NTRIP RTK Cleanup?

[AdamWardVGP]

Hello,

I'm writing to inquire about recommended steps for application cleanup. I have a specific use case where the Pilot 2 app behaves different from mine, so I'm hoping for some guidance since the pilot 2 is performing better.

The place where I notice a difference is using NTRIP RTK connections.

In Pilot 2, I can enable RTK, set it to NTRIP provider, save NTRIP settings, and pilot 2 will connect, with FIX positioning.

Where I notice an issue is if I power off and back on the drone once in this state, when I do so Pilot 2 sometimes doesn't reconnect and positioning never becomes fixed.

The simplest way around this is to close Pilot 2 by swiping away, and then reopen. I can then see RTK FIX re-establish after some time.

In my app, I can follow these same steps but with API calls:

RTKCenter.setAircraftRTKModuleEnabled(true, ...)
RTKCenter.setRTKReferenceStationSource(NTRIP_NETWORK_SERVICE, ...)
RTKCenter.customRTKManager.customNetworkRTKSettings = ...
RTKCenter.customRTKManager.startNetworkRTKService(...)

When I monitor RTKCenter.customRTKManager.addNetworkRTKServiceInfoListener I reach state RTKServiceState.TRANSMITTING
and rtkCenter.addRTKLocationInfoListener will have RTKLocation.positioningSolution of FIXED_POINT

If I then power off and on the vehicle sometimes I get stuck in RTKServiceState.DISCONNECTED just like in Pilot 2.

However closing my app does not fix this, subsequent app sessions will still show RTKServiceState.DISCONNECTED state.

I've tried invoking the following APIs when my app is closed

    rtkCenter.customRTKManager.destroy()
    rtkCenter.destroy()
    // and
    SDKManager.getInstance().destroy()

This however doesn't seem to fix the issue. Can you please advice what calls Pilot 2 could be making that help with the resolution of this issue?

[dji-dev]

Agent comment from YIGUI LIU in Zendesk ticket #140704:

Dear Developer,

The Pilot 2 APP doesn't integrate the MSDK, so we can't know their implementation method.
You can try to add a retry mechanism. For example, close the RTK service via stopNetworkRTKService and then start it again via startNetworkRTKService.

Best Regards,
DJI Innovations SDK Technical Support Team

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[AdamWardVGP]

Hello, I already have similar retry logic in this code in an attempt to work around but it will still remain in DISCONNECTED state.

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