OEM GPS Modules. - Page 6

JC-S60 · 02-17-2005, 02:56 PM

The same problem occurs with my haicom 203E GPS-receiver... just disabled the 'trackball', but it comes back if you plug it in another usb-port, as windows assigns a new com-port and then thinks it's another trackball.
Renaming the driver is a very good solution!

jcdillin · 02-17-2005, 06:12 PM

you know what is strange, I was getting the mouse jumping, and I went and enabled the gps to send all sentences(default is only to send like 3 or 4 of them), and to send them at 19200 baud and windows will not detect it as a mouse now.

IntellaWorks · 02-17-2005, 06:23 PM

I wonder if that would work for me.. ahh well I'm working on my system with the problem already solved.. someone post if this solution works for them.

BTW: working on my system and it boots to a shell in 12.3 seconds (using boot vis) I'm using it with a fast IDE drive tho so it'll slow when i add it to a CF card.. but the effort as worht it !

jcdillin · 02-17-2005, 06:50 PM

very nice, I would do the same thing, but mine boots in about the same time with a standard xp sp2 install.

hklomann · 02-18-2005, 09:05 AM

look what i got as 2 port usb2serial converter cable
it´s not what i expected but i will give it a try
i realy could not belive that it includes a 4port usb hub
it was hard work to chop it

frodobaggins · 02-20-2005, 06:13 AM

Registry fix for jumping mouse.

nl4jy · 02-22-2005, 12:04 PM

Quote: Originally Posted by hklomann

look what i got as 2 port usb2serial converter cable
it´s not what i expected but i will give it a try
i realy could not belive that it includes a 4port usb hub
it was hard work to chop it

Why do u need 2 serial?
Also, would you still have the detection problem with windows when you convert rs232 to usb? The main reason why I switch my usb gps to serial gps is every time I got out of sleep, i had to unplug and replug my usb gps mouse in order for windows to understand that gps mouse is a gps mouse instead of a unknown gps device.

If worst comes to worst, i may have to look for pci to serial to give me additional ports to make this works.

I already used com1 for my touchscreen and com2 for my gps...

hklomann · 02-22-2005, 01:05 PM

the usb 2 serial coverter works fine with the 3 volt cmos level serial signal from the ublox module and all navigation software listens on com/virtual com port for their input and i always have free/unused usb onboard conectors the other reason why i don`t attach direct to serial is cause my module shall be usb bus powered and the module might be placed internal or externaly i never had any recognition problems with gpsmodules on usb 2 serial or direct serial except of the well solved ballmouse prob after conecting

nl4jy · 02-24-2005, 10:27 AM

Quote: Originally Posted by hklomann

the usb 2 serial coverter works fine with the 3 volt cmos level serial signal from the ublox module and all navigation software listens on com/virtual com port for their input and i always have free/unused usb onboard conectors the other reason why i don`t attach direct to serial is cause my module shall be usb bus powered and the module might be placed internal or externaly i never had any recognition problems with gpsmodules on usb 2 serial or direct serial except of the well solved ballmouse prob after conecting

that's cool to hear. I'm just concern for my case since I do have that recognition problem when I return from sleep/hibernation. I'll be watching this thread or a new one you created to record your WIP.