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Hi,
I'm in Queensland Australia. Council has a BaamTech PPK system (Phantom 4 Pro and BaamTech base station),
My problem is creating a RINEX file on the base. Sales support from USA is lacking.
There is an odd red unmarked switch I push down until it locks - to the left and to the right to test file creation.
There is also a cable with a click button that does not lockdown.
I turn on the base outside for it to collect satellite data, wait 15 minutes and check the removable drive for a file. No file is created !
If anyone has experience with this, please share your wisdom?
Cheers JG
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Posted : March 6, 2021 10:41 pm
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First, are your 4 batteries charged? They are 18650 batteries and should get up to 4.2v each. When charged, they should allow that red toggle switch to illuminate.
Second, are you using the included thumb drive? I've found that most other drives cannot be fully inserted in the USB slot due to interference. It should be formatted to FAT32 and also light up when active.
Those are the easiest to check, and if those things don't fix it, I think I have an email from a while ago about the light sequences that I could dig up.
Posted : March 7, 2021 8:38 am
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I don't know anything about that specific base, but most receivers I have used in the past need at least 25 minutes to get an almanac on first use.
Posted : March 7, 2021 1:36 pm
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Dear All,
A friend pointed out that the battery power supply to the unit comes from batteries in series ! Oopsie..
Problem solved. Now to get on with my beloved drone survey!
Posted : March 7, 2021 4:38 pm
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The almanac repeats every 12.5 minutes.?ÿ If you are lucky as to your beginning time, you could get it that soon.?ÿ If the software doesn't know how to splice pieces together, then worst case is 25 minutes after acquiring a satellite.
Posted : March 7, 2021 4:48 pm