Where's the GPS Satellite Status display?

Published by Steve Litchfield at 15:55 UTC, April 14th 2008

Question:

Q. When I upgraded to Nokia Maps 2.0, I lost the ability to display 'Satellite status'. How can I see the individual satellite signals again? 

Answer:

A. The original satellite display, with the numeric Ids of each satellite, the individual signal strengths and whether each was being used in a position fix (i.e. a solid bar, rather than a hollow one), can still be found by going into the 'GPS data' application (often found in 'Tools>Connectivity', but its location may vary, depending on your device), choosing 'Position' and then 'Options>Satellite status'.



 

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Platforms: S60 3rd Edition

Categories: Applications

Discussion

cherry99
Hi
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Thanks for your future help.
nartina14
Nice job! It's really nice link that you have shared with us.
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moone
you can fine some information on google
expt
You can get an SWM LNB but has stopped installing them due to cold weather problems. You could still buy one on e Bay instead and The only way is to go with a SWM and which can be either in the some mo-dual.
Vczxsd
GPS or Global Positioning System is a satellite navigation system. More than 24 satellites broadcast timing signals that allows the GPS receiver to determine the latitude, longitude and altitude of an object. GPS Satellite Tracking can be used to navigate vehicles and ships in any weather at any time on any part of the planet.

GPS Satellite Tracking is an indispensable tool that is used for map-making, land surveying and navigation. It provides a precise time reference that is vitally important for scientific research as well as telecommunications. These amazing devices can judge the position, speed and altitude with a high level of accuracy.
14620561
Thankiossk Cool!

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