Yes, you can change the wifi there. You can also add multiple wifi networks there if you want to save your known working network and just add another.
Glad to hear it’s working!
Hi there I put the base up but when I use it it’s not as good as the other one I takes a long time to get rtk and then goes on float and losses rtk and I am like a mile away from it and if I connect it to my old base that I’m 5 miles away it’s much better here some photos can you guys help
Monitor your base here: http://rtk2go.com:2101/SNIP::MOUNTPT?baseName=Base_1jersey
Wondering if it is dropping connection to the internet somewhere so watch the “last restart” time.
Its been on all day and if it wasnt i would get the ip ban like it happen when i first conected the other base and on rtk2go it say 96% up time
Its like agopen not getting anything from the base
Run this and watch the connection to see if it keeps going red/green:
i cant see the pi ip adress on tcp view
You won’t. Look for rtk2go
Cant find it
Renato, did you ever get your simpleRTK2B Lite working good? I’ve got a Lite board and not able to get it communicating with a Pi4.
Hi WildBuckwheat I am having difficulty getting the rtk2b lite board communicating with a Pi4. Reading the thread with you and Renato a year ago, what all did you have to do to get this setup working? Were you able to connect over the usb xbee adapter board or did you have to wire it direct?
Yeah I did it still working
Just remember the pins on the top aren’t the same on the bottom
And I did solder it directly
Ok good to know thanks! So you soldered to the bottom of the board pins and then you don’t use the usb adapter at all I assume.
Then this software lineup should work?:
Pi4= RTKbase 2.4.1
f9P lite board = firmware 1.32
rtkbase/tools/set_zed-f9p.sh /dev/ttyAMA0 115200 rtkbase/receiver_cfg/U-Blox_ZED-F9P_rtkbase.cfg
Anything else I would have to do?
this is how my is configured
and yeah try running that comand if it doesnt try this one
rtkbase/tools/set_zed-f9p.sh /dev/ttyAMA0 115200 rtkbase/receiver_cfg/U-Blox_ZED-F9P_rtkbase.cfg
Thank you so much! I will give it a try tomorrow!
So i soldered the pins, flashed the Pi SD card with RTKbase 2.4.1. Tried to detect from the webpage gui but no antenna connected. Then I tried through terminal to run the command you gave, but I get an error? Not sure why?
how do you access this screen to enable uart and disable bluetooth on Pi4?
This is where I’m at currently:
Huge Thanks Renato and Wildbuckwheat! Once I disabled the bluetooth on the Pi4 it started talking to the F9P lite board (also soldered the pins same as Renato). For anyone else here is a helpful video on how to do configure the serial ports on Pi4:
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sudo nano /boot/config.txt
Thanks! got it working once I soldered pins and disabled bluetooth
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