![]() ![]() ![]() ) I soldered the five cables directly to the Pi, while I used a small Pigtail from the Hirose connector (the one on the GPS module) to SMA female (not RP-SMA!) to mount it on the housing of the Pi. Google for it and get one from China for a couple of Euros. ![]() It’s all about the GPS module “GY-GPS6MV2”, though I am quite sure that there are some other GPS modules with a PPS pin out there. Legacy IP (IPv4) is not used at all, only IPv6. I installed a few relevant packages and gave it a static IPv6 address. )Īt the time of writing (Nov 2018) I am using a Raspberry Pi 1 B (yes, the old one), kernel 4.14.71+ and Raspbian GNU/Linux 9 (stretch). Note that this project uses a GPS receiver with a PPS (pulse per second) pin, that is: It does not only get the imprecise time sent over a serial console (standard NMEA 0183 output, more details here), but also the highly precise sync tick which accurately declares the start of every s econd. ![]()
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