Hi! I'm having trouble trying to set up the BT747 J2ME to log the data it is receiving right from the GPS antenna(the LOGGERmENU>GPSposition shows what it has to show). Is it possible that the BT747 doesn't have the ability to write the data in real time into the mobile memory/ or a file and just can download the data stored in/from the GPS device?
If that's the fact I guess I need some "resistor type hack", although I have a more modern version of the board, and still haven't a found a post from anyone that has made it for my antenna-board.
I've also set it up on Ubuntu Linux, and seems to have the same problem(the J2SE standard version). It's no problem on the computer, because
I already have tangoGPS working fine. But in the mobile phone I still haven't found anything similar to the BT747. (I just want to log the data, that's all, I'll see the maps later on the computer, any other solution?) Thanks ;-) The relevant data I can think of is:
LAPTOP
Linux Ubuntu 9.04 updated
J2SE updated
rfcomm0 bound to channel 1 of the bluetooth-antenna (with bind)
MOBILE PHONE
J2ME (.jar and also trien the .jad, but saw no difference)
Sony Ericsson W595
Bluetooth connection; virtual serial port, how to set it up? Isn't already set up anthough I receive the real-time data?
The CBTGPS32 is not a logger - it is a GPS reception module only.
As indicated here (:https://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=7497098 ), BT747 does not perform the logging.
Personnally I recommend a separate logger rather than using your phone for that (you will still consume energy in the Bluetooth connection). You can have a look at http://www.qcontinuum.org/gpstrack/ for a mobile phone application that is capable of recording a track.
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Hi! I'm having trouble trying to set up the BT747 J2ME to log the data it is receiving right from the GPS antenna(the LOGGERmENU>GPSposition shows what it has to show). Is it possible that the BT747 doesn't have the ability to write the data in real time into the mobile memory/ or a file and just can download the data stored in/from the GPS device?
If that's the fact I guess I need some "resistor type hack", although I have a more modern version of the board, and still haven't a found a post from anyone that has made it for my antenna-board.
I've also set it up on Ubuntu Linux, and seems to have the same problem(the J2SE standard version). It's no problem on the computer, because
I already have tangoGPS working fine. But in the mobile phone I still haven't found anything similar to the BT747. (I just want to log the data, that's all, I'll see the maps later on the computer, any other solution?) Thanks ;-) The relevant data I can think of is:
LAPTOP
Linux Ubuntu 9.04 updated
J2SE updated
rfcomm0 bound to channel 1 of the bluetooth-antenna (with bind)
MOBILE PHONE
J2ME (.jar and also trien the .jad, but saw no difference)
Sony Ericsson W595
Bluetooth connection; virtual serial port, how to set it up? Isn't already set up anthough I receive the real-time data?
GPS antenna
Bluetooth connection
Packager Model: Conceptronic CBTGPS32 (Bluetoorg GPS adapter 51 channel)
Battery: Helix HX-N3650A-G
Motherboard: Transystem Inc. 39601002D 02/13/2008 - NH 1S 94V-0 081 2 c369-2016
Antenna: Cirocomm 585B
Processor: MTK-ARM MT6601T 0815-8NSL DAJTGA AD3Q3C
The CBTGPS32 is not a logger - it is a GPS reception module only.
As indicated here (:https://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=7497098 ), BT747 does not perform the logging.
Personnally I recommend a separate logger rather than using your phone for that (you will still consume energy in the Bluetooth connection). You can have a look at http://www.qcontinuum.org/gpstrack/ for a mobile phone application that is capable of recording a track.
Thanks ;-) i'll have a look at it.
Maybe it's enough for you to log the output via terminalprogram?