Hi, PocketBrowser doesn't have GPS support. But you may use Comm port to receive GPS data. When you open the GPS programs comm port (in Settings->external GPS), you can receive NMEA data. NMEA data is received as packets seperated by carrage return. Therefore, you should enable AutoEnter. Data processing java script function can be used to process data with $GPGGA and $GPGSA to retrive the position and number of satterlites in view. Thanks
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Hi, PocketBrowser doesn't have GPS support. But you may use Comm port to receive GPS data. When you open the GPS programs comm port (in Settings->external GPS), you can receive NMEA data. NMEA data is received as packets seperated by carrage return. Therefore, you should enable AutoEnter. Data processing java script function can be used to process data with $GPGGA and $GPGSA to retrive the position and number of satterlites in view. Thanks