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configure bluetooth GPS
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Subject: Re: configure bluetooth GPS
Date: Thu, 15 Feb 2007 09:04:21 -0800
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If you have a Cingular 8525 and a Blue Logger gps device, these
instructions got me going so that both Windows Live Search and Google
maps now work great:
http://delorme.com/support/supporttemplate.aspx?id=285
It was configuring the outgoing port that had me stymied - didn't know
I had to do that!
By the by, in the GPS mini-program (the one that let's multiple
devices use the device simultaneously), I have the hardware port at
COM 8 but the baud rate at 9600. Don't know if a different setting
would work, just thought I'd pass that along.
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