Closed Octoate closed 5 years ago
HI @Octoate Yes, sure it could be easy, would you mind give me reference or pointer on the header you need? The GPS board you want to put on Thanks
Well, I guess it would make sense to use a GPS sensor that is widely available, so I wouldn't recommend the one, I am using here (and it doesn't have a pin header anyway ;-)). Maybe the pin header for the NEO6MV2 would be nice like on this boards:
or, because it has a good availability, the one of the Adafruit Ultimate GPS:
https://www.adafruit.com/product/746
What do you think?
I'm using this one on my RAK831 PI Zero Board Would it be okay for you ?
Another Idea would be using an USB One, unfortunately both same pinout execpt TX/RX reversed, that's a same, so USB Only https://www.electrodragon.com/product/neo-6m-gps-module-r2/
But It's easy to wire this kind on board on existing shield, RX/RX/GND are available on FTDI connector, just need to get 3V3 and set PPS to a GPIO available (GPIO13 for example on Groove connector). Of course change GPIO to reflect this change if you want to use GPS with packet forwarder.
Hi, thanks for your great work with the backplane. It is very versatile and great to use! However, I am missing one feature: The support for a GPS module with PPS signal. It would be great if you can add a header for a GPS module (e.g. for a GN-801 GPS module) that connects the UART to the Raspberry Pi and the PPS pin of the module to pin 19 of the IMST iC880A. Currently I am modifying the board by myself, but it would be great if I can just add a header and connect the GPS module there. I know there has been a discussion about the sense of this addon, but the GPS module is very cheap so why not adding it :-)?
Best regards, Tim