Finally... the Microsoft utility for configuring GPSID on Smartphone

[Guest dutchphoto]

This app has absolutely no effect on GPS performance (in my Tilt).

It isn't meant to improve GPS performance!

QGPS is. It loads the empheris data, so you get a quicker fix!

[Guest wisniak]

Well, as I wrote, there's some sort of incompatibility btw IGO8 and AGPS in WM6.1. So even if I do d/l ephemeris data - it's not usable.

[Guest davejim]

Well well... i've been bleating on for *ever* about how hard done by Smartphone users are compared to their Pocket PC counterparts with no UI in the OS to configure the GPS Intermediary Driver (GPSID), and what happens? One springs up!

It turns out that a GPSID configuration utility that exactly mirrors the Pocket PC version is nestling away in the 'Tools' directory of the Windows Mobile 6 Standard SDK Refresh! If you're a BlackJack II owner, a Motorola Q9H owner or basically anyone wanting to configure GPS on a Smartphone, then you NEED this utility!

I don't think it's really fair to make you download a >200MB SDK install just to get hold of it, so (because i'm nice like that) i've packaged the application up into a lovely CAB file, which is attached below.

Enjoy, and Microsoft - better late than never eh? :rolleyes:

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Microsoft_Smartphone_GPSID_Settings.cab

Anyone know what the omnia schi910 setting should be?

Thanks for any help you can give.

[Guest davejim]

Well well... i've been bleating on for *ever* about how hard done by Smartphone users are compared to their Pocket PC counterparts with no UI in the OS to configure the GPS Intermediary Driver (GPSID), and what happens? One springs up!

It turns out that a GPSID configuration utility that exactly mirrors the Pocket PC version is nestling away in the 'Tools' directory of the Windows Mobile 6 Standard SDK Refresh! If you're a BlackJack II owner, a Motorola Q9H owner or basically anyone wanting to configure GPS on a Smartphone, then you NEED this utility!

I don't think it's really fair to make you download a >200MB SDK install just to get hold of it, so (because i'm nice like that) i've packaged the application up into a lovely CAB file, which is attached below.

Enjoy, and Microsoft - better late than never eh? :rolleyes:

P

Microsoft_Smartphone_GPSID_Settings.cab

Anyone know what the omnia schi910 setting should be?

Thanks for any help you can give.

[Guest dutchphoto]

Anyone know what the omnia schi910 setting should be?

Thanks for any help you can give.

depends on the GPS receiver used.

[Guest davejim]

depends on the GPS receiver used.

gps is built in.

[Guest sukhchain]

Hey Paul,

Have recently bought a Q9h (atleast thats what is displayed on the box). I am trying to configure my GPS, but with no success. Have installed eveything thats suggested on this forum (GPSID, GPS Test, trackr!, googlemaps, etc). Even Windows Live is not able to get a GPS signal.

I am doubting if my phone does have a GPS chip in it at all. When I open the registry to set the LSAService setting, the key is not present at all. The model name that gets displayed in the registry editor is "MotoQ Norman". Is it different from all the models you guys are having. How do I find out if there is a GPS chip in it in the first place?

Sarat

India

hi am also frm india iv also same gps problem.i thnk moto q9h has no gps chip

[Guest mkmcgee]

Well well... i've been bleating on for *ever* about how hard done by Smartphone users are compared to their Pocket PC counterparts with no UI in the OS to configure the GPS Intermediary Driver (GPSID), and what happens? One springs up!

It turns out that a GPSID configuration utility that exactly mirrors the Pocket PC version is nestling away in the 'Tools' directory of the Windows Mobile 6 Standard SDK Refresh! If you're a BlackJack II owner, a Motorola Q9H owner or basically anyone wanting to configure GPS on a Smartphone, then you NEED this utility!

I don't think it's really fair to make you download a >200MB SDK install just to get hold of it, so (because i'm nice like that) i've packaged the application up into a lovely CAB file, which is attached below.

Enjoy, and Microsoft - better late than never eh? :)

P

Microsoft_Smartphone_GPSID_Settings.cab

I can't get it to work. I'm new at this stuff. Where do I save this CAB file? What do I do with it once it's saved?

[Guest dutchphoto]

I can't get it to work. I'm new at this stuff. Where do I save this CAB file? What do I do with it once it's saved?

Copy it to you device, main memory or Storage card. Then click on it. Follow the instructions.

[Guest the_trooper]

Lots of people reporting this problem where it use to work and now nothing... well me too! :( I had GPSActivation loaded and most things worked until I installed GPSID which "broke" it.

This helped me to fix it on my BJ2. I thought there was nothing to lose since I was prepared to do a hard reset to get it back. I changed a registry key so if you are comfortable doing that kind of thing here you go; use a registry editor and go to Key name:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\GPS Intermediate Driver\Drivers\SamsungGPSHardware

modify the Value name "Interface Type" value data from COMM to PHONE

I rebooted after making the change just to be safe although I wasn't sure if I needed to or not. Well after waiting for the longest 60 seconds of my life GPSTest, Google Maps, MS Live Search all started working again. Remember to change all the options on your apps back to the way it was before you loaded the GPSID.... this GPSID thingy puts a whole new meaning for "killer app" huh? B) I hope it helps somebody else from not having to hard reset. Good luck!

But I need some other help now;

CoPilot Live v7 software refuses to recognize the GPS hardware. That is why I loaded the GPSID in the first place. I previously had tried the MoDaCo.SmartphoneGPSActivator.COM4 app and it didn't fix it.

THANK YOU!

You really saved my life! I didn't need to reboot my BJII after changing the registry key. Garmin XT Mobile could detect the GPS flawlessly and so did Route 66. Thank you very much!

[Guest mikerc83]

On my Q9h I moved the files over to my documents, however they are listed as 3 separate files. When I click on any of the I get the message"please run the program and then open the files" how do I get the program to run. Seems like I've tried everything, any help is appreciated.

Thanks in advance

[Guest jstanley1988]

i was wondering if it would work on the q9m

[Guest RichG.NY]

Found a post that said the Verizon Omnia i910 settings are:

Com8

None

57,600

but it's not working with Live Search. Anybody found settings that work on the Omnia?

Thanks...

[Guest RichG.NY]

Found a post that said the Verizon Omnia i910 settings are:

Com8

None

57,600

but it's not working with Live Search. Anybody found settings that work on the Omnia?

Thanks...

ok... I've now tried every COM & every GPD setting & tried changing

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\GPS Intermediate Driver\Drivers\SamsungGPSHardware

modify the Value name "Interface Type" value data from COMM to PHONE

Looks like my i910 (Verizon) doesn't have a "SamsungGPSHardware" section so I tried changing:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\GPS Intermediate Driver\Drivers\GPSOneDevice Interface Type instead... no luck

&

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\GPS Intermediate Driver\Drivers\GPSOneEmulate Interface Type from File to Phone... no luck

Anybody had any luck with Verizon's Omnia?

I'm beginning to wonder if they just pulled the GPS chipset out :D

[Guest mattib]

Anyone know the settings for Sprint MotoQ ?

[Guest jumpman138]

so i tried this out on my Q9H...set it to these:

program port: COM3(when i tried com1 it just scanned for bluetooth devices)

hardware port: NONE

baud rate: 38400(also tried 9600 didn't work)

manage automatically: CHECKED

set my garmin mobile xt to "use gps intermediate driver" and i still can't get it to work...it scans "attached devices" then scans bluetooth. i'm new to these kinds of stuff...anyone can help?

thanks

[Guest boneguru]

ok so I think I have it but still no action on the HTC Mogul, any help please, R

[email protected]

[Guest ScreamingFalcon]

gps is built in.

Get the new firmware update, Verizon unlocked it for you on the Omnia.

[Guest Ruth Balleweg]

Hi Paul,

I am using a Samsung Omnia SCH i910 running WM 6.1.

I installed your software successfully but I can't run it because I can't find it.

It doesn't appear in the list of programs or anywhere in Resco Explorer.

Is there a fix for this?

Thanks in advance,

Lou Balleweg

[Guest Jack10]

I a newbie to all this so can someone give me a hand. I have an Unlocked Moto Q9H and i've got the program sudgested and set my settings shown via the screenshot and still i have no GPS signal. HELP PLEASE. BTW the gps program im using is google maps.

[Guest frozenfile]

hello ..i was wondering if this app works with samsung i637...thanks..

[Guest awarner]

It should work I would presume.

[Guest t_galownia]

does the gps go thgout cellular or is it a "service" on its own? do you get charged usage rates or????? I have HTC Tilt 1.

is there a way to get other things via registry or other to run via mi fi BT or ?>>> instead of cellular so as not to used the data???