[FOSS-GPS] Not FIX in Rtkalib with local Basestation

arwooldridge arwooldridge at googlemail.com
Mon Jan 19 02:40:18 PST 2015


Its probably a manual base station location problem,
did you add height as well as long lat? did you get east/west sign right
get your base station position by doing an RTK using a local NTRIP 
station if you can and average for 12 hours.
You can also post process with data from a standard reference station.
you can google map it to within a meter or so but you need height too.
Did you wait a good ten minutes to get your fix or float, it can 
sometimes take that long with L1 only to get a good fix.

There is a bug currently under investigation with STRSVR and RTCM3 
conversion whereby doppler is not being recognised by RTKnavi.
This will result in very  poor fix or float sometimes ten times more 
error than using straight raw data.
Do the RTK first using raw data direct , then compare using RTCM3 
conversion.
If you see a large difference report to the BINR to RTCM3 thread.

Regards
Anthony

On 18/01/2015 14:25, cocute wrote:
> i have create a baseline with strsvr.exe
> with NV08C-CSM-BRD,
> and convert from NVS BINR to RTCM3
> and sent this messages 1002,1004,1008,1019,1033,1010,1020
> I not have Fix,
> i put manual Coordinates but not works
> https://www.dropbox.com/s/qd5l2llwpnxjhn1/Captura%20de%20pantalla%202015-01-18%2010.57.02.png?dl=0
>
> What is problem?
>
> Is possible manual coordinates problem?
> How to sent possition of basestation with strsvr.exe  ?
> some command?
>
> Thanks
>
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