About SPP Bluetooth of the P-9 Race

P-9 Race's SPP Bluetooth complies with the Bluetooth SPP 2.1 specification, and the device name is: "P-9 Race SPP", 12 characters in total.
The P-9 Race supports the standard SPP protocol (Serial Port Profile), and the output data of the SPP port is the standard "NMEA 0183 Version 4.11" sentence.

Take "Android" as an example

1. Go to "Settings" - "Bluetooth".

2. Click "P-9 Race SPP".

3. Click "Pair".

4. Paired successfully.

5. Click to install and run Bluetooth SPP Manager>

6. Click "Search Devices".

7. Click "P-9 Race SPP" to see the NMEA sentences output by the P-9 Race.

Take "Windows" as an example

1. Go to "Settings" - "Bluetooth & other devices".

2. Click "Bluetooth".

3. Click "P-9 Race SPP".

4. "Your device is ready to go" indicates that it has been paired.

5. Right-click on "This PC" and select "Manage".

6. Click “Device Manager”, click Ports (COM & LPT).
Tip: The P-9 Race will be on one of the two ports.

7. Download and run "GnssToolKit3">
Change the language to English, then restart the software.

8. Click "Serialport" - "Port name" - select the port where the P-9 Race is located.

9. Select "View" - "NMEA" to view the received NMEA sentences.

10. Select "View" - "Fix" to view the track.

11. Select "View" - "CN0" to view the received signal strength of each satellite.

12. Select "View" - "Constellation" to view the current position of satellites in the sky.

13. Select "View" - "Data" to view the detailed information of the positioning.

14. If you need to start logging, click "Serialport" - "Save".