This is using p4 rtk with dji gsp and not map pilot!!?
Zane
Correct. DJI hasn't exposed all of the setup stuff in the SDK so you have to set things up in the DJI app, close it and then you can fly in Map Pilot using the settings made in the DJI app.
Nsem
The business app ver work with phantom 4rtk sdk after making coonect with the dji app?
The same thing if i connect with ntrip?
Zane
No. Only the DJI base station can be used currently.
Andreas Metz
Will there be an update in the near future that allows to connect with ntrip through gs pro app?
Zane
That is up to DJI. The main connection controls seen in the Pilot app are still missing from the SDK so we can't add it until DJI adds it to the SDK.
Lukas Schnarf
Is there any news about the ntrip question? When i close the DJI app it shows me in Map Pilot pro for some seconds the "RTK Fixed" screen, but after a few seconds it switch do "single". Is there any possibility to use it with ntrip?
Zane
There has been no movement on this. Basically it is DJI Ground Station or nothing. We will keep an eye out for updates in the DJI SDK but I wouldn't hold your breath.
Dave Pitman
Zane, has there been any change on this to be able to port an NTRIP login through the SDK? And, are the PPK files generated or still no-go when not using DJI's app? Thx!
Dave: There has been no change in what DJI provides since it's initial supporting release. To do PPK you need the .obs files that get created on the remote but to use Map Pilot Pro you have to use the DJI SDK Remote which does not have the SD card slot that those files are recorded to. There is still no Connect function call which is why you still have to do all the connection juggling.
Lukas: Yes, we are aware of the documentation. With DJI there are some pretty big differences between what is documented and what works.
I do think that there have been users that have gotten NTRIP set up in the DJI app and then were able to switch over to using 3rd party apps. You definitely have to be using the full DJI Ground Station setup.
This is using p4 rtk with dji gsp and not map pilot!!?
Correct. DJI hasn't exposed all of the setup stuff in the SDK so you have to set things up in the DJI app, close it and then you can fly in Map Pilot using the settings made in the DJI app.
The business app ver work with phantom 4rtk sdk after making coonect with the dji app?
The same thing if i connect with ntrip?
No. Only the DJI base station can be used currently.
Will there be an update in the near future that allows to connect with ntrip through gs pro app?
That is up to DJI. The main connection controls seen in the Pilot app are still missing from the SDK so we can't add it until DJI adds it to the SDK.
Is there any news about the ntrip question? When i close the DJI app it shows me in Map Pilot pro for some seconds the "RTK Fixed" screen, but after a few seconds it switch do "single". Is there any possibility to use it with ntrip?
There has been no movement on this. Basically it is DJI Ground Station or nothing. We will keep an eye out for updates in the DJI SDK but I wouldn't hold your breath.
Zane, has there been any change on this to be able to port an NTRIP login through the SDK? And, are the PPK files generated or still no-go when not using DJI's app? Thx!
what about this:
https://developer.dji.com/api-reference/android-api/Components/RTK/DJIRTKNetworkServiceProvider.html
Dave: There has been no change in what DJI provides since it's initial supporting release. To do PPK you need the .obs files that get created on the remote but to use Map Pilot Pro you have to use the DJI SDK Remote which does not have the SD card slot that those files are recorded to. There is still no Connect function call which is why you still have to do all the connection juggling.
Lukas: Yes, we are aware of the documentation. With DJI there are some pretty big differences between what is documented and what works.
I do think that there have been users that have gotten NTRIP set up in the DJI app and then were able to switch over to using 3rd party apps. You definitely have to be using the full DJI Ground Station setup.
Okay, thanks Zane.