Ipad navigation problem
When I use the GPS of my iPad, the direction I am facing to is not the one on the screen. is there a way to fix that?
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When I use the GPS of my iPad, the direction I am facing to is not the one on the screen. is there a way to fix that?
Are you using an iPad case that contains magnets of any kind? For example, a case with a screen cover that operates the auto-lock function? If so, this can seriously affect the calibration of the iPad fluxgate compass - which can cause the direction-of-view indication to be seriously inaccurate.
In some circumstances, the iPad compass can lose its calibration. As an example, one model of iPad Pro that I regularly use for testing often loses compass calibration - sometimes presenting a reading as much as 90° from true.
Recalibration of the compass can help. Rather than list the steps here, this external link might be helpful with the procedure to recalibrate the iPad compass:
https://www.titanhst.com/improving-compass-accuracy-on-ios-devices/
In addition to the information within the link, you may find that several full rotations of the iPad in each of its three axis’ (X, Y and Z) will help with recalibration.
Are you using an iPad case that contains magnets of any kind? For example, a case with a screen cover that operates the auto-lock function? If so, this can seriously affect the calibration of the iPad fluxgate compass - which can cause the direction-of-view indication to be seriously inaccurate.
In some circumstances, the iPad compass can lose its calibration. As an example, one model of iPad Pro that I regularly use for testing often loses compass calibration - sometimes presenting a reading as much as 90° from true.
Recalibration of the compass can help. Rather than list the steps here, this external link might be helpful with the procedure to recalibrate the iPad compass:
https://www.titanhst.com/improving-compass-accuracy-on-ios-devices/
In addition to the information within the link, you may find that several full rotations of the iPad in each of its three axis’ (X, Y and Z) will help with recalibration.
Ipad navigation problem