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RTK Mapping 8<br />

Warning – If you are using a 4400 Site Surveyor receiver, a GPS Total<br />

Station 4700 receiver, or a GPS Total Station 4800 receiver as the rover, it<br />

can automatically detect which signal is being broadcast. If you are using<br />

a Series 4000 receiver as the rover, you must configure the same<br />

message type at both the base and the rover, otherwise messages are not<br />

received by the rover.<br />

CMR<br />

A Compact Measurement Record (CMR) is the most efficient message<br />

to broadcast as it is very compact. CMR only supports RTK data<br />

collection; you cannot use it to provide corrections for real-time<br />

differential data collection (such as when using a Pro XR).<br />

All <strong>Trimble</strong> Series 4000, 4400, and 4800 receivers support CMR<br />

records. This is the default setting in the Asset Surveyor software.<br />

RTCM 2.1<br />

The Radio Technical Commission for Maritime Services (RTCM) 2.1<br />

message is a less compact message that contains an RTCM SC-104<br />

format message with an embedded CMR message. As a result of this,<br />

a single RTK base station could be set up to provide real-time<br />

correction messages for simultaneous RTK and real-time differential<br />

data collection. Therefore, rovers that receive RTCM 2.1 messages<br />

can collect either RTK or real-time differential data by setting the RTK<br />

mode in the software appropriately.<br />

In the Asset Surveyor software, select Configuration / GPS rover<br />

options / Positions filters.<br />

Note – Your receiver must have the RTCM output option installed in<br />

order to use RTCM 2.1.<br />

TSC1 Asset Surveyor Operation Manual 191

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