4.2. Why does it take so long for my GPS module to obtain position fix?
There are several issues that may affect the acquisition time. Generally, it will be best if you can start the GPS receiver and antenna under clear sky because initially satellite data such as ephemeris and almanac must be transmitted to the GPS receiver during acquisition phase. The amount of time required is dependent on how much of the satellite data already stored inside the flash memory of the GPS module is usable.
Once the position is fixed, you can move it to an area where the reception is poorer as the tolerance for GPS signal clarity is less strict due to the way ultra-sensitive GPS modules are designed.
Sub Navigation
- 4.1. Is there a design guide available?
- 4.2. Why does it take so long for my GPS module to obtain position fix?
- 4.3. Help! Why is the GPS reception sensitivity so low on my design?
- 4.4. Help! Why won't my module turn on?
- 4.5. What is the purpose of having damping resistors placed near UART terminals?
- 4.6. What is the purpose of having VBackup (or backup power) connected?
- 4.7. Does GlobalTop GPS module provides sub-meter accuracy GPS? How do I increase the accuracy?
- 4.8. For the integrated USB I/O port, which operating system is supported by GlobalTop?
- 4.9. What differentiate between Cold Start, Warm Start and Hot Start?
- 4.10. Is it possible to put the GPS module to sleep via software command?
- 4.11. Help! My GPS module died after powering on and off, what can I do?
- 4.12. What is the high and low voltage level for the GPIO ports (3D-Fix, 1PPS) in MT3329 GPS modules?
- 4.13. Why does the GPS module take so long to fix inside building? I thought it has -165dBm sensitivity?
- 4.14. I see that some model of GPS module has a SPI port, can I use this to receive NMEA?
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