Specification

Performance specs¶

Ports overview¶

SIM card slot

Reach RS2 has a built-in 3.5G modem with 2G fallback and global coverage. To get the corrections from NTRIP, you can simply insert the GSM SIM card inside Reach RS2 and set it up by following this guide.

RS-232 port

Reach RS2 can be supplied with constant power over the bottom connector. It's useful when you want to set up RS2 as a permanent base or integrate it with a tractor for precise agriculture. You can also configure the receiver to turn on and off in sync with an external battery. This feature is available in ReachView Settings.

To establish RTK communication with third-party devices, you can connect external radio via RS-232 port.

You can enable the position output to other devices or third-party apps via RS-232 port. You just need to turn on “Position output” in ReachView.

USB-C port

Reach RS2 receiver can be charged via a USB-C cable connected to the power bank or USB adapter.

To establish RTK communication with third-party devices, you can connect external radio via USB-C port.

You can enable the position output to other devices or third-party apps via USB-C port. You just need to turn on “Position output” in ReachView.

LoRa radio port

Reach RS2 has a built-in low-powered LoRa radio for RTK communication between Reach devices. Attach the LoRa antenna and set up the LoRa link in ReachView to work on the baselines up to 8 km in the line of sight.

5/8" thread

Reach RS2 can be placed on the survey pole or tripod using this thread.

Mechanical specs¶

File name	Download link
Reach RS2 general drawing	reachrs2-drawing [PDF, 1 MB]
Reach RS2 3D model in STEP format	reachrs2 [STEP, 36.8 MB]
Reach RS2 3D model in IGES format	reachrs2 [IGES, 41.7 MB]

Electrical specs¶

Antenna reference point (ARP) of Reach RS2 is situated on the bottom of the receiver. For Reach RS2, the distance between the ARP and GNSS antenna is 134 mm.

Reach RS2 extension connector pinout [PDF, 1 MB]