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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2004
Location: Auckland
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OK chaps, I realise this is not audio so I won't be offended if the Mods chuck it in the bin.
I have a SSF2929P gps module which I wish to enable the ZDA string. If I apply power to the module it happily spits out data, finds sattelites etc and displays results on my terminal, but nothing I send to the module will stop the flow of data and put it into a mode to accept the commands. I'm beginning to think comms with this thing is half duplex, not full duplex. If this is the case, how do I reverse the flow and make it listen ? (Yes I do have Rx and Tx connected) (Yes I have RTFM but TFM is remarkably silent on this issue) Cheers |
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