>How to Obtain RTK Positioning<

Using "Android 11" as an Example

Install the "Bluetooth GNSS" app. Set this "Bluetooth GNSS" as the "Mock Location App",  clicking to learn more>

Go to "Settings" - "Bluetooth," then click "Pair new device."

Select "EX-1 NTRIP SPP."

Pairing successful.

Click the "gear" icon in the top right corner.

Under "Target device," select the previously paired "EX-1 NTRIP SPP" and check the following options as needed.

In the "RTK/NTRIP Server settings," enter the relevant NTRIP service information.

* NTRIP service must be applied for in advance, and you will receive a username, password, and other information from the service provider. You can also set up your own NTRIP server using "GeoAstra" .

Refer to "How to Set Up a Base Station" for more details￣>

　

　

　

Click the "Connect" button in the bottom right corner.

When "Fix quality" shows RTK, RTK positioning has been achieved. At this point, the "GNSS lamp" will turn solid blue.


　

* UBLOX XY Accuracy represents horizontal accuracy, and UBLOX Z Accuracy represents vertical accuracy.

At this point, the EX-1 has been set as the location provider for your Android device. Tap to launch your GIS mapping software, and it will directly use the positioning data from the EX-1.

　

　

Using "Windows" as an Example

Download and open "GnssToolKit3", Change the language to English, then restart the software.

Click "Serialport" - "Port Name" - and select the port where the EX-1 is connected.

　

Click"View - "NtripView".

Enter the relevant server* information, check "Keep Connection," and click "Get RTCM."

* NTRIP service must be applied for in advance, and you will receive a username, password, and other information from the service provider. You can also set up your own NTRIP server using "GeoAstra" .

Refer to "How to Set Up a Base Station" for more details￣>

When the "GNSS lamp" turns solid blue, RTK positioning has been achieved.