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English • GPS output is enabled via the COM port assigned to the Serial Port Service (COM4 in our example) (see also Outputting the NMEA Message on COMx on page 64). • Write down all the COM4 settings as you will need them on the computer (see GPS Port Configuration, page 46). - On the computer: • Run Bluetooth. • Detect MobileMapper CX. • If required, pair the two devices (you'll need to enter the PIN code defined in the MobileMapper CX Bluetooth properties; see page 52). • List the local services offered by MobileMapper CX • Use the listed Serial Port Service icon to connect the computer to the MobileMapper CX Serial Port Service through one of its virtual ports (COM4). • Run HyperTerminal, name the session, select the computer port used to communicate with the external device (COM4 in our example). Click OK. • Enter the same port settings as those used by the COM port on MobileMapper CX (COM4 in our example). Click OK. You can now see the NMEA messages in the HyperTerminal window as they are output from MobileMapper CX. Using the File Transfer Service Assuming you want to transfer files between two MobileMapper CX units, follow the procedure below, based on the use of MobileMapper CX's File Transfer Service: - On the host MobileMapper CX, make sure: • Its File Transfer Service is activated. • Its File Transfer Service properties include the path and name of the folder containing the files you want to transfer to the inquiring MobileMapper CX (for example the folder path and name are: \Application Data\Job101\). 55

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English
55
•
GPS output is enabled via the COM port assigned to
the Serial Port Service (COM4 in our example) (see
also
Outputting the NMEA Message on COMx on
page 64
).
•
Write down all the COM4 settings as you will need
them on the computer (see GPS Port Configuration,
page 46
).
-
On the computer:
•
Run Bluetooth.
•
Detect MobileMapper CX.
•
If required, pair the two devices (you’ll need to enter
the PIN code defined in the MobileMapper CX Blue-
tooth properties; see
page 52
).
•
List the local services offered by MobileMapper CX
•
Use the listed Serial Port Service icon to connect the
computer to the MobileMapper CX Serial Port Service
through one of its virtual ports (COM4).
•
Run HyperTerminal, name the session, select the com-
puter port used to communicate with the external
device (COM4 in our example). Click
OK
.
•
Enter the same port settings as those used by the COM
port on MobileMapper CX (COM4 in our example).
Click
OK
. You can now see the NMEA messages in the
HyperTerminal window as they are output from
MobileMapper CX.
Using the File Transfer Service
Assuming you want to transfer files between two MobileMap-
per CX units, follow the procedure below, based on the use of
MobileMapper CX’s File Transfer Service:
-
On the
host
MobileMapper CX, make sure:
•
Its File Transfer Service is activated.
•
Its File Transfer Service properties include the path
and name of the folder containing the files you want to
transfer to the inquiring MobileMapper CX (for exam-
ple the folder path and name are: \Application
Data\Job101\).