Spectra Precision ProFlex 800 Reference Manual - Manual (Page 236)

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deleted if necessary to provide storage space for current
files being recorded.
• Raw data files can be pushed automatically to an external
FTP server. A backup FTP server can also be planned,
either as a fallback FTP server in case the primary FTP
fails, or as a second repository for data files.
• Embedded NTRIP caster (firmware option) offering the
possibility of implementing a complete network service
according to the NTRIP protocol. Using this protocol
makes it possible to access various sources of data from
different base stations through a single Internet
connection, as well as efficiently protect these sources of
corrections from unauthorized users.
The embedded NTRIP caster allows you to organize a
network of up to 10 different mount points (each of them
receiving corrections from an NTRIP server) and up to 100
users given the ability to receiver corrections through
these mount points.
• Smooth integration of meteorological and tilt data. Meteo
and tiltmeter sensors fully controlled by the receiver.
• Embedded FTP server allowing the administrator to
perform maintenance steps remotely or allow authorized
users to download raw data files directly from the receiver.
• Automatic email notifications informing the administrator
of possible malfunctions in real time.
• High degree of flexibility inherited from the ProFlex 800
receiver. In addition to delivering raw data files in ATOM
or Rinex format, the ProFlex 800 CORS can deliver
simultaneously real-time RTK corrections in ATOM
(configurable), RTCM2.3, RTCM 3.0 & 3.1 or CMR format
through various means:
– As an IP server or client delivering different streams of
raw data through up to nine virtual IP ports (Ethernet
data streaming).
– As an “NTRIP Server”, delivering its corrections to the
embedded NTRIP caster (firmware option) or to an
external or third-party NTRIP caster. Up to two
independent NTRIP servers can be set up in the
ProFlex 800 CORS.
– Through Direct IP
– Through a UHF radio link
– Through its built-in GSM modem.