Reference Manual Instruction Manual

Using the Web Server

Now that the radio is on, proceed with the last settings

required on the radio side.

• Click on the Connections menu and then on the Radio sub-

menu.

•In the Internal Radio pane, set the following parameters:

– Power: (it is now necessarily “On” as you have turned

on the radio in a previous step to make its

configuration possible.)

Choose whether the radio should be turned on

automatically or manually:

Automatic: The radio will be switched on or off

automatically when the rover is respectively turned on

or off.

Manual: The radio will be powered up only by going

through the Rover Setup page, setting the internal radio

to “Power On” and clicking on the Configure button (or

using the $PASHS,RDP,ON command).

– Channel: Select the channel on which you know that

the base is transmitting its RTK corrections.

– Protocol: Select the data protocol used in the data

transmission:

“Transparent”, “Trimtalk450S”, “SATEL”,

“TrimMark II/IIe”, “TT450S”, “TRIMMARK3”,

“Transparent FST” or “U-Link”.

This choice should be the same as the one made at the

base.

– Airlink Speed: Choose the data transmission speed

(should be the same as the one used at the base).

–(Type is just a read-only field recalling the type of radio

used.)

– Sensitivity: Set the radio sensitivity level (“High”,

“Medium” or “Low”)

– Scrambler: On or Off

– FEC: On or Off

– Current Power: 0.1, 0.5 or 1.0 W.

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Ignore the External Radio pane (Type should be set to

“None”).

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

parameters to the radio via the receiver. You just have now

to define the output messages (see Defining Output

Messages on page 64).