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Case IH AFS Pro / New Holland IntelliView

These steps connect a Case IH AFS Pro / New Holland IntelliView (FM-750 / NAV-900) to the Premium Positioning correction network over NTRIP, using AFS Pro / IntelliView. They assume you already have your NTRIP credentials.

Before you start

  • Your NTRIP username and password, from your Premium Positioning welcome email or your account on the customer portal.

  • AFS Pro / IntelliView.

  • A working internet connection on the controller or phone.

  • A clear view of the sky at the point you are measuring.

Network settings

These are the same for every Premium Positioning customer. Only your username and password are unique to you.

  • Server or host: rtkpremium.xyz

  • Port: 2101

  • Mountpoint: COMMON

  • Protocol: NTRIP

Steps

  1. Have your PP credentials and a data connection ready: Find the NTRIP username and password from your Premium Positioning welcome email - you'll type your own; we never supply them here. NTRIP corrections arrive over the internet, so the display needs a live data link: the machine's built-in cellular modem with an active SIM (e.g. DCM-300/Ag3000-class or the receiver's integrated modem) or a configured Wi-Fi connection. Confirm signal before continuing.

  2. Power up and open the GPS / GNSS setup: Start the display (Case IH AFS Pro 700/1200 or New Holland IntelliView IV/12) and let the receiver power on. Open the guidance/GPS setup: on Precision-IQ-style screens tap the GPS/GNSS tile then the edit (pencil) or wrench icon; on the classic AFS Pro 700 menu, go to the Toolbox/GPS setup. Wording varies by display/firmware - look for the GPS/GNSS or 'Correction' setup.

  3. Set the correction type to RTK: Find the Correction Type (or Correction Source) selector and choose RTK. On the AFS Pro 700 you press the Correction Type window, select RTK, and acknowledge the confirmation pop-up. This tells the receiver to expect cm-level corrections rather than a free/SBAS signal.

  4. Choose Internet / NTRIP as the RTK delivery method: In the correction (RTK source / 'Correction Level' / delivery) options, select the Internet/NTRIP/Cellular option rather than Radio. Depending on display/receiver this may read 'Internet', 'NTRIP', 'Modem (DCM-300/Ag3000)', 'Cellular RTK', or 'VRS'. Pick the one that streams over the internet, not the radio option.

  5. Confirm the display's internet connection: If prompted, select the data link for corrections: the internal cellular modem/SIM or a saved Wi-Fi network. Wait until the display shows it is online - NTRIP cannot connect without internet, so resolve any 'no connection / no SIM' warning before entering server details.

  6. Enter the NTRIP server (caster) address: In the NTRIP server / caster address (or host/IP) field, enter: rtkpremium.xyz

  7. Enter the port: In the Port (IP port) field, enter: 2101

  8. Enter your NTRIP username and password: In the NTRIP Username and NTRIP Password fields, type YOUR OWN credentials from the welcome email exactly (case-sensitive). Do not share or guess - if you don't have them, contact Premium Positioning support.

  9. Connect and load the source (mountpoint) table: Confirm/connect so the display contacts the caster. Once connected it retrieves the source table (the mountpoint list). If it fails here, re-check the server, port, and that your username/password are correct.

  10. Select the COMMON mountpoint: From the mountpoint / data source list, choose: COMMON (Protocol: NTRIP). If the display asks you to type the mountpoint name instead of picking from a list, enter COMMON exactly.

  11. Allow position reporting (GGA) for the network: Premium Positioning's network is a Network RTK / VRS-style service, so the caster needs your approximate position. If the display offers 'Send GGA', 'Send position to caster', or a VRS option, make sure it's enabled. Most CNH/Trimble displays do this automatically once a GPS position is available - if you see zero correction data, confirm this setting.

  12. Save and let the receiver converge: Save/apply and return to the run/guidance screen. The receiver receives corrections and converges, usually within a few seconds up to a couple of minutes outdoors with clear sky.

  13. Confirm RTK Fixed: Check the GPS/accuracy status indicator. You're set up when it reports RTK Fixed ('RTK', 'Fixed', or the highest-accuracy indicator) with a stable, low-error reading. If it stays at 'Float', 'Converging', or a lower mode, verify internet signal, the COMMON mountpoint, and your credentials, then allow more time under open sky.

If the fix will not hold

Case IH AFS and New Holland IntelliView displays share Trimble-based correction software, so the NTRIP/Internet RTK workflow closely mirrors Trimble Precision-IQ and FmX/FM-750. Screen names, icons and the exact correction-source/internet wording differ by display model (AFS Pro 700 vs 1200, IntelliView IV vs 12) and firmware - follow the equivalent option. If you can't reach RTK Fixed: weak/absent cellular or Wi-Fi, a mistyped server/port/mountpoint, wrong/expired credentials, or GGA/VRS position reporting disabled.

For more, see RTK corrections troubleshooting and Fix inconsistent RTK accuracy on site.

Need help

Support is available 24/7. Include your receiver model, the mountpoint, the solution status, and the correction age when you get in touch.

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