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Locus classic Pro - GPS Bluetooth don't working
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I'm trying to use high precision external GPS via Bluetooth. I've done this in the distant past, but I'm afraid there is a bug in the latest updates, because when I select the GPS Bluetooth option, it just activates without even showing the list of Bluetooth devices for connection. Att. Boisa
I found the place to connect. Now it worked.
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I found the place to connect. Now it worked.
I couldn't delete the post. Sorry for the inconvenience.
Just one question: is it possible to get altitude values to two decimal places? I noticed that the X and Y coordinates in UTM are with 3 decimal places, but the altitude, apparently correctly reads the values provided by the GPS, but does the rounding without any decimal places. Because in this case, I'm accurate to the centimeter, and it would be convenient to record the routes and points with this precision.
Just one question: is it possible to get altitude values to two decimal places? I noticed that the X and Y coordinates in UTM are with 3 decimal places, but the altitude, apparently correctly reads the values provided by the GPS, but does the rounding without any decimal places. Because in this case, I'm accurate to the centimeter, and it would be convenient to record the routes and points with this precision.
Hello Eduardo,
I believe that problem is not on your side. We changed the system how BT GPS is used since a few versions back. And because you are not the first who wrote us with the exact same issue, I have to agree that the current system, also because it worked a little bit differently before, is confusing. I'll try to think about improvement.
Anyway, now the best is to define a connection to the external GNSS unit in the "Bluetooth manager". Then in the "Sky plot screen", at the bottom right should appear a button allowing you to choose the source for location. (mainly for other people fighting with the same issue).
Jiří M. aka Menion
Hello Eduardo,
I believe that problem is not on your side. We changed the system how BT GPS is used since a few versions back. And because you are not the first who wrote us with the exact same issue, I have to agree that the current system, also because it worked a little bit differently before, is confusing. I'll try to think about improvement.
Anyway, now the best is to define a connection to the external GNSS unit in the "Bluetooth manager". Then in the "Sky plot screen", at the bottom right should appear a button allowing you to choose the source for location. (mainly for other people fighting with the same issue).
Jiří M. aka Menion
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