Getting Reach coordinates on Android via BT
This guide describes how to get precise coordinates from Reach on an Android device over Bluetooth.
Overview
Some of the survey and GIS apps for Android used with Reach:
- Mobile Topographer Pro
- PointMan
- ESRI ArcGIS Collector
- Mapit GIS
- LandStar
- Autocad360
- QField
In most cases, you can configure a correction stream from an NTRIP service in the Emlid Flow app and transmit the corrected position to a third-party GIS or data collection application. If the third-party app does not allow adding an external GNSS receiver and only accepts the phone’s internal location, refer to the section below. It explains how to integrate using the Lefebure NTRIP Client app to provide corrected positioning data.
To output a centimeter accurate position, Reach should be in RTK mode. You can do the following:
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Set up RTK communication between two Reach RS2/RS2+ units over LoRa radio following this guide.
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Use NTRIP service as a source of positioning corrections for Reach rover this guide.