Which brand of GPS Bluetooth receiver is better?

The answer is yes, and the quality is not bad ~'

Generally, the price of 580 is not much different from the price signals of 660 4 and 500. Personally, I think the Explorer V700 Nokia LD-3W signal is excellent ~ ~ ` and the integrated signal is Altina GBT709 ~ ``, and then the search speed is as fast as flying. ```````` I suggest you listen to your opinion again. My dad used it (he's new ~), and I listened to him.

Let's look at the instructions (copied) first. I hope you can get to know them in more detail ~'

Remind me to order an eye drop first ~'

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Introduction to the basic knowledge of the directory: Prepare to use Bluetooth GPS signal reception, use optional external antenna, notice basic information, basic performance antenna module power switch external antenna interface LED indicator light power connector external antenna (optional) Operation guide step 1: Install GPS map software step 2: Connect Bluetooth GPS to host computer step 3: Open GPS map software, connect external optional antenna, operate Bluetooth GPS, and handle battery charging failure. Note: The external antenna is an optional item and needs to be purchased separately. When reading this user manual, you must understand the basic knowledge and safety knowledge. Do not violate the existing relevant laws and regulations when using this product. Safety comes first on the road. Do not operate the GPS receiver while driving. Keep the GPS receiver away from high temperature and flame. The related contents are explained in more detail in this manual. When using GPS correctly, you should make the antenna plate clear and unobstructed to see the sky. When charging GPS, do not bend the charging plug to avoid damaging the GPS plug or charger. It takes more time to use it for the first time. Please read this manual and the user manual of the host computer and GPS application software carefully before use. The GPS receiver may be interfered near the cell phone base station or cell phone antenna, thus affecting the performance of GPS positioning. Interface and plug CRUX II/BTGPS Bluetooth GPS has an external antenna plug and a charging power plug. When using them, special attention should be paid not to bend or break these components, so as not to affect the receiving performance or damage the GPS receiver. These illegal operations will also affect the product warranty. Accessories can only be CRUX II/BTGPS Bluetooth GPS approved accessories. CRUX II/BTGPS Bluetooth GPS has no accessories that can be taken out for use, and an external antenna needs to be purchased separately. Service Only authorized service personnel can repair or service CRUX II/BTGPS Bluetooth GPS, otherwise the product warranty will be affected. When using CRUX II/BTGPS Bluetooth GPS, you must abide by local laws or regulations. Some places must be closed, such as hospital re-examination wards, airplanes, gas stations, fuel or chemical warehouses, blasting operation sites and other restricted areas. Note: Please read the notes in this manual carefully before using CRUX II/BTGPS Bluetooth GPS. Thank you for purchasing our CRUX II/BTGPS Bluetooth GPS. This is the world's first portable wireless GPS receiver with integrated Bluetooth function. CRUX II/BTGPS Bluetooth GPS can be widely used by individuals or companies:-navigation and positioning-finding streets and roads-planning travel routes-leisure and entertainment-safety protection-traffic management-fleet management-military positioning-value-added location services-mobile positioning services. To help you use the CRUX II/BTGPS receiver ("BTGPS"), please refer to this user manual first. This user manual explains in detail the operation, function and normal use of Bluetooth GPS. At the end of the user manual, some terms and abbreviations related to GPS are described. Before using your Bluetooth GPS, you must install application software on your hardware devices, such as PAD, PDA mobile phone, MMS mobile phone, PDA or mobile PC. Please refer to the instructions provided with the product for the installation procedure and usage details of the software. Please refer to Chapter 3 for detailed operation methods. To better understand your Bluetooth GPS, please read Chapter 2 before using Bluetooth GPS. GPS signal receiving global positioning system (GPS) is a space-based radio communication navigation system. This system includes the ground control center and 24 satellites. These satellites orbit the earth at an altitude of 17500 km from the ground. Each satellite is distributed in six orbital planes and orbits the earth twice a day. The whole satellite system transmits time information and precise positioning information 24 hours a day. Bluetooth GPS provides users with services including location, speed, sailing time and want to know their geographical position anytime and anywhere. Bluetooth GPS provides high-precision positioning and first positioning according to the environmental conditions of the positioning receiver and the initial position of the positioning receiver. During the positioning process, the receiver needs to track the satellite for at least 3 minutes, and calculate the position of the equipment by using the received signal and the data in the digital memory of the receiver. Environmental factors affect the accuracy of positioning and the first-time positioning, including protecting high-rise buildings, streets and corridors, huge plant cliffs and other obstacles that block satellite signals and lack satellite geometric positioning. The initial position of the receiver refers to the nearest position memorized by the receiver, which can largely measure the time of "first positioning". The hot start time is 10 second, the cold start time is 80 seconds, or it takes at least 3-5 minutes to restart, such as flying 500 kilometers from the starting point. Bluetooth GPS uses the triangulation method of satellite signal power to calculate the accurate measurement distance, and it is enough for people who want to know the approximate position to choose the exact circle probability error (SA) in the range of 10 meter. Subsequently, the receiver converts the data and position information measured based on GPS(WGS84) into the corresponding longitude and latitude. The position deviation is tens or even hundreds of meters, which eventually leads to the use of wrong data. In addition to the use of data, there will be many positioning errors, which limit the accuracy. The main errors include satellite operation error, inaccurate satellite geometric positioning, multi-channel signal, atmospheric occlusion and receiver total timing. For a detailed description of GPS signals, please refer to Chapter 3 "Detailed Description of Bluetooth GPS Operation". Use an optional external antenna When you use Bluetooth GPS in an indoor environment where satellite signals are shielded, we recommend that you use an optional external antenna for your convenience. (Optional component) Please refer to the operation chapter for detailed operation methods. Determine the optional external antenna for EMTAC support. Using unqualified antenna will seriously reduce the positioning accuracy and even damage the receiver. Please refer to the basic usage before using the optional external antenna. Note: Bluetooth GPS has a built-in rechargeable lithium-ion battery specially designed for its circuit. Precautions for use are as follows: L. Only the charger provided by Bluetooth GPS is allowed. Using other chargers will damage Bluetooth GPS and even cause explosion. Don't put the Bluetooth GPS in an environment higher than 60℃- 140℃, such as exposure in the car. Exposure of Bluetooth GPS to high temperature will not only shorten the life of electronic components, melt or cover some plastics, but also destroy the built-in battery of Bluetooth GPS and even cause an explosion. L. Don't open or destroy the receiver easily. There are no other components in the receiver. The warranty for opening the receiver is invalid. Basic information This chapter introduces the basic performance of your Bluetooth GPS in detail. When using mobile terminal equipment with Bluetooth function and GPS application software, Bluetooth GPS is your excellent navigation and positioning assistant tool. Its general characteristics are: n to provide the best mobile GPS receiver for users and groups; N GPS receiver with built-in Bluetooth transceiver; N Provide services for all mobile devices with Bluetooth function; N built-in rechargeable lithium battery; It has ultra-low power consumption; N Long working hours: can work continuously for 8 hours; N LED indicator shows GPS status, Bluetooth connection status and battery power. N Built-in high-sensitivity GPS antenna and Bluetooth antenna. N External GPS antenna used indoors or in the car (optional). N is compatible with all GPS maps of different hardware platforms, enabling mobile devices to realize wireless navigation anytime and anywhere-the real wireless is in the lower part, and there is no detailed usage information of Bluetooth GPS in any part. Please refer to Figure 2 and Figure 3 for details of functions: built-in antenna power switch external antenna interface led indicator lamp power socket external antenna (optional) antenna module Your Bluetooth GPS has built-in high-sensitivity 1.5Hz GPS antenna and 2.4GHz Bluetooth antenna, which can not only enable devices in fixed positions to receive good signals, but also provide good signals for transmission between Bluetooth GPS and Bluetooth of the host terminal. The built-in antenna is located on the front of Bluetooth GPS, as shown in Figures 2 and 3. When using Bluetooth GPS, please keep the surface clean and try to make it face the sky. Do not put screwdriver, pen, watch, floppy disk, CD, iron wire and other metal or electromagnetic wave absorbing objects, rare metal foil, aluminum foil, plastic bag with metal path, water or liquid, carbon paper on it, otherwise even GPS will not work. The power switch in Figure 3 is the "B" | symbol in Figure 2: it is the open state of the power switch. Symbol: the external antenna interface in the power switch in the closed state. Your Bluetooth GPS is equipped with a radio frequency interface (MCX type). When you are in the car or the satellite signal is blocked, you can use an external antenna. The external antenna interface is shown as "C" in Figure 2. Ensure that EMTAC supports such external antennas. Using other kinds of antennas will reduce the positioning accuracy and even damage the receiver. Please read the user guide before using the external antenna. LED indicators In Figure 2, three LED lights represent three states when Bluetooth is used: startup (blue), GPS positioning (green) and power supply (yellow/red). Logo: Blue LED indicates that Bluetooth is connected. Blinking once every 1 sec: Turn on Bluetooth GPS and wait for connection. Blinking every 2 seconds: Bluetooth GPS is connected to the host. Logo: The green LED indicates that the GPS status has been turned on: when Bluetooth GPS was just turned on, it was looking for a fixed target. Blinking: Bluetooth GPS found a fixed target. Logo: Yellow/red LED lights show the battery status. The red light is always on: the battery is low. Yellow light is always on: the battery is charged. None of them are on: the battery has been changed. When the red LED light is on all the time, you need to plug one end of the charger into the lithium battery jack attached at "E" in Figure 2 to charge. Make sure that your Bluetooth GPS supports this charger. Please do not use other chargers to charge Bluetooth GPS. External antenna (optional) An external antenna is an optional external device. In the previous chapter "External antenna interface", it is introduced that the interface of Bluetooth GPS antenna only needs to be connected with an external antenna. The external antenna only needs to cover a layer of magnet at the bottom of the antenna iron sheet. Please be careful not to get close to magnetic sensitive materials, such as magnetic storage media floppy disks. Fig. 4 is a schematic diagram of an external antenna. Determine the external antenna supported by EMTAC. Using other types of external antennas will obviously reduce the positioning accuracy and even damage the equipment. Fig. 4 3 Operation Guide Please read through this operation procedure before using Bluetooth GPS. N make sure that the GPS software has been installed on the host. N make sure the bluetooth GPS is charged. N Find the Bluetooth device in the host and activate it to confirm whether the operating environment requires an external antenna. For the installation process of the host and GPS application software, please refer to the product descriptions of each company. This chapter will introduce the operation process in detail step by step. Step 1, install GPS map application software; Step 2, connect the Bluetooth GPS with the host computer; Step 3, open the GPS map software; Optional external antenna is connected; The operation of Bluetooth GPS is to charge the built-in battery; The first step is to install GPS/ map software; Before turning on Bluetooth GPS, please make sure that the host has completely installed the GPS/ map application software. When installing the GPS/ map application software, please refer to the following GPS/ map application software user guide. Ensure that the GPS/ map application software is installed. In this user guide CD, the "Crux_View test program" (experimental version) is only used for testing purposes. Please refer to the step-by-step wizard indicated in the CRUX_VIEW (experimental version) guide file (in.pdf version). Note: (the crux _ view test program is a beta program and is only used for testing. (crux _ view program is only used to activate Bluetooth GPS and PDA. (c) The previous version of Crux_View supported ARM (strong ARM/X Scale) based on handheld computer (PPC). Step 2 Connect the Bluetooth GPS to the host. To connect the host and your Bluetooth GPS, please follow the following host user's operation guide. First, turn on the power of Bluetooth GPS and host respectively. ● Turn on the power of the host ● Turn on the power of the Bluetooth GPS, and the power switch is shown in the "B" position in Figure 2. (It is best to charge the Bluetooth GPS) Turn the power switch to the ┃ position. ┃ Sign: Turn on the power position. . Sign: Turn off the power position. Before the host connects to Bluetooth GPS, Bluetooth GPS must be turned on: the LED indicator indicates that the status indicator is blue (left) and flashes once every second; Green (middle) is always on (before the position is fixed); Yellow/red (right) is not lit (fully charged). Note: Figure 5: In this user guide CD, it is explained in detail. Pdf file is introduced. Please refer to the usage wizard below. Fig. 6 shows the state that the Bluetooth GPS has been connected to the host. For example, this picture shows that Bluetooth GPS has been connected to the host computer. (Figure 6) Step 3: Open the GPS map software. When using PDA, open and use GPS/ map application software: n Make sure that your Bluetooth GPS is connected to the Bluetooth device of the host. Open the host's GPS/ map application software and enter the GPS/ map operation interface. In the use wizard of GPS/ map applications, you can easily refer to its contents to learn how to use all GPS/ map applications. When you use an external optional antenna in the car, its connection will block the transmission of satellite signals. First find the interface of the external antenna, and then insert the external antenna into the interface, as shown in Figure 7. Put the external antenna on the roof of the car, or put it in front of the car where it does not block the driver's sight. Please use the external antenna specified by EMTAC. Using other antennas will greatly reduce the positioning accuracy and even destroy the receiver. Please refer to the Basic User's Guide (Figure 7) before using the external antenna. Please install the external antenna in advance before driving. Please do not operate the external antenna during exercise. The magnet is built in the bottom, which makes the optional external antenna easy to attach to the metal surface. Please be careful not to put it near objects with magnetic effect or magnetic field, such as floppy disks and mechanical watches with magnetic storage media. Operation of bluetooth GPS in fig. 2 and fig. 5, the indicator light indicates the working state of bluetooth equipment, and the indicating state of bluetooth GPS (green light) and electric quantity (yellow light/red light) will be introduced in detail below. Logo: The blue indicator light indicates that the Bluetooth device has been connected to the host computer, flashing 1 time per second-Bluetooth GPS is turned on, ready to connect. Blinking 2 times per second-Bluetooth GPS is connected to the host. Logo: the GPS status indicated by the green indicator light is always on: Bluetooth GPS has just been turned on, and it is being searched and located. Blinking: Bluetooth GPS is located. Sign: Yellow/red indicator light indicates the battery charge status. The red light is always on: the battery is low. The yellow light is always on: the battery is charging. Not bright; The battery is fully charged. Charging the built-in battery When the red indicator light is on, please plug the connector of the charger into the socket of Bluetooth GPS (as shown in "E" in Figure 2) to charge the built-in lithium battery. Please make the charger support Bluetooth GPS (see Figure 8). Fig. 8 Do not use other chargers to charge Bluetooth GPS. Troubleshooting some common faults 1. Sometimes, everything seems fine, but your Bluetooth GPS just can't connect to your PDA. You need to delete the Bluetooth GPS icon from the Bluetooth Manager and try to connect again. 2. Opening or closing applications in normal order will make your device connection work normally. Otherwise, sometimes you need to restart the PDA and Bluetooth GPS, and then try to connect. The only way to restart Bluetooth GPS is to turn it on and off. Don't forget the password. The password of Bluetooth GPS is "0 183". Note: Your Bluetooth GPS is a high-tech precision product, please pay attention to maintenance during use. The following recommendations include all maintenance measures. When using Bluetooth GPS and external antenna: n Do not put Bluetooth GPS and other accessories where children can reach them. N keep bluetooth GPS dry. Moisture, liquid and mineral deposits will corrode its connectors, housings, sockets and circuit boards. N Please use the special accessories provided. Unauthorized accessories, antennas, modifications or maintenance will lead to the destruction of Bluetooth GPS and infringe the invention patent of radio equipment. N Only use the special charger to charge the equipment. Using other chargers will destroy Bluetooth GPS and even lead to explosion. N Wipe the Bluetooth GPS with a clean dry cloth. Do not use corrosive cleaning agents, chemicals or detergents. N don't drop, shake, shake bluetooth GPS. Improper use will damage connectors, housings and built-in circuit boards. Dropping Bluetooth GPS by mistake will damage the connector and housing, resulting in damage or irreparability. N placing it in a rainy or high humidity environment, or splashing water on it, will cause damage or irreparable. N Don't put the Bluetooth GPS in a dusty place or an unclean environment. His moving parts, such as the jack and plug of the connector, will be damaged. Please don't put it in high temperature environment. High temperature will shorten the life of electronic components and melt the plastic surface. N In the car, the temperature of direct sunlight is not higher than 60℃ (140 F). Don't put it in a cold environment. When Bluetooth GPS starts preheating, the moisture accumulated in it will damage the circuit board. Please don't turn on Bluetooth GPS. Opening the device without permission will damage the Bluetooth GPS. N please don't smear it on the bluetooth GPS shell. It will block the index almanac data-analog/digital conversion active antenna-external antenna height-baud rate channel-channel rounding probability error-circular probability error C/n- carrier noise density ratio cold start-cold start constellation-constellation DB- decibel data-data elevation mask-sea level ellipse-ellipsoid-ephemeris-ephemeris geodetic coordinates-measurement coordinate GIS (Geographic Information System)-global positioning system hot start-hot start. Frequency -L65438Ce Availability (sa)- Selective Availability Spread Spectrum-Time of First Positioning Spread Spectrum (ttff)- First Positioning Triangulation-Coordinated Universal Time (UTC). -Hot Start Coordinated Universal Time-Semi-hot Start Wide Area Augmentation System (WAAS)- Wide Area Augmentation System World Geodetic System 1984(WGS 84)- World Geodetic System 1984.