VK-162 G-Mouse USB GPS Dongle Navigation Module USB GPS Antenna Receiver for Raspberry Pi Support Google Earth Window Linux

Description:

Chipset: U-G-7020

It can work with windows, linux

C / A code, 1.023MHz stream

Receive frequency: L1 [1575.42MHz]

Tracking Channels: 50

Support DGPS [WAAS, EGNOS and MSAS]

Positioning performance

2D plane: 5m [average]

2D plane: 3.5m [average], there DGPS auxiliary.

Drift: <0.02m / s

Timing Accuracy: 1us

Reference coordinate system: WGS-84

Maximum altitude: 18,000 m

Maximum speed: 500m / s

Acceleration: <4g

Electrical properties:

Tracking sensitivity:-160dBm

Acquisition sensitivity:-146dBm

Cold start time: 32s [average]

Warm start: 32s [average]

Hot start time: 1s [average]

Recapture Time: 0.1s [average]

Operating temperature:-30 degree to +80 degree

Package Dimensions:49 * 38 * 16mm;

Cable length: 1.95m

Link to windows 10 driver:  https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1ZUshxFN0R6PJ1Cy7y88sThPMalHZPKZu?usp=sharing

Raspberry pi and linux no need driver      

Russia driver: http://www.drive2.ru/l/5033334/

Package Included:

1 X G-mouse

FAQ

Q: Is this device NMEA certified?

We use two critical sentences (GGA and RMC) to get geo related information from the cars. These sentences (and others we do not use) come off the device every second

We may need a few thousand if these devices to replace older devices that are currently in our system (www.cmtgroup.com) in the USA. I ordered one device to test but would appreciate a quick response to my question"

A: Our product is not NMEA certified, the product is NMEA 0183 standard agreement.

The product defaults to GGA and RMC statements.

Q: Can you advise as to the time required for the device to power up, connect and report data?

Do you have any helpful comments in regards to optimizing  the device?

A: Once the GPS module is powered on, there is data output

It usually takes about 40 seconds to be successfully positioned.

After the positioning is successful, the correct time, latitude and longitude position data will be available.

Q: What is the baud rate setting?

A: Data baud rate: 9600 (default) (optional: 4800, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200, etc.)

Q: Is this a 10Hz refresh? Meeting 10 updates a second?

A:  Yes, it is 10hz refresh

Q:How to Setup GPS for Raspberry Pi

A: Please check this video https://youtu.be/A1zmhxcUOxw

Q: Do you have android driver?

A: You can download from u-center

Q: Will this work for real time tracking with Windows 10 Google Earth program on my laptop?

A: Yes, it can. You need install driver first, you can download driver and document from u-center

Q:For the refresh rate I mean how many times per second does the antennae receive an update from a satellite. A good antenne will receive 5 to 10 update per second.

A:The default output of the VK-162 product is data once per second. You can set the data output 5 times or 10 times per second according to your needs.

Q: Does this work with professional navigation systems like pc plotter that uses overlapped io or does this use a virtual serial port?

A: This vk-162 gps module works via virtual serial port

Q: Does this gps module support pps (pulse per second) for use as an accurate gps time source?

A: No, this vk-162 gps module does not support PPS. 

Q: The gps doesn't display the date but only the time, how can we solve this?

A: Please take your GPS module outside, then it can get satellites in a few minutes, and it will show the date and time

Q: How to enter GPS data as destination coordinates?

A: Calculation formula:

abcde.fghi

abc+(de/60)+(fghi/600000)

Q: I can't install u centre, it says missing files. I downloaded it from the link on the package. It doesn't fix if reinstall the program, just because there is nothing installed previously. I use Windows 10 Pro

A: https://windowsreport.com/msvcr120-dll-missing/

Q: Will this work with Stratux raspberry pi unit? Thanks in advance.

A: Yes, it can work. Here is the tutorial link: http://products.stratux.me/vk162