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EnquireSpherefix receivers work with industry-standard field software. Below are the main applications supported.
Spherefix's native field collection software. Pre-installed on all Spherefix data controllers. Supports RTK, static, fast-static, and network RTK modes.
Pre-installedCompatible with all SP-series receivers over Bluetooth. Industry-standard workflow for topographic surveys, road design, and stakeout.
3rd PartyFull support for SOUTH survey workflows and TRANSEOT / SOUTH radio protocols. Compatible with all Spherefix data radio configurations.
3rd PartyGenuine Spherefix firmware updates are provided free of charge to all customers. Updates add new GNSS signals, improve accuracy, and fix field issues.
FreeStep-by-step guides for setting up and using your Spherefix system. All guides available as PDF — contact us to request.
Power on, controller pairing via Bluetooth, project creation in SurveyField.
Configure a base station, set rover radio link, verify RTK fix.
Connect to an NTRIP caster via 4G for network-based RTK corrections.
Enable the AR camera overlay and stake out design points visually.
Activate the laser module, measure distance and 3D coordinates to offset points.
Export survey data in common formats (DXF, CSV, SHP) and transfer to office software.
RTK (Real-Time Kinematic) is a technique that uses GNSS satellite signals plus real-time correction data from a base station to achieve centimeter-level accuracy. All Spherefix receivers achieve ±8mm horizontal RTK accuracy — suitable for cadastral surveys, construction setout, and topographic mapping.
Not necessarily. You can use Network RTK (NTRIP) via the built-in 4G modem to get corrections from an online correction service — no physical base needed. Alternatively, you can set up one SP-series receiver as a base and others as rovers using the built-in radio link. For the SP30Se, the 5W radio covers up to 16km, so one base station supports a very large area.
All Spherefix products supplied by Global Spectrum Limited carry the manufacturer's standard warranty. Contact us for current warranty terms, which cover manufacturing defects and hardware failures under normal use conditions. Our team provides after-sales service and warranty claims processing in Nigeria.
All SP-series receivers include an inertial measurement unit (IMU) that measures the pole inclination angle. When you tilt the survey pole (up to 60°), the receiver compensates automatically to compute the true ground point position. Accuracy remains under 2cm even at full 60° inclination — meaning you can measure points in difficult locations without standing the pole perfectly vertical.
All three share the same high-performance SP30 platform with 1408-channel GNSS and 24h+ battery. The SP30 adds an AR camera and laser ranging module. The SP30Pro replaces the standard camera with a dual IS (Image Stabilization) camera system for shake-free imagery. The SP30Se focuses on maximum radio range — 5W radio, 16km RTK link — for wide-area operations. See our full comparison table for a detailed breakdown.