I think that there is a problem with the GPS driver on HRC Touch HD2. I have
seen that described on the xda-developer site, I think it takes some time
for the GPS driver to start up.
Check out
http://www.xda-developers.com/
Thore
"Bjørn Brox" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Brofalad skrev:
>> Thanks for your respons
>>
>> Do you mean I should be able to access the GPS Intermediate Driver,
>> without setting the hardware port in the GPS ID GUI?
>>
> Depends on how the HTC have implemented their hardware driver, - it might
> not be a hardware port at all.
>
>> I'm the looking for the problem at the wrong place?
>>
>> /Brofalad.
>>
> In any case you should use the virtual com port, but personally I would
> access it on an even higher level and using the Windows Mobile API.
>
> You find examples of that in your Windows Mobile Pro SDK examples folder.
>
> Polling a hardware COM port was something you did in the last century in
> the early windows OS'es. Today you can just instruct the API to send you
> events.
>
> --
> Bjørn Brox