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Former Member over 12 years ago

Hello good morning,

               Im Harpreet singh i doing my project in embedded system area. Here im using raspberry Pi to interface my devices. I finding difficulty to interface GPS module with RPi. I hope i ll get a good response from you.

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    All of the standalone GPS modules I've seen use a serial interface. I would use a wireless console, and use a serial port to interface with the GPS. There are libraries that support the protocols that the GPS modules speak, such as NMEA. It is fairly simple to parse, you can easily do it yourself. Some modules have faster serial protocols that require a bit more footwork, but they will default to NMEA if you set them properly.

     

    You can have problems if the GPS is at a different level than the card, so you might need some sort of level shifter.

     

    There are many projects online that do this sort of thing. Just search around. Here is one:

     

    Getting GPS to work on a Raspberry PI | Peter Mount's Blog

     

    I can't vouch for it, I just searched and found it.

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    0 Former Member over 12 years ago

    All of the standalone GPS modules I've seen use a serial interface. I would use a wireless console, and use a serial port to interface with the GPS. There are libraries that support the protocols that the GPS modules speak, such as NMEA. It is fairly simple to parse, you can easily do it yourself. Some modules have faster serial protocols that require a bit more footwork, but they will default to NMEA if you set them properly.

     

    You can have problems if the GPS is at a different level than the card, so you might need some sort of level shifter.

     

    There are many projects online that do this sort of thing. Just search around. Here is one:

     

    Getting GPS to work on a Raspberry PI | Peter Mount's Blog

     

    I can't vouch for it, I just searched and found it.

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