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
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
Magnetic mounts available for vehicle attachment
Note: Vehicle movement can affect operation
Not recommended for precision work
Direct ground placement possible
Use stencil to mark operation point for reference
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.