In article <[email hidden]>, Dominic Sexton
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Quoted message said:In article <[email hidden]>, W. D. Grey
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Quoted message said:In article <[email hidden]>, theo
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Quoted message said:I suppose you did select "live track">"live track" (and "moving map"😉 in the
gps dropdown menu of Ankwet ?
HTOH
Well, I did try but whereas the iPAQ is receiving the GPS signal from
the Bluetooth GPS and it tells me the port is open, If I try GPS
status I get a message that there is no GPS connection :-(
Is there an option to set the com port used by Ankwet? If so have you
tried all the options?
Here is the reply I got from Anquet - and it worked.
<quote>
Soft reset your PPC.
Open Anquet v06. Define your parameters and use the test button. This
should make the connection.
Then use File-Close to close Anquet. This will save the configuration
to its setting file.
Now re-start Anquet. Try say GPS->Livetrack->Livetrack
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I did forget to do a soft reset but I did ensure that there were no
other programs running in the background when I opened Anquet.
It was exiting the program after setting up the parameters i falied to
do, and the GPS > Livetrack > Livetrack caught me out. There is a
"Livetrack" within the "first "Livetrack" menu.
Thanks to all who helped.
--
Bill Grey
http://www.billboy.co.uk