by larry » Sat Dec 23, 2006 5:09 pm
ATSupport wrote:
You would need to go to a nice open air space and get your first GPS fix once, then the following fixes will be much easier within rough coverage area.
I have a new i415 starter kit and got it working. However, I can get an e825 message even when I am at the top of a hill with no obstruction around other than a two story house and trees. There is even line of site to the nearest tower, less than a mile away, for the phone side of things.
How can I get this error unless the phone itself has issues picking up the gps signals?
A highly technical answer is fine by me.
Also, once it did get a lock after about 5 min, the location is very inacurate, as much as 300 feet off the true location. And it moves around considerably. I thought the typical accuracy was much better, usually less than 100 feet off. A
m I supposed to be satisfied with 300 feet?
I bought this system to compare to VehiclePath, which seems to be much more accurate and does not have as many lock issues (but I like the user interface much better on AccuTracking, and the monthly cost is half that of VehiclePath). I am hoping to get help here, maybe even replace this phone, to give AccuTacking a fair chance.
Happy Hollidays!
[quote="ATSupport"]
You would need to go to a nice open air space and get your first GPS fix once, then the following fixes will be much easier within rough coverage area.[/quote]
I have a new i415 starter kit and got it working. However, I can get an e825 message even when I am at the top of a hill with no obstruction around other than a two story house and trees. There is even line of site to the nearest tower, less than a mile away, for the phone side of things.
[u]How can I get this error[/u] unless the phone itself has issues picking up the gps signals?
A highly technical answer is fine by me.
Also, once it did get a lock after about 5 min, the location is very inacurate, as much as 300 feet off the true location. And it moves around considerably. I thought the typical accuracy was much better, usually less than 100 feet off. A[u]m I supposed to be satisfied with 300 feet?[/u]
I bought this system to compare to VehiclePath, which seems to be much more accurate and does not have as many lock issues (but I like the user interface much better on AccuTracking, and the monthly cost is half that of VehiclePath). I am hoping to get help here, maybe even replace this phone, to give AccuTacking a fair chance.
Happy Hollidays!