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3.3 Base station preparation
3.3.1 Base station construction
Set up the base station in a place with a wide view and mark it (align the center of the tripod with
the center of the mark point), so that the base station can be accurately reset after being moved.
1. Unfold the tripod, extend three telescopic rods to proper lengths, and screw up the knob, to
ensure that the tripod is firm.
2. Install the base station main body on the tripod and screw up the locking nut on the main body,
to ensure that the base station is horizontal and firm.
3. Install the antenna on the tripod, and connect the antenna feeder to the base station antenna port.
Remark
After the tripod is leveled, do not change the position and angle of the tripod or base station,
otherwise you will need to level it again.
The base station must be set in an environment with a wide view, and ensure that there are no
obstacles (trees, buildings) above 15° around the base station antenna, to avoid GNSS signals
from being absorbed or blocked.
The base station must be set in an environment at least 200m away from high-power radio
sources (such as TV stations, and microwave stations), and at least 50m away from
high-voltage transmission lines, to avoid electromagnetic field interference to GNSS signals.
The base station must be set in an environment without large surface water or object which
