If you use GPStouch - you should see the timestamp from the GPS start coming back and set on the lower part of the display. If the time stays at 00:00:00 then the GPS is not responding and sending GPS fix events to the Bangle. I have experienced a day when I could not get a fix outside.
If you type the 2 bits of code below into the IDE you can see if they GPS is responding.
If there are no events at all nothing will get printed.
GPS touch will show the timestamp in the fix - as show below.
If the GPS is responding then it should eventually get a fix outside.
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@user137174 - have you tried GPSinfo or GPStouch.
If you use GPStouch - you should see the timestamp from the GPS start coming back and set on the lower part of the display. If the time stays at 00:00:00 then the GPS is not responding and sending GPS fix events to the Bangle. I have experienced a day when I could not get a fix outside.
If you type the 2 bits of code below into the IDE you can see if they GPS is responding.
If there are no events at all nothing will get printed.
GPS touch will show the timestamp in the fix - as show below.
If the GPS is responding then it should eventually get a fix outside.