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RTKLIB PinePhone Pro GPS - jlaba - 05-01-2025

Hello all,

I want to use my PinePhone Pro as a rover in a RTKLIB setup. Todo so, I have some questions:

1. Is it correct, that the Pinephone Pro GPS sensor can provide GPS raw data?
2. If yes, what is the format? In RTKLIB I can select rtcm2, rtcm3, oem4, oem3, ubx, ss2, hemis, skytraq, gw10, javad, sp3
3. On mobian the device should be ttyUSB1, correct? I have configured it with baudrate 115200. There are 2 additional options in RTKLIB inpstr-path config: 8:n:1:off Does anyone know, what does that mean and if it is correct for the PinePhone Pro?

By the way: What GPS chip is used in the phone?


RE: RTKLIB PinePhone Pro GPS - biketool - 05-02-2025

(Yesterday, 01:16 PM)jlaba Wrote: Hello all,

I want to use my PinePhone Pro as a rover in a RTKLIB setup. Todo so, I have some questions:

1. Is it correct, that the Pinephone Pro GPS sensor can provide GPS raw data?
2. If yes, what is the format? In RTKLIB I can select rtcm2, rtcm3, oem4, oem3, ubx, ss2, hemis, skytraq, gw10, javad, sp3
3. On mobian the device should be ttyUSB1, correct? I have configured it with baudrate 115200. There are 2 additional options in RTKLIB inpstr-path config: 8:n:1:off Does anyone know, what does that mean and if it is correct for the PinePhone Pro?

By the way: What GPS chip is used in the phone?

It does NMEA serial standard, not sure which of these options above do the same.
Look in the manual https://rtklib.com/prog/manual_2.3.0.pdf and search NMEA and the question should probably be answered.
Ideally I would like to be able to toggle the Pine Phone to become a bluetooth or USB GPS device(as well as a BT game controlller, and a bluetooth network hotspot as was done for the Linux Nokia N900)