how do you connect to GPS ?
650827
it was my understanding,that reason for dropped calls on our microcell tower for our AT&T; phones or losing signal on the tower itself,was because we didn't have the GPS ,so we bought the Cisco 3G Microcell GPS Antenna,and it did solve our problems.it must connect to satellites or gives that extra boost we needed.would give a thumbs up on this product!!
650828
If it doesn't have the input for it, I don't think you'll be able to. I'm using it for my AT&T 3g microcell.
650829
If it doesn't have the input for it, I don't think you'll be able to. I'm using it for my AT&T; 3g microcell.
650830
You don't connect to GPS. Your antenna connects to multiple communications satellites and boosts the signal to your MicroCel. Just connect your antenna to your MicroCel and you are good to go.
392006
just use the cordinates given by the gps. what is a "grid coordinate" anyway.
866892
I've not seen that ability in the menus. Only to connect to a phone and to use the GPS as the audio.
1059887
I am not a technician, but I'm pretty sure there is no navigation or gps option on this model, one reason why its so cheap. I can hook my smartphone up thru the auxiliary input and using the gps on my phone screen the voice commands play thru the cars speakers. I think thats as close as you can get without spending a ton of money on a unit thats navigation ready or the gps adapter kit they sell for this model.
1531874
Yes, you must pair-up every time. Getting the fixes for gps actually takes a little longer.AND you must also remember to press start. It is really not much of a hassle.
629785
GPS is awesome. Load map or distanation by WiFi then access navigator, google map or whichever you use to access and GPS is ready to go
159291
If you have the S&T; with GPS, yes you can use it as a GPS to navigate. I have them used all over the states for years. I bought my first in 2006 and have updated several times. I like better than the built in one in my car. I use it even when I use the one in the car. You don't have to be connected to the Internet or wifi.
2043478
You plug it up to ur computer and if you have updated maps find gps icon thats pops up and download
663384
You can check the latest one at http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/ and choose GPS Navigation receiver.
1024623
go to Garmin.com and download the driver necessary to make the connection. This way you can get updates, etc.
704937
the best way is to be near a signal when you open the map app, keep it open. then when you drive away it will work as long as you do not close the app. That's the free type. A paid for download will be better though and that will be the same with all stand alone GPS units unless you use a built in street map one. But the dual will work great!!
2109148
http://www.pioneerelectronics.com/PUSA/Car/GPS-Navigation/How+do+I+pair+my+phone+via+Bluetooth
1138679
You need a USB cable with a mini connector for the GPS and connector that fits your computer. You'll also need to download the app appropriate for your PC's operating system that can "talk" to the GPS and install the updates or additional features while connected.
1692345
you set the device as a bluetooth device, so you activate the bluetooth on your phone, go to Bluetooth on the device and search for your phone.. when you connect your phone to gps you can access phonebook of your phone, call or send text messages from gps, so everytime you enter your car your phone connects automatically to gps, transforming it to a hands free bluetooth thing.. there is no app for that
2221152
I am not sure about it coming with GPS. However, it is an ANDROID tablet, so surely you could download a GPS app from the Google App Store. Now, to get that GPS to work in real time , you would need some kind of internet wireless card , or something, because otherwise you wouldn't have internet connection. It has to have a WIFI connection, unlike your phone that would work on AT&T;, Verizon, etc., towers. The table doesn't work that way. Hope this helps you.
206758
You should also have a connection on the side of your Garmin! We have an older Garmin and we have the extra spot on ours to plug it in.
1459399
Like any portable device, it doesn't absolutely need to be connected to the Internet to use the GPS. I'm sure that Google maps isn't the only map product for the tablet. Further, using WiFi or Bluetooth you can probably tether it to your mobile device to get access if you absolutely need it. Just assumptions on my part as I do not have first-hand knowledge of this exact device.