I purchased the GPS: Copernicus DIP Module few weeks ago…I tried communicating with the serial (rx/tx) pin but it’s not working…
connected with 3.3v supply:
firstly I opened the hyperterminal. connecting to the correct comm ports. baud: A: 38.4k and B 4.8k, proper parity and stop bits: all according to the guide…
I have proper circuit converting the RS232 level to TTL/CMOS…but no respond…
then I download the GPS monitor software…also not responding…
all the trial was done in the lab…not outside of the building (if it does matter…)…
I know nothing about the copernicus module but have you verified that your rs232 driver circuit is correct? The way to do thatis to remove the copernicus and short the tx/rx pins that would normally connect to the copernicus. Then fire up hyperterminal and see if it echoes what you type on the screen. If it doesn’t then check your cable/serial connection - short pins 2 and 3 on the cable and you should get the same echoes when you type. If that works then you did something wrong with the rs232 driver circuit. If it doesn’t then your serial cable/hyperterm/com port is at fault.
I purchased the GPS: Copernicus DIP Module few weeks ago…I tried communicating with the serial (rx/tx) pin but it’s not working…
connected with 3.3v supply:
firstly I opened the hyperterminal. connecting to the correct comm ports. baud: A: 38.4k and B 4.8k, proper parity and stop bits: all according to the guide…
I have proper circuit converting the RS232 level to TTL/CMOS…but no respond…
then I download the GPS monitor software…also not responding…
all the trial was done in the lab…not outside of the building (if it does matter…)…
please help me!!!
Greetings
At least you must read the data, even with gps position data available. Check in the sparkfun site, the schematic for the Copernicus DIP Module; and specially, the schematic for a Demo Board usefully for various gps modules, included the Copernicus DIP Module. In this schematic, you can see the needed connections between you gps module and the max3232 (this works at 3.3 V).
Just tried to solder the wires on and I think ive got the same thing, I am going to connect xreset and xstandby to output pins on my fpga board, Tell me are you gettinga flat 3.3.v or a flat 0v out of the serial pins?