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| 328 | 328 | = GW11048-6 Gateworks U-blox Development Kit |
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| 330 | This kit is focused providing a demo of the U-blox |
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| 330 | This kit is focused providing a demo of the U-blox !PointPerfect software to enable <2cm accuracy using the GW16143 Zed-F9P card. | |
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| 332 | 332 | Requirements: |
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| 383 | 383 | This example came from this section on this page: [#QuickStart GW16143 Quickstart] |
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| 385 | If desired, use the include GW16132 cellular modem to obtain an internet connection to get the |
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| 385 | If desired, use the include GW16132 cellular modem to obtain an internet connection to get the !PointPerfect data with the guide here: [wiki:expansion/gw16126] | |
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| 387 | 387 | Once this is running, download the dev kit scripts from the Gateworks github on the single board computer command line: |
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| 412 | 412 | More information about !PointPerfect is shown on this page under the [#pointperfect PointPerfect section] |
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| 414 | A common evaluation usecase is: Running "cgps" in the foreground to monitor GPS data, along with |
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| 416 | To do this, you would edit the credentials in the secret settings file as per the |
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| 414 | A common evaluation usecase is: Running "cgps" in the foreground to monitor GPS data, along with !PointPerfect GNSS corrections. | |
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| 416 | To do this, you would edit the credentials in the secret settings file as per the !PointPerfect site, set run_pygnssutils_in_foreground to false, and set the foreground process to "cgps". To use cgps with the script, you also must enable the gpsd bridge. The default settings will be OK in most instances. | |
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| 418 | 418 | Another usecase may be configuring and viusalizing the GPS data in u-center. u-center is a Windows application, but it nevertheless can be both powerful in configuring and visualizing the GPS. To use u-center, you do NOT want to use our script, rather just use a one line command to send all /dev/ttyACM0 data over TCP. |