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Show data from GnssCapabilities.getGnssSignalTypes() #644

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rapperskull opened this issue May 17, 2023 · 2 comments
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Show data from GnssCapabilities.getGnssSignalTypes() #644

rapperskull opened this issue May 17, 2023 · 2 comments

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@rapperskull
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I'm developing a method to add L5 functionalities to my device (it is sold in different markets with different capabilities), and I would like to have a way to easily test what is available on my device. I can check if I get L5 reception, but I can't test for NavIC for example, since I'm in Europe.

I saw that there's a getGnssSignalTypes() method in GnssCapabilities, but I didn't understand what's about. If it describes what constellations and bands the device supports, it would be nice to have that information available in GPSTest.

@barbeau
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barbeau commented May 18, 2023

@rapperskull Agreed! This new API is available on Android U and up, and I plan to add support for it to power the Dashboard view of supported signals (see work-in-progress at PR #570). I'm going to close this issue as a duplicate of #313.

Also, please keep me posted on your method to add L5 to your device!

@rapperskull
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Didn't notice the "Added in Android UpsideDownCake".
By the way, this is my method to add L5 support to the Realme GT 2 Pro:
https://forum.xda-developers.com/t/mod-enable-gps-l5-e5a-b2a-bands-on-global-eu-model-rmx3301.4587471/
You can find more info on the GitHub page: https://github.com/rapperskull/realme_gps_l5_enabler

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