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 Assisted GPS possible on iPAQ rx5915 ?
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stason99

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Posted - 12 août 2012 :  00:44:12  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Hi people!

I’m new to this forum and need some help. I have an old HP iPAQ rx5915 with built in GPS (SiRFstarIII chipset). It runs on WM5. I don’t have money to upgrade to anything better but need a GPS now… I’ve searched the web for several days and was unable to find any information on this matter:

Is it possible to make my iPAQ 5915 to get satellites data over internet to get a quick GPS fix? I think it’s called Assisted GPS (AGPS) or QuickGPSfix ? I’ve tried an app called “QuickGPS Lite” at http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=866641 but it didn’t do anything. I’ve tried to change folder for downloaded data in that program, but no luck. I have data plan on my phone and 5915 connects to it via Bluetooth. Without internet assistance the gps fix in very slow on 5915.

Is there ANY way to make my iPAQ 5915 download satellite data over the web?

Thanks!!!

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gpspassion

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Posted - 30 août 2012 :  19:07:50  Show Profile  Visit gpspassion's Homepage  Reply with Quote
No unlike the HP 6915 that used the Globallocate chip who were the first to introduce "internet AGPS" in 2005, the 5915 used the SiRFStarIII chipset that only got AGPS in 2007.

Shouldn't be a big deal though, just make sure you give it 30/60 seconds with a good view of the sky before you head out.

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stason99

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Posted - 01 sept. 2012 :  23:49:39  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
Thank you very much for clarification! Do you know of a portable GPS antenna for iPAQ 5915? Not for a car but a small one to attach directly to the unit? Thanks!
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gpspassion

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Posted - 02 sept. 2012 :  10:53:37  Show Profile  Visit gpspassion's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Never seen one, reception problems normally occur in cars with heated windshields generally. Can you clarify what problems you are having with your 5915?

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stason99

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Posted - 03 sept. 2012 :  01:05:50  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
I use it mostly for walking routs. I get out of, say, subway and need to get a fix fast, but I’m forced to wait few minutes for a fix. Sometimes even walking slows fix down. So I was hoping to get some better reception with an external antenna since quickFix is not available on iPaq 5915.

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gpspassion

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Posted - 04 sept. 2012 :  19:47:46  Show Profile  Visit gpspassion's Homepage  Reply with Quote
I see, well I'm afraid you're going to have to upgrade to a more modern design to get that type of guidance. Unfortunately GPS PDAs are no longer made so that will be a smartphone, iPhone/Android, take your pick!

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