK correction types.
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Proprietary (RTK) is for surveys under 10 km. Proprietary Long Baseline
(UltraRTK™), is for surveys from 10 km to 40 km.
9 Obs./Correction Rate: Do not change the default, every 1 second. It is the optimum rate.
CMR+ (RTK) is set at a pre-determined rate that can not be changed.
9 Base Position Output Rate: Do not change the default, which is the optimum rate. The
default for Proprietary (RTK) and Proprietary Long Baseline (UltraRTK™) is every 10
seconds. The default for all RTCM message formats and CMR (RTK) is every 10
corrections. CMR+ (RTK) is set at a pre-determined rate that can not be changed.
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Proprietary (RTK) and Proprietary Long Baseline (UltraRTK™) only:
• The
option, Obs./Correction Rate, applies to:
• Message 0x5B for Proprietary (RTK)
• Message 0x5E for Proprietary Long Baseline (UltraRTK™)
• In either configuration, the option, Base Position Output Rate, applies to message
0x5C.
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When the base is configured for Proprietary RTK, messages 0x5B and 0x5C are
automatically scheduled for output in the NCT Binary Messages window. When
the base is configured for Proprietary Long Baseline (UltraRTK™), messages
0x5E and 0x5C are automatically scheduled for output in the NCT Binary
Messages window. In either configuration, message 0x5D is also scheduled for
StarFire™ enabled receivers. For details, refer to Chapter 5 RTK
Configuration/Verify Base Configuration.
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Refer to the Technical Reference Manual for message details (see Related
Documents in the fore-matter).
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UltraRTK™ is only available for and compatible with the NCT-2100D family of products.
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