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USER MANUAL AD-850 Adapt

adapt® AD-850 4G-thermal GPS with Data-Log function

AD-850 Bluetooth GPS Receiver with Data Logger

User's Manual

Contents

Introduction 3

Product Features 3

Applications 4

1. Inside the box 4
2. Getting to know your device 4
3. Automatic Power-Off Function and LED status 5

3.1 Automatic Power-Off Function 5

3.2 LED status 5

1. Getting Started 6

4.1. Fully charged battery 6
4.2. Turn on Receiver 6
4.3. Connect to Bluetooth-Enabled Device 6
4.4. Connect to your Navigation Software 6

1. PDA Configuration 6

5.1. Activate Bluetooth function of your PDA 7
5.2. Activate Bluetooth Manager & Establish New Connections 7

1. Bluetooth Configuration setup with PC connection 8
2. Data Logger Configuration setup with PC connection 13

7.1 Configuration Setting 15
7.2. Status 17

7.3. Read Logger data 18
7.4. Clear memory of data logger 19
7.5. Transfer data to Google Earth 20

1. Specifications 23

8.1. GPS Performance 23
8.2. Data Logger Specifications 23

8.3. Bluetooth specification 23
8.4. External Interface 24
8.5. Physical Dimensions 24
8.6. Environmental Characteristics 24
8.7. Power Characteristics 24

1. Troubleshooting 25

9.1. Poor GPS Signal 26

Introduction

Thank you for choosing the Adapt AD850, based on a 44 channel satellite search and an extremely high sensitivity (-159dBm) GPS chipset giving the most accurate position fix. Featuring a unique data logger function to track your journeys positions and routes using free Google Earth maps. The Adapt AD-850 comes compact and durable with a small removable and rechargeable battery, it is well suited for host system integration such as PDA, Smart phone, Laptop, PC and any other Bluetooth enabled device.

Product Features

1. 44-channel and -159dBm high receiving sensitivity and fast position fix GPS chipset.
2. Superior receiving sensitivity for urban canyon and foliage environment.
3. Bluetooth interface connection for host systems
4. Up to 10 meters Bluetooth operating distance
5. Three colour LED display to indicate the battery status and Bluetooth connection
6. Long battery operating time of more than 20 hours.
7. Total data log recordings of 120000 positions. The AD-850 will record 41.6 days in continuous use if you select every 30 seconds to make a recording.

Applications

• PC, PDA and smart phone navigation
- Fleet management
• Automotive vehicle tracking
• Outdoor sports navigation
• Geographic surveying

1. Inside the box

• 1 unit of AD850
  • 1 unit of Car Charger
  • 1 unit of User Manual with CD User Manual
• 1 x neck strap
  • 2 year warranty card (www.adapt-mobile.com click on support)

2. Getting to know your device

Power button Power signal (Red) Satellite signal (Green) Bluetooth signal (Blue)

3. Automatic Power-Off Function

3.1 Automatic Power-Off Function

• When the Adapt AD-850 is turned on and there is no Bluetooth connection established (static blue LED), the AD850 will turn off the Bluetooth part automatically after 10 minutes to save power consumption. However, the GPS data logger (Green LED) will stay on to record your position data.
• When the Adapt AD-850 is linked with a Bluetooth device (flashing blue LED) but the battery is low (flashing Red LED), the AD850 will automatically turn off after 30 minutes to conserve power.
• When the Adapt AD-850 is powered with a low battery the AD850 will show a flashing Red LED and will be unable to connect to any Bluetooth devices. The AD850 will turn off after 5 minutes.

3.2 LED status

- Green LED

Conditions	GPS fix	GPS non-fix
Data log disable Flash ON one time Flash dark one time for every 3 seconds for every 3 seconds
Data log enable Flash ON one time Flash dark one time for every 5 seconds for every 5 seconds
Data log enable and memory full	Flash ON two times for every 5 seconds for every 5 seconds	Flash dark two times for every 5 seconds

• Red LED Charging and low battery status indicator
- Blue LED Static ON: No Bluetooth device linked Flashing: Link with PC or PDA

4. Getting Started

4.1. Fully charge the battery

Insert the battery. Charge the battery for at least eight hours before first use.

4.2. Turn on Receiver

Switch ON the Power Button (fig 1.0), GPS LED indicates green light, and the Bluetooth LED indicates blue flashing light.

4.3. Connect to Bluetooth-Enabled Device

From your Bluetooth-Enabled device open the Bluetooth application software to search for the AD850 and then connect it to your device. If connection is successful, the Bluetooth LED will blink twice every 3 seconds. (Pin code may be required during configuration. Code=0000)

4.4. Connect to your Navigation Software

Start the application. Make sure the application is set for the COM port that your Bluetooth-Enable device will use for serial communication. Now you should be ready to use your Navigation software. Refer to user documents that came with software. More confi gurations may be necessary.

5. PDA Configuration

5.1 Activate Bluetooth function of your PDA

Prior to activating the Bluetooth function of your PDA, make sure the device is equipped with Bluetooth function, and the driver software has been installed.

1. Click To Turn Bluetooth ON 2. Go into Bluetooth Manager

5.2. Activate Bluetooth Manager & Establish New Connections.

(illustrations using HP iPAQ 4150 PDA)

First you must open the "Bluetooth Manager" on your pocket pc.

(See figure 1.2)

Bluetooth Manage 11:38 Bluetooth My Shortcuts Tap New to access other devices via Bluetooth My Shortcuts Active Connections New Tools View 4. Select This Connection Wizard 11:38 Bluetooth Connection Wizard Explore a Bluetooth device Discover the services another device others and create connection shortcuts for them. Connect to Internet via phone Access the Internet with a Bluetooth enabled mobile phone. ActiveSync via Bluetooth Setup an ActiveSync partnership with a Bluetooth enabled computer. 5. Click Next 3. Click New Next

Fig 1.3

At this point, the Bluetooth GPS connection has been successfully activated when the Bluetooth LED fl ashes twice every 3 seconds on the AD850, indicating that Bluetooth GPS and the PDA connection are in progress.

Connection Wizard Bluetooth Connection Wizard Explore a Bluetooth device AD850 Cancel Back Next View 7. Select "BSP" Bluetooth Connection Wizard Explore a Bluetooth device AD850 Service Selection Bluetooth Serial Port Please select the service(s) offered by this device you would like to create connection Region, encrypted connection Cancel Back Next

Fig 1.4

Fig 1.5

Connection Wizard Bluetooth Connection Wizard Explore a Bluetooth device AD650 —Shortcuts created Connector shortcut(s) for the service(s) you selected were successfully created. To connect: From the Bluetooth "Manager 'My Connectors' screen, double-tap the connection. Or tap-and-hold the connection icon and select 'Connect' from the menu, Finish 9. Finish Setting Bluetooth Manage Bluetooth My Shortcuts AD650 10. Click To Connect My Shortouts Active Connections New Tools View

Fig 1.5

6. Bluetooth confi guration setup with PC connection

Here is a sample to show you how to connect the AD-850 with your PC, also for software installation and a basic function test.

1) You must make sure that your PC has a Bluetooth interface in order to pair with the AD-850. If not you can purchase a Bluetooth adapter for your PC, please seek advice from your PC manufacturer for compatible Bluetooth adapters.
2) Check your Bluetooth manager to see if a Bluetooth Serial Port Profile like this exists:

Bluetooth Configuration General | Accessibility | Discovery | Local Services | Client Applicatons | Hardware | Specify how this computer will access services on other Bluetooth devices. Double-click an application name to set its security and edit its properties. Application Name Secure Connection COM Port Human Interface Device Not Required Printer Not Required Headset Not Required PIM Synchronization Required Fax Required File Transfer Required PIM Item Transfer Required Dial-up Networking Required Network Access Required Bluetooth Serial Port Required COM4 Properties... Add COM port Delete COM port OK Cancel Apply Help

Fig 1.6

Note: this sample is for your reference only. The screen may vary between different models of Bluetooth manager software.

3) If not found, please create a Bluetooth serial port.

To configure a Bluetooth serial port do the following:

Bluetooth Properties General Windows (Internal: IIS) Static Automatic Secure Connection COM Port: COM4 Please uncheck the secure connection OK Cancel Apply

Fig 1.7

4) If one already exists, then please check the content. Some Bluetooth devices will enable the secure connection. Make sure you uncheck the 'secure connection' box (see figure 1.7).

5) Power on your AD-850. If the battery is fully charged, you should see two LED lights: the static Blue LED means Bluetooth is activated and waiting for connection. Another static Green LED shows that GPS receiver has started and is acquiring positioning information.

6) Open 'My Bluetooth Places', there will be no devices shown at first.

My Bluetooth Places File Edit View Bluetooth Favorites Tools Help Back Search Folders Address My Bluetooth Places Go Bluetooth Tasks Bluetooth Setup Wizard View My Bluetooth services View devices in range View or modify configuration Shows Bluetooth devices that currently can be accessed.

Fig 1.8

7) Click the [View devices in range] and you should find the AD-850 [Bluetooth GPS] as shown in Figure 1.9:

My Bluetooth Places\Entire Bluetooth Neighborhood File Edit View Bluetooth Favorites Tools Help Back Search Folders Address My Bluetooth Places\Entire Bluetooth Neighborhood Go Bluetooth Tasks Bluetooth Setup Wizard View My Bluetooth services Search for devices in range View or modify configuration AD850 Unknown: Major(31), Microsoft The search for devices has finished

Fig 1.9

8) Right click on the icon, select 'Discover Available Services' (see figure 2.0)

My Bluetooth Places / Entire Bluetooth Neighborhood File Edit View Bluetooth Favorites Tools Help Back Search Folders Address My Bluetooth Places/Entire Bluetooth Neighborhood Go Bluetooth Tasks Bluetooth Setup Wizard View My Bluetooth services Search for devices in ranges View or modify configuration Establish Passing Discover services Explore Open Discover Available Services Par Device Paste Properties

Fig 2.0

9) You should find the service SPP slave, right click and select 'Connect to Bluetooth Serial Port' (see figure 2.1):

My Bluetooth Places\Entire Bluetooth Neighborhood\Bluetooth GPS File Edit View Bluetooth Favorites Tools Help Back Search Folders Address My Bluetooth Places\Entire Bluetooth Neighborhood\Bluetooth GPS Go Bluetooth Tasks Connect to Bluetooth Serial Port Discover services Status Other Places Create Shortcut Desktop Properties My Computer

Fig 2.1

10) Then, the following message will be shown:

Connecting... Status: Connecting SPP slave on AD850 ......

11) And the successful connection message will be shown:

SPP slave The Bluetooth serial port COM4 is now configured to connect to the device AD850 The Application that will use this connection must be configured to use COM4 The application may be started at any time. □ Do not display this message again OK

12) Back to the Bluetooth service view, you should see the icon changed to [Connected] (see figure 2.2)

My Bluetooth Places: Entire Bluetooth Neighborhoods Access My Event iMnages iNetBluetooth iNew and iNetBluetooth info Go Random Traffic Farmer Networks Other Places Farmin My Computer

Fig 2.2

13) You can create a short-cut to allow for easy connection next time you pair the device with your Pc (see fi gure 2.3 and fi gure 2.4)

My Bluetooth Places: Lator Bluetooth Newborn/100 MHz File Edit Grow Breakthrough Features Tech Ech Jack Search Slides Address My Bluetooth YoungEnter Bluetooth Newborn/100 MHz .75 Bluetooth's Audio Connect us video Other Places Create Specific Properties Detects Bluetooth Serial port Shares Create Specific Properties Device: Bluetooth GPS

Fig 2.3

My Bluetooth Places Created connection shortcut "AD850" The shortcut will appear at the top level folder in 'My Bluetooth Places'. Do not display this message again OK

Fig 2.4

14) You will see the shortcut you have just created (fi gure 2.5):

My Bluetooth Places File Edit View Bluetooth Favorites Tools Help Back Search Folders Address My Bluetooth Places Go Bluetooth Tasks Bluetooth Setup Wizard View My Bluetooth services View devices in range View or modify configuration AD850 AD850 Connected: COMA Other Places My Bluetooth Places

Fig 2.5

7. Data Logger Configuration setup with PC connection

Here is a sample to show you how to read the data logger recorder from the AD850.

Note: Please make sure you are using the correct Bluetooth driver which is provided from your Bluetooth manufacturer. Some unpredicted problems could occur if you use the wrong driver for your Bluetooth dongle.

Put your AD850 next to the Bluetooth dongle/Pc within 30 cm range to prevent any interference from other Bluetooth device. If you have a special requirement for longer distance, please contact Adapt technical support for more help. www.adapt-mobile.com

1) First, connect the AD850 to your PC with a Bluetooth interface. Please refer to Item 6 for more details. Copy all data logger program files from the CD to your PC into a directory. You will see this window in you PC (figure 2.6)

AutoCAD File Edit View Favorites Book Help Back Search Folders File and Folder Tools Movie icon folder Publishing a folder online Edit Share the folder Log Shytras-81 Other Places jogms My Documents Shared Documents My Computer My Network Places Details

Fig 2.6

2) Double click the "Log" program.

Log Port COM4 Baud. S7605 Connect

Fig 2.7

3) Select the correct port (which is provided by Bluetooth SPP link) and 57600 baud rate. Then click "Connect" (see figure 2.7)

4) You will see the NMEA data. This means log program is linked successfully with the AD850. (see figure 2.8)

$GPRMC,120054.000,V,0000.0000,N,00000.0000,E,000.0,000.0,280606,,N*7E□ $GPGGA,120055.000,0000.0000,N,00000.0000,E,0.00,0.0,0.0,M,,,,,0000*OE□ $GPGSA,A,1,,,,,,,0.0,0.0,0.0*30□ $GPRMC,120055.000,V,0000.0000,N,00000.0000,E,000.0,000.0,280606,,N*7F□ $GPGGA,120056.000,0000.0000,N,00000.0000,E,0.00,0.0,0.0,M,,,,,0000*OE□ $GPGSA,A,1,,,,,,,0.0,0.0,0.0*30□ $GPRMC,120056.000,V,0000.0000,N,00000.0000,E,000.0,000.0,280606,,N*7C□

Fig 2.8

7.1 Configuration Setting

1) Setting parameters for data logger.

2) Total record is 120000 recorders. If you select for every 30 seconds to take a recording, it will record 41.6 days continuous use.

3) Select Log---Log Confi - gure (see fi gure 2.9)

4) Max time: seconds, select the time for each position to be recorded (see figure 3.0)

5) Max distance: set the distance for each position to be recorded (see figure 3.0)

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Fig 2.9

6) Max speed: set the speed at which each position is recorded (see figure 3.0)
7) Min time: set the minimum time to make a recording. Zero means record every second. (see figure 3.0)
8) Min distance: record time period. Zero means record for each movement (see figure 3.0)
9) Min speed: will not record if speed less than this setting. Zero means record for speed bigger than zero. (see figure 3.0)
10) Data Log: Enable/Disable, Enable or disable data log function, (see figure 3.0).

Note: you may want to do this to conserve the battery power. However, the data log function is very energy efficient and should not effect the battery period dramatically.

11) Default setting is as follows.

Log Configure Control This is a request message which will request the GPS receiver to set the configuration of the log logging. max time: 3600 min time: 0 max distance: 100 min distance: 0 max speed: 100 min speed: 0 Data log: Enable Setting Cancel

Fig 3.0

12) Click "Setting" button.

The 'Log Confi gure Control Successful' text will appear in the bottom table confi rming the control settings. (see fi gure 3.1)

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Fig 3.1

7.2 Status

1) Read Status of data logger
2) Select Log---Log Status (see figure 3.2)

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Fig 3.2

3) Sector Left: 253/255, total memory 255 sector, 253 is empty

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7.3 Read logger data

1) Read logger data form AD850.
2) Select Log---Log Read (figure 3.3)

Log Log Read Log Configure Log Clear Log Status Log Decompress Baud. 87900 Close $GPR.MC,120944.000,V,0000.0000,N,00000.0000,E,0,00,0,0,0,M,...,0000*04□ $GPGGA,120945.000,0000.0000,N,00000.0000,E,0,00,0,0,0,M,...,0000*05□ $GPIGSA,A,1,...,......,0,0,0,0,0*30□ $GPR.MC,120945.000,V,0000.0000,N,00000.0000,E,0,00,0,0,0,M,...,N*77□

Fig 3.2

3) Type a fi le name for data logger record. Example: "03252007" (see fi gure 3.4)

Save As Save in: AD85D GPS Log SkyTraq.dll My Recent Documents Desktop My Documents My Computer My Network File path: 03252007 Save as type: ALL Files (*.*) Save Cancel

Fig 3.4

4) Wait for between 5-10 minutes depending on how many recordings you have. If you use the wrong Bluetooth driver in your PC, some problems may occur.

Wait for log read Retrieve Log data #0 sector #258 entry Cancel

Once the reading is successful then a box will display 'log read is completed' as shown above.

Wait for log read Log read is completed! Cancel

7.4 Clear memory of data logger

1) Select Log---Log Clear (see fig 3.5)

The box below will read 'log clear control successful' open completion of clearing the total log data.

Log Log Read Log Configure Log Clear Log Status Log Decompress Baud. 57600 Close $GPRMC,120337.000,V,0000.0000,N,00000.0000,E,000.0,000.0,290606,.,N*79□ $GPGGA,120338.000,0000.0000,N,00000.0000,E,000.0,0.0,M,.,,0000*0A□ $GPGSA,A,1,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,.,,. $GPRMC,120338.000,V,0000.0000,N,00000.0000,E,000.0,0.0.0.290606,.,N*77□

Fig 3.5

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7.5 Transfer data to Google Earth

1) Select Log---Log Decompress (see fig 3.6)

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Fig 3.6

2) Select the data file which you read from AD850. Example:03252007.log. And Click Save. (see fig 3.7)

Save As Save In: AD850 My Recent Documents Desktop My Documents My Computer My Network GPS Log SkyTreq.dll File name: 03252007 Save as type: ALL Files (*.*) Save Cancel

Fig 3.7

3) It will create a *.KML file in your directory. Example: 03252007.KML

4) Run Google Earth program. (www.google-earth.com to download the program.)

Log ! Decompress is completed! 确定

5) Select

Google Earth File Edit View Tools Add Help Search Fly To Find Businesses Directions Fly to e.g., Hotels near JFK Places My Places Schlossing Select this finder and click on the 'Play' button below, to sta... Temporary Places Layers View: Core Primary Database Terrain Geographic Web start Google Earth © 2007 Europa Technologies Image NASA. Google Pointer: 38°57'33.80" N 95°15'55.74" W Streaming 100% Eye all 6835.70 mi

Google Earth File Edit View Tools Add Help Open Ctrl+O Save Revert Email Share / Post View in Google Maps Ctrl+Alt+M Print... Ctrl+P Server Log Out Exit Places My Places Sittinging Select this folder and click on the 'Play' button below, to sta Temporary Places Layers View: Core Primary Database Terrain Geographic Web start Google Earth © 2007 Europa Technologies Image NASA. Pointe: 38°57'33.80" N 95°15'55.74" W Streaming 100% Eye all 6835.70 ml

6) The recorded path will show on Google Earth.
7) You can use trajectory to active or hide your path.

Google Earth Open Look in: AD050 My Recent Documents Desktop My Documents My Computers My Network Places File name: 03252007.logg Files of type: Google Earth ("kuni" "kazz" eta" ini) Open Cancel Layers View: Core Primary Database Terrain Georgetown start Google Earth © 2007 Europa Technologies Google

Google Earth File Edit View Tools Add Help Search Fly To Find Businesses Directions Fly to e.g., 37 25'19.1"N, 122 05'08"W Places Startboxing Select this folder and click on the 'Play' button below, to sta Temporary Places Trisledory Plot Your Traveling Path Layers Views Core Primary Database Terrain Copyright Web start Google Earth © 2007 Europa Technologies Image © 2007 DigitalGlobe Google 确定

8. Specifications

8.1 GPS Performance

1. Processed Channels : Track up to 44 satellites.
2. Update rate : 1 second.

3. Acquisition time : Reacquisition, 0.1 sec., averaged
   : Hot start, 1 sec., averaged Note 1
   : Warm start, 38 sec., averaged
   : Cold start, 42 sec., averaged

4. Accuracy : Position, 5-10 m CEP Note 2

: Time, 1 microsecond synchronized GPS time

1. Dynamic Conditions : Altitude, 18,000 meters (60,000 feet) max

: Velocity, 515 meters / second (1000 knots) max

: Acceleration, 4 G max

: Jerk, 20 meters / second cubic, max

1. Datum : WGS-84

2. Sensitivity : -159dBm

Note 1: Outdoor-clear sky situation

Note 2: Measured over 24 hours

8.2 B Data logger Specifications

1. Up to 120K data records
2. Log data export for Google Earth and track maker
3. Programmable data log interval: time, distance, and velocity
4. Log data download by Bluetooth wireless connection, 10 meters distance.

8.3 Bluetooth Specification

1. Port type : compatible with Bluetooth 1.2 serial port profi le (SSP)
2. Transmitter power : class 2

3. Transmission range : up to 10 meters

4. Frequency range : 2402 MHz \~ 2483.5 MHz

5. Hopping channel : 79
6. Modulation : GFSK
7. Receiver sensitivity : -80dBm (typical)

8.4 External Interface

1. Connection : Bluetooth 1.2 serial port profi le (SSP)
2. Protocol : Default -- NMEA 0183 format with command set (GPGGA, GPGSA, GPGSV, GPVTG, GPRMC)
3. Baud rate : 57600

8.5 Physical Dimension

Dimension : 77 (L) x 43 (W) x 17.6 (H) (mm) Weight : 55 g (with battery)

8.6 Environmental Characteristics

Operating temperature : -10 °C to +60 °C Storage temperature : -20 °C to +70 °C Battery charging temperature : 0°C to +40 °C Humidity range : 5% \~ 95% no condensing

8.7 Power Characteristics

Input voltage : 5V DC Battery : Rechargeable Li-ion battery Operating time : 20 hours at battery full charged condition

9. Troubleshooting

Error/Problem

Cause

Trouble

shooting

Can not find the Incorrect installation or Check if Bluetooth GPS

GPS device through low battery Receiver is installed

Bluetooth interface properly, and confirm the

battery level is suitable

(static Blue and Green LED

and no Red LED blinking)

Unable to connect

through Bluetooth

your PDA's user manual for

Configuration incorrect

to re-install. Or refer to

Please refer section 5.2

configuration.

Fail to open COM Port

or the COM port is

adopted by other

software.

Or check if there is any

Bluetooth manager is

not configured properly,

settings, close the

software that uses COM

ports and try again.

Please check your

Bluetooth manager

password protection.

(code - 0000)

No NMEA code

(GPS data flow)

mode if you stop input connect GPS receiver

for a few minutes. again.

Bluetooth interface will

be reset in such case.

(2) Wrong baud rate/

com port setting.

(3) Bluetooth

(1) Some PC/PDA will

enter the power saving

connect GPS receiver

again.

(2) Correct with right

baud rate & com port.

(3) Re-connect Bluetooth

interrupted

(1) Disable the power

saving mode, try to

device.

Error/Problem

Cause

Trouble

shooting

Unstable GPS signal (1) degraded by anti- place on car roof or sunlight fi lm with stick to windscreen receiver placed inside car

(2) some cases described in sec 8.1

Poor GPS signal (1) Solar Storm effect NA (2) Atmosphere turbulences

(3) SA ON by USA military.

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9.1 Poor GPS Signal

It is possible unable to receive GPS signal or signal low in these places:

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Inside the tunnel, GPS signal is blocked.

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Covers above, GPS signal is blocked.

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Inside buildings, GPS signal is blocked.

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Beside some buildings, GPS signal is disturbed.

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In the forests, or too much overhead foliage can disturb the signal.

If you use the AD850 Bluetooth GPS Receiver inside the car, some anti-sun-light windscreen film will make the GPS signal decrease or can even cause a loss of signal.

GPS satellites are owned by the American military; sometimes they will tune-down the accuracy for some reason. In such cases, the GPS position may not fix exactly.

For any further questions or for help pairing your device please visit www.adapt-mobile.com and go to 'support'

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