As long as you left your FSX flight running you should see GPS data in the boxes on the main screen of Bluetooth GPS.(there is a drop down list of paired devices at the top. Open Bluetooth GPS and tell it to connect to your PC.
#GPS OVER BT ANDROID INSTALL#
Leave the port speed and interval timing alone for now (you will change it ONLY if you need to later).Choose the COM port you made a note of from the drop down list (but do not check the box for “Send data via WideFS” as this is an either of function and we want the data sent via the COM port).Run FSX, start a flight, and open the FSUIPC interface (AutoSave and GPSout tab) and Enable GPSout.Make note of the incoming COM port number that has been added to the list.Make sure that “Incoming” is chosen (there are only two choices) and click ok.Click on the “COM Ports” tab and if there are no incoming com ports listed, click add.Open “Bluetooth Settings” (Right click on the Bluetooth icon in your system tray and choose “Open Settings”.Let’s assume that you already have your tablet paired with the computer and start there… If anyone has questions about thinks like that that they cannot find answers to on Google, feel free to shoot me an email or a PM and I’ll do my best to help out.
#GPS OVER BT ANDROID HOW TO#
I’m not going to wordy by getting into things like how to install a Bluetooth adapter and how to pair your tablet with the PC. So I am posting this as an example for anyone who is in the same situation I found myself in.
#GPS OVER BT ANDROID FULL#
Perhaps I’m just way behind in the common knowledge department, but I recently went looking for “the way” to send my FSX gps data to my Android tablet over Bluetooth so that I could use the full functionality of apps like Garmin pilot,, and others and was surprised at the number of posts making reference to the fact that it could be done but lacking in the information about how to actually do it.
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