Hi Pieter,
Is this what you're looking for?
1PPS TIME OFFSET COMMAND (@@Ay)
The GPS receiver outputs a one pulse-per second (1PPS) signal with
the rising edge
placed on top of the GPS/UTC one second tic mark. The 1PPS Offset
command allows
the user to offset the 1PPS time mark in one nanosecond increments.
This offset can
be used to place the 1PPS signal anywhere within the one second epoch.
This command is available in the Motorola M12T, M12+, UT+, and VP boards.
For more modern boards, the same command is implemented in the I-Lotus
M12M and the Navsync CW-25 module with the Motorola firmware load. Be
careful if the programmable 10 MHz output on the CW-25 is of interest to
you. I bought it last year and at that time it was NOT programmable
with the Motorola firmware load. It's fixed at 10 MHz unless you get
Navsync to do some custom development. The speed is only programmable
with the NMEA firmware load.
Ed
RFSPACE wrote:
Hi,
I am looking for a GPS module or receiver that has a programmable
pulse output in time. I am trying to start two data captures a couple
of hundred miles appart for a bistatic RADAR. I need to program the
UTC time and maybe the increment when I want the pulses to come out. I
am trying to find something relatively cheap before I go layout a
board that looks at the NMEA output and gates the 1pps.
Thanks,
Pieter - N4IP
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