gps toolkit

Q-GPS is a replacement for the built-in software A-GPS of the hw6515. A-GPS improve the speed to login of the GPS by downloading information on the net. Q-GPS make it possible to do the same, both for 2 and for 10 days. It doesnt use the same layer as HP firmware and avoid downloading freeze, usual with built-in software.

GPS Disp 1.5 is a simple GPS information software for Series 60 phones. Whith GPS Disp you can easily connect to your Bluetooth GPS Device and display the most important GPS information on your Nokia phone.

Here are some key features of "GPS DISP":

· Easy Bluetooth GPS connection
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· Latitude, Longitude and Altitude display
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· Satellite status (Used Sats)
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· Speed and Heading information
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· Real-time rotating Digital Compass

Requirements:

· Nokia 7650 | Nokia 3600/3620/3650/3660 | Nokia 6600/6620

Now towns and cities of the whole globe in GPS/J! GPS/J is a console for Bluetooth-enabled GPS
receivers,the most affordable and convenient way to use location services.
It is a JME (Java Micro Edition®) application for JSR82-compliant devices.

GPS::Lowrance is a Perl module connect to Lowrance and Eagle GPS devices.

REQUIREMENTS

The following modules are required to use this module:

Carp::Assert
GPS::Lowrance::LSI 0.23
Parse::Binary::FixedFormat
Win32::SerialPort or Device::SerialPort

If you will be using the "get_plot_trails", "set_plot_trails", "set_waypoints" or "get_waypoints" methods, then you will need the following modules:

GPS::Lowrance::Trail 0.41
Geo::Coordinates::DecimalDegrees
Geo::Coordinates::UTM
XML::Generator

If you want to use the screen capture or icon download functions in GPS::Lowrance::Screen, you also need the following module:

GD

This module should work with Perl 5.6.x. It has been tested on Perl 5.8.2.
SYNOPSIS ^
use GPS::Lowrance;
use GPS::Lowrance::Trail;

$gps = GPS::Lowrance->connect(
Device => com1,
BaudRate => 57600,
);

$trail = $gps->get_plot_trail( plot_trail_number => 0 );

$gps->disconnect;

This module provides a variety of low- and high-level methods for communicating with Lowrance and Eagle GPS receivers which support the LSI 100 protocol. It also provides some utility functions for converting data.

GPS Software for Garmin. Download waypoints, routes and tracks from Garmin GPS. Upload waypoints, routes and tracks to Garmin GPS.

Excel and Text files supported! This software is very easy to use!

Features:

· Downloads waypoints, routes and tracks from Garmin GPS to a text file, Microsoft Excel file and to the clipboard.
· Uploads waypoints, routes and tracks to Garmin GPS from a text file, Microsoft Excel file and from the clipboard.
· Supports many datums and grids.
· EASY to use

GPS/J is a console for all Bluetooth-enabled GPS devices, a mobile navigation tool for cellular phone owners and the most affordable and convenient way to use location services.

What do I need to use GPS/J?

In the most common case - you have to have a Java enabled cellular phone and a GPS receiver, both need to be equipped with the Bluetooth interface. Then you have to download and install the application.

What can I do with GPS/J?

You can fix your location (longitude, latitude, altitude), measure speed and distances, learn about the heading (direction you move to) and bearing (course) to a point, visualise the trip on a chart, and much more.

Limitations:

· 2-day trial

Requirements:

· Java enabled cellular phone and GPS receiver, both need to be equipped with the Bluetooth interface

Add GPS support to your Visual Basic application or Internet Explorer web page. Works with Garmin, Magellan, Navman or any NMEA 0183 enabled GPS. Support for UTM, SPCS (NAD83/NAD27), British National Grid, Swiss Grid, Irish Grid and many more national coordinate systems. Many examples included to get you started. For Windows and Pocket PC.

Get GPS position, satellite and speed information right into your eMbedded Visual Basic application (eVB) or Pocket IE web page. Works with Garmin, Magellan, Navman or any NMEA 0183 enabled GPS. Support for National grids e.g. UTM, British Grid, Swiss Grid, Irish Grid and more.

NavTools GPS allows you to connect an existing GPS (NMEA 0183 serial connection, hardware and cables not included in this distribution) to your pc, whereafter GPS positions will automatically be logged at user specified intervals and required speed/course/ and engine settings will continually be calculated and displayed to the user.

NavTools GPS is able to share files and data with an existing NavTools Route installation and can read and write data and voyage files created via NavTools Route. This will allow you to plan and create a voyage in NavTools Route, and execute this voyage on NavTools GPS.

Furthermore, position reports (AMVER, SISTRAM, AUSREP, etc) and noon reports can be easily and fully automatically created from NavTools GPS, saving the onboard navigator considerable time and effort. Similar to NavTools Route, this new application includes a lot of useful tools for day to day navigation.

However, if you do not have NavTools Route, you are still able to create and use voyage data files via NavTools GPS (use a right mouse click on the Schedule list to add, edit, or delete waypoints).

Limitations:

· 30 days trial

GPS::SpaceTrack is a package for calculating the position of GPS satellites.

SYNOPSIS

use GPS::SpaceTrack;
my $obj=GPS::SpaceTrack->new(filename=>"gps.tle");
print join("t", qw{Count PRN ELEV Azim SNR USED}), "n";
foreach ($obj->getsatellitelist({lat=>38.870997, lon=>-77.05596})) {
print join("t", $_->prn, $_->elev, $_->azim, $_->snr, $_->used), "n";
}

This package can calculates the location of the GPS satellite constellation given the position of the receiver and a time which can be in the future.

CONVENTIONS

Function naming convention is "format of the return" underscore "format of the parameters."

CONSTRUCTOR

new

The new() constructor passes paramaters to the filename() method.

my $obj = GPS::SpaceTrack->new(filename=>$filename);

METHODS

getsatellitelist

The getsatellitelist() method returns a list of Net::GPSD::Satellite objects. The getsatellitelist() method is a wrapper around getsatellitelist_rad() for data formatted in degrees instead of radians.

my $list=$obj->getsatellitelist({lat=>$lat, lon=>$lon, alt=>$hae, time=>$time}); #degrees, degrees, meters, seconds from epoch
my @list=$obj->getsatellitelist({lat=>$lat, lon=>$lon, alt=>$hae, time=>$time}); #degrees, degrees, meters, seconds from epoch
getsatellitelist_rad

The getsatellitelist_rad() method returns a list of Net::GPSD::Satellite objects. This method is basically a wrapper around Astro::Coord::ECI::TLE.

my $list=$obj->getsatellitelist_rad({lat=>$lat, lon=>$lon, alt=>$hae, time=>$time}); #radians, radians, meters, seconds from epoch
my @list=$obj->getsatellitelist_rad({lat=>$lat, lon=>$lon, alt=>$hae, time=>$time}); #radians, radians, meters, seconds from epoch

filename

Method to get or set the filename of the TLE data.

my $filename=$obj->filename;
my $filename=$obj->filename(filename=>$filename);

GPS::PRN is a package for PRN - Object ID conversions.

SYNOPSIS

use GPS::PRN;
my $obj = GPS::PRN->new();
print "PRN: ", $obj->prn_oid(22231), "n";
print "OID: ", $obj->oid_prn(1), "n";

This module maps GPS PRN number to Satellite OID and vice versa.

Object Identification Number (OID)

The catalog number assigned to the object by the US Air Force. The numbers are assigned sequentially as objects are cataloged. This is the most common way to search for TLE data on this site.

Object numbers less then 10000 are always aligned to the right, and padded with zeros or spaces to the left.

Pseudo Random Numbers (PRNs)

GPS satellites are identified by the receiver by means of PRN-numbers. Real GPS satellites are numbered from 1 - 32. WAAS/EGNOS satellites and other pseudolites are assigned higher numbers. The PRN-numbers of the satellites appear on the satellite view screens of many GPS receivers.

METHODS

prn_oid

PRN given Object ID.

my $prn=prn_oid(22231);

oid_prn

Object ID given PRN.

my $oid=oid_prn(1);

listprn

List all known PRNs.

my @prn=$obj->listprn;
my $prn=$obj->listprn;

listoid

List all known OIDs.

my @oid=$obj->listoid;
my $oid=$obj->listoid;

data

OID to PRN hash reference

my $data=$self->data;

overload

Adds or overloads new OID/PRN pairs.

$obj->overload($oid=>$prn);

reset

Resets overloaded OID/PRN pairs to package defaults.

$obj->reset;