MyFlyDream AAT, Manual

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MFD protocol contains more information
about the plane than VGPS mode.
You can use the ground station software
provided by MyFlyDream to check the
data. Currently it runs on
the J2ME platform (need JSR82 support).
The android version is also coming soon.
VGPS 1200bps
The AATDriver outputs data in GPS format
(only $GPGGA and $GPRMC sentence, a subset
of the NMEA 0813protocol).
With a variety of navigation software or
GPS software you can check the plane’s
track and coordinates.
VGPS mode has better compatibility with
most hardware and software.
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View flight information with your iPad:
1.
You must jailbreak your iPad to connect to the AATDriver.
2. Install the MotionX HD software.
3. Install the BTStack GPS software and connect the AATDriver after discover it
(make sure the AATDriver is in VGPS mode). The connection password is 1234.
The BTStack GPS should be able to correctly read coordinates from the
AATDriver.
4. Press the “HOME” key on iPad and then run the MotionX HD to check and
record the flight path data of the plane.
 The Android system has software similar to BTStackGPS to help connect
your cellphone to external Bluetooth GPS, e.g., BluetoothGps.
 Here are some screenshots of the MotionX running on the iPad:
 View flight information with the ground station software FDStation of the J2ME:
FDStation is a J2ME program. Your cellphone must be compatible with CLDC 1.1