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“
Last
” as the reference position. See
Ref Position
below for
more details).
IMPORTANT
: Using the receiver front panel, you can only
configure a static base, not a moving one. Defining a
moving base can only be done using the Web Server.
However, after a receiver reset, if you turn the receiver into
a base from the front panel, then the base will operate by
default as a moving base.
The Receiver Mode screen being displayed, press the
OK
button to enter the edit mode. From there, you can choose to
define the receiver as a base or a rover
The Receiver Mode screen being still displayed, press the
down-arrow key to access the following parameters:
•
Antenna
: This screen lists the model and height of the
antenna currently used (see example).
Second line: Antenna model
Third line: Antenna height and corresponding type of
height measurement (“V” for Vertical or “S” for Slant).
Press
OK
to edit these parameters. The following is
displayed, one after the other:
–
Antenna Name
: Press
OK
again to select the model of
antenna used. A list of antennas commonly used with
the receiver is provided.
Choose one, press
OK
, then press the down-arrow key
to switch to the next parameter below.
–
Antenna Height
: Press
OK
again to set the antenna
height. The antenna height results either from a
vertical height measurement (select “V” after entering
the measured value) or from a slant height
measurement (select “S” after entering the measured
value).
Press
OK
when you are done, then press
Escape
to
return to the Antenna screen, then the down-arrow key
to switch to the next parameter (see below).
•
Ref. Position
: If the base was last defined as moving, then
the screen only shows the “
Moving
” status. If the base was
last defined as static, the screen shows the position
currently defined as the base’s reference position (see
example).
Second line: Latitude of reference position
Third line: Longitude of reference position
Fourth line: Height, preceded by an acronym identifying
the point used as vertical reference (this may be
PC1
for
