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[AVR] Interfacing GPS module

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Hello,

How to interface GPS module and receive and send data...
actually I want to make a GPS with the car itself will detect its own position and will provide the data via wireless to me.

I want to use ATmega32 but i have no design and such idea .
please help me
 

Hello!

Apparently you don't know how to start. You shouldn't try to do everything at once.
1. Try to find some source code for ATmega32 / UART. (there are fair chances that your GPS can be read using UART).
2. Try to read GPS data
3. Try to parse GPS data to find the position data.
Don't do a step before completing the previous one.

And beside that: what kind of wireless? Do you want to use the position data inside of the care, for example using
a Bluetooth tablet? Do you want to send the data to your home just to spy where your wife goes with your car?

Some more info would make it easier to help you.

Dora.
 
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How to do this?
have any resource about the three or video tutorial?

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1. Try to find some source code for ATmega32 / UART. (there are fair chances that your GPS can be read using UART).
2. Try to read GPS data
3. Try to parse GPS data to find the position data.
 

Hello!

Yes, I have mainly one resource: internet and your favorite search engine.
If you enter Atmega32 uart source code, I would be surprised if you don't find anything.
I have tried. In the first link listed by google, there is some source code.

Next, read the documentation of your GPS module, and find out what interface is used
(well, you might consider doing this first, but until now, all the GPS I have seen were
UART based).

Then configure the UART to talk to the module at the right speed, right parity, etc..
and read incoming buffers.

From there, it should be quite easy.

Dora.
 
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