Got this in an email today,
“The Ohio Department of Transportation, Office of CADD and Mapping Services is pleased to announce that the ODOT RTN (Real-Time-Network), formally known as the ODOT VRS or ODOT CORS, is now offering correction data streams for all available GNSS constellations! With our upgraded network software combined with equipment upgrades at the CORS stations, users of the ODOT RTN, with proper equipment, have gained the ability to receive corrections for GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, and Beidou constellations as well as the GPS L5 signal. This upgrade goes a long way in enhancing user’s access to RTK corrections in difficult environments, as well as reducing time to fix in areas open sky. To access the RTN’s added feature two new mount points were created: ODOT_G_R_E_C_RTX_CMRx for Trimble users and ODOT_G_R_E_C_RTX_RTCM3 for non-Trimble equipment. If you require assistance or have questions on how to access and utilize the new data streams, please contact your equipment dealer or manufacturer technical support.”
I can now utilize more systems!