BS2 and GPS
Crux
Posts: 74
hi every1
I am planning to make a design about integrating BS2 and the Gran idea GPS that parallax sell.
first question:
is it possible to integrate both?what are the requirements?
2nd question:
is it possible that we could control object through GPS?
thanks i hope you could help me out
I am planning to make a design about integrating BS2 and the Gran idea GPS that parallax sell.
first question:
is it possible to integrate both?what are the requirements?
2nd question:
is it possible that we could control object through GPS?
thanks i hope you could help me out
Comments
The stamp can receive the serial strings from many different GPS modules.
When you speak of integrating the the devices, what is it you're trying to accomplish?
You could control a device with the GPS data, bearing in mind the GPS needs to be able to see the satellite array in order to compute its location. Secondly, there is a limit as to the accuracy of any point calculated by the GPS. If you need accuracy to a few centimeters, you will be disappointed by most common GPS units. If you need accuracy to several meters, you will likely be satisfied. There are technolgies to improve the accuracy and repeatability, such as differential GPS.
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I would like to create a remote device that will direct the boat through GPS,I dont really care about accuracy as long as its just a few centimeters..
I would like it also to have the capability to send data and i think it may not be possible through GPS cuz from wat i hav read it has a string formats but i jus wud like to confirm it with you guys
Assuming there's a direct line of sight between your GPS receiver and at least 3 satellites, positional accuracy is less than 15 meters. If WAAS is available in your area, this is reduced to 3 meters. If you need more info, read the GPS wiki at en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Global_Positioning_System
This thread should help you. He used a Garmin, but the Parallax unit would be the same.
http://forums.parallax.com/showthread.php?p=649159
HTH, Chris