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Chapter 5. ProFlex 800 CORS Station
What is ProFlex 800 CORS?
ProFlex 800 CORS is a rugged and high-performance CORS
reference station. Designed as an extension of the ProFlex
800 receiver, ProFlex 800 CORS integrates the best of
today’s technologies, including the exclusive Z-Blade™
algorithms and multi-constellation (GPS+GLONASS+QZSS+
GALILEO+SBAS) capabilities.
The main features of ProFlex 800 CORS are the following:
• Embedded Z-Blade technology guarantees outstanding
quality, availability and reliability of raw data acquisition,
providing the best possible measurements from four
GNSS constellations: GPS (including L5), GLONASS,
SBAS, QZSS and GALILEO.
• Extended internal memory (8 Gbytes) for data storage.
• Embedded and password-protected Web Server giving the
owner full remote control of the reference station via an
Internet connection. The Web Server returns web pages on
the owner’s computer that give the owner the capability to
monitor the operation of the reference station, or change
partially or completely its settings.
• Generation of raw data files entirely manageable through
the Web Server. Data recording is organized as sessions,
with preset duration, ensuring round-the-clock data
recording, day after day and year after year.
• Raw data files can be converted to Rinex 2.11, Rinex
3.01, Hatanaka or TarZ before being made available to
users. RINEX conversion is performed on the fly (RINEX
file is available immediately after a session is finished to
meet rapid and ultra-rapid IGS services requirements). Up
to two RINEX files with two different periods can be
generated simultaneously.
• Embedded Ring File memory function offering unlimited
use of the storage medium. Enabling this function will
allow the oldest files in memory to be automatically