I can't seem to get my GPS to work anymore. When I key in a destination, it will calculate the route and distance based on the last "start point", and it just stops there. The GPS didn't locate my current position and recalculate the route (despite having set the "Start: By GPS" option).

I'm using Mapking 2007 on Asus P750. It used to work fine. Does anyone know how to solve this problem?

I thought so too, but the GPS stream shows lots of data "coming in" or streaming into my PDA. Anyway, how to manually log on to the satellite?

The problem is, my signal bars only has a quesiton mark (?) on it. No blue bars at all. Last time, I had to wait a while and the blue bars would appear and everything would work. Now, only the the question mark appear. But when I click on GPS Status -> Stream, I see lots of data coming in. But no signal. Weird.

Ok, I'll go back to PDA expert and ask them to re-install MapKing. Thanks.

What is baudrate? And how do I change it?

I can't seem to find the baudrate. I went to the Tools in Mapking 2007, click on GPS Settings but there were no baudrate listed there.

Thanks guys. I've finally found the baudrate settings. I was looking at the wrong place (under Settings). Anyway, I've attached some screenshots to show my current GPS settings when I switch it on. When I change the GPS Setting to Auto-Detect, just like in Baronic's screenshots, still nothing. In Tools, when I click on Search GPS, it says that GPS Found! But when I switch to map mode, it doesn't detect where I am now. And the GPS signal bar shows a question mark (?) instead of the signal bars.

I haven't turned on my GPS for a few weeks already. The longest I waited was almost 20 minutes. Even for Cold Start, I dont think it should be that long, right?


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