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 This implementation guide for the Skylark correction services offered by Swift Navigation is open-source. That is, this repository does not contain any code created or modified by us, but is a guide to using the RTKLIB library or other techniques such as sharing the internet via USB cable from the Rapsberry Pi to the Septentrio receiver. Therefore, this guide could be modified thanks to the feedback of the users who use it, so you are welcome to leave us your opinion or suggestions for improvement.
 
 ## Option 1: Using Skylark with NTRIP on board the receiver
-SwiftNav works over NTRIP. Luckily all Septentrio receivers support NTRIP and have an NTRIP client embedded in the GNSS receiver. This can be accessed via the web-user interface.
+SwiftNav works over NTRIP. Luckily all Septentrio receivers support NTRIP and have an NTRIP client embedded in the GNSS receiver. This can be accessed via the web-user interface. 
 
 A guide on how to use NTRIP in Septentrio receivers can be found here:
 
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+The mosaic receiver will need access to internet access in order to work properly. 
+If connected to a PC you can enable internet access using the following guide:
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+<div align="center">
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+| <a href="https://customersupport.septentrio.com/s/article/Internet-Over-USB"> Click here to see how share internet access from your PC to the receiver.</a> |
+|---|
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+</div>
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+If connected to a Raspberry Pi, then you can share internet access using the following guide:
+<div align="center">
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+| <a href="https://github.com/septentrio-gnss/Septentrio_AgnosticCorrectionsProgram#rtklib-str2str-tool-compilation-and-use-guide"> Click here to see how share internet access from your PC to the receiver.</a> |
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+</div>
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 The section below however make a setup of NTRIP using a Raspberry Pi setup which when together with the mosaic-go might alternatively use an NTRIP client running in the Raspberry Pi.
 
 ## Option 2: Using Skylark with NTRIP client running in a Raspberry Pi