I can confirm that with external bluetooth GPS it works fine. I have
deployed it on numerous devices. From the nature of your problem I
wouldn't think that having an internal GPS would be different.
Did you test enabling/disabling the virtual port from the gps applet
in the control panel?
From my experience I would not use it with PhoneME since the device is
less stable and less performant.
Regards
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Food Security Analysis Service
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*From:*[email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] *On Behalf Of
*Marcel Schoolmeesters
*Sent:* 08 April 2011 07:37 PM
*To:* Users and Developers mailing list
*Subject:* Re: [Gvsig_english] tested internal gps on wm 6.5
Me again,
anybody who has ever used *_GPS_* on a device with*J9* ?
There seems to be a problem with the gps and I don't know why it
appears with J9 and /not/ with phoneME.
Here is a nmea console output after about ONE MINUTE with J9:
$GGPGGA,K*4E
$GPPVTG,,254,*,,,,,,1E
$PGGA,,,,,,*09,068,41,0,,08,C,,V,,,,*66,,,,,SV,2,1GPGGA,,N,,60,104E
It seems to be cut somewhere, doesn't it?
So, most of the data does not arrive (as I said, that's the data of
one minute) - and the finally arrived data seems to be maltreated
somewhere :)
As comparison the output with phoneme:
$GPGSV,3,1,09,08,04,082,,09,42,279,22,12,12,217,,15,74,244,21*75
$GPGSV,3,2,09,17,32,104,36,22,09,326,,26,49,144,38,27,62,289,22*79
$GPGSV,3,3,09,28,35,052,25*4C
However, even with PhoneME, I cannot use GPS, as the system or the
program seem to crash after a while. It makes strange sounds (bing,
bing, bing...very fast) - don't know, if that is a normal behavior?
It might be a problem of the GPS receiver, of course...but I don't
think so, as logging with GpsGate for example shows a simple nmea data
file....
$GPGGA,134220.0,4933.262310,N,00841.134284,E,1,04,3.2,176.5,M,,,,*05
$GPRMC,134220.0,A,4933.262310,N,00841.134284,E,1.8,122.1,070411,,,A*6E
$GPGSA,A,2,05,07,08,10,,,,,,,,,3.3,3.2,1.0*38
$GPVTG,122.1,T,,M,1.8,N,3.3,K*69
$GPGSV,2,1,08,02,16,225,,05,62,278,34,07,58,060,36,08,79,164,37*71
$GPGSV,2,2,08,10,52,165,36,13,20,087,36,26,30,279,18,28,20,153,*77
Perhaps, anybody got an idea or same problems, either with J9 or
PhoneME? Would be great if we can fix that. Without GPS, it is not
really interesting using gvSIG Mobile I think :(
Regards,
Marcel
Am 06.04.2011 22:10, schrieb Marcel Schoolmeesters:
Hello,
I've tested the GPS on the smartphone and have even got the device
until monday.
Well, as I said, it is an Samsung OMNIA GT-B7610.
I've tested both, phoneme and J9:
phoneme
-> gps works, but phoneme crashes very often...mostly as soon as I
open a layer...I could test editing (with gps) a few seconds, but not
very long as well. the gps activity isn't shown often, mostly it
crashes or even does not respond anymore.
without gps (e.g. with my own nmea-file) everything is working...
J9
-> gps seems to search/connect (no error) - but only the "0
satellites"-symbol appears...i don't see any data...
without gps no problems as well...
tested both with the original gvsig version and with my changed one,
both seems to have the same problems...seem to...
anybody got similar problems with J9?
btw, the color errors (e.g. no name in ToC, white/black switched...)
depend on the visual themes, as Juan proposed...
Regards,
Marcel
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