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[evgen25rus]

Hello!
Can you tell me if there is a GPS API on WinCE 6.0? (looked into Naviteln, he communicates with GPS through what YFCommux)
And dedicate another, which SDK to choose for development for CE 6.0? I have three installed - PocketPC 2003, WM5.0, WM6.0. Wednesday VS2008. Ideally, I would like the program to work on WinCE 6.0 devices and above - Windows Mobile.
In general, the task is to work with GPS and GPRS connection.
Thank!

[Malval]

evgen25rus,
if openMSDNthen at the very bottom are the requirements for the OS - "Windows Embedded CE 6.0 and later" and "Windows Mobile Version 5.0 and later". From here it turns out, if you want to get the most distributed product for a larger number of KMCs, you need to use WM5.0 SDK (on Windows Mobile), and if you need to squeeze out - the maximum of ryushchechki for only one specific device, you need to install the "extreme" version of the SDK (If Windows 6.5.3, then SDK 6.5.3).

[evgen25rus]

MalVal @ 08/30/2011, 15:32

If you open MSDN, then at the very bottom are the requirements for the operating system - "Windows Embedded CE 6.0 and later" and "Windows Mobile Version 5.0 and later". From here it turns out, if you want to get the most distributed product for a larger number of KMCs, you need to use WM5.0 SDK (on Windows Mobile), and if you need to squeeze out - the maximum of ryushchechki for only one specific device, you need to install the "extreme" version of the SDK (If Windows 6.5.3, then SDK 6.5.3).

Strange then ... My WinCE 6.0 based device is the GlobusGPS 800 auto navigator. I compile a program with the gpsapi library for it, and I made a simple GPSOpenDevice () call to import the function. So after that the program on the navigator does not start. It may be that the GPS API library is not installed on this device, although MSDN support is declared?

Pro SDK understood. I choose WM5.0. Thank :)

[-WOLF-]

evgen25rus,
Well so only one program can use GPS at the same time.

[evgen25rus]

[email protected], 19:39

Well so only one program can use GPS at the same time.

how so! And what's the point of the GPS API? I understand that Windows itself connects to a GPS receiver, and then distributes geo-data to all connected APIs ...

In general, this is not the case - after linking gpsapi.lib, the program on WinCE 6.0 does not start at all! It does not give an error.

[Malval]

evgen25rus,
Well, is there gpsapi.dll in the Windows folder?
And Google issues on GlobusGPS 800 - Windows CE Net 5.0. And in general, navigators usually put very trimmed versions of the axes (remember the good word OEM). Therefore, you still have to use the good old NMEA-protocol.

[evgen25rus]

MalVal @ 08/30/2011, 21:03

Well, is there gpsapi.dll in the Windows folder? And Google issues it on GlobusGPS 800 - Windows CE Net 5.0. And in general, navigators usually put very trimmed versions of the axes (remember the good word OEM). Therefore, you still have to use the good old NMEA-protocol.

I searched - I did not find such a dll! :(
This is in old releases version 5.0, I have a new one. and behind the sticker is Windows CE 6.0 Core. It turns out the manufacturer itself could cut OS?
Damn, it's not a problem for me to work directly with a COM port and NMEA. BUT the problem is monopoly access to the port. And any additional software - COM splitters fly off after the first reboot of the navigator (there data is stored only on an external flash drive).
The only hope for YFCommux, through which HH works. Maybe this is a built-in splitter?

hmm .... and if you copy gpsapi.dll yourself in windows /. Is this enough for the GPS API to work? Or is there another service somehow put?

PS: it turns out that the API functions for GPRS connections are most likely not built in ...

[Malval]

[email protected], 13:12

and rear sticker - Windows CE 6.0 Core

Well, you can stick anything, you need to look somewhere in the "System Information" in the settings (if there is one).

[email protected], 13:12

and if most copy gpsapi.dll in windows

You can certainly try, but there is little chance, and preferably the same with the WinCE6.0 navigator, not the WM5.0 communicator.

[email protected], 13:12

PS: it turns out that the API functions for GPRS connections are most likely not built in ...

also have to experiment.

[evgen25rus]

MalVal,
thank! now it is more or less clear where and how to move on. simply put - no API, solid Native: lol:

[kvv @ home]

No, most GPS API navigators. rather not so. Despite the statements, I have not yet met GPS api in any of the navigators.
Therefore, the WRM under wince works with ports and NMEA directly. And by the way, it is even more convenient.

[email protected], 14:12

it turns out that the API functions for GPRS connections are most likely not built in ...

forget about ConnectionManager =) it is promised in Ce 6.0 R3, but the navigators on this core are not done yet.
but for raising the Internet via GPRS, the RAS functions work fine



Posted on 08/31/2011, 11:03:

[email protected], 14:29

simply put - no API, solid Native

win api taxis))))

[evgen25rus]

kvv @ home @ 08/31/2011, 19:03

but for raising the Internet via GPRS, the RAS functions work fine

aha, I have already tested RAS - everything works :)

[ankazakov]

Why bother with GpsApi if you can easily open the port ??? The only time can be if you make a universal program with an at-port selection.

[evgen25rus]

[email protected], 15:03

Why bother with GpsApi if you can easily open the port ??? The only time can be if you make a universal program with an at-port selection.

what moro? I saw projects with GPS API - everything is very simple and beautiful. And to find-open-configure the port, create a stream for reading data from COM, parse the NMEA, properly scatter the events for synchronization (no data, stop, output to the screen, ...) ... bbr: lol: according to I have projects under win32. so I wanted to "medku" (gpsapi) to try :)

[__SherkhaN__]

Good day to all!
Guys, can you tell if you can make the software of the Windows CE navigator Android_om? The model of the navigator is not clear which one as there is nothing written on the case.
For earlier thanks to all!
That's all there is to it.

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[Azathtot]

WerxaN_9966,
Not. To begin with, there is not enough processor power, and the second one will all rest in the driver.

[Aleksandr-Kor88]

Hello guys, tell me how to flash Sigma mobile on windows CE6.0? there are maps of 2013, I throw in new maps, he doesn’t see them, help please, soon go over 1500 km and there is no navigator.

[nastenka999111]

Hey. Question to the experts. There is a device on Win CE. You need to create an exe or bat (but then compile it into exe) for your windows CE operating system. which will run another exe with a timer of 10 seconds

[dreamwait]

There is a device on Vince. GPS is not. What is the easiest way to connect it and is it really possible? There are external GPS on the com-port and USB.

[Azathtot]

Dreamwait @ 11.02.19, 04:36

There are external GPS on the com-port and USB.

Well and connect. Only third-party software will have to be used naturally.