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Alex47
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 Posted - 23 août 2007 : 18:25:59
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GpsView for all os resolve your problem (not change the regional separator coma)
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gpspassion
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Posted - 25 oct. 2007 : 15:17:29
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Originally posted by lyletanner
The logger tool allows you to specify which NMEA sentences to record. The choices given are GGA, GGL, GSA, GSV, RMC, VTG, and ZDA (or any combination of these). When I choose to save my log as an NMEA file, I do indeed see the $GPRMC, but when I clear all options and only select RMC, it also forces GGA, GSA, GSA, and GSV with the RMC value. However, my log file only shows $GPGLL, $GPRMC, $GPZDA, and $GPVTG.
Yes, I think this might be a bug as I've been struggling to understand why I wasn't seeing any altitude readings in the GPX and KML files created from the NMEA files exported via the PC App, and then I realized that the GGA messages were missing even though the altitude was logged and appears in the .csv file. Problem is I'm not aware of any tools that can work these .csv files. Having said that I wonder if the guys at gpsvisualizer hand't set up a filter for the 747 files...need to check.
UPDATE - that's it, the setting in the "Log Format" page ONLY apply to the .csv format so if you need a GPX or KML with the full height/speed information you'll need to convert your .csv file via www.gpsvisualizer.com |
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gpspassion
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LaySoft
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Posted - 18 janv. 2009 : 13:25:15
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Hello!
Which program can i use for 5Hz logging on pocketpc (windowsmobile)?
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Alex47
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Posted - 18 janv. 2009 : 14:05:16
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gpspassion
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T.n.T.
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Posted - 04 mars 2009 : 20:35:28
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Hi guys, I've got a problem here with 5hz internal loggin on my Qstarz BT-Q1000X...
I'm using the BT747 sofware.
I set fix at 200 ms, time at 0.2 seconds (to get 5 logs every second). But I can't get it to work... It automatically gets back to log every 5 seconds :(
Thanks for help, I bought this device just to do this job and I hope I haven't thrown 100 € in the trashcan :( |
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gpspassion
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T.n.T.
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Posted - 05 mars 2009 : 13:02:46
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I though you could do that even without setting speed, but time... I was wrong :)
I now set speed at minimum (10 Km/h), no time, and got 5 logs per second.
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gpspassion
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T.n.T.
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Posted - 05 mars 2009 : 14:37:51
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Track timing - racing chrono on bike/auto...
I switch it to log, go in the track and when i get out, I check my timing in the paddock or at home, whithout the need of having a pocketpc or phone with me |
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gpspassion
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SportsScientist
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Posted - 05 avr. 2009 : 20:55:43
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Hi,
I'm looking to use GPS to track my team sport players at 4/5hz. I understand that this is possible if you set the minimum speed using one of the available pieces of software.
I have read a member set a min speed of 10 kph but is it possible to set a min limit of say 1 kph?
1 kph would allow me to differentiate between movement and complete periods of inactivity without loosing too much sensitivity.
Thanks in advance,
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gpspassion
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Posted - 05 avr. 2009 : 21:14:12
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Welcome to the forums.
You'd need to experiment, but keep in mind that GPS speed is derived from the position, i.e. there is no movement sensor, and high sensitivity GPS systems like the MTKs tend to "jump around" when standing still as they work with low quality signals, so 5kph would be a better trigger I think. |
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SportsScientist
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Posted - 05 avr. 2009 : 22:57:36
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Thanks for your reply.
Interesting. 5 kph is a typical walking speed.
I'm interested in the amount of high intensity running so anything above 18 kph really.
Time motion video analysis is the gold standard in this area at the moment but still has a considerable error so I'm looking to validate the GPS method.
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