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October 2021 – Ver. 1 Stonex SC400A CORS Receiver – User Manual 19
4.2 Reference Station
This command is for the GNSS station configuration and consists of site information, antenna and coordinates. It is made
up of 3 subcommands: Reference Station, GNSS Configuration, Tracking Satellites.
4.2.1 Reference Station
This is a very important page if the device is used as base. If, on the other hand, it is used as rover, it is enough to set the
type of antenna.
Here you can enter information about the station, number of receivers and you can enter settings about the time zone,
country, web server protocol and HTTP server port. The second block of information refers to the antenna. You can select
the antenna from those available (or upload new ones). You can read the antenna
’s serial number, and the values relating
to the chosen antenna. Below is the information about working mode. Lastly, you can find the block of information about
the station coordinates. The coordinates can be entered manually (as geodetic coordinates or Cartesian coordinates), or if
there are no known coordinates, the current position of the instrument can be loaded. It is possible to enter the height of
the point on the ground, the antenna height, and its measurement mode. Measurement mode indicates whether the
coordinates are referred to the phase center or to the ground. If they refer to the ground, any height from the ground can
be indicated in the antenna height field. These settings are reflected in the recorded files (see Recording menu) and in the
coordinates transmitted by the base (See NTRIP server menu).