
A Google user
Hi, so after the updated version was released yesterday, it says that the files are mow stored in the internal storage, I used Samsung s8 to collect the data. But now whenever I am trying to open the file from my internal storage, it says the app to open the data file is not in my phone and to search for it in Play store. May I please know which app I need to download for my files to open from the internal storage.
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Apparently, Samsung's My Files app doesn't understand that the files are simple text files and therefore cannot open them. You could export the file to a pc via email/bluetooth/usb etc. or download a 3rd party file explorer. Please search for "file manager" in the Playstore (Sorry, we cannot recommend 3rd party apps here)

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This msg it's to everyone. This app is great BUT, pls note that's not helpful for the static mode if you are using the internal receiver of your mobiles! It's necessary to connect your mobiles to an external L1/ L2 receiver and record the data for at least 15 min. Pls note that until yet there is no any mobile in the world that has an L1/ L2 gnss internal receiver.
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Hi. It looks your app works fine, however I am not sure what the files in your GEO++ folder are. I have four of them: GEOP320U.19o, GEOP320V.19o, GEOP320W.19o and GEOP320T.19o. It suppose to be one single RINEX multifrequency file uploadable to OPUS Gov. site (here in the U.S.), for postprocessing. However, if I upload any of them, it constantly sends me the following message: "The RINEX dataset submitted to OPUS only contained data for a single frequency. Dual frequency data is needed for processing. Aborting..." Also, it forces me to process it as 'Rapid Static', instead of 'Static', despite having collecting data for 4 hours. Is there a cure for this? Thanks. (I have Samsung S 10)
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