This command returns the timestamp, latitude, and longitude of the device. The response is a comma-delimited ASCII response of one of the following forms: NO FIX or GOOD FIX,<timestamp>,<latitude>,<longitude> If no GPS fix is currently available, the first response form (NO FIX) is returned. If the GPS does have a fix, the second response form (GOOD FIX) is returned. <timestamp> is in ISO8601 format. The timestamp provides the 24-hour time, and will include the year/date and/or UTC offset if the hardware supports it. If no UTC offset is provided, the time is in UTC time. <latitude> and <longitude> are specified in decimal degrees.
Parameters
none
:FETCh:GPS:FULL?
Name
Full GPS Information
Description
This command returns the timestamp, latitude, longitude, altitude, and satellite count of the device. The response is a comma-delimited ASCII response of one of the following forms: NO FIX or GOOD FIX,<timestamp>,<latitude>,<longitude>,<altitude>,<satellites> If no GPS fix is currently available, the first response form (NO FIX) is returned. If the GPS does have a fix, the second response form (GOOD FIX) is returned. <timestamp> is in ISO8601 format. The timestamp provides the 24-hour time, and will include the year/date and/or UTC offset if the hardware supports it. If no UTC offset is provided, the time is in UTC time. <latitude> and <longitude> are specified in decimal degrees. <altitude> specifies the current altitude relative to mean sea level, in meters. <satellites> specifies an integer count of the number of satellites currently used in the fix.
Parameters
none
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:FETCh:GPS:LAST?
Name
Last GPS Fix
Description
This command returns the timestamp, latitude, longitude, and altitude of the last fixed GPS result. The response is a comma-delimited ASCII response of one of the following forms: NO FIX or GOOD FIX,<timestamp>,<latitude>,<longitude>,<altitude> If a GPS fix has never been acquired, the first response form (NO FIX) is returned. If a GPS fix was previously acquired, the second response form (GOOD FIX) is returned. <timestamp> is in ISO8601 format. The timestamp provides the 24-hour time, and will include the year/date and/or UTC offset if the hardware supports it. If no UTC offset is provided, the time is in UTC time. <latitude> and <longitude> are specified in decimal degrees. <altitude> specifies the current altitude relative to mean sea level, in meters.