It just means your GPS doesn't have a fix yet. If it did a cold start
it might take it half an hour, depending on your signal quality.
If you look at the raw NMEA data you will see that your latitude is 90
and your longitude is 0 (or something like that). Try running the
MiniCDU utility from Sure.
Brent
On 9/25/2012 7:44 PM, AlbyVA wrote:
For those who have a Sure Electronics GPS;
If my GPS board is blinking (Nema Output Busy) and has stopped
blinking PPS (Pulse Per Second), does this mean my board is dead?
I've deCabled/reCabled and power cycled, yet no change. Any
recommendations?
Or has the time come to chuck it into the scrap pile and order a new
board?
-Alby
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