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BT747 is Software for GPS Data Logger Devices

C# .NET Mediatek Skytraq Library 

 

  • Download recorded GPS Tracks
  • Compatible with most GPS Data Loggers or Tracking Devices using the MTK chipset.
  • Convert GPS position data in many formats (HTML (Google Maps API), GPX, KML, KMZ, ...)
  • Geotag JPG pictures and position any other filetype on the map (voice, documents, ...)
  • Handheld Devices (Palm, WinCE, Mobile Phones supporting Java (J2ME)) support
  • Desktops (Windows, MacOSX, Linux flavors) support
  • Configure MTK Chipset Based Devices and GPS Loggers
  • Real Time Tracking as explained  in GPS Tracking
  • AGPS(EPO) data upload to MTK II Chipset Based Devices and GPS Loggers (2.X version).
  • Bluetooth support (within some limitations)
  • Upload to OpenStreetMap directly for fast access to your tracks while mapping

Install BT747 GPS Data Logger Software or get a zip file (including source code).


torvic86's picture

Problem. Changing parameters, frequency Columbus V990

Mon, 02/04/2013 - 09:41 — torvic86

Hello,
I am new to this forum. My name is Victor and I write from Spain.


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Viewing source code BT747 in Java IDE

Sun, 09/19/2010 - 00:21 — javicho

Friends
I downloaded the source code for Windows Desktop version BT747Aplicacion 2.X.1779 - 09/06/2010. The operating system of my pc is Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bits. BT747 software work, I connect and download the logs.
I would like to know how can view the source code in a Java IDE like Netbeans, etc.


Windows Automatic Port finding feature in new Release

BT747 evolves constantly (2.X.*), but this evolution will impact most windows users in a positive way, and existing users must learn this information or it would remain hidden from them.

In the case where you are using USB to connect your passive tracking device to the computer, BT747 is now capable of finding the corresponding serial port itself.  You will still need to select the right connection speed though.


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BT747 on Android? Volunteer?

Tue, 03/16/2010 - 19:53 — mdeweerd

I installed the Android SDK and had a closer look.

It looks relatively easy to make a port of BT747 to the Android platform: it does look like plain Java.  The fact that some libraries are not the same is not an issue: that is already the case with the three platforms that BT747 can run on: J2ME, J2SE and SuperWaba.

Porting BT747 is a matter of:


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