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|===Location Source===

|===Location Source===

<b>LBS</b> - location based services. It helps us to find the approximate location without using a GNSS, but using cell towers information instead. Device cannot find the location using LBS by itself, approximate location is calculated on the server side according to the information provided by the device. Therefore, to locate a unit by LBS the device should send at least 4 parameters: mcc, mnc, lac, cell ID.  

<b>LBS</b> - location based services. It helps us to find the approximate location without using a GNSS, but using cell towers information instead. Device cannot find the location using LBS by itself, approximate location is calculated on the server side according to the information provided by the device. Therefore, to locate a unit by LBS the device should send at least 4 parameters: mcc, mnc, lac, cell ID.  

*If <b>LBS</b> is selected as a location source, the device will send information about the cell towers to the server and <b>will not use GNSS</b>.

*If <b>LBS</b> is selected as a location source, the device will send information about the cell towers to the server and <b>will not use GNSS</b>.

*If <b>GNSS or LBS</b> is selected, device will use GNSS if the satellites are visible, if not - it will start sending cell towers information to the server, which will be able to calculate the approximate location using LBS.

*If <b>GNSS or LBS</b> is selected, device will use GNSS if the satellites are visible, if not - it will start sending cell towers information to the server, which will be able to calculate the approximate location using LBS.

Also, <b>GSM Cell ID</b> and <b>Active GSM Operator</b> should have at least Low priority in I/O settings.[[Image:LBS IO.jpg|right]]

Also, <b>GSM Cell ID</b> and <b>Active GSM Operator</b> should have at least Low priority in I/O settings.<br>[[Image:LBS IO.jpg|right]]

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