Hello Tom,
I believe in the US, that the only bluetooth receiver available
is the Blue Logger, but I am sure that Mike or others can confirm
or correct that statement.
As far as the turning on and off of the blue Logger, I don't
really have a lot of problems with it. I hold down the on button
for about 3 seconds and then I turn on the braillenote, go to
options, connectivity, bluetooth and pair the receiver. As soon
as it says paired, I go back to the main menu, and press n for
the gps and g and very quickly, I will get a message saying gps
detected.
When I am done, and want to turn off the receiver, I hold down
the button for a few seconds, and I will get the message
bluetooth receiver not detected, and I know that it is off and I
can exit out of the gps menu.
Whatever you decide, I am sure you will be pleased with not
having to worry about cables anymore.
Robert
----- Original Message -----
From: Tom Lange <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Braillenote List <[email protected]
Date: Sun, 05 Mar 2006 14:42:03 -0800
Subject: RE: [Braillenote] gps
Hi folks,
I recently got my MPower transplant and replaced my GPS software.
It's working great but it's time to get rid of the wires. I've
heard about the Blue Logger bluetooth GPS receiver and may get
one, but I've heard that it can be hard to tell whether the Blue
Logger is turned on or off. That could be a problem. Before I
spring for a Blue Logger I just thought I'd check: are there
other bluetooth GPS receivers out there besides the Blue Logger
that are reliable and easy to use with BrailleNote GPS?
What does Sendero have to say about these alternatives? Just
curious.
Thanks,
Tom
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