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That was another question I had for Mncors. It's like learning several different languages, and I'm getting old to learn this much. LOLUse the server ip as well not the host name
That was another question I had for Mncors. It's like learning several different languages, and I'm getting old to learn this much. LOLUse the server ip as well not the host name
Indeed. Well spotted.
This will work perfectly for as long as the server IP (numeric address) doesn’t change. It’s worth noting that an IP addresses should never be considered permanent, it may change at some point in the future. This would be the first thing to re-check (click here for example of how to do DNS lookup) if NTRIP all of a sudden stops working. That and having enough GSM signal and credit!
I hope that with the simplified MNCORS login credentials, using a numeric IP address for the server and having correct APN the stars will align for the OP and ge can get NTRIP working.
I’ve found you sometime need a good dose of patience to try all conceivable combinations of these things to get it going. Just one last bit of advice for the OP - change only one thing at a time.
This screen? Return to Guidance button (a) not working? Otherwise button c4 to get back to the correction setup screen.How do I get back into setup menu? It locks into the GPS settings screen and only goes back to RTK( GPRS) SCREEN. I've tried powering unit down and disconnecting it from 12 volt power.
That system hasn’t been in production for about 7 years. If you have changed screen software you need to flash software to agi-3.... have you tried taking to Doug at Farmtec? He would have had you up and running 3 weeks ago. Pheasant surprise is god but his knowledge and advice isn’t always correct as you have found. Call Doug, stop wasting time and spend some cash to get it working
Edit, that software version is approx 6 years old so god knows where you got that update from!
Sorry about some off-topic but the language hit my ear, be it intentional or not. Robt, we all make mistakes like you did there: at least I strongly believe Pheasant Surprise is no God. But he is damn good and at the level I've followed the thread, I was not able to identify any mistakes from him. Cannot remember any other threads either but finding past mistakes or trying to figure out if you or him have made more mistakes makes no sense. You both have shared a lot of useful information at the forum which is good, no need to guess who gives more.
I cannot see a secret here related to a discontinued product. Why spend the time with every customer on the phone instead of sharing written instructions at the forum?
A bit on the topic: a pity the OP does not have a phone to test the SIM card. I noticed hesitation on the SIM PIN number, isn't it possible that the SIM card is asking a PUK code now if it has been tried a few times with an incorrect PIN code (two were tried, not sure how many times)?
I would also test the NTRIP source with a laptop application to test the credentials and IP address/port number data.
But if T-mobile doesn't support 2g nothing will work, Correct??According to T-Mobile, 2G/GSM only runs on band 2 (1900 MHz) there, which the GSM modem in your RTK radio does support (as far as I know, but you could 100% confirm with Topcon).
I don’t think you have a “basic” GSM network connection issue; basic meaning there is a frequency incompatibility - the fact your connection state is ‘PPP connecting’ rather than ‘GPRS connecting’ (the lower order very basic radio connection) and also have orange flashing lights on the Tx/Rx LED leads me to this conclusion.
Therefore I think the 2100 MHz band “issue” is a red herring.
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See: https://support.t-mobile.com/docs/DOC-4988
I think it’s more likely, and DEFINITELY worth a shot (if it’s not your settings or SIM card at fault), to do a proper firmware upgrade (to the latest supported firmware version) of both the GX45 screen and the AGI-3.
Even if you do end up getting an Intuicom modem, having the most up to date firmware is invaluable - especially on older hardware, which is out of support.
Your unit will definitely not work with an LTE/4G signal. The cellular modem in the RTK module is too old unfortunately - it will only work with the older GSM signal. They (cellular carriers) use the 1900 MHz band for both 4G and GSM. This is typical, but older phones/modems etc will not work with the newer technology only GSM. So if there’s no GSM (they may have switched it off already on your local masts) then it won’t work. Thems the breaks unfortunately.Ok I was just checking on T-mobile site. In my area they offer 4g LTE only!! the way it looks. But it is 1900 MHz. is this the same as my 2g 1900 MHz unit?
Edit: I think its time to call Doug Weist, for help..