Royaltek REB12 and BAE Superstar to 2P
I am trying to interface either or both of these OEM boards to the
2P. These boards are similar 12 channel boards with a similar pin-
out, with a default 1 per second output of a long proprietary binary
data message at 9600N81. The boards put out TTL level RS232.
My project requires NMEA $GGA and $RMC data to be read and stored in
the 2P's scratchpad RAM. I noted the excellent way posted earler on
how to do this with spstr.
I cannot get either board reprogrammed to change to NMEA at 9600 or
4800 baud. I have used the appropriate command with the correct
checksum.
The Mfgr's have not been much help in this. Has anyone been able to
do this? Any advice?
Thanks,
Jim Ross
2P. These boards are similar 12 channel boards with a similar pin-
out, with a default 1 per second output of a long proprietary binary
data message at 9600N81. The boards put out TTL level RS232.
My project requires NMEA $GGA and $RMC data to be read and stored in
the 2P's scratchpad RAM. I noted the excellent way posted earler on
how to do this with spstr.
I cannot get either board reprogrammed to change to NMEA at 9600 or
4800 baud. I have used the appropriate command with the correct
checksum.
The Mfgr's have not been much help in this. Has anyone been able to
do this? Any advice?
Thanks,
Jim Ross
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> I am trying to interface either or both of these OEM boards to the
> 2P. These boards are similar 12 channel boards with a similar pin-
> out, with a default 1 per second output of a long proprietary binary
> data message at 9600N81. The boards put out TTL level RS232.
>
> My project requires NMEA $GGA and $RMC data to be read and stored in
> the 2P's scratchpad RAM. I noted the excellent way posted earler on
> how to do this with spstr.
>
> I cannot get either board reprogrammed to change to NMEA at 9600 or
> 4800 baud. I have used the appropriate command with the correct
> checksum.
>
> The Mfgr's have not been much help in this. Has anyone been able to
> do this? Any advice?
>
> Thanks,
> Jim Ross