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I've been asking for years how to tell if my Visoflex has connected to a satellite.  Today, I gave up, and I called Leica Store, Miami, where Adam found out the answer.

Turn on M10 with Visoflex 020

Select the Visoflex in the Menu, and change OFF to ON

I waited a minute or two before doing the following....

On back of camera look for the 4-way selector switch, and press the center button

You should see a screen like in my photo.

The GPS icon (looks like a small satellite) will have a small "x" in a circle to the bottom right of the satellite icon.  This means the GPS is "on", but is searching for a signal.  As I'm writing this indoors, at my computer, I don't think it will connect, so I can't get a proper photo showing  it isconnected.  Eventually I should get it to appear long enough for me to get a photo of it with my iPhone, and add it to this discussion.

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Thanks for posting this  Mike.  It inspired me to finally check to see if the GPS function worked on my visoflex and m10r.  As you mentioned the satellite icon came on with the small "x"  until I took it outside then after about 30 seconds, the "x" disappeared.  The satellite icon remained at the top of the live view screen so I assume that indicated it was receiving the data.  After taking a shot I tried to see if the location would appear somewhere using the play mode...I couldn't find it.  Next time I import my images to Lightroom, I'll check there for location data.

I didn't consider using the GPS when I purchased the 020, but it's good to know that it works.

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there is a lot of data available, also depends on whether leica allows all of it to be written to its DNG files.

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I couldn't find a way to view on camera but I did import to  Lightroom and it shows in metadata(lower right) and also on the map screen.

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