I bought a receiver labelled as Conexant Jupiter-T TU60-D120-041. I
constructed an RS-232 serial interface, a 1 Pulse per Second LED and a
10 kHz test point. After a few minutes the 1 pulse per second LED syncs
up with the audible ticks on WWV so it seems that the receiver is
receiving the
I remember a few discussions over the last few years about building a
microcontroller (PIC, Arduino, MPS430, whatever floats your boat) based
IRIG generator. Did anyone ever get one working?
Thanks!
Bob
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Jerry it transmit navmann binary protecol and the 1 Sec puls come on almost
after power on but it produce this pulse both with or without sattlites
received, I can mail you a small program which program it to transmit NMEA
format, it does not keep this infor when powered off.
Michael, OZ2ELA
Sometime ago pleople here talked about using the PRU´s (two cores with
predictable timing) inside the Beaglebone´s main chip to make time
measurements. Today I found this article that points to more data about
programming the PRUs, even in C:
Sadly Ina was terminally ill and died in May 2012.
Ulrich kept this to himself until about six months later in an email explaining
why he had been out of touch.
In respect for Ulrich's wishes I kept this news off the list.
Ulrich's Obituary indicates that one parent, his in-laws and siblings as
