Positioning Services
Trimble CenterPoint RTX - 1 Minute Initialization
Delivery:
- Via Satellite
Benefits:
- Nearly instantaneous initialization - Corrections in as quick as 1 minute*
- High-accuracy - Provides 1.5-inch (3.8 cm)** horizontal accuracy.
- GNSS Compatibility
- More uptime - Continue working during times of correction signal loss for up to two minutes.
- No base station required
- Cost effective – No additional data or cellular plans required
* Receiver convergence time varies based on GNSS constellation health, level of multipath, and proximity to obstructions such as large trees and buildings
** All horizontal accuracy specifications are based on repeatable in-field performance 95% of the time.
Trimble CenterPoint RTX - 1 Minute Initialization
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Sub-centimeter accuracy in less than one minute
Trimble® CenterPoint™ RTX™ Fast delivers GNSS enabled, repeatable 1.5-inch (3.8 cm) corrections to your receiver in an quick as one minute. Available via satellite, CenterPoint RTX Fast corrections can be delivered directly to the built-in receiver of your Trimble FmX® integrated display, CFX-750™ display, or AG-372 GNSS receiver, eliminating the need to purchase additional radio hardware or cellular data plans.
As the most accurate satellite-delivered correction service available, CenterPoint RTX Fast doesn't require an RTK base station or cellular service. It is now available throughout a central swath of North America.
CenterPoint RTX Fast is currently available in a central swath of North America. Refer to the map below to see if it is available in your area.
This new technology from Trimble leverages real-time data from a global tracking station network along with innovative positioning and compression algorithms to compute and relay satellite orbit, satellite clock, and other system adjustments to the receiver, resulting in the high accuracies. These adjustments are transmitted to the receiver via satellite.
When turned on, your receiver tracks the RTX (L-band) satellite as well as every other satellite in its field of view (including GPS, GLONASS, QZSS). From the L-band satellite, you will receive the RTX correction stream which allows you to calculate your position.
