http://wiki.paparazziuav.org/w/api.php?action=feedcontributions&feedformat=atom&user=Xoid 2026-04-05T16:06:26Z User contributions MediaWiki 1.37.1 http://wiki.paparazziuav.org/w/index.php?title=Talk:Hardware_Wish_List&diff=4161 2008-11-24T07:43:38Z

<p>Xoid: /* GSM (cellular phone) modem, onboard camera and x86 compatible computer */</p> <hr /> <div>How about a migration from ublox Antaris4 to Antaris5. I believe they are pretty much pin to pin compatible and minor changes are needed in the UBX protocol<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> If not done by someone else the OSAM team will be working on the integration of the ublox 5 modules in a month or two.. Danstah<br /> &lt;br&gt; This is done but was not really needed since it had already been done by the guys over at ENAC. Refer to the GPS page for instructions. <br /> Also for those using the LEA-5H is anyone really seeing any benefits other that fast acquisition? Because i am not that much better accuracy. --Danstah<br /> <br /> == GSM (cellular phone) modem, onboard camera and x86 compatible computer ==<br /> <br /> with GSM modem you get unlimited range, <br /> camera gives much fun and navigation abilities.<br /> <br /> With all that features, we need x86 compatible onboard computer, with Linux run on, because:<br /> <br /> -- easy progamming and debug, a lot of GNU software available<br /> <br /> -- all drivers (GSM, camera, USB, GPS) are ready<br /> <br /> -- use script languages like perl to program<br /> <br /> -- store photos, videos and logs onboard at flash card (loading only small photos over GSM link to save money), <br /> <br /> -- easily communicate over the Internet (TCP/IP). Imagine the web-server aboard!<br /> <br /> Ok, [http://www.via.com.tw/en/products/mainboards/motherboards.jsp?motherboard_id=221 nano-ITX] is huge enought and has great power consumption, requiring a bigger plane.<br /> <br /> <br /> Reply:<br /> Why not just use a gumstix and connect it through the UART port used by the GPS. This is exactly what we do --Danstah<br /> <br /> Reply2:<br /> Can gumstick handle web-camera, flash disk and GSM-modem?</div>

Xoid http://wiki.paparazziuav.org/w/index.php?title=Talk:Hardware_Wish_List&diff=4154 2008-11-18T14:33:41Z

<p>Xoid: /* GSM (cellular phone) modem, onboard camera and x86 compatible computer */</p> <hr /> <div>How about a migration from ublox Antaris4 to Antaris5. I believe they are pretty much pin to pin compatible and minor changes are needed in the UBX protocol<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> If not done by someone else the OSAM team will be working on the integration of the ublox 5 modules in a month or two.. Danstah<br /> &lt;br&gt; This is done but was not really needed since it had already been done by the guys over at ENAC. Refer to the GPS page for instructions. <br /> Also for those using the LEA-5H is anyone really seeing any benefits other that fast acquisition? Because i am not that much better accuracy. --Danstah<br /> <br /> == GSM (cellular phone) modem, onboard camera and x86 compatible computer ==<br /> <br /> with GSM modem you get unlimited range, <br /> camera gives much fun and navigation abilities.<br /> <br /> With all that features, we need x86 compatible onboard computer, with Linux run on, because:<br /> <br /> -- easy progamming and debug, a lot of GNU software available<br /> <br /> -- all drivers (GSM, camera, USB, GPS) are ready<br /> <br /> -- use script languages like perl to program<br /> <br /> -- store photos, videos and logs onboard at flash card (loading only small photos over GSM link to save money), <br /> <br /> -- easily communicate over the Internet (TCP/IP). Imagine the web-server aboard!<br /> <br /> Ok, [http://www.via.com.tw/en/products/mainboards/motherboards.jsp?motherboard_id=221 nano-ITX] is huge enought and has great power consumption, requiring a bigger plane.</div>

Xoid http://wiki.paparazziuav.org/w/index.php?title=Talk:Hardware_Wish_List&diff=4153 2008-11-18T14:08:06Z

<p>Xoid: </p> <hr /> <div>How about a migration from ublox Antaris4 to Antaris5. I believe they are pretty much pin to pin compatible and minor changes are needed in the UBX protocol<br /> &lt;br&gt;<br /> If not done by someone else the OSAM team will be working on the integration of the ublox 5 modules in a month or two.. Danstah<br /> &lt;br&gt; This is done but was not really needed since it had already been done by the guys over at ENAC. Refer to the GPS page for instructions. <br /> Also for those using the LEA-5H is anyone really seeing any benefits other that fast acquisition? Because i am not that much better accuracy. --Danstah<br /> <br /> == GSM (cellular phone) modem, onboard camera and x86 compatible computer ==<br /> <br /> with GSM modem you get unlimited range, <br /> camera gives much fun and navigation abilities.<br /> <br /> With all that features, we need x86 compatible onboard computer, with Linux run on, because:<br /> <br /> -- easy progamming and debug, a lot of GNU software available<br /> <br /> -- all drivers (GSM, camera, USB, GPS) are ready<br /> <br /> -- use script languages like perl to program<br /> <br /> -- store photos, videos and logs onboard at flash card (loading only small photos over GSM link to save money), <br /> <br /> -- easily communicate over the Internet (TCP/IP)<br /> <br /> Ok, [http://www.via.com.tw/en/products/mainboards/motherboards.jsp?motherboard_id=221 nano-ITX] is huge enought and has great power consumption, requiring a bigger plane.</div>

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