Phoenix Stonex S900 - Page 75

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12.4 Troubleshooting a Network (NTRIP) Rover Configuration
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1. Are corrections being received by the rover? Check the Data link LED on the rover: It should blink green once each                    
second.
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2. There is no warning if the Username or Password is wrong. Double check these values and the IP/PORT if the                   
connection is not successful!
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3. Is the internet connection still working? You can check it by using the Internet Explorer to browse to a web page.
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4. If the Rover reports ‘Float’ then corrections are being received. It can take up to 1-minute after connecting for the                   
rover to receive a base location and switch from AUTONOMOUS to FLOAT.
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5. Are the HRMS and VRMS on the ‘Equip: Monitor Skyplot’ screen dropping?
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6. If the Rover is FLOAT, but never fixes, and the latency is 5 seconds or less, check the effective baseline from your                     
rover to the virtual base. On the ‘Equip: Monitor Skyplot’ screen, choose the ‘REF’ tab. Check the distance to base. Is                    
it what you expect (less than 25 miles?)
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