Talk:Hardware Wish List - Revision history

Flixr: removed stuff about switching to ublox5 gps

2011-03-23T08:16:46Z

removed stuff about switching to ublox5 gps

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 ==  GSM (cellular phone) modem, onboard camera and x86 compatible computer ==
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 Can gumstick handle web-camera, flash disk and GSM-modem?

Xoid: /* GSM (cellular phone) modem, onboard camera and x86 compatible computer */

2008-11-24T07:43:38Z

GSM (cellular phone) modem, onboard camera and x86 compatible computer

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	Why not just use a gumstix and connect it through the UART port used by the GPS. This is exactly what we do --Danstah		Why not just use a gumstix and connect it through the UART port used by the GPS. This is exactly what we do --Danstah

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			Can gumstick handle web-camera, flash disk and GSM-modem?

Danstah: /* GSM (cellular phone) modem, onboard camera and x86 compatible computer */

2008-11-20T15:53:14Z

GSM (cellular phone) modem, onboard camera and x86 compatible computer

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	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.		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.


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			Why not just use a gumstix and connect it through the UART port used by the GPS. This is exactly what we do --Danstah

Xoid: /* GSM (cellular phone) modem, onboard camera and x86 compatible computer */

2008-11-18T14:33:41Z

GSM (cellular phone) modem, onboard camera and x86 compatible computer

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	-- store photos, videos and logs onboard at flash card (loading only small photos over GSM link to save money),		-- store photos, videos and logs onboard at flash card (loading only small photos over GSM link to save money),

	-- easily communicate over the Internet (TCP/IP)		-- easily communicate over the Internet (TCP/IP). Imagine the web-server aboard!

	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.		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.

Xoid at 14:08, 18 November 2008

2008-11-18T14:08:06Z

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	<br> 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> 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.
	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		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

			== GSM (cellular phone) modem, onboard camera and x86 compatible computer ==

			with GSM modem you get unlimited range,
			camera gives much fun and navigation abilities.

			With all that features, we need x86 compatible onboard computer, with Linux run on, because:

			-- easy progamming and debug, a lot of GNU software available

			-- all drivers (GSM, camera, USB, GPS) are ready

			-- use script languages like perl to program

			-- store photos, videos and logs onboard at flash card (loading only small photos over GSM link to save money),

			-- easily communicate over the Internet (TCP/IP)

			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.

Danstah at 15:03, 5 September 2008

2008-09-05T15:03:11Z

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	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		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> 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.
			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

Danstah at 18:56, 4 July 2008

2008-07-04T18:56:02Z

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	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		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
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	If not done by someone else the OSAM team will be working on the integration of the ublox 5 modules.. Danstah		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

Danstah at 18:55, 4 July 2008

2008-07-04T18:55:44Z

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	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		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
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	If not done by someone else the OSAM team will be working on the integration of the ublox 5 modules.. Danstah		If not done by someone else the OSAM team will be working on the integration of the ublox 5 modules.. Danstah

Danstah at 18:55, 4 July 2008

2008-07-04T18:55:25Z

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	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		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
			If not done by someone else the OSAM team will be working on the integration of the ublox 5 modules.. Danstah

Mrotunno: ublox 5

2008-02-14T10:52:28Z

ublox 5

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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