Hello,
I have a RUTX50. I am writing a python script to pass GPS data to a third application. I am collecting the data using the RUTOS gpsctl command.
Apart from the --help switch there appear to be no other reference which gives the format of the data returned. The help only gives the format of the datetime (YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS).
Does anyone know what format the other gpsctl switches return?
Hello,
Currently, it’s a bit unclear what specific information you’re seeking since you already have the output format of gpsctl -e. Could you please provide more details about your ultimate goal and the specific information you’re looking for?
Best regards,
Marijus,
It is probably easier to show how I would expect the help file to read:
Usage: gpsctl [options]
Options:
-h, --help show usage information
-d, --debug debug mode
-i, --latitude get latitude
**Decimal degrees? **
-x, --longitude get longitude
Decimal degrees?
-t, --timestamp get timestamp
Non leap seconds from unix epoch?
-a, --altitude get altitude
Metres? above MSL or Elipsoid?
-v, --speed get speed
Metres/ second - knots - kmh - mph?
-p, --satellites get satellite count
-g, --angle get angle
Is this direction - if so units (degrees / Mils) or climb/descent?
-s, --status get fix status
I assume 1 connected 0 not connected?
-u, --accuracy get accuracy
Units?
-e, --datetime get datetime (YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS)
I hope that makes my question clearer.
Thanks
Just giving this a prompt so that it does not time out.