# **Implementation & Data delivery**

## SDK Download & Installation

Observability data can be retreived for Android and Linux OS devices. The latest version of the software (File Name: TPS Location SDK vX.X.X for Android/Native/MDM9607) can be downloaded from the Qualcomm.com [page](https://www.qualcomm.com/products/internet-of-things/industrial/building-enterprise/qualcomm-aware-positioning-services#Software/) under the software tab.

**Android**

Documentation for the Android SDK is available in GitHub [page](https://github.com/quic/tps-location-sdk-android?tab=readme-ov-file/). You will setup periodic location by defining the frequency of getting observability metrics and setting the following tunable.

xps.setTunable(“ObservabilityEnabled”, true);

We also make available a standalone Android apk which can be configured as a system app. Refer to the Android Observability as Process section

**Native**

Documentation for the Linux SDK is available in GitHub [page](https://github.com/quic/tps-location-sdk-native?tab=readme-ov-file/). You will setup periodic location by defining the frequency of getting observability metrics and setting the following tunable.

WPS\_set\_tunable(“ObservabilityEnabled”, “true”);

## API key

For authentication of the SDK, you are required to input an API key. Contact Qualcomm team at [support.tps@qti.qualcomm.com](mailto:support.tps%40qti.qualcomm.com) to generate an API key and its associated realm id.

## Data delivery

Observability data is delivered to an AWS S3 bucket once every 24Hrs. The credentials to access the bucket will be shared by the Qualcomm support team. A new file will be generated each day with the following naming convention.

observability.<realmid>.log.YYYY-MM-DD-HR.bz2.

Last Published: Feb 18, 2026

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