Learn how to setup RTK connection in the Dronelink App Flight Dashboard, and monitor the RTK connection status.
Toggle RTK on and off in the flight dashboard, setup Custom Network RTK and D-RTK2 Mobile Stations and monitor connection status.
You can also toggle on and off RTK, and make changes, with RTK commands in a mission plan.
Supported Drones: M3E, Anzu Raptor, Raptor T
Not Tested Drones / Beta: M300RTK, M30
For legacy drones with RTK: P4PRTK, M210RTK - See this article to setup RTK
Step 1 - Open RTK Menu from Drone Settings Menu in Flight Dashboard
Step 2 - Select Custom RTK or D-RTK2 Mobile Station
D-RTK2 Setup Details
For D-RTK2, you first need to setup D-RTK2 in the DJI Pilot 2 app. Once D-RTK2 is connected, switch to the Dronelink app, and select D-RTK2 Mobile Station from the Select RTK Service Type dropdown.
Once connected, the RTK icon on the flight dashboard will display the connection status, green indicating a fixed point connection.
Check the Pilot 2 app for any troubleshooting.
Step 3 - Input Network RTK Service Details and Select Start Transferring
Input, NTRIP host, Port, username, password, and mountpoint details.
You must be connected to the network to establish a connection.
Step 4 - View RTK Connection Status and Flight Status
When the RTK connection is established and fully connected, all indicators will show green, along with the RTK under the satellite indicator.
If the RTK Positioning Status shows: Single Point or Float, the drone will not be able to take-off until Fixed Point is displayed, or RTK is disabled.
The drone flight status will update based on the RTK connection. If you cannot establish a good enough connection, then you should disable RTK.