Closed ajuancer closed 4 years ago
The PPS pin is not a serial interface. It doesn't have a baud setting. In my experience (with the Adafruit GBS board) you read the PPS pin through one of your digital inputs. As soon as it goes high, that is the start of the second. It is independent of the GPS messages being sent serially over the TX/RX pins.
Hope that helps.
FWIW, yes, you can change the baud rate in your sketch.
PPS means Pulse Per Second. It is one pulse every second which can validate date and time
N.B. the PPS pin on most modules only will output a signal (of 1.000000 Hz, probably even less than 1 usec jitter) if the GPS has either a fix or a sufficient reliable knowledge of time.
Hi! I have a GPS module with 5 Pins: GND, VCC, Rx, Tx & PPS. I know you can define
static const uint32_t GPSBaud = 4800;
but I would like to know if it's also available to use the PPS pin.