NtripView - base status

NtripView shows whether an NTRIP base is actually working and how well - before you take a rover into the field.

Connect with your caster login, pick a mount point, and watch the live stream: which GNSS constellations are present, how strong the signals are, and which RTCM messages are arriving.

What you can do

- Save several NTRIP accounts (host, port, login, password)

- Load the caster source table and pick a base, with distance from your location

- Start and stop a live stream to a mount point

- See GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou, and QZSS satellites with SNR quality

- Track RTCM message types, counts, and time since the last packet

- Get clear errors: base offline, account already in use, wrong login or password, expired license

Who it is for Surveyors, machine-control crews, and CORS / NTRIP network users who need a quick check that a reference station is streaming usable corrections.

NtripView is a base-status monitor. It is not a GNSS receiver and does not compute a rover position. You need a valid NTRIP account from your correction provider.

Location is used only to sort nearby bases. Credentials stay on the device.