Modifying
the Bluetooth GPS PSY Settings
This topic describes how to modify the settings of the Bluetooth
GPS PSY.
The Central Repository initialisation file 101FE999.txt contains
the default Bluetooth GPS PSY settings. You can modify the default values
in this file. There are two types of information stored in the initialisation
file:
Keys and values defined
by the Positioning Plug-in Information API.
These keys and values
define the properties of the Bluetooth GPS PSY and GPS device, such as the
time to get a first fix and the typical position fix accuracy.
The
default values describe the properties of a typical Bluetooth GPS device,
and for most purposes it is not necessary to modify them.
Keys and values that
define Bluetooth GPS operational properties.
The properties describe
the behaviour of the Bluetooth GPS PSY in its operation with the GPS device.
Properties you can modify include timeouts and buffer size.
The operational
properties can be read (and some can be set) at runtime using the Bluetooth
GPS PSY Settings Storage API.
Modify the contents of the Central Repository file 101FE999.txt as
described below.
Rebuild the Bluetooth PSY ROM or rebuild the PSY SIS file.
The Central Repository initialisation file 101FE999.txt contains
default settings for the PSY. It is shown below:
cenrep
version 1
[owner]
0x101f97b2
[defaultmeta]
0
[platsec]
cap_rd=ReadDeviceData cap_wr=WriteDeviceData
[Main]
0x1 int 1 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwaysfail
0x2 int 0 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwaysfail
0x3 int 1 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwaysfail
0x4 int 80000000 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwaysfail
0x5 int 1000000 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwaysfail
0x6 real 10 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwaysfail
0x7 real 30 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwaysfail
0x8 int 1 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwaysfail
0x9 int 3 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwaysfail
0xa int 1 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwaysfail
0xb int 2 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwaysfail
0xc int 95 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwaysfail
0xd int 15 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwaysfail
0xe int 1 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwaysfail
0xf string "\\resource\\nlabtgpspsy_name.rsc" 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwaysfail
0x10000000 int 0 16777216 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=WriteDeviceData
0x10000001 int 1 16777216 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=WriteDeviceData
0x10000002 int 1 16777216 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=WriteDeviceData
0x10000003 int 1 16777216 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=WriteDeviceData
0x10000004 int 1 16777216 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=WriteDeviceData
0x10000005 int 1 16777216 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=WriteDeviceData
0x10000006 int 1 16777216 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=WriteDeviceData
0x10000007 string "" 16777216 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=WriteDeviceData
0x10000008 int 0 16777216 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=WriteDeviceData
0x11000001 int 100000 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwaysfail
0x11000002 real 8 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwaysfail
0x11000003 int 3 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwaysfail
0x11000004 int 300000 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwaysfail
0x11000005 int 10 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwaysfail
0x11000006 int 5000000 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwaysfail
0x11000007 int 10000000 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwaysfail
0x11000008 int 60000000 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwaysfail
0x11000009 int 1 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwaysfail
0x1100000a int 20000000 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwaysfail
0x1100000b int 5120 0 cap_rd=alwayspass cap_wr=alwaysfail
The values with keys from 0x1 to 0xf describe the PSY properties defined
by the Positioning Plug-in Information API.
Generally, you do not need to change these values as they describe typical
capabilities of a Bluetooth GPS positioning device.
The values with keys from 0x11000001 to 0x1100000b describe
the Bluetooth GPS PSY operational properties. You can change these values
from their defaults if you want to modify the behaviour of the PSY.
Key ID |
Key Name |
Meaning |
Default Value |
Valid Range |
0x11000001
|
KBluetoothGpsPsyMsgSendDelay
|
The minimum delay between messages that are sent to the Bluetooth
device.
Value is in microseconds.
|
100000
|
[0,60] seconds
|
0x11000002
|
KBluetoothGpsPsyUserEquivalentRangeError
|
Defines the user equivalent range error used in GPS data error calculations.
User equivalent range error is used for examining GPS positioning accuracy.
Value
is in metres.
|
8
|
[0,1000] metres
|
0x11000003
|
KBluetoothGpsPsyNumTestNmeaSentences
|
The number of test NMEA sentences expected.
|
3
|
[0,100000]
|
0x11000004
|
KBluetoothGpsPsyNormalGpsInitMsgDelay
|
The delay between the initialisation messages sent to the GPS device.
Value
is in microseconds.
|
300000
|
[0,10] minutes
|
0x11000005
|
KBluetoothGpsPsyNumSetFullPowerMsg
|
The number of "set full power messages" to send when initialising
the GPS device.
|
10
|
[0,100000]
|
0x11000006
|
KBluetoothGpsPsyPnokPollingDelay
|
The delay in waiting for a PNOK compatible BT GPS device to respond
to a PNOK polling message.
Value is in microseconds.
|
5000000
|
[0,10] minutes
|
0x11000007
|
KBluetoothGpsPsyReconnectionTimeout
|
The time to wait between re-connection attempts.
Value is
in microseconds.
|
10000000
|
[0,10] minutes
|
0x11000008
|
KBluetoothGpsPsyInactiveDealy
|
If the PSY has received no tracking session or location request
by the expiry of this timeout, the PSY goes into the standby state.
In
the standby state, the connection to Bluetooth GPS device is disconnected.
Value
is in microseconds.
|
60000000
|
[0,10] minutes
|
0x11000009
|
KBluetoothGpsPsyUtilisePowerSaving
|
Boolean value for disabling the sending of power saving NMEA message
to the GPS device. Set this to 0 to disable power saving command usage. Any
other value enables power saving.
|
1
|
0 or 1
|
0x1100000a
|
KBluetoothGpsPsySateInfoLifeTime
|
Integer value that specifies the satellite information expiration
time. Cached satellite information older than this value is not used.
Value
is in microseconds.
|
20000000
|
[0,10000] seconds
|
0x1100000b
|
KBluetoothGpsPsyNmeaBufferSize
|
Integer value that specifies the size of NMEA data buffer. The buffer
size must be large enough to hold all NMEA data messages that a BT GPS device
send in one second.
A very large value increases run time RAM usage
by the Bluetooth GPS PSY.
|
5012
|
[0, 50*1024]
|
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