Reference Manual Instruction Manual

Using the Web Server

listed below and described one after the other in the next

sections:

– Internal radio

– Direct IP via modem

– Direct IP via Ethernet

– NTRIP client via Ethernet

– RTK corrections received on port A, B or F

– Rover operating in Flying RTK mode.

– Rover operating in Hot Standby RTK.

Internal Radio

• Unless already done, please follow all the steps described

in section General Parameters on page 49 before

proceeding with the steps below.

• Still on the Rover Setup page, read the content of the

Internal Radio Port D pane. Normally, the content of the

read-only Connection field has been updated when opening

the Rover Setup page to report the type of internal radio

module currently used by the receiver (ADL Foundation).

Just check that this field reads the name of the expected

type of radio.

• Click on the Power On option to ask for radio power-up.

• At the bottom of the page, in the Differential Port pane,

select the Automatic option to let the receiver detect the

incoming differential stream automatically.

NOTE: Automatic is the recommended choice for the

Differential Port setting because in this case, you don’t

need to define the ports receiving the two possible

differential streams.

• Click on the Configure button to let the Web Server load all

your new parameters to the receiver. As a result, the radio

module is powered up.

Internal

Radio

ProFlex 800

RTK Corrections

(UHF radio link)

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