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GPS Test didn't help, it can't get a gps fix without network assistance.
So it's gotta be the phone that's at fault. Gonna try a few more things like the secret codes for service menu access and get back to you. Thank you for all your help!
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15th April 2018, 08:58 AM #1Junior Member
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16th April 2018, 07:17 AM #2Global Moderator
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You can't "get a gps fix", but with program you can see if your GPS receiver is active and if it can see any satellite at all.
Originally Posted by MartinMladen
That's big difference.
Please, be precise in your answers
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19th April 2018, 01:56 PM #3Junior Member
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The app's Gps Status field says "No Fix". Only when I selected "Use wireless networks" in the android settings that it found 3 satellites, but still couldn't provide a current location in both the GPS Test app and Igo.
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Finally got it to work. Since I'm using a Galaxy Mini 2 (S6500D) I used the service menu code *#*#1575#*#* and set the following things:
UP MOLR STATE: Set UP MOLR STATE
3G MOLR request type: Set LocEstimate type
TLS SESSION: OFF
It works now, although i have to turn on location services and manually start and stop sessions each time.
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