HOUDAHGPS USER GUIDE DRIVER

HOUDAHGPS USER GUIDE DRIVER

Ok - installed the S/W and driver that came with the unit on a Windows PC concluded that USB was (at least close to) CP210X. Info: trying to open '/dev/cu.HOLUX_M-1200E-SPPslave-1' Info: trying to open '/dev/tty.HOLUX_M-1200E-SPPslave-1' Opened file /Users/xxxx/gpsRawDebug.txt in mode 3 rw Opened file /Users/xxxx/gpsRawDebug.txt in mode 4 rw

Thank you in advance for any additional input!īelow are informational messages that can help during debug.Ĭom.nimbus.NimbusLookAndFeelĬom.motif.MotifLookAndFeel I haven't tried a different Java - maybe, before I try that, you could tell from the messages on the BT747 Info Page whether this looks 'normal' or not. So, then where is the corresponding USB device? Any clue? (I don't really need Bluetooth - USB would be just fine.) Also, /dev/cu.HOLUX_M-1200E-SPPslave-1 must be Bluetooth, too, because when I do a 'cat' on that it affects the blue LED on the GPS unit as well as the GPS indicator on my computer. So, /dev/tty.HOLUX_M-1200E-SPPslave-1 must be Bluetooth, not USB. I tried cat /dev/tty.HOLUX_M-1200E-SPPslave-1, again, and when the Bluetooth connection is off I get a 'device busy' message when Bluetooth is on it keeps printing real-time data. Anyway, if I use a non-existing device (I tried /dev/fake) the response is the same - no error message, but no successful connection, either - which is what I still get with the device name including the correct suffix (see below).

Thanks for your response, and, yes, there is a suffix '-1' now, but I think it wasn't there the first time I tried.

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