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      stef
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      Hello all ,

      As asked , here a little example using the G76-L GPS of the pytrack.

      0_1497250298805_gps.pdf

      Rename the GPS.pdf to GPS.zip , unzip the two files . Put utils.py in your lib dir. and take a look at main.py.

      how it's work ? :

      use
      utils.GPSstart('G76-L')
      to start the GPS thread , note that i made it work with two kind of GPS for the moment : G76-L and NEO6 ('M6N)

      if you want to see GPS sentences use :
      utils.GPSDEBUG=True

      utils.GPSlat and utils.GPSlon for the gps returns.

      Take care that it's only a lightweight parser ( no checksum or speed info ) , lot of sentence and parameters not used. feel free to modify.

      Stéphane A.

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