Spectra Precision ProFlex 800 CORS - Manual (Page 60)

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Monitoring ProFlex
800 CORS
Reading the Status pages of the ProFlex Web Server is a nice
way of monitoring ProFlex 800 CORS through an IP
connection. Opening the web pages requires that you log in
either as the administrator or as a simple user.
This section gives a quick overview of the monitoring
function. For a detailed description of all the status pages,
refer to the ProFlex 800 Reference Manual. For a detailed
description of the Status Bar, you can also refer to
Status
Bar and Units Used on page 39.
After configuring ProFlex 800 CORS, you can cast an eye at
the Status bar to check that (from left to right):
• The receiver mode is “Base”
• There is enough free memory
• The Sessions status is as expected (Off, On or Recording)
• The computed latitude longitude and ellipsoidal height
are close enough to the entered reference position (to
within a few meters)
• The values of HDOP and VDOP are low enough (less than
3)
• There is a sufficient number of received satellites (used/
tracked)
• No alarm has been triggered.
You can also go to the Status tab and click on Receiver Status
& Settings. The resulting web page will give an overview of the
station operation.
A click on Satellites will tell you more about the satellites
received for each GNSS used.
A click on System will list the current status of the different
hardware components of the receiver.
A click on Connections and then on each of its submenus will
list status information for the different communication
components or external devices used.
A click on Data Output will list the currently programmed data
outputs.
A click on Alarms will list the alarms that have been triggered
so far.
A click on Version will give identification information about
the various hardware components used in the receiver.