- Sat Jan 22, 2005 3:47 pm
#2676
I'm considering starting a project and need a little guidance.
The project will be a GPS unit that wirelessly transmits the data to an RS232 interface. So far, I've figured up the following:
UV40 with magnetic antenna, SMD connector, and Carrier Board.
The UV40 will send it's output to a basic High-Speed RF Link transmitter (SKU: RF-KLPA). The matched receiver for this transmitter would then output to a basic UART ( more on that later ). The output from the UART would be sent to a RS232 connector and sent down a serial cable to a PC, which will have Hyperterminal (or a similar program) running.
Anyone see problems with this idea? The reason for using a dedicated UART is that I don't have, or have access to, a PIC programmer.
Thanks,
Pete
The project will be a GPS unit that wirelessly transmits the data to an RS232 interface. So far, I've figured up the following:
UV40 with magnetic antenna, SMD connector, and Carrier Board.
The UV40 will send it's output to a basic High-Speed RF Link transmitter (SKU: RF-KLPA). The matched receiver for this transmitter would then output to a basic UART ( more on that later ). The output from the UART would be sent to a RS232 connector and sent down a serial cable to a PC, which will have Hyperterminal (or a similar program) running.
Anyone see problems with this idea? The reason for using a dedicated UART is that I don't have, or have access to, a PIC programmer.
Thanks,
Pete