Hi Max,
Please, send me your rtknavi_rtk.conf ( configuration file )
check your settings, the solution header shows L1+L2, must be L1 only:
% pos mode : moving-base
% freqs : L1+L2
take a look 2.4.2 manual page 39.
ʺBaseline Length Constraintʺ enabled
pre‐determined baseline length
I will look your files this weekend.
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julio menezes
Em Quinta-feira, 27 de Fevereiro de 2014 6:23, mazahirp
<mazahir.poonawa...@gmail.com> escreveu:
Hi Julio,
Thanks. Yes I am attaching the necessary files.
So my setup is such that I used one as a base and one as rover, both kept
approx 14 - 15 meters apart. Both are as input to RTKNAVI via serial and I am
logging data, baseline and lat/long/altitude in three different files
respectively.
I have attached 2 zip folders containing logs of 2 different config options.
Both are as "Moving Base", and hence no base position is required. One folder
is containing data for "continuous" ambiguity resolution setting and the other
for "fix and hold". Both capture only L1. Rest of the settings are default.
Using the baseline file, I plotted the E/N/U values in excel. Using the base
and rover log files, I converted to RINEX using RTKCONV and then did a RTKPOST
followed by plotting using RTKPLOT. There is a difference between baseline
position plot in excel and RTKPLOT.
I am sharing all my files. I hope all this will help you to figure out what is
going on, what is right or wrong and what could be rectified and how should it
be taken forward.
Do let me know in case you need anything else.
Thank you once again.
Cheers,
Max
MovingBase_Fix&Hold.zip
MovingBase_Continuous.zip
On Wed, Feb 26, 2014 at 5:19 PM, julio menezes [via Open Source GPS-related
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Hi Max,
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>Could you share your config, your raw logged data, rtkpost solutions and
>base station position ?
>Please, if possible, describe your field test.
>Although I do not use Excel or Windows, I will try to help.
>
>regards
>julio menezes
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>Em Quarta-feira, 26 de Fevereiro de 2014 2:40, mazahirp <[hidden email]>
>escreveu:
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>Hi All,
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>Any help on this one? How could I study this better?
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>Thanks once again.
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>Cheers,
>Max
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