You wish to connect to TERIA, receive your corrections, change your SIM card… All the answers to your questions are here.
Answers to your frequently asked questions
Configuration of PYX by TERIA
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Download the manuals of the PYX by TERIA solution with this links :
Download the TERIA Terminal user manual with the link below.
If you would like more information on how to set up and operate the terminal, our technical team is available to answer your questions.
Technical Service
phone: +33 171 162 172
email: technique@reseau-teria.com
TERIA Terminal User manual
Download the TERIA Terminal user manual with the link below.
If you would like more information on how to set up and operate the terminal, our technical team is available to answer your questions.
Technical Service
phone: +33 171 162 172
email: technique@reseau-teria.com
How do I connect to the TERIA Terminal via WIFI ?
In order to connect to the TERIA Terminal via WIFI, select the Terminal’s network (GNSS+serial number) and insert the key 12345678.
Once this procedure is completed, you will be connected to the TERIA Terminal.
How to connect in urban areas?
You want to connect in urban areas where the presence of mobile operators’ base stations is dense, it is essential to have a SIM card that works correctly.
If you have any doubts about how it works, we invite you to test your SIM card in another device. For example, you can try it in a smartphone, and try to load pages on a web browser while in a city.
If it doesn’t work, it’s obvious that there’s a problem with the SIM card that is probably “Out of Service”.
Change your SIM card to connect.
If you wish to change your SIM card, TERIA offers multi-operator cards, please consult our technical experts beforehand to confirm the status of the SIM card:
Technical Service
phone: +33 171 162 172
email: technique@reseau-teria.com
How to connect in rural/non-urban areas?
If you can connect in several areas but not in the desired one, we can think that there is a communication problem related to the local base stations of mobile phone operators that may be down, so it is easy to check this on the operators’ websites.
It is easy to check this on the operators’ websites.
- Bouygues network weather forecast assistance.bouyguestelecom.fr/mobile-incident-panne-reseau
- Orange network incident https://suivi-des-incidents.orange.fr/infos-couverture-mobile
- Assistance from the SFR network https://assistance.sfr.fr/form/incidents/reseau-mobile.html
- Free network availability https://mobile.free.fr/couverture/
If an incident is still not reported in the municipality, check that you are less than 4km from a base station, consult the ANFR website www.cartoradio.fr
If this case is recurrent, TERIA offers multi-operator cards so that it is no longer dependent on a single operator. You can also look at the reception of corrections directly by Satellites with the TERIAsat service.
Contact our team for more information:
Customer Service
phone: +33 171 162 170
email: contact@reseau-teria.com
How to connect to the TERIA server after a first configuration?
It is essential to have followed each configuration step and verified that it is appropriate for your situation. It is important to emphasize that there are two major considerations during a configuration:
– the configuration of the NTRIP client, the configuration that allows you to configure the server with your own identifiers
-the internet configuration, the vector that allows to join the TERIA server.
To review all the configuration procedures by brand of equipment, go to your User space.
How to access the list of mounting points?
It may be a good idea to start by configuring the Internet part of your solution, as some NTRIP clients may not allow you to manually enter the mount point but to select it from a list (the list accessible via the IP and the port you have entered). By starting by configuring the internet part you will have access to this list of mounting points.
How to change SIM cards when you change operators or switch to multi-operators?
A change of SIM card induces a change of APN (Access Point Name). It is these identifiers that you must enter in your configuration. They will allow your modem to connect to the telephone operator’s 2G/3G/4G. Three fields are filled in:
- APN
- APN login
- APN password.
They are provided to you by TERIA or by the technical support of the operator you have subscribed to.
Go to your user area to consult all the configuration procedures by brand of equipment Customer Area.
How to avoid disconnections?
Disconnections are often related to the quality of the telephone network. You must therefore ensure that you have a good 2G/3G/4G/4G connection and that the base stations in your area are working properly. It is essential to also have operational equipment and that your GPS modem works properly.
Everything was working very well and...
Cleaning the SIM card and restarting your device completely will be good for it.
Which coordinate systems are taken into account for corrections?
Metropolitan France and Corsica: RGF93
Europe: ETRF
French Guiana: RGFG95
Mayotte : RGM04
Reunion: RGR92
French West Indies: RGAF09
Mauritius : RGAF09
Which altimeter conversion grids to take into account?
TERIA provides corrections in the coordinate systems mentioned in the previous section with ellipsoidal height information.
To obtain an altitude and exploit these values, you will need to configure an altimeter conversion grid in your equipment.
To do so, you can download the following raw grids for France through the IGN website:
https://geodesie.ign.fr/index.php?page=grilles
In the case of use with a surveying device, you are advised to contact your equipment supplier to retrieve the grids in the correct format.
Still have a question ?
Our teams are at your disposal to answer any questions you may have, you can contact the relevant department directly via our page Contact.