Intel
®
Ethernet Network Adapter E810-XXVDA4T
User Guide
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Setup compliance verification:
Before starting the gpsd APIs, the Antenna setup and GNSS firmware must be done.
• Antenna compliance:
— All the GNSS applications’ performance is expected to get good quality of antenna signal so the
software APIs can run on top of stable NMEA sentences.
— Table 7 shows the Antenna frequency band for ZED-F9T-00B. You should follow the original
vendor specification including supported band and circular polarization (the ZED-F9T-00B uses
right-hand circular polarization or RHCP).
B1
• Leverage GPSD APIs to improve the E810-XXVDA4T with the optional GNSS accuracy:
— gpsctl
• gpsctl can switch a dual-mode GPS between NMEA and vendor-binary modes. The gpsctl
API needs the gosd.socket service daemon running. Following is a basic device identification
example. You can use gpsctl -help to get all command details.
• With proper GPSD installation, the gpsctl can export terminal interface, as follows:
# gpsctl /dev/ttyGNSS_BBFF
where /dev/ttyGNSS_BBFF is identified as a u-Blox SW EXT CORE 1.00 (3fda8e), HW
00190000 at 9600 baud.
— pygpsclient
The pygpsclient can decode most NMEA sentence and show on a fully integrated GUI the UTC
timestamp, Latitude, Longitude, Altitude, and more in well-organized form, as shown below.
Table 7. Supported GNSS and Signals on ZED-F9T=00B
GPS / QZSS GLONASS Galileo BeiDou NavIC
L1C/A
(1575.420 MHz)
L1OF
(1602 MHz + k*562.5 kHz, k=-7,...,6)
E1-B/C
(1575.420 MHz)
B1I
(1561.098 MHz)
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B1C
(1575.420 MHz)
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1. B1I and B1C not to be enabled concurrently.
L2C
(1227.600 MHz)
L2OF
(1246 MHz + k*437.5 kHz, k=-7,...,6)
E5b
(1207.140 MHz)
B2I
(1207.140 MHz)
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