Dual XGPS190, Руководство пользователя

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pear as
XGPS190-xxxxxx
in the list of devices
on the iPod touch/iPad/iPhone screen. (The
last 6 digits are part of the XGPS190 Bluetooth
ID and will be different for each unit.) The word
Misc
may also appear momentarily before
XGPS190-xxxxxx
appears.
• Tap
XGPS190-xxxxxx
in the list of devices
to connect to it. The words “Not Connected”
will disappear and be replaced by the spinning
cursor.
• After a few seconds, “Not Connected” will
change to “Connected”. The blue LED on the
XGPS190 will blink rapidly for a few seconds
and then stay illuminated, confirming the two
devices have successfully paired and are com-
municating.
• The iPad/iPhone/iPod touch may then display
a message saying “ Application Not Installed:
This accessory requires an application you do
not have installed .” Despite what the message
implies, the XGPS190 is ready to use with
your iPad, iPhone or iPod touch and you
do not need to download anything to make
the XGPS190 work. We do recommend that
you download a free app from the iTunes store,
called the ADS-B Status Tool , which shows
you detailed information about the XGPS190
(device status & battery charge level and the
signal reception). Tap “Yes” to be redirected to
the iTunes store to download this app, or “No” to
download it later. The
ADS-B Status Tool
app
is a completely optional download.
Pairing the XGPS190 with an Android device
(NOTE: these instructions were written using An-
droid OS version 4.4 and may be different if you
are using a different version of the Android OS.)
• Turn on the XGPS190. The blue Bluetooth
status light on the XGPS190 will start blinking
slowly (about once per second).
• On the Android device go to:
Settings->General->Developer Options
and enable the option for
Allow mock loca-
tions
. This will let the Android device use GPS
information from an external device like the
XGPS190.
• On the Android device go to:
Settings->Connections->
Network Connections
and turn on Bluetooth.
• Tap “
Scan
” and the Android device will begin
looking for available Bluetooth devices.
• After a few seconds, the word
XGPS190-
xxxxxx
will appear in the list of devices. (Note:
the last 6 digits are part of the XGPS190 Blue-