Solid green LED
- Power is on and module is working
Blinking blue LED
- GNSS module has 3D position fixedConnect
button. Once you're connected you'll be able to see the status of the base station module.Start Survey-In
button. This procedure determines the accurate position of the base station based on the measurements. By default, it’s set to run for at least 3 minutes, and the accuracy deviation should be less than 1 meter. Note that longer measurements and smaller deviations will increase the accuracy of readings sent to the Rover. The measured accuracy and progress are shown on-screen. This process may take a few minutes.3D Accuracy
- Positioning accuracy estimation for the last measurement (single measurement) Mean 3D STD
- Standard deviation of the accuracy after Survey-In process has begunIn Progress
to Completed
.GNSS
to D-GNSS
meaning that the Rover module is receiving readings. The D-GNSS mode becomes active after a few seconds as the base station module starts sending corrections.Float
and Fixed
. Float
mode is easier to reach as it usually becomes available in 30-60 seconds after D-GNSS mode is active, however, it's less accurate. Later, the system will automatically go to Fixed
where the accuracy will be higher but the process may take a little longer to complete.What will happen if the Rover looses connection with the base station?