Re: GPS devices: (was: re: [consume] Mapping Signal Strength)
"Andy Laurence" <[email protected]> Sat, 19 Oct 2002 09:08:27 +0100
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From: Steve - Vacuum Networks <[email protected]> > Andy Laurence wrote: > > > > Now that the GPS units a few of us ordered are winging their way here... > > and have landed. Me n Doug were googling about tonight for specs on > these, and the best we've come up with for implementation/testing is at: > > http://www.dip.ee.uct.ac.za/~ahenric/oncorhtm.html > > which is about some geezer's uni project to use one to build a GPS > device. The devices themselves are Motorola Encore GPS recievers - and > seem to run okay off 4.5 volts. (Initial tests will get response echo > back off the console, but not any GPS data, which is odd. More tweaking > needed on that) Note that you should use a MAX232 to prevent you blowing the GPS according to the nice chap who sold them to us. Andy Administrivia: To Subscribe send an e-mail to [email protected] with the subject subscribe. To unsubscribe send with the subject unsubscribe. To post to the list just e-mail [email protected] or hit reply in your mail client.