This is an interesting issue. I don’t have a solid answer for you yet, just wanted to let you know that someone else is working on it too. What firmware version are you running? Also, is there any debug output about NTRIP in the serial config menu when you set up the on-board NTRIP client?
If you don’t mind me asking, why did you go for the L-Band version if it doesn’t cover your region?
Additionally, we currently have a super secret project we are working on that would have coverage in the southern portions of Australia using IP based PointPerfect corrections. You can see the coverage on this map: https://www.u-blox.com/en/pointperfect-service-coverage. If you’d be interested in testing it (and you have access to covered areas), let me know.
Okay, got some more testing done for the on-device NTRIP client:
I suggest disabling PointPerfect to keep any Wifi connection conflicts from occurring. (Serial Config: P → 1 )
I had to set Caster User Name to my actual email. I’m not sure how rtk2go (or whatever NTRIP Caster you are using) does email verification, but test@test.com doesn’t pass it. With a bad email entered, a debug message mentioning error 200, sandboxed mode is displayed on the Serial Config menu; so you can connect successfully, but the Caster won’t send you RTCM.
I noticed that my Mountpoint PW was set to undefined. I just re-entered a blank value, then it was corrected. The User Password should also be set correctly for your use case.
I did experience the NTRIP client disabling itself on restart, but only when I had bad credentials in. I think there may be a bug in the way we handle storing/retrieving these values the first time the client is activated. Tomorrow I’ll play around with recreating this with a freshly flashed device.
I’ll check the debug output, though I’m not super familiar with what i’m looking at.
I went for the L band version because at the time I was under the impression there was coverage, however it turns out while we can get Point Perfect corrections, we can’t get L band apparently.
I connected the receiver to my computer over wifi (previously only connected to phone or via tera term) and had a look at the mount point. It had this blank box before mount point? It wasn’t there on my phone or over serial - deleted that, and it works just fine.
Also, I think the NTRIP client being off on restart was from having too many failed connections.