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RoboDot Touch 3.1.16
RoboDot Touch 3.1.16
  • 👋Welcome
  • RoboDot Touch User Guide
    • 🤝Introduction
    • 🧑‍💻Getting Started
    • 💻Web UI Main Menu
    • 📲Connecting to the Device
    • 📱RoboDot Touch Screen UI
    • 📻LoRa Radio
    • 📔Operating Modes
      • Base Mode
      • Rover Mode
      • Repeater Mode
    • 🗄️Data Recording and Management
    • 📡Antenna Height
    • 👨‍💻RoboDot Utility Software
    • ⬆️Firmware updates
    • 🆘Troubleshooting and Support
  • 🪪Ordering
  • ⚖️Legal Information
  • RoboDot Touch Applications
    • 🎯Core Concepts
    • 📳Operating Modes
    • 📱Common Applications
    • 📐GIS Integration
      • SW Maps (iOS)
      • SW Maps (Android)
      • GNSS Master (Android)
      • QGIS (PC)
      • Survey123
  • Wingman
    • 🪽Introduction
  • Reference Information
    • 🌟Appendix
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  • Device Placement
  • Mounting Options
  • Fix Quality Indicators

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🎯Core Concepts

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Device Placement

Reference this Youtube on different ways to place the RoboDot.

The RoboDot's physical placement is crucial for optimal operation:

  • Requires unobstructed sky view for satellite reception

  • Must be stable and secure as a base station

  • For absolute referencing workflows, must maintain consistent position over a specific point

Mounting Options

Tripod Mount

  • Uses 1/4-20 thread for photography/lighting tripods

  • Ideal for elevating device in relative positioning modes

  • Requires adapter for 5/8-11 surveying poles

  • Recommended: Surveying bipods/tripods for known point positioning

Vehicle Mount

  • Magnetic mounts available for vehicle attachment

  • Note: Vehicle movement can affect operation

  • Not recommended for precision work

Ground Placement

  • Direct ground placement possible

  • Use stencil to mark operation point for reference

Fix Quality Indicators

Fix quality is an indicator of the accuracy of the GNSS estimate. When seeking the highest accuracy as a rover, expect to see a fixed indicator on the UI. When operating as a base, the base must be Surveyed for the rover to obtain a fixed status.