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Thank you Meindert,
it clarifies the hardware part. Now, for the software : can a normal computer (800 Mhz) handle serial data coming at 488 bauds from a gps, and an other one, coming at 38400 bauds, from an AIS port, at the "same time " ? Since I will probably take only the lat & long, HDOP and number of sat's from the GPS, I will leave all satellites related sentences (GPGSV) aside. Do you think I will be better to do some timesharing between the ports, or let them fire the comm events whenever they happen, no matter where they are from, I mean from one port or the other ? I have never tried anything of this nature. That's why I ask. Thank you for your time. Jacquelin H. |
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