Long Range UHF Radio for Emlid Reach 

You can switch between your frequencies with the buttons, but you need to use the software to program them in first.

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@@e38surveysolutions59 great thankyou

We weren't able to find an off the shelf solution to use the rs232 port for this. We ended up using a DB9 to USB - C cable.

@@e38surveysolutions59 how do you thing this video ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-CvNXre6c3O8.htmlsi=P18RZK-GUp2FS5kq

@@e38surveysolutions59 but som survey did it with rs232 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-PCDsy9sjEIQ.html

@@e38surveysolutions59 hello did you try this one from emlid store store.emlid.com/products/reach-rs-cable-2m-db9-male-connector?variant=47253642150193

@@e38surveysolutions59 so can the USB C port on the RS2 be used to send data to the external radio in lieu of using the RS232 port?

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@@e38surveysolutions59 do you happen to have the rover radio config tool? HX-DU1603D? With SATEL protocol?

Yes, we use a DB9 to USB C cable that connects to the DB9 of the included data/power cable of the radio. We include that cable with the radio when we ship it out. That's on the base side of things. If you're referring to receiving corrections with the RS3 there is a built in UHF Radio that will pick up those corrections from the radio so long as you have the UHF antenna(e38surveysolutions.com/collections/emlid-reach-rs3/products/emlid-uhf-antenna ) attached.

Sir, Thank you , could you please send me a link of the DB9 to USB C cable？Same as your cable, I want to try just like your video @@e38surveysolutions59

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Yes, you can use an RS2 as a base with this radio. You would need another radio to receive corrections from it with an RS2 however, since it doesn't have the 450MHz receive-only radio that the RS3 has.

@@e38surveysolutions59 This means that Emlid RS2 as a base and RS3 as a rover can be used(?) right

That's correct

@@e38surveysolutions59 You would need another radio to receive corrections from it with an RS2. do you have this kind of radio for the rover 500mw