Two ports, one for the regular data output, the other is usually for DGPS input. I couldn't find any sort of manual or spec sheet so I'm really at a loss.
All GPS software expects data to be sent via a serial port, be it a real one or an emulated port (for usb). Why do you want it to be a mini-pci, just for compactness? I'm not a big fan of the SiRF chips, nothing I have used (except for their sirf demo) recognized sirf binary, and the NMEA mode can often be a second or two behind if you plan on using it for a time source. Jason > Thanks for the reply! This is the one I found: > Manufacturer site: > http://www.commell.com.tw/Product/Peripheral/MiniPCI/MP-954GPS.HTM > More Info: > http://www.bwi.com/prod/572922 > > The manufacturer site list it as "GPS Module & 2 x COM ports" not sure > if this is via emulation or how it is accomplished. > > I'm very noob-ish on GPS tech, why the serial ports? is that how they > communicate via emulated serial [or real ones if they are available]? > > Thanks again _______________________________________________ Soekris-tech mailing list [email protected] http://lists.soekris.com/mailman/listinfo/soekris-tech
