wifi. Launch OpenDataKit (you always use OMK through ODK; you will never launch it from the OMK app). You’ll see this menu. Tap the three dots at the top-right of the screen and select “General settings”
the first time you set up the phone; after that, it will know where to point. Be careful to write “http” and not “https”. You will get an error at the next step if you add the ‘s’.
the options for “Auto send” and make sure that there is a check next to “Auto send with wifi” and not next to “Auto send with network”. Since we’re doing this offline, we only want the forms sent over the POSM wifi.
the options for “Auto send” and make sure that there is a check next to “Auto send with wifi” and not next to “Auto send with network”. Since we’re doing this offline, we only want the forms sent over the POSM wifi.
the first time. This is because you need to load the deployment. Tap the gear icon at the top-right of the screen and select “Deployments”. You should see a list of any deployments that are on your POSM (items get added to the list when you load an OSM export onto the POSM).
and complete the OMK survey for it. (If you have any problems, tap the gear icon again and select “OSM XML Layers”, and make sure your layers are turned on.) Tapping on a building will show the existing OSM data for that feature.
Then, back in ODK, you need to save the form and exit the survey. Enumerators sometimes forget to press “Save form and exit”. Please stress this in your trainings.
saves the data locally. It will auto-send to the server when it connects to POSM, then delete the local copy. If for some reason it doesn’t, you’ll see a number next to “Send finalized forms”. Press this button to manually push them to POSM.