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NO GPS INPUT FROM ANDROID DEVICE


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Hi. I've just bought a Samsung Galaxy Tab S2, running Android 6.0.1 and added SD. I'm not getting any location data input into SD from the device - its constantly waiting for location data, although both GPS and WiFi location are enabled. I know this isn't a new issue, but couldn't find anything on here which helped resolve this. Is this still a known bug? Any fixes out there? Or alternatively, what devices are guaranteed to work smoothly with SD?


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Sky Painter - 8/16/2020 9:55:43 AM
Frederic Droulers - 8/15/2020 8:23:27 PM
Hello. 
I have a WiFi onlyiPad Pro which I have paired via Bluetooth to a Garmin GLO2 GPS receiver.
But still when I use SkyDemon, I receive the message “This iPad does not have a GPS chip“. I have location on for skydemon.   Can anyone help how to resolve this. Many thanks.  
Frederic

Try turning location off. With location turned on, SD is looking for an internal GPS on your device which, of course, it does not have. With location turned off, SD will no longer look for an internal GPS and your Garmin GLO2 should transmit your GPS location to your device via Bluetooth.

I’m not sure that’s correct Ian. 

Unlike location data being provided via a WiFi link, IOS location services ‘adopts’ the location provided by a Bluetooth device.

OP, does this from Garmin help?


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