First download your log files from the Raspberry PI

If you can please use logs that are more than 15 days old that will give you more precise results.( NRCan Ultra-rapid VS NRCan/IGS final )

Open the LOGS tab (if you have File Service running in settings!) then pick the pencil:


Choose the NRCAN option and download the Rinex file.


Open the NRCAN site and do a Static ITRF calculation to get the ITRF position.


In the NRCAN mail, please click on Summary and copy the whole thing here:





Epoch
Cartesian coords



Please copy these parameters:
then open this tool:

Cartesian -> WGS84



Left side pick: WORLD + Cartesian (XYZ) and put your X Y Z values
Right side pick: Deutschland + WGS84 and the results will show up here :)

Then copy back this result to the PI and you're good to go :)
Lat Lon H is the order

Registration:



Send a mail to: contact@centipede.fr with the following details:

Hello,

I'd like to declare my base station.
* Mount name: ~4 characters and uppercase! (check that it doesn't exists in caster.centipde.fr
* Location: ~Country, City~
* Owners name: ~Your name~
* Coordinates after transformation: ~What you've just calculated for example: 45.9000000 20.00000000 132.000~
* Equipment used: Raspberry Pi 4 + Ardusimple Zed F9P + White antenna

Regards,

1-2 pictures of the antenna placement
Full output zip attached.


Distance calculator
Idea came from: Geocomms forum

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