Your first NTRIP connection on a DJI controller

DJI Enterprise drones that use the DJI Pilot 2 app (the M350 RTK, the Mavic 3E with its RTK module, and the Matrice 4 series) have NTRIPNTRIPThe standard way RTK corrections are sent over the internet. Think of it as internet radio for correction data.More built in. DJI calls it Custom Network RTK. These steps follow DJI's user manuals, linked below.

1. Get the controller on the internet. Use Wi-Fi or a DJI cellular dongle, as your model's manual says.
2. Have your login details from your provider ready: casterCasterThe internet server that hands out correction streams. Your rover logs in to it, like tuning into a radio station.More host, portPortA number that tells your device which "door" on the caster server to use. For NTRIP it's often 2101.More, username, password and mount pointMount pointOne specific correction stream on a caster, like one channel on a radio. Each one comes from a certain station or network setup.More. Not sure what those are? See NTRIP explained.
3. In DJI Pilot 2, open Camera View. Tap the settings menu (…), then RTK.
4. Turn RTK positioning on. Choose Custom Network RTK.
5. Fill in the boxes and tap Save. Wait until the status says FIXFixThe best RTK status. The receiver has finished its math and your position is good to a couple of centimeters.More before you take off.
6. Keep the controller online for the whole flight.

Notes for each model are in the receiver setup guides (for example DJI RC Plus). Need a login? Find your state on the state map.