Re: questions Digest, Vol 37, Issue 2 - NTP
This is a discussion on Re: questions Digest, Vol 37, Issue 2 - NTP ; Hi all,
The GPS receiver is from an Indian Company ACCORD. It has a custom
NMEA data with GPS time and is validity. It also sends standard NMEA
data including GPGGA, GPGLL with UTC time at 9600 baudrate. It also
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Re: questions Digest, Vol 37, Issue 2
Hi all,
The GPS receiver is from an Indian Company ACCORD. It has a custom
NMEA data with GPS time and is validity. It also sends standard NMEA
data including GPGGA, GPGLL with UTC time at 9600 baudrate. It also
generates 1 PPS pulse.
For more information visit http://www.accord-products.com/gpsclock.htm
Since I wanted to sync system to GPS time, I modified NMEA driver to
work with this custom format (for testing). Instead of modifying the
NMEA clock driver, I wanted to write a new one.
FYI,
Venu
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New NMEA driver for Indian "ACCORD" clock (was: questions Digest, Vol 37, Issue 2)
In article <875dfa3d0711092303o19025148o4675b8be2b934089@mail. gmail.com>,
neo.venu@gmail.com (venu gopal) wrote:
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> Hi all,
Which thread were you responding to? Please do not reply to list
digests as it makes a complete mess of the threading on the newsgroup which
the list fronts. (Also never use Reply when starting a new thread.)
> work with this custom format (for testing). Instead of modifying the
> NMEA clock driver, I wanted to write a new one.
[Reading "wanted" as "want".] I believe that the generation of new,
variant drivers is strongly discouraged because they end up not being
maintained. Please enhance the closest existing driver instead.
