RTK Base Station
Prerequisites
Section titled “Prerequisites”- LC29H(BS) variant
- Fixed mounting location with clear, unobstructed sky view
- Internet connection (for uploading corrections to a caster)
- rtk2go account (register a new mount point)
Survey-In Mode
Section titled “Survey-In Mode”Survey-in determines the antenna’s precise position by averaging fixes over an extended period. Once the accuracy threshold is met, the module locks its position and begins generating RTCM3 corrections.
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Start survey-in (3600 seconds, 1 m accuracy target)
$PQTMCFGSVIN,W,1,3600,1,0,0,0*16 -
Monitor progress — enable status output
$PQTMCFGMSGRATE,W,PQTMSVINSTATUS,1,1*CSThe module reports elapsed time and current 3D accuracy estimate each epoch.
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Retrieve ECEF coordinates after convergence
$PQTMCFGSVIN,R*26 -
Switch to fixed mode with the obtained coordinates
$PQTMCFGSVIN,W,2,0,0,-2404572.0411,5381092.5507,2429899.7105*21 -
Enable RTCM3 output
$PAIR432,1*3A Enable MSM7 output$PAIR434,1*3A Enable message 1005 (antenna reference point)$PAIR436,1*38 Enable ephemeris messages$PAIR513*39 Save settings
Upload to rtk2go with STRSVR
Section titled “Upload to rtk2go with STRSVR”- Download RTKLIB 2.4.3 b34
- Open strsvr (stream server)
- Configure input: Serial port → LC29H(BS) COM port (115200 baud)
- Configure output: NTRIP Server
- Host: rtk2go.com
- Port: 2101
- Mountpoint: your registered base station name
- Password: your registration password
- Click Start
- Monitor status at rtk2go.com:2101/SNIP::STATUS
Linux: RTKBase Web Interface
Section titled “Linux: RTKBase Web Interface”For a dedicated Raspberry Pi base station with web management:
git clone https://github.com/Stefal/rtkbase.gitcd rtkbase/toolssudo ./install.sh --all releaseAccess the web interface at your Raspberry Pi’s local IP after installation. RTKBase handles RTCM relay, data logging, and caster upload through a browser-based UI.