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A Pro XRS System<br />

A.5.2 RTCM Input<br />

You must also be using a base station which is logging or transmitting<br />

(in RTCM messages) synchronized measurements, and which is<br />

equipped with an EVEREST capable Pro XR, Pro XRS, 4600LS, Site<br />

Surveyor 4400, GPS Total Station 4700, GPS Total Station 4800 or<br />

Series 4000 GPS receiver. Your roving receivers must be within 500<br />

km of your base station.<br />

Note – Using receivers without the appropriate EVEREST firmware<br />

installed results in a degradation in accuracy.<br />

The Pro XRS receiver supports RTCM Version 2 input. Connect your<br />

RTCM link directly to the cable labeled ‘RTCM’.<br />

The Pro XRS receiver with integrated Beacon/GPS antenna receives<br />

and demodulates MSK DGPS radiobeacon signals from radiobeacon<br />

transmission stations (for example, USCG). No special configuration<br />

is required to receive these signals.<br />

The Pro XRS receiver extends the use of real-time differential<br />

corrections to many areas where other sources of real-time differential<br />

corrections (for example, radiobeacons) are currently unavailable. The<br />

satellite differential receiver requires a subscription to a differential<br />

service and provides multiple vendor support.<br />

A built-in virtual reference station (VRS) permits the satellite<br />

corrections to be uniformly associated with the increasing distance<br />

from the fixed reference stations. For more information on the<br />

Pro XRS GPS receiver, refer to the Pro XR/XRS Receiver Operation<br />

Manual.<br />

234 TSC1 Asset Surveyor Operation Manual

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