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How to interface a GPS receiver module using Raspberry PI

In this video, we are going to explain, how to interface a GPS Receiver module with Raspberry Pi. I am using Raspberry Pi 3 B+ and GPS receiver module with External Antenna. Connect pin 8, the TX of the raspberry pi to the RX of the GPS receiver module Then connect pin 10, the RX of the raspberry pi to the TX of the GPS receiver module Finally connect pin 4, the 5-volt output of the raspberry pi to the 5-volt input of the GPS receiver module Now the wiring has been completed. Let's login to the Raspberry Pi and continue with the rest of the steps Step 1 In the First step, we will be configuring the Raspberry Pi to access the serial port Login to Raspberry Pi. Then open the terminal and type the command sudo raspi-config select item number 5, Interfacing Options. then select option serial and hit enter Now you get a Query, "Would you like a login shell to be accessible over serial?". select "No" and hit enter once you are done, you get another question "would you like the serial port hardware to be enabled?". select "yes" using the tab key and hit enter Hit enter for the confirmation message and select "Finish" from the main menu. Then It will ask you for a re-boot. select "yes" and hit enter to re-boot Step2 In the second step, we will be installing GPSD and GPSD Clients. GPSD is a software that collects data from a GPS and provides the data via IP protocol. In order to install GPSD and its supporting files, type command, sudo apt-get install gpsd gpsd-clients Step 3 In the third step, we will try to read the serial port to check whether we can access the output from the GPS receiver module. In order to read the serial port use command, cat, forward slash DEV, forward slash Serial 0. If you are interfacing Raspberry Pi 2 and the previous models, you should use, /dev/ttyAMA0 instead of Serial0 Once you enter the command, you can see the data from the serial port flowing through the terminal. if you cannot see the result. re-check your wiring, signal receipt indicator in the GPS receiver module, and re-run the command. Step 4 In the final step, we will be analyzing the data packets from the GPS receiver module using two different software GPSMON and CGPS. Both software's are real-time data monitor that displays the location from the GPS receiver module. Before we launch both software we need to redirects the data of the correct serial port to gpsd socket. In order to redirect the data from the serial port to gpsd socket, use the command sudo gpsd /dev/serial0 -F /var/run/GPSD.sock. Let us analyze the data packets using software CGPS. In order to analyze the data using CGPS use the command sudo cgps -s In order to analyze the data using GPSMON, use the command. sudo gpsmon Now we have learned, how to interface a GPS receiver module with Raspberry pi and monitor the location data using the software. Thanks for watching. In the next project, we will be using these GPS Coordinates with Google map. so stay tuned. #BlueEyeMedia #RaspberryPi #GPSRreceiverModule