I think B3 is just missing I, see hire in specifications:
Beidou: B1I, B1C, B2a, B2I, B2b, B3I
So X5 supports both bds-2 and bds-3 sats.
F9P can only use bds-2 sats for dual band, while um982 can use any as it supports B1I,B3I witch are transmitted by both bds-2 and 3. (Can also use B1C, B2a, B2b if in single antenna, config signalgroup 7)
As you see in pic only 5 of 12 bds sats are bds-2 witch F9P would have B2I, all the rest are bds-3. So using F9P base will cut usable bds sats in half.
I think AOGConfigOMatic for UM982 doesn’t set the heading 90. Should it? Some of you are using Heading tractor and some use heading variablelength. Any pros cons to each?
I usually set the 90 degree heading offset in AOG GPS app versus firmware. @Radmuffins did quite a bit of testing and found variablelength to provide better heading results. The variablelength setting causes the UM982 to constantly recalculate the baseline (apparent distance between the the two UM982 antennas). The AOG F9P firmware does the same thing with the F9P’s using the calculated baseline.
AOGConfigOMatic for the UM982 configuration uses a text file called UM982config.txt in the same directory as the executable. This can easily be modified to suit ones preferences. Just make sure the first line does not contain a command one wants sent to the UM982.
What firmware are you using? I see PANDA sentences which usually means a single GPS setup. In a single GPS setup, heading comes from the IMU. Dual setups produce PAOGI sentences.
Thanks Chris! I sent the firmware you used in comment 188 on this topic and heading came up. A bunch of driving around “wait that isn’t right” scratch head change settings etc then swap the left and right antennas and woohoo! I’m thinking this um982 is awesome! I’m using the um982 from your comment 108 and two of the antennas from your comment 189. I just need to tune the steering aggressiveness and I’ll be golden. You rock!
Robert
Recommended tool for um982 configuration is uprecise, you can push corrections from uprecise, ucenter etc. but far easier solution is agio, if you connect um982 direct to tablet with ttl and have properly configured ntrip settings it should acquire rtk accuracy. Same if its connected thru teensy.
If you go with ttl direct to tablet you must lower baudrate to 115200 as AOG does not accept higher.
As @chri5k said, user manual, command manual and board manuals. It is beneficial to understand product for easier integration and evaluation.
I have difficulties to upgrade FW - as my UM982-module has only 230kbs USB-serial chip, and UPrecise is trying to change the speed to 460kbps at the beganning of the update procedure - which fails.
Hi. I bought a um980 receiver and configured it as a base 1005 10, 1074 1, 1084 1, 1094 1, 1124 1. But it transmits via ntrip not what is needed. What could be the problem?
It looks like it is sending the requested messages in the right proportions. 1 1005 message for every 10 of the others. Can you explain what is not being sent? What commands did you use to configure the UM980?