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One of the engaging features of this structure is that the Blue2CAN is not fussy about which (or whose) BT GPS it connects to. I found this out whilst at CeBIT in Hannover in the centre of a technology exhibition I found that my camera was connecting to GPS devices in the presentation halls. I had not bothered to take mine with me that day. Although that was positively amusing it does raise a slight issue if a group of photographers go out equipped with BT GPS receivers the Blue2CAN is not finical which GPS it connects to, it will grab the first available, which may not be yours… This is not a muddle as if it grabs someone else’s they must be within 10 metres which is the accuracy of GPS anyway.

If they impression out of range then the Blue2CAN will search for and connect to another Bluetooth GPS receiver. Another stimulating feature is that even if the camera is switched off the Blue2CAN will still remain active and paired to the Bluetooth GPS receiver. This enables it to instantly have the appropriateness when the camera is switched on, a great idea! Unless of class you use the GPS with a phone or a PDA. The GPS can only connect to one device at a time. It took me a while to execute out what had gone wrong with my PDA navigation, with my camera in the boot of the car the GPS was still connected so my PDA couldn’t get a connection.

I overcame this by stroke of luck by switching the GPS off and on again. Although the Blue2CAN is constantly powered whilst connected I found there was more than enough ascendancy in a charge to take hundreds of pictures over a 3 age period (some including the built in flash) and still have about 30% socialist in the battery.

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