Get the SiRFdemo program and follow this tutorial.
Hi , i have a gps with srif III chip!
but with my program :street and trip... i got this message :
The GPS Receiver is sending messages, but they are not being recognised as NMEA 2.0-compatible. Make sure the GPS receiver input/output format is set to deliver NMEA 2.0-compatible messages at the correct baud (4,800 bps)
i tried to change the bit rate to 4800...and nothing...i tried onother port...nothing...alwyas the same message!.
i know there is a ways to emulate something from sirf to nmea...but don't know how to do it.
Get the SiRFdemo program and follow this tutorial.
it dosent work..or i dont know how to do it....is there anywone who can explain this please?
i bought my sirf III from mo-co-so.
We need the model number of the GPS receiver to help you further. Even though it's Sirf Star III, it should still use NMEA sentences, my guess is the baud rate is incorrect or the port is off. Try running xPort3 and split the signal out to the first 10 ports. Try each of those with your application and see if it works with any of them. If so, stop xPort3 and use the port it worked on.
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http://store.mo-co-so.com/usbsirfiii...eiver-p-4.html
that is my gps
I've lost all respect for Mo-Co-So within 1 minute on their website.
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For real? Can you tell me how an online commerce website has a spelling mistake? And such an obvious one?Originally Posted by Mo-Co-So website
As opposed to imaginary testing? Maybe fictional?Originally Posted by Mo-Co-So website
Ampie Case
2.5" Hard Drive 80GB Samsung 5400RPM
256 MB DDR2 PC5400
Xenarc 700TSV - VGA Monitor
Intel D945GCLF Motherboard
M2-ATX-HV
2005 Honda Civic
i dont want to talk about mo-co-so...if you chek my other threads...you will know why...
i agree...
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