Cmr configuration, Base cmr.out port configuration, Base cmr configuration – NavCom StarUtil Rev.G User Manual

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StarUtil User Guide – Rev. G

CMR Configuration

Except for the steps in this section, CMR configuration is the same as NCT RTK configuration.
Perform the steps below to configure a base station to transmit and a rover to receive CMR or
CMR+ corrections. Perform the additional steps in the section above, NC

T RTK Configuration,

plete the configuration.

Refer to Figure 60 for the steps below:

1. Click

the

to com

Base CMR.out Port Configuration

icon on the to

een the radio modem and

the GPS receiver. The

‡

To open the

Setup > Ports.

olbar to set the communication betw

Unit Port Configuration window opens.

window from the menu bar, select Receiver >

Figure 60: CMR.out Port Configuration

ot change the default

or

10 & RT-3020 only (with internal radio): Set the CMR.out logical

en click the Retrieve button to confirm that the receiver accepts

Figure 61 for the steps below:

. Click

the

2. Set the baud rate, as appropriate, for Port 1 (19200 default). Do n

parity (None).

3. Set

the

CMR.out logical port to Port 1 (equivalent to Com1). This setting is for CMR

CMR+ corrections.

‡

Models RT-30
port to Port Radio.

4. Click

the

Apply button and th

the settings.

5. Click

the

OK button to exit the window.

Base CMR Configuration

Refer to

icon on the toolbar to configure the base station to transmit CMR corrections.

The Base Configuration window opens.

To open the window from the menu bar, select Receiver > Setup > Base.

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