The problem is that as soon as I start connecting to the NTRIP server I lose Beidou satellites, if I turn off receiving RTCM correction then I can no longer get FIX no matter that I am connected to the NTRIP server. I don’t know how to handle it.
Would it help if I changed Bluetooth/BLE to WIFI NTRIP Master and then received data on my mobile phone via TCP server?
- If your NTRIP caster is not providing Beidou corrections, this is why the receiver stops using Beidou.
- If your NTRIP caster is providing Beidou correction, then in your location the receiver has decided it’s better to not use this corrections and rely on GPS, GLONASS and maybe Galileo to give you the best available position.
Based on the signal data from the satellites, the receiver determines which satellites it uses in the calculation. As far as I have experience, it never shuts down the entire system like Beidou for example.
The NTRIP caster I use gives a correction for Beidou satellites.
NTRIP caster does not determine which corrections the receiver will use. The receiver receives what the NTRIP server sends and thus corrects and calculates the position of the receiver.
No one has experience in configuring this receiver, I can’t believe it.
Dear Josip,
Thanks for your reply. We are not the developers of the Septentrio positioning engine, and we can only share what we have observed from our own tests. Septentrio receiver behaves like this with default settings. If you want to change the default behavior, you can try to disable/enable individual constellations or dive into the advanced configuration available in the firmware manual.
Thanks, I’ll look further
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