Re: [Paparazzi-devel] osd i/f idea (Mike)

[Michele Santucci]

Hallo,

sorry but I've been a little hasty in my conclusion in the previous email.
Anyway I got what you were meaning and well yes this's not a really 
optimized
way to solve that but of course it can 'pay the bill' so to say.
If your OSD already 'understood' a NMEA GPS input you can retrieve telemetry
data output but of course you can also go straight to the source and  get 
the actual
GPS output  feeding the Paparazzi board (as long as you are using a NMEA
standard GPS) thus cutting out the need of a real microntroller (of course 
if the
paparazzi board is using other gps input format like ublox binary one well 
you
still need a micro).

Best Regards,
   Mike
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From: "chris" <address@hidden>
Sent: Friday, September 04, 2009 8:29 PM
To: <address@hidden>
Subject: [Paparazzi-devel] osd i/f idea (Mike)

> Hi Mike
> No i mean airborne.
> What i was thinking is that since my osd (also has pitot, air pressure
> sensors rpm sensors, fuel sensors etc. ) has a GPS input for displaying
> gps data, i can use a microcontroller that will listen
> to the airborne serial modem  (much like the Uart tunnel firmware) and
> present the data to the osd simulating a gps.
> You see any problem in this approach?
> I am asking because if there is a problem in my way of thinking i don't
> want to
> waste any time on this as it is only an idea i have and i haven't
> actually started working on it
> Chris
>
>
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