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GPS on the 2G & 3G capes are used for mainly:
 
GPS on the 2G & 3G capes are used for mainly:
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* Geo location
* Fine 1PPS Time synchronization by running a NTP server for Debian Wheezy, follow this '''<big>[[Configuring for GPS Location and Time Synchronization]]</big>'''
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* Precise Time synchronization using 1pps by running a NTP server for Debian Wheezy, follow this '''<big>[[Configuring for GPS Location and Time Synchronization]]</big>'''

Revision as of 10:38, 24 February 2014

This page contain Application Notes about how to setup Yantrr Beaglebone Vayu Cape with Beaglebone Black.

Vayu 2G & 2G + GPS capes

Data connection is established based on PPP protocols. Wvdial is mainly used to configure the dialup settings. For setting up various settings for PPP connection and establishing a data connection on these capes follow the link to the wiki

  • Way to setup the Vayu 2g Capes
  • How to read location and coarse time as NMEA-0183 message from the serial UART ttyO4 port
  • How to write wvdial conf files for any network
  • Sample wvconf file for AT&T and T-Mobile USA
  • For the precise timing and setting up

SW_startup_guide_for_Vayu_2G

Vayu 3G & 3G + GPS capes

Data connection is established based on PPP protocols. Wvdial is mainly used to configure the dialup settings. For setting up various settings for PPP connection and establishing a data connection on these capes follow the link to the wiki

  • Way to setup the Vayu 3g Capes
  • How to read location and coarse time as NMEA-0183 message from the serial UART ttyO4 port
  • How to write wvdial conf files for any network
  • Sample wvconf file for AT&T and T-Mobile USA
  • For the precise timing and setting up

SW_startup_guide_for_Vayu_3G

Configuring for GPS Location and Time Synchronization

GPS on the 2G & 3G capes are used for mainly: