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RTK Calibrated Surveyor Kit is a perfect kit for cadastral work with traditional survey performance at affordable cost. We created this kit for both professional surveyors and individuals who would like to  enchance the accuracy of mapping projects. We’re excited to present a video from our partner, Aplitop, demonstrating the seamless integration of the RTK […]

Your RTK Calibrated Surveyor Kit comes in several pieces carefully packed in a box. Along with an ArdusSimple Pole for survey GNSS antenna (or a surveying pole of your own), assemble together all its parts following this guidelines and be ready to get professional! These are all the component parts of the surveyor kit: – Calibrated

You got your new Handheld Surveyor Kit? First things first, follow this quick guidelines to get your kit set up for it. Remember all the component parts of this professional kit: – simpleRTK2Blite with XBee to USB adapter– Plastic case for simpleRTK2Blite– Helical antenna– Bluetooth 2.0– Mini USB cable– USB OTG microUSB-B (14cm)– USB OTG

ArduSimple’s new simpleSSR receiver removes the need of a base station to achieve centimeter level accuracy, for end-users in Europe and contiguous United States Berlin, Germany –June 25, 2020 – ArduSimple has integrated Sapcorda’s SAPA Premium Service into its new simpleRTK2B+SSR GNSS receiver. The user-friendly integration based on SSR technology allows literally plug and play RTK without the need

Use case: U-center is not recognizing simpleRTK2B USB (aka the ZED-F9P is bricked) and hack #2 is not working. This case is rare but can happen if: – All protocols are disabled in all ports (UART1, UART2 and USB) – A combination of disabled protocols and high frequencies that may hang UART communication Problem: If

Use case 1: U-center is not recognizing simpleRTK2B USB (aka the ZED-F9P is bricked) for any of the following reasons: – Failure uploading the firmware (this usually doesn’t brick the ZED-F9P, but it may happen) – Disabling all protocols for the USB port – Uploading a wrong configuration of the ZED-F9P – Changing the wrong

Use case: Customer has a computer (with Internet) and needs to connect the simpleRTK2B to a NTRIP service to get cm level accuracy and also needs to send NMEA strings to a 3rd application. Problem: The user can use the POWER+GPS USB to: a) Connect the simpleRTK2B to u-center and get NTRIP corrections OR b)

The simpleRTK2B shield is compatible with all the GNSS applications available for Android/iOS that support USB or Bluetooth connections with an external GNSS unit. You can connect the shield to you smartphone by: Using an USB on-the-go (OTG) cable (good option because at the same time you will power the simpleRTK2B shield and receive data)