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[gpsd-users] Trimble GPS model 57963
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Paul |
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[gpsd-users] Trimble GPS model 57963 |
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Tue, 24 Nov 2015 08:19:45 +0000 |
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I've been playing with a Trimble GPS/OCXO board model 57963-D
which I can't find any documentation for.
The board has RS232 comms but doesn't use NMEA or TSIP.
It has a text based protocol at 57600 baud which offers
a prompt
UCCM-P >
and sending a ? brings up a helpful list of commands. It can
be told to send timing strings which it does, one per second
and I can see in the fixed length packet the GPS time counting
upwards and there's a GPS time offset field too.
gpsd doesn't seem to recognise the protocol though.
It appears to be reacting to the pulse-per-second that comes
out on one of the modem control lines, but I don't think
it's decoding the time messages.
Anyone come across these before? Does gpsd support it?
If not, should I write a gpsd driver for it? I'd like to
get this thing working with ntpd.
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Paul Nicholson
Todmorden, UK.
http://abelian.org
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