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ESPrtk NTRIP model transmit for Base.

ESPrtk Base Standard
Mode
RTK
Receiver
Internet
connection
required
Get RTCM/RAW /.. data from RX-UART-RTK (RX1/RX2) then send to NTRIP Caster (Cloud Server). Need in Base mode. YES

ESPrtk internet NTRIPmodel transmit

Darren Lobb's BaseStation (ESPrtk + F9P) system on with several months of continuous uptime without problems.

Step 0: NTRIP account.

To use NTRIP service, users need to have an NTRIP account, if not, Click here to create an NTRIP account.  

Step 1 : Hardware connection.

To connect ESPrtk with RTK receiver,  Click here for more detail.  

Step 2 : Configure  Wifi Hotspot.

If using wifi connection to access the internet, add the Router’s SSID and Password. 

Step 4 : Configure  NTRIP Master

Step 5 : Configure Action Planning.

 

  • Get RTCM/RAW /.. data from RX_UART1 then send to NTRIP Caster (Cloud Server).

Other setting : 

Besides the main action of send RAW/RTCM data stream to Rover, ESPrtk can run many other actions at the same time, the supported actions are:

Step 6  – Final : Testing and Running.

Please make sure the configuration is saved correctly. Now press the “Reset” button on ESPrtk, it will start working.

For Base “Standard” : < video >

After about 1 minute run, can visit http://www.rtk2go.com:2101/SNIP::STATUS  to check Status of your NTRIP Base: 

After about 1 minute of operation, the information of the station is automatically published by SNIP, from the 2nd minute on, these information will be fully updated..

  Insert 1008 message.

You can insert RTCM 1008 message or any RAW data you want to stream , total RAW data ESPrtk can store up to 2000 Bytes ( 500 Byte x 2 HEX x 2 Rover +Base) .

ESPrtk will automatically insert messages with an algorithm that adapts to every user's RTCM input to ensure the stream is correctly inserted.

Below is a snapshot of when I inserted the 1008 message at 1 Hz, everything worked perfectly.

To configure insert RAW data , see this post : Insert custom RAW data to stream data in RTK applications

ESPrtk NTRIP model transmit for Base.

ESPrtk Base Standard
Mode
RTK
Receiver
Internet
connection
required
Get RTCM/RAW /.. data from RX-UART-RTK (RX1/RX2) then send to NTRIP Caster (Cloud Server). Need in Base mode. YES

ESPrtk internet NTRIPmodel transmit

Darren Lobb's BaseStation (ESPrtk + F9P) system on with several months of continuous uptime without problems.

Step 0: NTRIP account.

To use NTRIP service, users need to have an NTRIP account, if not, Click here to create an NTRIP account.  

Step 1 : Hardware connection.

To connect ESPrtk with RTK receiver,  Click here for more detail.  

Step 2 : Configure  Wifi Hotspot.

If using wifi connection to access the internet, add the Router’s SSID and Password. 

Step 4 : Configure  NTRIP Master

Step 5 : Configure Action Planning.

 

  • Get RTCM/RAW /.. data from RX_UART1 then send to NTRIP Caster (Cloud Server).

Other setting : 

Besides the main action of send RAW/RTCM data stream to Rover, ESPrtk can run many other actions at the same time, the supported actions are:

Step 6  – Final : Testing and Running.

Please make sure the configuration is saved correctly. Now press the “Reset” button on ESPrtk, it will start working.

For Base “Standard” : < video >

After about 1 minute run, can visit http://www.rtk2go.com:2101/SNIP::STATUS  to check Status of your NTRIP Base: 

After about 1 minute of operation, the information of the station is automatically published by SNIP, from the 2nd minute on, these information will be fully updated..

  Insert 1008 message.

You can insert RTCM 1008 message or any RAW data you want to stream , total RAW data ESPrtk can store up to 2000 Bytes ( 500 Byte x 2 HEX x 2 Rover +Base) .

ESPrtk will automatically insert messages with an algorithm that adapts to every user's RTCM input to ensure the stream is correctly inserted.

Below is a snapshot of when I inserted the 1008 message at 1 Hz, everything worked perfectly.

To configure insert RAW data , see this post : Insert custom RAW data to stream data in RTK applications