SOFTWARE SUPPORT

The software support of San Jose can be found and downloaded freely at the following sites:

SANAV.EXE (GPS module utility)
San Jose Technology Inc. GPS utility program for FV-17, FV-18, GM-38, GM-44 and GM-48 receiver product, designed mainly for users to input parameters in selecting/de-selecting NMEA sentences with time intervals output.
SANAV.exe (DOS Version)

Utility Program for GPS Loggers GL-24: GPSTRACE V2.31 & V2.32
Download GPSTRACE (Version 2.31) (Please read the readme before installation.)
Download GPSTRACE (Version 2.32) (Please read the readme before installation.)

Important Notes:

1. This file is for upgrade only. To use the GPSTRACE (Version 2.32), users must have an older version GPSTRACE (Version 2.31) installed in their computing devices.
2. GPSTRACE (Versioin 3.1) is only applicable to the latest version of GL-50 & GL-50B (any model with its SN, which can be seen on the bottom of the device's body as shown below, over 5000211 belongs to this category).
   * For those older versions of GL-50, please use GPSTRACE (Version 2.31) or GPSTRACE (Version 2.32).
   
   This file is for upgrade only. To use the GPSTRACE (Version 2.32), users must have an older version GPSTRACE (Version 2.31) installed in their computing devices.

How To Install:
Given that users have an older version of GPSTRACE installed in their machines and finished downloading this upgrade file, all they have to do is double-click the file to run it, as it is essentially an executable file.

USB Driver
This USB driver is applicable to all USB locators made by San Jose Technology, Inc., including both GM-38 USB, GM-44 USB, GM-48 USB and GL-50.

USBdriver V1.3_win95 (compatible with Windows 95®)
USBdriver V1.3_win98_Me(compatible with Windows 98® & Windows Me®)
USBdriver V1.5B_win2K (compatible with Windows 2000®; the latest version updated on 2003/1/15)
USBdriver V2.0_ XP (compatible with Windows XP®; the latest beta version updated on 2003/2/11)

• For the instruction of installing the USB driver on Windows XP®, please refer to the supplementary manual_XP.pdf.
• For the instruction of installing the USB driver on Windows 2000®, please refer to the supplementary manual_Win2K.pdf.
• For the instruction of installing the USB driver on Windows ME®, please refer to the supplementary manual_WinME.pdf.
• For the instruction of installing the USB driver on Windows 98®, please refer to the supplementary manual_Win98.pdf.

Tardis 2000 V1.3 (GPS use of calibrating precise time for PC/Network)
Tardis is a shareware utility for Windows that makes sure your PC clock tells the right time. It can find out what the right time is in various ways including accessing internet-based Atomic Clocks, using networked timeservers, GPS (The Global Positioning System), and by listening for time broadcasts over an LAN.
http://www.kaska.demon.co.uk/

VisualGPS (NMEA viewer & data logger/playback)
VisualGPS is a general purpose utility for monitoring the output from a GPS receiver. VisualGPS uses the serial protocol from the National Marine Electronics Association (NMEA) version 2.20. VisualGPS is setup as purely a listener and will show information interpreting the following sentences:

• GPGGA - Global Positioning System Fix Data
• GPGSA - GNSS DOP and Active Satellites
• GPGSV - GNSS Satellites in View

SA Watch (GPS receiver analyzer)
SA Watch allows you to monitor and analyze the wandering that your GPS receiver appears to do when it is at a fixed location. Originally, this wandering was largely the result of SA - Selective Availability - DOD - speak for the deliberate degradation of the accuracy of your GPS signal. When SA was eliminated as a source of position error, we got our first good look at the remaining errors. SA Watch lets you see these graphically and statistically.
http://huntting.com/sawatch/index.html

GPSS (Moving Map Software)
GPSS Software from Sunninghill in UK for In-car navigation & Remote Tracking with USA & World maps.

GPS software is available at Sunninghill Systems: http://www.gpss.co.uk This includes free mapping for 155 countries: down to street level for all USA.