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 Topic: Globalsat BT-338 review |
Saabu
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 Forum: GPS Receivers Posted: Sat May 21, 2005 10:08 am Subject: Globalsat BT-338 review |
The chipset is SiRF III. But this chipset can talk different protocols, in this case it's own native protocol SiRF Binary, or the much more common clear text based NMEA protocol.
There is no fun ... |
| Topic: Globalsat BT-338 review |
Saabu
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Forum: GPS Receivers Posted: Fri May 20, 2005 10:35 pm Subject: Globalsat BT-338 review |
Glad to hear it worked out for you.
We do not recommend setting the receiver to SiRF mode. It's too much hassle, especially when you want to use other programs as well - most of the programs talk N ... |
| Topic: Globalsat BT-338 review |
Saabu
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Forum: GPS Receivers Posted: Fri May 20, 2005 5:17 pm Subject: Thanks for your help! |
What happens when you set the TomTom GPS to "Standard NMEA 38400" and port "COM7" - are the black dots running then?
(4800 is possible as well, but the default for Bluetooth is 38400.)
Thanks fo ... |
| Topic: Globalsat BT-338 review |
Saabu
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Forum: GPS Receivers Posted: Fri May 20, 2005 2:21 pm Subject: Problems with TomTom Navigator 3 Software |
Dear Lutz,
Thanks for a great review of this device.
Actually, I got this wonderful receiver as a substitute for 'TomTom Bluetooth Navigator' which the company was out of stock. I am not complaining ... |
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