Standard IKE Device

IKE collected data locations using the internal GNSS receiver are in WGS84.

Also, IKE Office location display will always utilize WGS84.
 

IKE+ Device

IKE+ collected locations with an RTK Fix will be in the horizontal and vertical datums that the selected RTK Network is broadcasting in. This information can be determined by contacting your RTK provider. 
 

For RTK datum information from RTK networks provided to IKE+ customers, please reference the information below:

• HxGN SmartNet

  • SmartNet broadcast coordinates are tied to NAD83(NA2011) Epoch 2010.00 as defined by the NGS NSRS for a majority of the United States. However, in California, [they] currently operate under an alternate epoch to compensate for the tectonic movement experienced in this high-dynamic environment. All stations in SmartNet can be found in [their] Site Database with the current epoch that they are operating on.

  • In Canada [they] are broadcasting NAD83(CSRS v6) Epoch 2010.00 coordinates to provide a tie to the Canadian NSRS datum and epoch.

  • For more information on SmartNet datums and epochs, please watch [their] Adjustment webinar: https://support.smartnetna.com/entries/22066376-smartnet-north-america-adjustment-launch-october-1-2012
  • Source: What is the established Datum for SmartNet?
• Point One 
  • Most people will connect to the ITRF2014 mount point. This uses the ITRF2014 global datum which is supported by most current generation devices.
  • Some devices, especially survey devices, expect regional datums like NAD83. In this case, use the [LOCAL] mount point. An appropriate local datum is automatically applied based on your location. See [their] local datums table for details.
    
  • Source: Quickstart Guide: Connecting to the Point One RTK Network with NTRIP

Note: RTK Network Datum information should always be verified with the provider for your specific region.