PozStar P5 RTK GNSS Receiver with 60 Degree IMU Tilt

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The PozStar P5 is a compact, multi-constellation RTK GNSS receiver built for centimetre-level surveying, construction layout, mapping and site positioning. Its 1,408-channel GNSS board tracks signals from GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou, QZSS, SBAS and NavIC, helping field crews maintain dependable satellite availability across different working environments.

A built-in IMU supports pole tilt measurements up to 60 degrees, allowing users to collect points beside walls, beneath obstacles and on uneven ground without holding the survey pole perfectly vertical. The P5 can operate as an RTK rover, reference station or static receiver and connects to Android devices through Bluetooth using the PozPad field application.

PozStar P5 Highlights

GNSS channels 1,408 channels
Satellite constellations GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou, QZSS, SBAS and NavIC
RTK accuracy 8 mm + 1 ppm horizontal and 15 mm + 1 ppm vertical RMS
IMU tilt measurement Up to 60 degrees
Battery operation Up to 12 hours in RTK rover mode and 18 hours in static mode
Environmental protection IP67 dustproof and waterproof construction

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Description

PozStar P5 RTK GNSS Receiver

The PozStar P5 is a professional RTK GNSS receiver designed for land surveying, construction setting out, engineering measurement, GIS data collection and other fieldwork that requires accurate coordinates. Its all-in-one housing combines the GNSS antenna, receiver electronics, battery, communications and optional UHF radio capability in a portable unit weighing approximately 825 grams.

With support for multiple satellite constellations and frequencies, the P5 can use a broad range of available GNSS signals rather than relying on GPS alone. This gives surveyors and construction teams more satellite observations to work with, which is particularly useful near buildings, vegetation, machinery and other features that can restrict the view of the sky.

Centimetre-Level RTK Positioning

When receiving suitable RTK corrections, the PozStar P5 provides published horizontal accuracy of 8 mm + 1 ppm and vertical accuracy of 15 mm + 1 ppm RMS. In practical terms, this makes the receiver suitable for tasks such as recording survey points, locating boundaries, checking levels, setting out foundations, positioning utilities and transferring design coordinates onto a construction site.

The receiver can work with network corrections through an internet-connected Android controller or mobile device. It can also be configured for radio-based base and rover operation when the required radio hardware is installed and permitted in the country of use. This gives teams the flexibility to work through an NTRIP correction service or from their own local reference station.

60 Degree IMU Tilt Measurement

The integrated IMU detects the angle and orientation of the survey pole, allowing measurements with the pole tilted by up to 60 degrees. Crews can therefore reach points beside walls, underneath overhangs, at building corners or around site obstacles without repeatedly levelling the pole bubble.

Tilt measurement also makes routine topographic work faster on slopes and uneven ground. The operator can position the pole tip on the required point, maintain normal working movement and record the coordinate once the receiver has a reliable fixed solution. Because the IMU is designed to operate without dependence on a magnetic compass, it is suitable for use around many common metallic objects and construction environments.

Surveying Stakeout and CAD Fieldwork

The PozStar P5 works with the Android-based PozPad field application through Bluetooth. The software provides tools for project creation, coordinate-system configuration, geoid selection, point surveying, point stakeout, line stakeout, site calibration and management of saved working modes.

For construction layout, users can select a design point and follow the displayed direction and distance until the pole reaches the required position. CAD functions support point selection, line-based stakeout, offsets and the creation of points at equal divisions or defined intervals. This helps engineers and setting-out crews work directly from project geometry rather than manually calculating each field position.

PozPad is also designed to display large CAD datasets, making the system useful on infrastructure, road, utility and development projects where drawings contain a substantial number of layers or objects.

Rover Base and Static Survey Modes

The P5 is not limited to a single workflow. It can be configured as an RTK rover for everyday field measurement, as a reference station for transmitting corrections, or as a static GNSS receiver for longer observations and post-processing.

Static observations are stored in the receiver’s internal memory. Users can access recorded files through the Wi-Fi web interface, convert them to RINEX and download them for processing. The same browser interface provides access to receiver status, satellite tracking information and device settings without requiring a direct cable connection.

Field Connectivity and Data Exchange

Bluetooth connects the receiver to the Android field controller, while built-in Wi-Fi provides access to the receiver’s web interface. A USB Type-C port is used for charging, file transfer and firmware updates. The five-pin serial connection supports an external radio and NMEA data output for integration with compatible third-party equipment.

UHF versions support frequencies between 410 and 470 MHz. Radio configuration and permitted transmit frequencies vary by product version and local legislation, so the intended base and rover setup should be checked before ordering.

Battery Life for a Full Working Day

The built-in 6,700 mAh rechargeable lithium-ion battery provides up to 12 hours of operation in RTK rover mode and up to 18 hours during static surveying. This reduces the need to stop and exchange batteries during normal site work. Charging is handled through the USB Type-C connection using a suitable 5 VDC power supply.

Compact and Durable Construction

The receiver measures approximately 135 × 135 × 88.2 mm and weighs around 825 grams. Its compact size keeps the complete pole setup manageable during long topographic surveys, repeated stakeout work and walking inspections.

An IP67 enclosure protects the receiver from dust and temporary water immersion. The housing is designed for field use in construction and surveying environments, with protection against moisture, dirt and everyday handling. As with any precision instrument, correct transport, regular checking and careful maintenance remain important for dependable results.

Who Is the PozStar P5 For?

The PozStar P5 is suited to surveyors who need a flexible RTK rover for topographic measurement, control checks and stakeout. Construction professionals can use it to position foundations, columns, utilities, roads and site features directly from digital coordinates. Engineers can collect as-built information and compare completed work with design data.

GIS teams can use the P5 to capture accurate positions for assets, utilities, inspection points and mapping projects. Drone operators can measure ground-control and checkpoints for photogrammetry, while contractors can use the receiver for general site positioning without relying on traditional tape-based measurements.

Buying and Support from Global GPS Systems

Global GPS Systems can help select the correct PozStar P5 configuration for network RTK, radio rover or rover-and-base operation. Support is available for choosing compatible controllers, poles, radio equipment and correction services, as well as for matching the receiver to local coordinate systems and practical field workflows.

The exact package contents and internal radio configuration can vary. Confirm the required setup before ordering, particularly when the receiver will be used with an existing base station, external radio, NTRIP service or third-party field equipment.

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Specifications

PozStar P5 RTK GNSS Receiver Specifications

Product Overview

Product type Multi-constellation, multi-frequency RTK GNSS receiver
Primary applications Land surveying, construction layout, mapping, stakeout, control-point measurement, static GNSS surveying and network RTK surveying
Operating roles RTK rover, RTK base station, network RTK rover and static GNSS receiver
GNSS antenna Built-in high-precision GNSS antenna
GNSS engine PozStar high-precision GNSS board based on a GNSS system-on-chip architecture
Tracking channels 1408 channels
Tilt measurement Integrated MEMS IMU tilt compensation
Maximum compensated tilt Up to 60°
Integrated cellular modem None; network RTK corrections require an internet-connected Android controller, smartphone, tablet or Wi-Fi hotspot

GNSS Signal Tracking

GPS L1 C/A, L1C, L2P(Y), L2C, L5
BeiDou / BDS B1I, B2I, B3I, B1C, B2a, B2b
GLONASS G1, G2, G3
Galileo E1, E5a, E5b, E6
QZSS L1, L2, L5
NavIC L5
SBAS WAAS, GAGAN, MSAS, EGNOS, SDCM and BDS augmentation signals
Signal processing Independent tracking of multiple frequencies with unwanted-frequency interference monitoring

Positioning Performance

Positioning Mode Horizontal Accuracy Vertical Accuracy
Static and fast static, RMS 3 mm + 0.5 ppm 5 mm + 0.5 ppm
RTK, RMS 0.8 cm + 1 ppm 1.5 cm + 1 ppm
Standard point positioning, RMS 1.5 m 2.5 m
Code differential, RMS 0.4 m 0.8 m
SBAS, RMS 0.3 m 0.6 m

Initialization and Measurement

Cold start Less than 12 seconds
Warm start Less than 4 seconds
RTK initialization reliability Greater than 99.9%
Position update rate 20 Hz
IMU type MEMS IMU with pole-tilt compensation
IMU magnetic immunity Immune to magnetic disturbance
IMU initialization Field initialization by controlled forward/backward and side-to-side pole movement
Tilt workflow Calculates the position of the survey-pole tip while the receiver is tilted or moving

Correction Data and Survey Modes

RTK base mode Supports correction transmission through the optional internal UHF radio or an external radio connected to the 5-pin serial port
RTK rover mode Supports correction reception through the optional internal UHF radio
Network RTK NTRIP client operation through the PozPad controller application
Network RTK methods Supports network correction services including VRS and FKP, subject to correction-provider compatibility
Static survey Records raw GNSS observations to internal memory for subsequent download and processing
Correction-data formats RTCM 2.x and RTCM 3.x input and output
NTRIP support NTRIP client using a connected IP data network
Stored work modes Base, rover, static and other configured operating modes can be saved, reviewed, edited and reapplied

Optional Internal UHF Radio

Availability Optional; availability depends on receiver configuration
Frequency range 410–470 MHz
Transmit power Selectable 0.5 W or 1 W
Nominal operating range Approximately 3–5 km under suitable line-of-sight and radio conditions
Supported radio protocols TRIMTALK, TRIMMK3, TT450, TRANSEOT, SATEL and DTSCOMM
Radio link rate 4800–19200 bps
Antenna connector TNC female coaxial connector
Regulatory note UHF-radio operation may require licensing or approved frequencies depending on the country of use

Wireless Communication

Bluetooth Bluetooth Low Energy 4.1
Bluetooth functions Receiver configuration, status monitoring, field-software connection and NMEA communication
Wi-Fi IEEE 802.11 b/g/n
Wi-Fi mode Access-point mode
Web interface Browser-based receiver status, configuration, data management and RINEX conversion through the receiver Wi-Fi connection

Ports and Interfaces

USB port 1 × USB Type-C
USB functions Battery charging, file transfer, data download and firmware update
Serial port 1 × 5-pin serial port
Serial-port functions External-radio connection, external power, NMEA output and RTCM input/output
UHF antenna port 1 × TNC female antenna port on configurations equipped with an internal UHF radio
Front-panel indicators Four LED indicators for power and charging, Bluetooth, data communication and satellite reception
Audible feedback Integrated speaker with status tones and multilingual voice prompts
Speaker output 1 W

Data Recording and Formats

Internal storage 8 GB Samsung high-speed memory
Raw survey storage Static survey observations are recorded internally as .dat files
RINEX support Static observation files can be converted to RINEX through the Web UI
NMEA output NMEA 0183 output
RTCM support RTCM 2.x and RTCM 3.x input and output
Data access USB mass-storage access and Wi-Fi Web UI download

Power and Battery

Battery type Built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery using Samsung cells
Battery capacity 6700 mAh
Typical power consumption 2.2 W, depending on receiver settings and operating mode
RTK rover operating time Up to 12 hours
Static-survey operating time Up to 18 hours
Charging input 5 V DC, 3 A
Battery-level indication Four-level LED battery-capacity display

Physical Specifications

Dimensions 135 × 135 × 88.2 mm (5.31 × 5.31 × 3.47 in)
Weight 825 g (1.82 lb)
Housing construction Die-cast structural construction with elastomer protection and powder-coated surfaces
Drop resistance Designed to withstand a 2 m drop
Ingress protection IP67 dustproof and waterproof
Water immersion protection Protected against temporary immersion to a depth of 1 m
Front panel Four status LEDs

Environmental Specifications

Operating temperature -40°C to +65°C (-40°F to +149°F)
Storage temperature -40°C to +85°C (-40°F to +185°F)
Humidity 100% condensing
Dust protection Complete dust ingress protection under the IP67 rating
Field-use design Designed for surveying and construction environments, including rugged terrain and obstructed locations

PozPad Field Software

Software platform Android
Receiver connection Bluetooth
Supported controller types Compatible Android smartphones, tablets and field data collectors
Project management Create, open, export, sort and delete survey projects
Coordinate-system tools Coordinate-system selection, projection configuration and geoid-model setup
Survey functions Point measurement, topographic data collection, control-point work, base setup, rover setup, static observation and stakeout
Position-status display Displays solution status, correction age, horizontal and vertical RMS, satellites used and satellites tracked
Solution states Includes search, single, DGPS, float and fixed status indications
Quality controls Configurable PDOP, correction-age and observation-time limits
Localization Site calibration using known local and geodetic coordinate pairs with horizontal and vertical control
Remote control Supports a compatible Bluetooth smart remote controller through the RAMI function
Interface languages English and Korean
Optional application support SurPad application support may be available depending on configuration and licensing

CAD, Mapping and Stakeout Functions

CAD support Integrated CAD display and field drawing functions
Large CAD files PozPad is designed to handle CAD datasets larger than 500 MB
Point stakeout Stakeout of selected stored or CAD points with directional and distance guidance
Line stakeout Stakeout of characteristic points along a line with stationing support
Distance offset Creates offset objects at a user-defined positive or negative distance, including two-sided offsets
N division Divides an object into a selected number of equal sections and creates points along it
Distance division Creates points along an object using a specified spacing distance
Field drawing Supports creation of points, lines and polylines from surveyed data
Map display Supports map-based data collection and drawing; available map services can depend on region and software version
Stakeout alerts Visual and audible guidance as the operator approaches the target point

Web UI Functions

Access method Web browser connected to the receiver’s Wi-Fi access point
Device support Mobile and desktop browser layouts
Receiver monitoring Position, solution status, tracked satellites, used satellites and satellite-signal information
Data management View recorded survey files, survey times and stored observations
RINEX conversion Convert recorded static files to selectable RINEX versions before download
Static-survey control Supports management and stopping of static observations
Firmware and configuration Receiver configuration and maintenance functions vary by firmware version

Basic Package Contents

Item Quantity Notes
PozStar P5 RTK GNSS receiver 1 Receiver configuration may include the optional internal UHF radio
Charging adapter 1 For charging the receiver’s internal battery
USB Type-C cable 1 For charging, file transfer and receiver maintenance
Work vest 1 High-visibility field vest

Specifications and package contents may vary by configuration, region or manufacturer update. Always check the current configuration before ordering.

FAQ

PozStar P5 FAQ

Product Overview and Applications

What is the PozStar P5?

The PozStar P5 is a professional multi-frequency RTK GNSS receiver designed for centimetre-level positioning, land surveying, construction layout, mapping, stakeout and other high-accuracy field measurement tasks.

Who is the PozStar P5 designed for?

The receiver is intended for land surveyors, civil engineers, construction professionals, mapping teams, utility contractors, infrastructure specialists and other users who need accurate GNSS measurements in the field.

What types of work can be completed with the PozStar P5?

The PozStar P5 can be used for topographic surveys, point collection, construction stakeout, site calibration, cadastral work, control surveys, static GNSS observations, mapping and CAD-based field operations.

Can the PozStar P5 be used as both a rover and a base station?

Yes. The PozStar P5 supports rover operation, base or reference-station operation and static surveying. Available correction links depend on the receiver configuration and may include network RTK, an optional internal UHF radio or an external radio connected through the serial port.

Is the PozStar P5 suitable for construction stakeout?

Yes. It is designed for accurate construction positioning and supports point and line stakeout, CAD-based stakeout and an alert that indicates when the user approaches the target point.

Can the PozStar P5 work in difficult GNSS environments?

The receiver is designed to provide fast and stable positioning in demanding locations such as construction sites, urban areas, rugged terrain and areas with partial satellite obstruction. Performance still depends on satellite visibility, correction quality, radio or internet coverage and local interference.

Accuracy, Satellites and Tilt Measurement

What accuracy can the PozStar P5 achieve?

In RTK mode, the published RMS accuracy is 0.8 cm plus 1 ppm horizontally and 1.5 cm plus 1 ppm vertically under suitable operating conditions. Real-world accuracy depends on the correction source, satellite geometry, baseline length, environment and survey procedure.

How many GNSS channels does the PozStar P5 have?

The PozStar P5 has 1,408 GNSS channels for tracking multiple satellite constellations and frequencies.

Which satellite systems does the PozStar P5 support?

The receiver supports signals from GPS, GLONASS, Galileo, BeiDou, QZSS, NavIC and compatible SBAS services, including multi-frequency signals from the major GNSS constellations.

Does the PozStar P5 support multi-frequency GNSS tracking?

Yes. It tracks multiple frequencies, including GPS L1, L2 and L5, Galileo E1, E5 and E6, BeiDou B1, B2 and B3, GLONASS G1, G2 and G3, and supported QZSS and NavIC signals.

Does the PozStar P5 have IMU tilt compensation?

Yes. Its built-in IMU allows measurements with the survey pole tilted by up to 60 degrees, helping users measure points near walls, corners, obstacles and other locations where keeping the pole vertical is difficult.

Does the IMU need to be calibrated before use?

The IMU is initialized through a short movement procedure in the field software. The user tilts and moves the pole as instructed until the application confirms that the IMU has been activated.

Corrections, Connectivity and Software

How does the PozStar P5 receive RTK corrections?

The PozStar P5 can receive corrections through an NTRIP network connection, an optional internal UHF radio or a compatible external radio. The appropriate method depends on the supplied configuration and the available correction service.

Does the PozStar P5 have a built-in mobile internet modem?

No. The receiver does not have an integrated cellular modem. For network RTK, the connected Android phone or tablet must have internet access through mobile data, Wi-Fi or a mobile hotspot.

Does the PozStar P5 support NTRIP and network RTK?

Yes. It supports network RTK workflows such as VRS and FKP through the PozPad application. Users must enter the correction provider’s server address, port, username, password and mount point.

Does the PozStar P5 include a UHF radio?

A UHF radio is available on configurations equipped with the optional internal radio module. The documented operating range is 410 to 470 MHz. Radio availability, permitted frequencies and licensing requirements vary by configuration and country.

Can the PozStar P5 connect to an external radio?

Yes. A compatible external radio can be connected through the receiver’s 5-pin serial port. The serial port can also be used for NMEA data output.

What software is used with the PozStar P5?

The receiver is designed to work with PozPad, an Android-based field application for project setup, coordinate-system selection, surveying, stakeout, mapping, CAD operations, calibration and receiver configuration. SurPad support may also be available as an option.

Can the PozStar P5 be used with an iPhone or iPad?

The supplied PozPad field software is Android-based. An Android smartphone, tablet or compatible Android data collector is therefore required for the standard PozPad workflow.

How does the PozStar P5 connect to a controller?

The receiver connects to an Android controller through Bluetooth Low Energy 4.1. It also creates a Wi-Fi access point for browser-based access to its Web UI.

Hardware, Durability and Operation

How long does the PozStar P5 battery last?

The built-in 6,700 mAh lithium-ion battery provides a published operating time of up to 12 hours in RTK rover mode and up to 18 hours during static surveying. Actual runtime varies with radio use, temperature, settings and battery condition.

How is the PozStar P5 charged?

The receiver charges through its USB Type-C port using a 5 V DC, 3 A charging supply. The USB-C connection can also be used for file transfer and firmware updates.

Is the PozStar P5 waterproof and dustproof?

Yes. The receiver has an IP67 rating, meaning it is protected against dust and temporary immersion in water up to the limits specified by the manufacturer. Connector covers should remain closed when ports are not in use.

Can the PozStar P5 withstand drops?

The housing uses die-cast construction, protective shielding, an elastomer outer structure and a scratch-resistant powder coating. The manufacturer states that it is designed to withstand drops of up to 2 metres, although it should still be handled as precision survey equipment.

What are the size and weight of the PozStar P5?

The receiver measures approximately 135 x 135 x 88.2 mm and weighs about 825 g, making it compact enough for regular rover and pole-mounted field use.

What operating temperatures does the PozStar P5 support?

The published operating range is -40 to +65 degrees Celsius, while the storage range is -40 to +85 degrees Celsius.

What is included in the basic PozStar P5 package?

The documented basic package includes the PozStar P5 RTK GNSS receiver, a charging adapter, a USB Type-C cable and a work vest. Survey poles, controllers, radio accessories, software licences and other items may depend on the selected set or configuration.

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