Getting Started

Customers with GFX displays typically have a NAV-900 or NAV-960 receiver as well. These are handled slightly differently when activating RTX Corrections, as the subscription is linked to the serial number of the NAV not the GFX display. If that's the case, make sure to follow these steps to find the serial number of the NAV-900 to share with your dealer or the OneAg subscriptions team.

If you are an XCN customer without a NAV receiver, the display serial number will be required instead.

1
Finding and Sharing the NAV-900 Serial Number
1
Open App Central

Power on the GFX Display. And open App Central.

2
Access All Apps (If Needed)

If the app central shortcut is not visible on home screen click the All-Apps icon.

3
Launch App Central

Once you have located the 'App Central' icon, click the button.

4
Access Menu

Click the 'Menu' icon.

5
Select Licences

Then select the 'Licences' option.

6
Find NAV-900 Serial Number

Click on the 'NAV-900 (Connected)' icon, you should find the Serial Number in the icon (SN-#).

Share Serial Number and License Information

You will need to take note of, and share, this serial number with the OneAg Subscriptions team or your local machinery dealer. After your subscription provider creates an RTX Subscription, they will share a QR code, file or code string, with you to load into your display.

It's also vital to check whether you have the appropriate accuracy licenses depending on your desired RTX Correction type. For example, if you are activating a CenterPoint RTX subscription, you will need to ensure you have one of the following licenses already loaded on the NAV:

  • Basic to intermediate
  • Basic to high licenses
2
Load the Subscription via App Central
1
Add Subscription

To load the subscription, click the '+' icon.

2
Choose Loading Method

There will be 3 options:

  • QR code
  • USB file
  • Code

Click on whichever icon applies to you.

3
Verify Subscription Added

Once the code is loaded and accepted, App Central will send a notification, stating that the subscription has been added. Verify that a tile has been added in the Licence page.

4
Power Down Display

Proceed to Power Down the display to Update/load the subscription.

3
Connect to the RTX Subscription through GPS

Now that an RTX Subscription has been created and added, it is important to select the appropriate correction settings for the device.

1
Open Precision IQ

Open the 'Precision IQ' app.

2
Access GNSS Settings

Click on the 'GNSS' tile.

3
Edit Settings

Select the 'Edit' icon.

4
Configure Corrections

Select the 'Corrections' icon. Then choose appropriate RTX Correction Service from the drop-down menu.

If no RTX Corrections Service is available, check:
  • If the subscription was added
  • If the subscription has expired
  • Or if the subscription starts at a later date
4
Verifying the RTX Conversion Process has Started
1
Check Satellite Status

To verify if the RTX Conversion Process has started, Click on the 'Satellite' icon.

2
View Status Window

A pop-up window will appear.

3
Verify Correction Type

The most important to be reviewed is the Correction Type. It should say the RTX subscription you have chosen. The set up is now complete and is ready to proceed with your regular operations.

Setup Complete!

Your RangePoint RTX correction service is now active and ready for regular operations.