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Add number of signals ("# Signals:") #343
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I've started working on logic that can support this at #355. |
Thanks. Also it will be good if instead list second signal as new string you just show SNR of second signal in second column. Like this: So many signals (about 60) hard to see on one screen, every time need to scroll it. |
I just merged #355, so the "# Sats" value will now be correct on dual-frequency devices. I'll leave this open for showing "# Signals" as well in the UI (somewhere). |
Number of satellites should now be correct for dual-frequency devices in the new beta release v3.5.3 - https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.android.gpstest. If you have a dual-frequency device please test and let me know if it looks right! |
I tested on Xiaomi Mi 9. |
Thanks @Vascom! |
This issue has been automatically marked as stale because it has not had recent activity. It will be closed if no further activity occurs. Thank you for your contributions. |
Summary:
"# Sats:" field show wrong number of satellites on L1/L5 receivers.
Steps to reproduce:
Run app on L1/L5 receiver like Xiaomi Mi 9.
Expected behavior:
Show real number of satellites even if one satellite has two signals.
Observed behavior:
I see each signals as separate satellite.
Device and Android version:
Xiaomi mi 9. MIUI 10.2.8.
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