• Thanks - this looks really promising. If you can find a URL @HilmarSt I can set my server up to grab data off it once a day and host locally, which is what I do for UBlox AGPS on Bangle.js 1.

    I'm not sure, but for UBlox you literally just stream the file you downloaded straight to the GPS chip - it contains all the commands already. It is possible that this one is similar too...

  • I read the code and its seems to construct the necessary UBLOX commands in the javacript that is embedded in the HTML interface.

    We would have to work out the necessary CASIC commands to do this. I am working on trying to get a checksum function working for CASIC. Should get back to that soon, but I am back at work now so its the odd hours in the evening now.

  • if you can find a URL

    it is not like ublox which makes it public at http://alp.u-blox.com/
    you need to apply for user/password, see attached PDF (got it from their site and translated via google)
    "AGNSS currently only provides AGNSS services to authorized customers
    • AGNSS only provides assistance to Zhongkewei's GNSS receivers.
    "

  • If you can find a URL...

    I've tried to find one in the .apk and in .dex -> .jar -> .java but with no success.

    As the communication with http://www.gnss-aide.com seems to be not encrypted, there should be a good chance to find the URL in the communication of the Android App with help of the Wireshark protocol analyzer.
    For a working Android App, some original hardware (e.g. an original Q3) is needed - Gordon, if you can send me one I will try again to find a URL ;-)

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