Here2 is a conventional GNSS receiver
Here+ is RTK single band
Here Pro is Tri band, Quad constellation RTK
If your GPS is not showing up, then you have it configured incorrectly.
Here2 is a conventional GNSS receiver
Here+ is RTK single band
Here Pro is Tri band, Quad constellation RTK
If your GPS is not showing up, then you have it configured incorrectly.
Is It possible to use the Here+ as a conventional GNSS receiver when not using a RTK base to avoid the installation of two antennas (Here+ & Here2)?
Yes you can use the here+ without rtk.
Thank you. I have a ZED-F9P base that I would like to test with the Here+ and later replace with F9P rover. I have both Here2 and here+ but No space for both.
I use a F9P base with the here+. It works well despite having read that they will not work together.
F9 works fine as a base for m8p
Yes you can use a here+ as non RTK or use both as RTK