GPS Middlets - GSM-Forum

naransula · 11-07-2004, 11:35

The purpose of this thread is to collect GPS-SL45 related midlets together. Here is a midlet from China;

sl45vietnam · 11-07-2004, 14:09

Is there any thing like that for sl45v56?

naransula · 11-07-2004, 17:19

it also works for sl45v56 :-)

lazioroma · 11-07-2004, 20:50

yes it wok kongps2.1

truhlik · 11-07-2004, 22:47

is this midlet also in other language?

sl45vietnam · 11-08-2004, 13:11

I've copy this java in my sl45v56, but when I run it, its values is not change although temp and position is change. Why?

lazioroma · 11-08-2004, 14:20

i have the same problem

naransula · 11-08-2004, 14:36

based on my experience there are two seperate parts within the midlet; (1) new coordinate registration and (2) seeing the location based on known coordinates. in the first part you should register the unknown CI on the map provided to you (you can change the map and in addition you can add new maps). in the second part you are allowed to see the location of the CI that you registered before. i only guessed the meaning of the menu items with trial and error. i don't know also Chinese

naransula · 12-27-2004, 23:26

I have re-compiled GPS6688 for English Version;

naransula · 12-28-2004, 19:17

some explanations on GPS6688.jar:

midlet consists of two parts;

(1) recording CIs (Cell Identities)
(2) viewing the location of the current CI

in order to employ these features you should add map of your area in to the storage folder as below;

edit gps6688.ini in order to define the name of the map. for example if you have map named as Ankara.bmp showing the road map of the city, you can define the map as following:

Definition you want to see in the midlet, Name of the bmp file

Ankara City, Ankara
Istanbul, City, Istanbul
...

you can add as many of maps as you want.

After adding the maps now you can record CIs and view their location. In order to record the location of the current CI, you should choose record option. After finding the exact location of the current CI on the map, you should record it. In record mode you can define the locations of different CIs without leaving the mode as you can see the changes of CIs.

Information about these records are kept as below;

areas.ini keeps information about LACs and the maps to which they belong;

map codes, LACs

0000,c5b6
0000,c5aa
0001,c5b6
0001,c5ab
0002,c5b3

if you are using the first map on your list in the midlet, then all the information about LACs with map code 0000 will be loaded to the memory. you can see the details about CIs for each LAC when you edit the relative LAC. for example when you edit c5d6 you can see the recorded CIs for this LAC. sometimes you need to arrange these records by editing yourself in case there occurs problems.

0000.txt keeps information about the location which you see when you try to record the current CI on the first map. by default, the center of the map is available if you don't modify it.

information available here is based on the trial and error experiment on the midlet

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11-07-2004, 14:09	#2 (permalink)
sl45vietnam Freak Poster Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Vietnam Age: 49 Posts: 141 Member: 84390 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 3	Is there any thing like that for sl45v56?

11-07-2004, 17:19	#3 (permalink)
naransula Freak Poster Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Ankara, Turkey Age: 51 Posts: 191 Member: 69110 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 0	it also works for sl45v56 :-)

11-07-2004, 20:50	#4 (permalink)
lazioroma Freak Poster Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: KERKENA Age: 45 Posts: 126 Member: 78571 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 0	yes it wok kongps2.1

11-07-2004, 22:47	#5 (permalink)
truhlik Crazy Poster Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Czech Republic, Prague Age: 41 Posts: 58 Member: 82312 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 1	is this midlet also in other language?

11-08-2004, 13:11	#6 (permalink)
sl45vietnam Freak Poster Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Vietnam Age: 49 Posts: 141 Member: 84390 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 3	I've copy this java in my sl45v56, but when I run it, its values is not change although temp and position is change. Why?

11-08-2004, 14:20	#7 (permalink)
lazioroma Freak Poster Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: KERKENA Age: 45 Posts: 126 Member: 78571 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 0	i have the same problem

11-08-2004, 14:36	#8 (permalink)
naransula Freak Poster Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Ankara, Turkey Age: 51 Posts: 191 Member: 69110 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 0	based on my experience there are two seperate parts within the midlet; (1) new coordinate registration and (2) seeing the location based on known coordinates. in the first part you should register the unknown CI on the map provided to you (you can change the map and in addition you can add new maps). in the second part you are allowed to see the location of the CI that you registered before. i only guessed the meaning of the menu items with trial and error. i don't know also Chinese

12-28-2004, 19:17	#10 (permalink)
naransula Freak Poster Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Ankara, Turkey Age: 51 Posts: 191 Member: 69110 Status: Offline Thanks Meter: 0	some explanations on GPS6688.jar: midlet consists of two parts; (1) recording CIs (Cell Identities) (2) viewing the location of the current CI in order to employ these features you should add map of your area in to the storage folder as below; edit gps6688.ini in order to define the name of the map. for example if you have map named as Ankara.bmp showing the road map of the city, you can define the map as following: Definition you want to see in the midlet, Name of the bmp file Ankara City, Ankara Istanbul, City, Istanbul ... you can add as many of maps as you want. After adding the maps now you can record CIs and view their location. In order to record the location of the current CI, you should choose record option. After finding the exact location of the current CI on the map, you should record it. In record mode you can define the locations of different CIs without leaving the mode as you can see the changes of CIs. Information about these records are kept as below; areas.ini keeps information about LACs and the maps to which they belong; map codes, LACs 0000,c5b6 0000,c5aa 0001,c5b6 0001,c5ab 0002,c5b3 if you are using the first map on your list in the midlet, then all the information about LACs with map code 0000 will be loaded to the memory. you can see the details about CIs for each LAC when you edit the relative LAC. for example when you edit c5d6 you can see the recorded CIs for this LAC. sometimes you need to arrange these records by editing yourself in case there occurs problems. 0000.txt keeps information about the location which you see when you try to record the current CI on the first map. by default, the center of the map is available if you don't modify it. information available here is based on the trial and error experiment on the midlet