Open Analist Mobile → Settings → NTRIP. Enter: Server Address, Port, Mountpoint, Username, and Password, then click the 'Save' button.

Connect to the device by selecting "Connect ProTrack GNSS", which automatically starts scanning nearby. Once connected, access the operational configuration by choosing "Rover" mode. Next, set up the NTRIP profile, and to start working, simply click the "+" icon and select "New Project".

To configure the RTK Base, place the ProTRACK on a tripod. Using the Analist Mobile App, select the Drone RTK Base mode and configure the base parameters by choosing between automatic or manual geolocation. Next, enable the hotspot and connect the remote controller to establish communication, then configure the NTRIP parameters by entering the required data. Once the procedure is complete, the RTK Base is ready to provide differential data to the drone, ensuring centimeter-level accuracy.

To configure the Base + Rover mode, open the Analist Mobile App and select the device to be set as Base, verifying that it is correctly positioned on a tripod with good satellite visibility. Next, configure the second device as Rover, ensuring it is connected via Bluetooth and ready to receive corrections. Once roles are assigned, start the Base + Rover mode from the app, review the configuration summary, and activate the system. Finally, wait until the FIX status is achieved: when the signal is stable, the system is ready to begin surveying with centimeter precision.

To properly start Base + Mobile Rover mode with ProTrack devices, open the Analist Mobile App and use the "Connection Wizard" menu to select the ProTrack device to configure as Base, making sure it is active and ready. Next, select the second ProTrack device to use as a Mobile Rover, ensuring both devices are correctly connected to the app via Bluetooth. Before starting the survey, it is important to install the necessary magnetic mounts to secure the devices to the vehicle. Mounts should be placed on stable, clean metallic surfaces to prevent movement during the survey and ensure equipment safety. Once configuration is complete, access the Base + Mobile Rover operating mode and verify the settings summary directly in the app. At this point, start the system using the "Start" button and wait until FIX status is reached, which is essential for centimeter-level accuracy during the survey. It is recommended to frequently monitor the FIX status and connection during activity to avoid disruptions.

The integrated Analist – Analist Mobile – ProTRACK solution is designed to allow a direct and immediate workflow, from field acquisition to data processing and land restitution. The system allows you to perform GPS surveys, capture information, enrich it, and manage it within the Analist environment. To export the project, select the three dots on the row of the created project. From the menu, choose the "Share" function. Download the shared file onto your Windows computer and save it in a local folder. Open Analist Project inside Analist. Right-click on Analist Mobile and select "Import Analist Mobile".

Analist Mobile integrates a dedicated backup and restore feature that allows you to securely save surveys, settings, and configured profiles. The function can be accessed from the Settings menu and lets you create new backups, restore existing archives, and use Google Drive integration for file management. The app also generates a daily automatic backup to ensure data protection.

The ProTRACK GPS antenna is capable of receiving 184 channels.

ProTRACK locks onto L1, L2, and E5b frequencies.

ProTRACK connects to all stations equipped with the NTRIP protocol, such as SmartNet and regional networks. An active account with login and password is, of course, required.

ProTRACK can work without an internet connection if a base-rover system is used, or in standard GPS mode (with errors around 50 cm).

Within Analist, you can draw anything, including in .dwg format, and then send it to Analist Mobile.

Of course. The GPS allows both absolute and relative positioning of points.

The rod height is 2 meters. It is made entirely of carbon fiber and features a mount to attach a mobile device, whether a smartphone or tablet. The rod is not included in the solution price.

Yes, absolutely, thanks to the Base-Rover system.

The GPS is drop-resistant and protected against water and dust, in compliance with the IP65 Standard.

The Consumer can exercise the right of withdrawal within 14 days of receiving the GPS.

The warranty period for ProTRACK is 1 year.

The instrument is designed to receive firmware updates.

Accuracy in Fix mode is centimeter-level: specifically, 1 cm. However, this data must be combined with quality indices and, notably, the distance from the reference base. The ProTRACK GPS is controlled by the Analist-Mobile application: regarding parameters, the solution was designed to be simple enough for anyone to use right away.

For connection to Regional Networks, please consult the link: https://protrack.studio/blog/it/come-connettersi-alla-rete-gnss-regione-per-regione/

Analist Mobile features a virtual inclinometer capable of calculating point positions without the need to level the pole. Simply swing the pole in 4 directions.

With ProTRACK you can work even without an internet network thanks to the Base + Rover mode. The system uses two devices to provide local RTK corrections and continue surveying without interruption.

Yes, ProTRACK is designed to be simple and intuitive, even for non-experts. It is ideal for cadastral surveys thanks to its integration with the Analist Mobile App and Analist software for Pregeo practices management.

ProTRACK is also ideal for precision agriculture. It can be mounted on agricultural vehicles to perform land surveys, create prescription maps, and improve crop yield.

ProTRACK is one of the best solutions on the market for value for money. With an affordable price, it offers advanced features typical of high-end GNSS receivers, making it ideal for surveyors, technicians, and freelancers.

Yes, you can. To draft a "tipo mappale", it is important to use a high-precision GPS, such as those based on RTK technology. This is because the Land Registry requires points to be located with a very low error, on the order of a few centimeters. If your instrument allows it and you follow the proper procedures, you can absolutely use the GPS to perform a "tipo mappale". Today it is one of the most widely used solutions by technicians.

No, it is not strictly required. If you use a GPS like ProTRACK, you can also work without an internet connection, thanks to the Base + Rover mode. This means you can easily survey in isolated locations, such as countryside or mountain areas. If, on the other hand, you have a good connection, you can use the GNSS network to receive real-time corrections. In both cases, the result will be precise.

Yes, it is perfectly legal. The important thing is to use suitable equipment, meaning a GPS that guarantees centimeter-level accuracy. Additionally, you must comply with the technical guidelines provided by the Revenue Agency (Agenzia delle Entrate). If you meet these conditions, you can confidently use GPS to carry out cadastral surveys like land subdivisions, "tipi mappali", and boundary relocations.

It depends on the task, but generally, it takes very little time. If you use a straightforward system like ProTRACK, it only takes a few minutes to turn it on, configure it, and start working. For a small cadastral survey, it often takes less than half a day, including data processing. This is one of the reasons why more and more technicians choose GPS for cadastral surveys. Performing a cadastral survey with GPS today is much easier than in the past. With an instrument like ProTRACK, you don't need complex networks or internet connections: just turn on the device and start. Whether you need to do a "tipo mappale", a subdivision, or a boundary relocation, you just need a suitable GPS instrument for cadastral surveys and you are immediately operational.

To stake out an imported point, simply select it within the project: a summary screen will open showing coordinates and available actions. Tap the Tools button and choose Stake Out to start navigating toward the point. The App will display the distance and direction to follow and, as you approach, it will emit an acoustic signal that changes pitch when you reach the position (approx. 5 cm from the point).

Yes. The Extra Care formula is available at a cost of €89.00 + VAT/year: enrollment is optional and can be renewed. The formula includes one free repair or replacement service for the instrument in case of accidental drops of the rover device.

Yes. The Extra Care formula is available at a cost of €89.00 + VAT/year: enrollment is optional and can be renewed. The formula includes one free repair or replacement service for the instrument in case of accidental drops.