Gnss Internet Radio 1.4.11 Download

How to Download and Use GNSS Internet Radio 1.4.11

GNSS Internet Radio is a free software that allows you to listen to real-time GNSS data streams from any Ntrip supporting broadcaster. It can also transfer the received data to a serial or IP port for further processing by other applications. In this article, we will show you how to download and use GNSS Internet Radio 1.4.11, the latest version of this software.

Step 1: Download GNSS Internet Radio 1.4.11

To download GNSS Internet Radio 1.4.11, you can visit the official website of BKG, the developer of this software[^1^]. Alternatively, you can use the direct link below:

https://bkg-gnss-internet-radio.software.informer.com/1.4/

The file size is about 3 MB and it is compatible with Windows operating systems. The download is safe and virus-free, according to Software Informer[^1^]. After downloading the file, you can run it to install the software on your computer.

Step 2: Configure GNSS Internet Radio 1.4.11

After installing GNSS Internet Radio 1.4.11, you can launch it from your desktop or start menu. You will see a window like this:

To configure the software, you need to enter some information in the fields below:

Host: The IP address or domain name of the Ntrip broadcaster that you want to connect to.

Port: The port number of the Ntrip broadcaster that you want to connect to.

User: The username for authentication with the Ntrip broadcaster (optional).

Password: The password for authentication with the Ntrip broadcaster (optional).

Mountpoint: The name of the data stream that you want to listen to.

Output Port: The serial or IP port that you want to transfer the received data to.

You can find these information from the website of the Ntrip broadcaster or from other sources such as BNC[^2^] or Lefebure[^3^]. For example, if you want to listen to a stream from IGS-IP[^4^], you can enter these values:

Host: igscb.jpl.nasa.gov

Port: 2101

User: (leave blank)

Password: (leave blank)

Mountpoint: IGS01_RTCM3

Output Port: COM1 (or any available serial port)

After entering the information, you can click on Connect to start listening to the data stream.

Step 3: Use GNSS Internet Radio 1.4.11

Once you are connected, you will see some information on the status bar at the bottom of the window, such as the connection time, data rate, and number of bytes received. You can also see the data stream in hexadecimal format in the main window.

To use GNSS Internet Radio 1.4.11, you need to have another application that can read and process the data from the output port that you specified. For example, you can use a DGPS/RTK application or a real-time PPP application to get accurate positioning results from the data stream.

To disconnect from the data stream, you can click on Disconnect. To exit the software, you can click on X. 061ffe29dd