DJI Pilot 2: Custom Network RTK (Mavic 3 Enterprise / Matrice 350)

Use this if you fly a Mavic 3E / 3T / 3M or Matrice 350 RTK (also M300 RTK) and you want centimeter RTK without hauling a D-RTK base. Consumer Mavic 3 / Mini / Air cannot do this. You need the RTK module (clip-on for 3E/3T; included on 3M; built into Matrice).

Takes about five minutes. Controller needs cell or a hotspot.

NTRIP settings

Use these values. Username and password come from your rtkUSA dashboard after you start a trial. Do not use your website login.

FieldValue
Hostrtk.geodnet.com
Port2101
MountpointAUTO (all caps)
UsernameFrom your rtkUSA dashboard
PasswordFrom your rtkUSA dashboard
GGAOn. The aircraft must send its own position.

Port is 2101, not 2103. Wrong port fails silent.

Steps

  1. Clip on the RTK module if you fly a 3E or 3T. Power the aircraft and RC. Walk outside.
  2. Put the RC on a phone hotspot or a USB 4G dongle. Confirm the controller has internet before you touch RTK.
  3. In DJI Pilot 2 camera view, tap the RTK icon (top right).
  4. Set RTK Service Type to Custom Network RTK. Do not pick D-RTK 2 Mobile Station.
  5. Enter the table above. Mountpoint is AUTO in all caps. Username and password are the NTRIP pair from the dashboard, not the email you used to sign up.
  6. Wait until the aircraft has a GNSS satellite count (icon under RTK). Then connect. Connecting before a satellite fix is why shops sit on FLOAT.
  7. Wait. The RTK icon goes from red to white when the network is in. Status should read FIX (not NONE / Converging / FLOAT) before you map.
  8. If it still will not FIX, power-cycle the aircraft once outdoors and try again. Same settings.

One NTRIP stream at a time. A second RC or rover on the same account will knock the first one off.

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