bs2and gps

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i am trying to send gps data from stamp to computer.

the rf transmitter allows a frame of 64 bytes and the output from etrex gps to
stamp to rf is 65 bytes.

the transceiver has "cts flow control" which will allow larger messages to be
assembled on the other side, but must the remaining byte be somehow identified?

can the gps info be reduced by one byte?

thanks for any help

mikey hart

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There is no flow control from the GPS unit. I use a BS2p for GPS and buffer
the GPS data into the scratchpad ram with the SPSTR modifier of SERIN.

-- Jon Williams
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In a message dated 3/5/02 12:26:34 PM Central Standard Time,
hellkat909@y... writes:


> i am trying to send gps data from stamp to computer.
>
> the rf transmitter allows a frame of 64 bytes and the output from etrex gps
> to stamp to rf is 65 bytes.
>
> the transceiver has "cts flow control" which will allow larger messages to
> be assembled on the other side, but must the remaining byte be somehow
> identified?
>
> can the gps info be reduced by one byte?
>
> thanks for any help
>




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