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6.7 Static

Static is an offline data acquisition method. The receiver records the original GNSS observation data at a fixed position for a long time for subsequent high-precision post-processing and calculation. Compared with real-time RTK positioning, static acquisition has the following characteristics:

FeaturesDescription
High precisionThrough long-term observation and accumulation, combined with post-processing and calculation, cm-level or even mm-level accuracy can be obtained.
Offline processingIt does not rely on real-time differential signals, does not require a reference station or network connection, and can be observed for a long time in areas without communication coverage.
Multiple usesIt can be used to establish control networks and as an auxiliary reference for PPK rover measurement.

6.7.1 Static settings

Connect the receiver with storage function, select [Settings] → [Static], and open the setting page.

NameDescription
Station NameEnter the name of the observation point
Time IntervalSampling rate, depending on the device, can be selected as 20Hz, 10Hz, 5Hz, 1Hz, 2s, 5s, 10s, 15s, 30s.
Record TimeThe input format is hh:mm, min 10min and max 24h.
Cyclic StorageOptional, the file length is the record time.
Mask AngleDefault 5 °, optional 10 °, 15 °, 20 °, 25 °, 30 °
Antenna HeightInput antenna height, and there are four optional antenna measurement methods
File TypeList optional file formats, default *.rtcm.
RINEX StorageOptional, Configure whether the V10 series receiver records RINEX format files at the same time. RINEX versions can be selected as 2.10, 2.11, 3.02, 3.04.
Turn Off RadioTo save power, turn off the radio during static collection.
DOP ValueReal-time display of HDOP, VDOP, PDOP values of the current satellite system.
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Note:

1. Static collection and PPK, NMEA output functions cannot be enabled simultaneously.

2. After enabling static collection, return to the main page and you will see a blue breathing light in the upper right corner of the icon.

6.7.2 Static files

Click the folder icon in the upper-right corner to access the static data in the receiver's memory, with the option to delete and upload to Cloud Drive. Note that uploading to Cloud Drive can only be performed if the receiver is connected to Wi-Fi.

When the receiver is connected to the controller via a Type-C cable, the controller's OTG function can be used. In the controller's file manager, you can access the receiver's memory, select and copy files to the controller's memory.