Condor program files: C:\Program Files (x86)\Condor
Condor profile files: C:\Users\Sergio\AppData\Local\VirtualStore\Program Files (x86)\Condor
In your PC
In your Android device
'Settings' -> 'Devices' -> 'Bluetooth' -> 'More Bluetooth options' -> 'COM Ports' tab -> 'Add..' -> 'Incoming' - > 'Ok'
'COM Ports' tab -> 'Add...'
'Incoming (device initiates the connection)' -> 'Ok'
After adding the incoming Port (in this case, COM3 port is created) click 'OK' button
Launch Condor -> 'Setup' -> 'Options' tab -> 'NMEA Output' -> 'Enable' tick box checked -> Select COM3 (as it's the one generated in previous step)
Launch XCSoar in your device -> 'Fly' -> 'Config' -> 'Devices'
<Task><Point type="Start"> <Waypoint altitude="501" comment="" name="Start01"> <Location latitude="46.515277" longitude="15.113972" /> <ObservationZone type="Cylinder" radius="3000"/> </Waypoint></Point><Point type="Turn"> <Waypoint altitude="1105" comment="" name="TP02"> <Location latitude="46.377527" longitude="14.883694" /> <ObservationZone type="Cylinder" radius="3000"/> </Waypoint></Point><Point type="Turn"> <Waypoint altitude="758" comment="" name="TP03"> <Location latitude="46.369083" longitude="15.252083" /> <ObservationZone type="Cylinder" radius="3000"/> </Waypoint></Point><Point type="Finish"> <Waypoint altitude="463" comment="" name="Finish"> <Location latitude="46.491583" longitude="15.123666" /> <ObservationZone type="Cylinder" radius="3000"/> </Waypoint></Point></Task>The idea here is to open the Condor task in the Condor Soaring game to obtain the coordinates and elevation of each waypoint, to later convert it and paste in the XCSoar template text. In order to obtain the coordinates and elevation of each waypoint, we open a task in Condor and we right click on the desired waypoint and select 'properties':
Each Condor task coordinate has to be converted to XCSoar task coordinate. We can use this online application: http://www.earthpoint.us/Convert.aspx
As per above screenshot of Condor task coordinates, we should add the following values:
and we take the results from 'Degrees Lat Long' row: 46.5152778°, 015.1139722° (In XCSoar task file, we have to add 46.515277 and 15.113972 to match the format)
Now we can edit the XCSoar task template file at the beginning of this page with a plain text editor by pasting the converted latitude and longitude, and also the altitude. Add as many waypoints as you need.
Save the file with the format .tsk