GPS-Alarm (Lost Signal)
warns acoustically or through vibrations if the GPS signal is lost
What's GPS-Alarm (Lost Signal) APK?
GPS-Alarm (Lost Signal) is a app for Android, It's developed by OGApps author.
First released on google play in 8 years ago and latest version released in 6 years ago.
This app has 1.9K download times on Google play and rated as 3.80 stars with 10 rated times.
This product is an app in Tools category. More infomartion of GPS-Alarm (Lost Signal) on google play
Those who work with a GPS logger knows the problem: The phone is in your pocket and you think it records the GPS data . But the signal has long been gone. Result: a long line in the GPS track ; (
The tool emits an acoustic warning when the last GPS signal has reached a certain "age".The seconds , you can freely choose . Is also the interval at which checks can be entered (just click directly on the corresponding numbers) .
Often the reason for the lack of GPS signal can not be detected . Sometimes it is enough, to switch GPS off and on , sometimes you have to restart the mobile phone. But at least you have this application the chance to do so promptly ; )
Note : Since the phone clock can deviate from the satellite time , it may be that is the specified time difference is negative . Or for example, " +60 Seconds " although the GPS signal has been received directly . This can be seen by adjusting the max. Time difference compensate .
I've actually programmed the tool only for me, since I mentioned above from the was annoyed. But maybe it helps other People ;)
Banner-Screenshot: © OpenStreetMap-Mitwirkende
The tool emits an acoustic warning when the last GPS signal has reached a certain "age".The seconds , you can freely choose . Is also the interval at which checks can be entered (just click directly on the corresponding numbers) .
Often the reason for the lack of GPS signal can not be detected . Sometimes it is enough, to switch GPS off and on , sometimes you have to restart the mobile phone. But at least you have this application the chance to do so promptly ; )
Note : Since the phone clock can deviate from the satellite time , it may be that is the specified time difference is negative . Or for example, " +60 Seconds " although the GPS signal has been received directly . This can be seen by adjusting the max. Time difference compensate .
I've actually programmed the tool only for me, since I mentioned above from the was annoyed. But maybe it helps other People ;)
Banner-Screenshot: © OpenStreetMap-Mitwirkende
