Rover
WARNING - Never power the rover with the antenna detached. Doing so could damage the RF signal chain and degrade performance.
The rover comes with an antenna that is pre-configured to work with the SLANTRANGE sensor.
Once the rover is powered by the sensor via the RTK AIS cable, it will automatically start calculating a GPS solution. It uses the RTCM data from the base station and radios to calculate a more accurate RTK GPS solution. If no RTCM messages are received, the Rover reverts to a standard GPS solution.
LED Indicators:
- Blue solid - the rover unit has power.
- Red blinking - rover unit has an RTK FLOAT or FIXED GPS fix type.
- Red off - rover unit has no RTK GPS fix type.
About the Rover unit
The Drotek Tiny RTK rover unit is a GPS engine based off the U-Blox NEO-M8P positioning chip. It utilizes an external Tallysman TW2712 antenna for high GPS signal performance. More information about the rover unit can be found in the following links.