When I look at measured files made yesterday and today with 37 sats in rover and 32 sats as base, all points was registred at starting point! Everything looked just as before wirh Swepos corrections, fix .but all points at the same point.
Today I first tested Fix and Float position, with the same result, on the recievermap.
Then I removed base sats and measured in Single mode and all points are spread out normally!
What can cause this? There must be something wrong in the Ublox F9P base correction?
Looked at Drop Box, free trial 30 days, but the credit card request came. I splitted the raw file, but the upload did not accept the format, just like CSV format is wrong!
On both the survey of 13th of March and the survey of 14th of March, I can see that all of the points you collected are in Fix solution. Do I understand correctly that you were trying to collect the same set of points on these two days? Do these sets turn different? Please make sure that you place the base over the same point and insert the same base coordinates so that it transmits the same coordinate to the rover.
Regarding the logs you’ve shared, unfortunately, they don’t overlap with each other. On the 13th of March, the LLH log that indicated the 100% Single solution is collected between 15:11 at 15:19 UTC: there are no points that have been collected during this time. The base correction log you’ve shared is empty. This leads me to believe that the base station stopped sending the corrections during this time period.
Regarding the survey on 14th of March, the CSV file you shared contains the points recorded between 16:51 and 16:57 UTC time while the LLH log you shared is recorded between 12:00 and 16:30 UTC. The base correction log is recorded between 11:37 and 11:50 UTC. This doesn’t show me the behavior during the point collection which is why it’s hard to draw any concludsions.
This should not prevent the unit from receiving the corrections. Usually, Reach can receive corrections via NTRIP and send the corrections via LoRa without any issues.
Is your base set to active while you’re using your caster?
Yesterday and today I tried to use the RS2 as base with NTRIP to Emlid 159.89.145.103/MP1771 , but it was no contact!
Tried to enter coordinats Manually, but it did not take lat and long!
I dont know if the simplest Average Single is sent from the reciever! When in reciever mode, you can see all the time if you have contact with the RTK server, but now in Base Mode I dont see any where the contact!
I second Zinedine: it’d be great to see the screen-recording capturing this issue. I’ve also sent you a PM about the caster details that might help us to check the process from our side.
Where to find a detailed instruction ,how to make the RS2 a base station?
I tried to enter the fixed coordinats of the point, but entering lat as 59. xxxxxxx ,no dot was available. Average Single should be simplest, but nothing seems to go to Emlid and MP1771.
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