generated: '2026-08-29' method: probed source: >- NTRIP sourcetables fetched from each Skylark caster on 2026-08-29, cross-read against https://support.swiftnav.com/support/solutions/articles/44002519397-ntrip-client-configuration-for-skylark-corrections name: Skylark correction stream catalog description: >- Skylark's event surface is not webhooks and not AsyncAPI. It is a set of continuously-open NTRIP streams: a client opens an HTTP GET against a caster mountpoint with Basic auth and the caster writes RTCM v3.x correction frames until the connection drops, while the client pushes its own position back up the same connection as NMEA GGA sentences. Swift Navigation publishes NO AsyncAPI document, so none is asserted here and no AsyncAPI or Webhooks pointer is emitted. What IS machine readable is the NTRIP sourcetable each caster serves anonymously at "/" — a real, keyless, content-typed (gnss/sourcetable) catalog of every stream, its RTCM message set and its constellations. Those were probed and saved verbatim under examples/. protocol: name: NTRIP versions: ['1.0', '2.0'] transport: HTTP/1.1 (v1) and HTTP/1.1 with Ntrip-Version header (v2) payload: RTCM 3.x, plus Swift proprietary SBP-in-RTCM for the OSR/SSR mountpoints client_uplink: NMEA GGA position sentences (required by the VRS-based Nx RTK mountpoints) discovery: method: GET / accept: any auth: none content_type: gnss/sourcetable note: >- The sourcetable is served WITHOUT credentials. That is the one part of Skylark an agent can read today with nothing issued to it, and it is genuinely useful — it enumerates every mountpoint, its RTCM message numbers, and its constellation set. endpoint_pattern: '..skylark.swiftnav.com:' regions: NA: North America EU: Europe AP: Asia Pacific frequencies: L1L2: L1/L2 L1L5: L1/L5 all-freq: L1/L2/L5/L6 ports: - {port: 2101, transport: plain, note: standard NTRIP connection} - {port: 2102, transport: tls, note: TLS-encrypted} - {port: 2103, transport: mtls, note: mutual TLS; requires NTRIP v2} casters_probed: - host: na.all-freq.skylark.swiftnav.com port: 2101 status: 200 content_type: gnss/sourcetable streams: 9 file: ../examples/swift-navigation-skylark-ntrip-sourcetable-na.all-freq.txt - host: na.l1l2.skylark.swiftnav.com port: 2101 status: 200 content_type: gnss/sourcetable streams: 13 file: ../examples/swift-navigation-skylark-ntrip-sourcetable-na.l1l2.txt - host: na.l1l5.skylark.swiftnav.com port: 2101 status: 200 content_type: gnss/sourcetable streams: 13 file: ../examples/swift-navigation-skylark-ntrip-sourcetable-na.l1l5.txt - host: eu.all-freq.skylark.swiftnav.com port: 2101 status: 200 content_type: gnss/sourcetable streams: 10 file: ../examples/swift-navigation-skylark-ntrip-sourcetable-eu.all-freq.txt - host: eu.l1l2.skylark.swiftnav.com port: 2101 status: 200 content_type: gnss/sourcetable streams: 14 file: ../examples/swift-navigation-skylark-ntrip-sourcetable-eu.l1l2.txt - host: ap.all-freq.skylark.swiftnav.com port: 2101 status: 200 content_type: gnss/sourcetable streams: 8 file: ../examples/swift-navigation-skylark-ntrip-sourcetable-ap.all-freq.txt - host: ap.l1l2.skylark.swiftnav.com port: 2101 status: 200 content_type: gnss/sourcetable streams: 12 file: ../examples/swift-navigation-skylark-ntrip-sourcetable-ap.l1l2.txt - host: na.all-freq.skylark.swiftnav.com port: 2102 status: 200 content_type: gnss/sourcetable streams: 9 note: TLS caster returns the same catalog as the plain-text caster on 2101. mountpoints: skylark_dx: - {name: DX-MSM1, format: RTCM3 MSM1, content: DGNSS code corrections, frame: ITRF2020 current epoch} skylark_cx: - {name: MSM4, format: RTCM3 MSM4, content: Wide-lane RTK corrections, frame: ITRF2020 current epoch} - {name: MSM5, format: RTCM3 MSM5, content: Wide-lane RTK corrections, frame: ITRF2020 current epoch} - {name: OSR, format: Swift proprietary, content: Observation Space Representation, frame: ITRF2020 current epoch} - {name: SSR, format: Swift proprietary, content: State Space Representation, frame: ITRF2020 current epoch} - {name: SSR-integrity, format: Swift proprietary, content: SSR with integrity bounds, frame: ITRF2020 current epoch} - {name: SSR-integrity-AES-CMAC, format: Swift proprietary, content: SSR with integrity, AES-CMAC message signing, frame: ITRF2020 current epoch} skylark_nx_rtk: - {name: NXRTK-MSM5, format: RTCM3 MSM5, frame: ITRF2020 current epoch, availability: all regions} - {name: NXRTK-WGS84-G1674-MSM5, format: RTCM3 MSM5, frame: WGS84(G1674) epoch 2005.0, availability: all regions} - {name: NXRTK-NAD83-MSM5, format: RTCM3 MSM5, frame: NAD83(2011) epoch 2010.0, availability: contiguous United States only} - {name: NXRTK-DREF91-MSM5, format: RTCM3 MSM5, frame: ETRS89 DREF91(2016) epoch 1989.0, availability: Europe only} - {name: NXRTK-ETRF2000-MSM5, format: RTCM3 MSM5, frame: ETRS89 ETRF2000 epoch 2010.0, availability: Europe only} - {name: NXRTK-RTCM31, format: RTCM v3.1 (GPS only), frame: ITRF2020 current epoch, availability: all regions} rtcm_messages_advertised: note: >- Read directly from the STR records of the probed sourcetables, not from prose. Every Skylark stream advertises the same base set plus its MSM tier. base: [1006, 1008, 1019, 1020, 1029, 1033, 1042, 1044, 1046] msm_by_mountpoint: DX-MSM1: [1071, 1091, 1121] MSM4: [1074, 1094, 1124] MSM5: [1075, 1095, 1125] NXRTK-MSM5: [1075, 1095, 1125] constellations: GPS+GAL+BDS carrier: 2 (full L1/L2) nmea_required: true authentication: 'B (Basic)' encryption: 'N' bitrate_advertised: 4000