GPS Get Coordinates

Kalipso - Form - Actions - Actions Description - Group GPS - GPS Get Coordinates

Get coordinates, Speed and Bearing from GPS NMEA device.

Action available for the following operating systems:

Parameters

• Longitude <unquoted string> - The control or variable that saves the longitude coordinates of GPS.

• Latitude <unquoted string> - The control or variable that saves the longitude coordinates of GPS.

• Altitude <unquoted string> - The control or variable that saves the altitude coordinates of GPS.

• Speed <unquoted string> - The control or variable that saves the speed of the GPS.

• Bearing <unquoted string> - The control or variable that saves the bearing of the GPS. This parameter represents the Angle in degrees:

  • 0-North

  • 90-East

  • 180-South

  • 270-West

• Nbr Satellites <unquoted string> - The control or variable that saves the number of satellites used for the GPS connection. For general purposes the following values can be used:

  • <= 2 - No Signal

  • 3 - Poor Signal

  • 4 - OK

  • 5 - Good

• Date <unquoted string> - The control or variable that saves the current date.

• Time <unquoted string> - The control or variable that saves the current time.

• GPRMC Sentence <unquoted string> - The control or variable that saves the GPRMC Sentence.

• GPGGA Sentence <unquoted string> - The control or variable that saves the GPGGA Sentence.

• NMEA Data <unquoted string> - The control or variable that saves the NMEA Data.

• Accuracy Type <unquoted string> - Returned the accuracy type associated with the coordinates. If "1" the coordinates where retrieved by a High Accuracy provider, if "2" the coordinates where returned by a low accuracy provider.

• Accuracy Value <unquoted string> - Returns the estimated accuracy in meters of the returned coordinates. This value may not always be available.

• Timeout <numeric> - The numeric value that represents the timeout used for this action.

NMEA data is emulated from data from the API, it is not possible to get NMEA data in iOS.