Open the BT Manager and go to "Devices" add "New Partnership"; choose your GPS receiver. Then click "COM Ports" and add "New Outgoing Port", chose your GPS receiver and choose COM Port (as default the one selected should be fine).

Before you launch NDrive, please open the bluetooth Manager of your Pocket PC in order to create a Bluetooth bond with your GPS receiver. Enter Passkey 0000 for Wireless GPS. If you use another Bluetooth GPS receiver, please contact its manufacturer for the Bluetooth passkey.

There's no need to manually configure NDrive for Symbian Phones to work with bluetooth GPS receivers. Once you launch the program a GPS device will be automatically paired with your phone.

We have tested Bluetooth GPS receivers using both the SiRf Star II and SiRf Star III chipsets. Bluetooth GPS receivers using the SiRf Star II chip tend to be slightly more accurate while receivers using the SiRf Star III chip tend to be quite a bit more sensitive allowing users to gain stronger signals indoors or moving vehicles. Models from Royaltek, Globalsat, and Holux have all proved to work well. In particular the following receivers have been tested by the development team:

Yes, it is a generic GPS device that supports the NMEA protocol and can be used with all Bluetooth enabled devices like laptops and PDA's.

Most mobile phones are currently unable to connect to two Bluetooth devices simultaneously, i.e. they can only communicate with either the Bluetooth GPS or the Bluetooth headset/hands-free. Therefore, you cannot generally use a wireless hands-free set while navigating. However, a limited number of Bluetooth headsets that can connect to two devices are available, for example the Bluetooth car kit Parrot CK3000 which works well with the Nokia 6630.

Make sure to install AGEphone Version 1.32 or above. If you wish to move AGEphone to your secondary display, drag the window while holding down the shift key.

NDrive develops the latest navigation software to bring GPS data and up-to-date map information together in a way that works perfectly with today's portable devices. Note: some athermic heat-reflecting windscreens and built-in windscreen heaters block GPS signal reception inside the car.

If you're interested in finding more information about Global Positioning Systems, check out GPS: The New Navigation by PBS. They have an excellent Shockwave and/or web page that explains how GPS works!

Yes. One concern for mobile computing users is power consumption. Bluetooth radios are very low power, drawing as little as 0.3mA in standby mode and 30mA during sustained data transmissions. Bluetooth radios alternate among power-saving modes in which device activity is lowered to maximize the mobile power supply.

If the Windows Mobile 5.0 Pocket PC is not connected to its charger while not in use, the battery may discharge when left powered off overnight due to continuous ActiveSync attempts to make a connection. Click here for instructions of how to disable this ActiveSync property.

ActiveSync 4.0, the most current synchronization software for faster management and transfer of information on your PC server Will MS Active Sync 4.0 work on non MS Windows Mobile version 5.0? MS Active Sync 4.0 is backwards compatible to previous releases. However, ActiveSync 3.8 and earlier will not work with the MS Windows Mobile 5.0 operating system. (i.e. all Pocket PC 2002 / 2003 devices plus Windows Mobile 2003 SE devices will all work with Active Sync 4.0) Note: Microsoft Active Sync 4.

The upgrade will be made available in English in late winter 2005 and languages will roll-out as available. Yes, you will be able to go to HP support and drivers website and download the latest shipping ROM of your product.

Users wishing to connect to Exchange using non-supported devices will need the following configuration information:

No. Please see your device manufacturer or service provider for operating system installation and upgrade information.

PocketWizard supports all released Windows Mobile devices including Pocket PC 2003, Pocket PC 2002, Pocket PC 2000, H/PC 2000, Palm-size PC, H/PC Pro. You must sign the generated setup programs to distribute it for Windows Mobile 5. Every setup package is generated for a specific processor (ARM, MIPS, SH3, SH4 or X86) and can be run only on Windows Mobile devices based on this processor. This rule is also true for cab files, because each cab file is built for a specific processor.

A4P is installed to a Windows Mobile device by downloading and running a CAB file on the device. The CAB file may be downloaded to the device over the air through the device's web browser or by moving the file to the device through ActiveSync. Prior to installing A4P, please ensure that you have .NET Compact Framework 2.0 and SQL Server 2005 Mobile Edition installed on the device.

Bluetooth technology employs a technique called frequency hopping to constantly change the frequency at which it sends data, reducing interference with wireless devices like wireless LAN’s, cordless landline phones. Noise Interference can occur if the Bluetooth device is used in close proximity with a microwave. Check if there are any such devices in the surroundings, and if so keep the distance between the V12 and such devices to at least 5 - 10m.

Time and lack of a sample Magellan GPS to work with. Magellan receivers will hopefully be directly supported at some point in the future. For now, you can download the free open source program called MacGPSBabel which downloads waypoints and tracklogs from Garmin and Magellan GPS receivers. Use MacGPSBabel to download and save your waypoints as a GPX file and then open this file with Terrabrowser.

Purchase of DirectRoute entitles you to use it with a single GPS receiver. You are free to define any map area you want to use on your receiver, and to change from one mapped area to any other you define. You can also load mapped areas to multiple memory cards to use on your GPS receiver. Each time you prepare a map for use on your unit, the map will be set to work only on your unit.

Although the GPS system was initially created as a means of supporting the navigational and positioning requirements of the military, it has entered our personal lives and will become a more and more indispensable aid to personal navigation. All those in aviation and shipping, from pleasure trips to all commercial and military cruising, sailing and flying

The StarDate GPS Adapter will work with any NMEA 0183 compliant GPS receiver that has a serial (RS-232) port and generates $GPRMC sentences. You will need to supply a "PC adapter cable" for your GPS receiver, to connect it to the RS-232 connector on the StarDate GPS Adapter. Please check with your GPS receiver's manufacturer for availability of a PC serial cable for your particular receiver.

FDE is an algorithm that monitors the accuracy and reliability of GPS signals, detects erroneous GPS data, and excludes that data from the active navigation solution. Unlike Receiver Autonomous Integrity Monitoring (RAIM), which will terminate GPS navigation if signal integrity is compromised, FDE actively enables the pilot to continue navigating with GPS technology.

RAIM is a software algorithm that is available in some GPS receivers which gives an indication if the position accuracy of the GPS receiver is suitable for use. The RAIM availability (or ability of a GPS receiver to provide a RAIM warning) is dependent on the number of satellites available or in view by the GPS receiver. A minimum of five satellites is required to provide a RAIM warning.

the time of launch of the Microsoft Windows Mobile 5.0 Operating system, many of the accessories and software do work with the new operating system. If you experience any difficulty with a third party software or accessory, check the third partyâ??s website for a driver update.

The MS Windows Mobile Version 5.0 and MS ActiveSync 4.0 are included in the upgrade ROM. HP software which consists of updates to support the new operating system as well as key software deliverables to support your product is also included.

MS Active Sync 4.0 is backwards compatible to previous releases. However, ActiveSync 3.8 and earlier will not work with the MS Windows Mobile 5.0 operating system. (i.e. all Pocket PC 2002 / 2003 devices plus Windows Mobile 2003 SE devices will all work with Active Sync 4.0) Note: Microsoft Active Sync 4.0 supports all current Microsoft operating systems except Windows 98 SE and Windows ME Will HP support MS Windows Mobile 5.