Hi there! Thank you for reaching out The streamed NMEA position already has the antenna height applied in its computation. Therefore it is not necessary to enter the antenna height on the app. Hope this helped. If you have any more questions, please feel free to ask. We are here to help!
Hi there, thank you for your question! The Reach RS3 isn't compatible with the older RS+ model due to a key difference in their technology. - Reach RS3: Utilizes a multi-band GNSS receiver, enabling it to leverage multiple satellite constellations for increased accuracy and performance. - Reach RS+: Operates on a single GNSS band, limiting its compatibility with the RS3's advanced features. Therefore, using an RS+ as a base for the RS3 won't provide the desired results and might leave you on float. On the other hand, while using the RS3 as a base for the RS+ technically works, it wouldn't be an optimal solution. The RS+ wouldn't be able to fully utilize the capabilities of the RS3, defeating the purpose of having the more advanced receiver. For optimal performance with the RS3, especially with tilt compensation, we recommend pairing it with another RS3 unit or the Reach RS2+ unit as a Base. Feel free to ask if you have any other questions!
Thank you! I just recently purchased and received the RS2+ and it works smoothly with my RS3. I do have a question as I am new to the Emlid Brand. Can I manually add coordinate points to flow or studio to complete a drawing like I do in autocad?
@@limitless1430 Hi there! Thank you for your question! Points can be added manually into Emlid Flow by either typing them in manually into a project or importing them from a csv file. Emlid studio is for post-processing your gnss raw data from receivers in either Static or PPK modes it is completely different from autocad. Hope this helped! If you have any more questions, please do not hesitate to ask. We are here to help.
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Hello! Why putting the antenna height to zero in the app? The app recognizes the antenna height from streamed NMEA position from Emild's app?
Hi there! Thank you for reaching out
The streamed NMEA position already has the antenna height applied in its computation. Therefore it is not necessary to enter the antenna height on the app.
Hope this helped. If you have any more questions, please feel free to ask. We are here to help!
I have a question about the RS3 compatibly to which other older models like the RS+. Is it compatible?
Hi there, thank you for your question!
The Reach RS3 isn't compatible with the older RS+ model due to a key difference in their technology.
- Reach RS3: Utilizes a multi-band GNSS receiver, enabling it to leverage multiple satellite constellations for increased accuracy and performance.
- Reach RS+: Operates on a single GNSS band, limiting its compatibility with the RS3's advanced features.
Therefore, using an RS+ as a base for the RS3 won't provide the desired results and might leave you on float.
On the other hand, while using the RS3 as a base for the RS+ technically works, it wouldn't be an optimal solution. The RS+ wouldn't be able to fully utilize the capabilities of the RS3, defeating the purpose of having the more advanced receiver.
For optimal performance with the RS3, especially with tilt compensation, we recommend pairing it with another RS3 unit or the Reach RS2+ unit as a Base.
Feel free to ask if you have any other questions!
Thank you! I just recently purchased and received the RS2+ and it works smoothly with my RS3.
I do have a question as I am new to the Emlid Brand. Can I manually add coordinate points to flow or studio to complete a drawing like I do in autocad?
@@limitless1430 Hi there! Thank you for your question!
Points can be added manually into Emlid Flow by either typing them in manually into a project or importing them from a csv file. Emlid studio is for post-processing your gnss raw data from receivers in either Static or PPK modes it is completely different from autocad.
Hope this helped! If you have any more questions, please do not hesitate to ask. We are here to help.