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@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ _Currently in Pre-Pre-Alpha_
### Necessary Software ### Necessary Software
- [Golang][go] - [Golang][go]
- [Arduino IDE][ard] - [Arduino IDE][ard]
- [ESP plugin][esp] () - [ESP plugin][esp]
- [TinyGPS++][tg+] library (Installing the TinyGPS++ Library section) - [TinyGPS++][tg+] library (Installing the TinyGPS++ Library section)
### Necessary Hardware ### Necessary Hardware
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ Compile the recipient Golang program on the computer with
go build gps.go go build gps.go
``` ```
### Nodeside ### Nodeside
Open the sketch and user the Arduino IDE to upload to the ESP module Open the sketch and use the Arduino IDE to upload to the ESP module
Connect the GPS module; pinout is given in Arduino sketch, must check against pinout image Connect the GPS module; pinout is given in Arduino sketch, must check against pinout image
## Running ## Running
@@ -38,7 +38,16 @@ cat YYYYMMDDHHmmss.gps
Compile and download the sketch to the ESP Compile and download the sketch to the ESP
## Usage ## Usage
Connect the ESP and GPS to the external battery. Once the GPS warms up, it will get a location reading every 2 seconds. Power does not need to be continuously supplied, as the location is written to the EEPROM. To get the location data, reset/power cycle ESP. Connect the ESP and GPS to the external battery. Once the GPS warms up, it will get a location reading every 30 seconds. Power does not need to be continuously supplied, as the location is written to the EEPROM. To get the location data, reset/power cycle ESP.
## Plotting
#### _So now you have your GPS coordinates. Now what?_
For now, you have to search the GPS coordinates on Google Maps or something.
However, in the future, it would be nice to process the coordinates locally,
without having to copy/paste several sets of coords to a website. However, the
methods I have found to do this ([HERE][here] and [geoplot][geop]) have not
worked, even the examples. Eventually, I will find another solution, probably
in Python, but until then, copy/paste.
## TODO ## TODO
- A whole lot - A whole lot
@@ -56,3 +65,5 @@ Connect the ESP and GPS to the external battery. Once the GPS warms up, it will
[vilros]: <https://www.amazon.com/Vilros-Raspberry-Kit-Premium-Essential-Accessories/dp/B0748M1Z1B> [vilros]: <https://www.amazon.com/Vilros-Raspberry-Kit-Premium-Essential-Accessories/dp/B0748M1Z1B>
[espbuy]: <https://www.amazon.com/HiLetgo-Internet-Development-Wireless-Micropython/dp/B081CSJV2V> [espbuy]: <https://www.amazon.com/HiLetgo-Internet-Development-Wireless-Micropython/dp/B081CSJV2V>
[gps]: <https://www.amazon.com/HiLetgo-GY-NEO6MV2-Controller-Ceramic-Antenna/dp/B01D1D0F5M> [gps]: <https://www.amazon.com/HiLetgo-GY-NEO6MV2-Controller-Ceramic-Antenna/dp/B01D1D0F5M>
[here]: <https://www.here.com/learn/blog/reverse-geocoding-a-location-using-golang>
[geop]: <https://github.com/morikuni/go-geoplot/tree/mai://github.com/morikuni/go-geoplot/tree/maini>