Buenas noches,
First of all, thanks for that great app you made, I use it since a year and I'm a complete fan :-)
I just wanted to ask you your help about an issue I'm facing with it since a while; the tracks I'm recording seem to be jumping a few thousand kilometers southbound close to be the equator. It wasn't happening very often before but now I get it almost on every recording I do, even several times during a single trip. I send you a pic of a "jump" I experienced today; it was recorded during a flight from spain to northern France; I'm using Oruxmaps on a Samsung Tab2 with a bluetooth gps antena QSTARZ 818XT
Gracias por su ayuda.
Quote from: euskobelga
First of all, thanks for that great app you made, I use it since a year and I'm a complete fan :-)
I just wanted to ask you your help about an issue I'm facing with it since a while; the tracks I'm recording seem to be jumping a few thousand kilometers southbound close to be the equator. It wasn't happening very often before but now I get it almost on every recording I do, even several times during a single trip. I send you a pic of a "jump" I experienced today; it was recorded during a flight from spain to northern France; I'm using Oruxmaps on a Samsung Tab2 with a bluetooth gps antena QSTARZ 818XT
Gracias por su ayuda.
Hi;
nice jump to 0ºN, 0ºE :)
Sounds like your external gps occasionally returns these coordinates, it is the first case I see. It's weird because the NMEA sentences have a checksum field, which is checked by oruxmaps.
Have you tried using a bridge program like gps provider?
orux
Hi,
Thanks for your reply, I've tried to use my gps receiver with my phone (xperia p) to check wether it makes any difference, but I can't connect it, it says that the phone "can't communicate with the gps receiver".
I did install bluetooth gps provider on my tablet as you suggested and will try it in the next days to see if there is any improvement... Is there any thing I could change in the settings to try to solve the problem, is it possible to force oruxmaps to ignore those jumps to 0° N 0° E?
greets,
euskobelga