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GNSS Position of the Scout

Scout Location on the map

The Dronetag Scout is equipped with a GNSS receiver that enables:

  • Visibility on the map within our application
  • Time synchronization using the GNSS signal
  • Transmission of position data to the server via the network

Privacy Control​

All Scouts are delivered with GNSS location enabled by default. However, you can disable GNSS location or enter the location coordinates manually. Turning off GNSS will prevent leaking Scout's location over the network. It will not be visible in Heartbeat/Status messages nor in data. Disabling GNSS will not affect Scout's ability to correct its time using embedded GNSS module.

Setting GNSS Location and Altitude Manually​

GNSS section in the System tab of the Scout management interface

To set the GNSS position manually, follow these steps:

  1. Connect to the Scout’s Management Interface Follow the instructions in Connect to the Management Interface to access the Scout’s web UI.

  2. Navigate to the GNSS Section Go to the System tab and scroll down to the GNSS section. The GNSS position toggle controls sending the positioning information over network.

  3. Enter Coordinates Fill in the desired latitude and longitude coordinates into the GNSS position field. If empty the receiver is using the internal GNSS Unit to determine its current position.

  4. Enter Altitude (optional) Fill in the desired altitude in meters into the GNSS altitude field. If empty the altitude measured by the internal GNSS Unit is used.

  5. Save Your Changes Click the Update GNSS button to save the manual location.