Setup for NTRIP settings on DJI Drones

Information to setup the NTRIP network on your RC controller for DJI Drones

What is NTRIP?

it is the protocol for delivering correction data from a Continuously Operating Reference Station (CORS) to the drone.

DJI Drone's Compatible

Mavic 3E (RTK Module)

Mavic 3M (comes with RTK Module)

Mavic 3T (RTK Module)

Matrice M300 RTK (Built in RTK)

Matrice M350 RTK (Built in RTK)

Here are the steps in order to setup a CORS network on your DJI RC Controller.

Required for connecting to CORS Network:

  1. RTK Module on drone.

Note: The Mavic 3E and Mavic 3T RTK Module comes as an option that you can purchase. The Mavic 3M comes with the RTK module. In addition, the M300 and M350 come with RTK built into the drone.

  1. 5G or Hotspot connection on Drone's RC Controller.

Instructions:

  1. Setup an account on the CORS (Cors is a permanent and stationary GNSS reference station that collects and processes satellite data to generate real-time correction messages. ) network in your state.

List of some CORS network's

Note: Some states do not have CORS Network and some states that do have CORS network might be subscription based, i.e., you will have to pay for CORS Network services.

  1. Turn on Drone and RC (Remote Controller).

  2. Connect controller to 5G router or Hotspot.

  3. On the camera view click on RTK icon on top right.

  4. Change the "Select RTK Service Type" to "Custom Network RTK".

  5. Type in the CORS account information.

  1. Restart aircraft to ensure that you are receiving RTK signal. In addition, in order to acquire a signal you will need to be outside or have direct line of sight with the sky.

Note: credentials are case sensitive

  1. Wait a a couple minutes for the drone to pickup satellites which will show how many satellites it is connected to in the top right corner on DJI Pilot 2 app underneath RTK icon.

  2. The RTK icon at the top right of the screen will turn from red to white when connected.

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