Hello,
I have got an Adafruit Ultimate GPS that I have connected to my PI B+ with success using the UART interface. However, I would like to know if I can connect it to the I2C interface of the PI in order to maybe have better chance to link this with MATLAB.
Thanks in advance!
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Re: Are UART and I2C compatible?
If you mean this http://www.adafruit.com/product/746 then it doesn't have an I2C interface, so you can't do what you're proposing.
Get it running on the serial interface on your Raspberry Pi or on your Arduino and share the collected data using something like gpsd.
Get it running on the serial interface on your Raspberry Pi or on your Arduino and share the collected data using something like gpsd.
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Re: Are UART and I2C compatible?
Thank you for your answer!
Yes, that's the product. Ok so I will forget (for now) using the GPS data live in MATLAB, however, would Gpspipe be able to get these coordinates and store them in a file? I am new in this Raspberry business.
Yes, that's the product. Ok so I will forget (for now) using the GPS data live in MATLAB, however, would Gpspipe be able to get these coordinates and store them in a file? I am new in this Raspberry business.