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Mount Points

The Mount Points page allows you to declare all the data streams the NTRIP caster will be able to forward to users. Behind each mount point is a specific NTRIP server providing a specific format of data corrections from a given location.

The receiver hosting the NTRIP caster can also be configured to operate one or even two independent NTRIP servers. Two of the possible mount points can therefore represent NTRIP servers operated at the same location as the NTRIP caster, but each delivering a specific data stream.

 

Mount Point:

For each new mount point, define the following parameters:

 

Parameter

Designation

$PASHS

Name

Enter the mount point name. This is an important parameter because it is through that name that users choose the source of corrections they want and it is also through that name that the NTRIP caster can select the NTRIP server pro­viding the corrections that users are requesting.

CST,MTP,ADD

Identifier

Enter the source identifier, e.g. the name of the city next to the source location.

CST,MTP,ADD

Format

Enter the format of the corrections provided by through the mount point.

CST,MTP,ADD

Format De­tails

Enter the details of the format used by the NTRIP server for providing corrections through this mount point.

CST,MTP,ADD

Latitude, lon­gitude

Enter the coordinates (in degrees, with two dec­imal places) of the approximate location of the NTRIP server providing data for this mount point.

CST,MTP,ADD

Country

Enter the three-letter standard abbreviation of the country (country code; see ISO 3166) where the NTRIP server is operated.

CST,MTP,ADD

Fee

For information, tell the NTRIP caster whether the data available through this mount point are free or not.

CST,MTP,ADD

“Clear” but­ton

While editing a new mount point, you can use this button to clear in one click the Name, Identi­fier, Format and Format Details fields.

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“Add/Modify” button

Use this button to add the mount point currently described in the above fields to the Mount Point List table

CST,MTP,ADD

 

Mount Point List:

 

This table lists all the currently declared mount points (up to 10).

To modify the definition of a mount point, click in the corresponding row in this table. As a result, the current definition of the mount point appears in the fields above. Make the changes and then click on the Add/Modify button.

To delete a mount point, click in the corresponding row in the table, then click on the Delete button (corresponding to command $PASHS,CST,MTP,DEL).