Rover Mode
Rover mode is utilized for taking point measurements using Real-Time Kinematic (RTK) positioning. For RTK to function effectively, a correction source must be available to provide the necessary data to the rover. This ensures that the rover can determine its position with high precision relative to the base station.
Entering rover mode
Select "Make Rover" in Web UI status page
Or set boot mode to Rover in Web UI settings page
Navigate to Rover Page for location marking
Correction sources accepted
NTRIP casters over the internet (Virtual Reference Stations VRS)
Lora Radio (Corrections sent over radio from a RoboDot base station)
CORS stations (for postprocessing using PPK Rover Mode)
Corrections over BLE
Corrections over TCP port 1000
Corrections over Serial* (Contact Us)
Marking a location
On the rover page, enter rod height
Optional: Add location identifier
Select "Mark Location"
Points are saved in a shot (.sht) file which is a comma separated file with the following values:
Shot Count
GPS Time
Latitude
Longitude
Height(M)
Quality
Ident
Antenna Offset(M)
Pole Height(M)
Obs Length(S)
Ground Elevation(M)
Sats
PDOP
Reference
Vertical Accuracy(M)
1
2025 02 20 21 42 03
32.68456607
-96.86463903
181.1551
3D
Robota Hanger 7
0.094
1
15
180.0611
23
1.24
Disconnected
1.0406
Lora Radio
If the lora radio is enabled in the settings page, RoboDot will receive RTCM3 via Lora from another RoboDot in Base mode on the same frequency, enabling centimeter level precision relative to the base.
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