Eugene Aksyonov
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Please write here your feedback related to bugs, improvements and other experience of use.
Early Access Testing Feedback
- Thread starter Eugene Aksyonov
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Hi Randy,
No, JERCI is only utilizing Bluetooch connection (by the way do not forget to turn On "Allow Control The Device Via Bluetooth" on bluetooth configuration). Although bluetooth control substitutes RAMS with JERCI connection, thus when bluetooth control is on, Remote Assistance is also displayed as active.
To work with JERCI J-Field uses the same internal logic as for RAMS but through Bluetooth. So it doesn't need internet connection.
I agree that we should make JField GUI more obvious.
David M. Simolo
Well-Known Member
I really appreciate this enhancement, thanks guys. No more squinting at a high rod trying to read it and trying to hit the right buttons.
Eugene Aksyonov
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We plan to gather some feedback from you guys to polish this tool concept. When we have it done and stabilize code base we go to next stage to port it into other platforms and related SDKs. So iOS and other depends on your activity
Jim Frame
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I installed the app on my OnePlus 6T, but it's not finding my LS. It picks up 6 devices, none identified as an LS and none with a MAC address that matches my LS. (My T2 shows up with an asterisk; I infer that means that it's not available to connect.)
I tried turning off BT on the LS, then turning it back on and rescanning with the app, to no avail. I also tried unchecking Visible and then rechecking it, followed by another rescan. Same result.
Thoughts?
I tried turning off BT on the LS, then turning it back on and rescanning with the app, to no avail. I also tried unchecking Visible and then rechecking it, followed by another rescan. Same result.
Thoughts?
Did you check "Allow Control The Device Via Bluetooth"?
Yes, "Allow Control The Device Via Bluetooth" checkbox is essential to be checked for all operations with JERCI.
Ron Cloninger
Member
Used JERCI today and love it. Thanks for creating this. I run my LS rover with a rod height of 5.99' and usually can't read the RPTK readings. Being able to control the LS rover at a higher rod height is very helpful.
David M. Simolo
Well-Known Member
I spent a little more time with it in the field yesterday, very nice!
I'm using a Samsung S10e and I don't find it glitchy at all. There's a slightly noticeable delay of a fraction of a second. I think at one point I was over 100' from the T-LS+ which had no external bluetooth antenna.
Great job guys!
I'm using a Samsung S10e and I don't find it glitchy at all. There's a slightly noticeable delay of a fraction of a second. I think at one point I was over 100' from the T-LS+ which had no external bluetooth antenna.
Great job guys!
Clay Davidson
Active Member
This is Awsome! Just tried it out. Thank you so much!
Eugene,
Thank you so much for this feature and to all who worked on it. My sister and niece who work with me and happen to be a bit shorter than me will really appreciate it. Our first test was on the slippery slope of a ravine under the shade of some sizable hardwoods. The shot was going to take a while but using the Remote Control Interface I was able to sit at the bottom of the hill on a cool moss-covered log instead of clinging to vegetation with one hand and poking the LS screen with the other. Thanks again.
Thank you so much for this feature and to all who worked on it. My sister and niece who work with me and happen to be a bit shorter than me will really appreciate it. Our first test was on the slippery slope of a ravine under the shade of some sizable hardwoods. The shot was going to take a while but using the Remote Control Interface I was able to sit at the bottom of the hill on a cool moss-covered log instead of clinging to vegetation with one hand and poking the LS screen with the other. Thanks again.