Spectra Precision ProMark Field Software User Manual

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• Select “Rover” from the Configuration drop-down list.

• Tap

Settings.

• On the

GNSS tab, make sure the “Internal” GNSS receiver

is selected.

• Tap on the

Antenna tab,

• Select “Vertical” and enter the antenna height, which in

this case corresponds to the pole or bipod length.

If you are using a fixed-height pole, just enter this height.
if you are using a height-adjustable pole or bipod, read the
graduation on this device, and then enter the read value
in the

Antenna Height field.

• Select the antenna type used.

• Tap on the

Link tab and select the option through which

RTK corrections will be delivered to the receiver. All these
settings are fully described in the Handheld Platform for
MobileMapper 120, ProMark 120 & ProMark 220 Getting
Started Guide (GNSS Toolbox - Differential mode).

•

Recording tab: Although specific to post-processed
projects, there is no reason why you could not log raw data
while you run your real-time RTK project. Raw data
logging can indeed be run in parallel if you wish to double
check your real-time centimeter positions with those
obtained later through post-processing. If that is what you
want to do, set the

Recording tab accordingly.

• Tap

OK to complete the rover configuration step. Tap OK

again to return to the map screen.

• Select

Menu>Initialize and choose your initialization

method/

– If you select “On the Fly”, or “From Bar”, nothing else

needs to be done at this stage.

– If you select “From Known Point”, choose that point

from the displayed list and stay there for a while.

– If you select “From Bar”, keep the rover antenna on the

bar for a while, then carefully move this antenna to the
top of the pole or bipod, taking care not to mask it.

– If you select “Statically”, stay immobile for a while

with your rover.

• Wait until the receiver returns the “FIXED” indication in

the status bar.

• Tap

Menu>Stakeout.

• Select the first target from the displayed list. The map

screen then indicates the path to take you to that point.