RTK F9P Positioning Solutions
  • Introduction
  • What is RTK?
    • GPS Location
  • The RTK Base
    • Choosing a base module
    • Auto conf (QGControl / MP)
    • Configuring the base manually
    • LED Signals
  • The RTK Rover
    • Choosing a rover module
    • Auto conf (QGControl / MP)
    • Configuring the rover manually
  • RTK F9P Drotek Modules
    • DP0601
      • Hardware
        • Drawing
          • V1
          • V1.1
          • V1.2
        • Pinouts
          • V1
          • V1.1
          • V1.2
      • Software
    • Sirius RTK GNSS Base (F9P)
      • Hardware
        • Drawing
        • Pinouts
        • LED Signals
      • Software
    • Sirius RTK GNSS Rover (F9P)
      • Hardware
        • Drawing
        • Pinouts
      • Software
    • DP0602
      • Hardware
        • Drawing
        • Pinouts
      • Software
  • How to get started
    • ZED-F9P RTK configuration
    • Pixhawk 3 PRO (EOLA) integration
    • Telemetry integration
  • Tutorials
    • Set Baudrates
    • Set Nav update rate
    • Set Survey-in time & position accuracy limit
    • Set Fixed LLH or ECEF
    • Change GNSS constellations
    • Updating ZED-F9P Firmware
    • Setup RTK solution using a local network
    • Install U-blox drivers
    • Precise Post Processing (PPP)
  • Frequently Asked Questions
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  1. Tutorials

Change GNSS constellations

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This step-by-step tutorial will let you to manually change the GNSS constellations for the Base and the Rover.

First, connect your GNSS device to a computer using a USB micro cable.

Now start the U-blox “u-center” software. Then on the top left corner of the screen, left-click on the reversed tiny black triangle to select the COM Port related to your GNSS device. (it may differs from COM7 as shown in pictures)

Make sure the connection icon is blinking in the bottom state bar. It indicates that the serial communication between the computer and the GNSS device is working.

Next go to ‘View’ then click on “Generation 9 Configuration View”

A new window showing by default “GNSS Configuration” opens.

  1. So first, if GNSS configuration is not displayed, then click on “GNSS Configuration”.

  2. You can now have access to all the GNSS constellations and frequency bands.

  3. Tick or Untick the GNSS systems as you wish keeping in mind that Nav Update Rate may be affected by the number of GNSS systems activated.

  4. Click consecutively on RAM, BBR and Flash to write changes into RAM and both non-volatile memories (BBR and Flash)

  5. Click on ‘Send Configuration’

You have successfully set the GNSS constellations !