50 channel onboard GPS receiver.
USB port for BT or 3G.
Cuts power when computer is off or in sleep mode, and you can also switch it on/off with the Panasonic bluetooth switch software.
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Teo mentioned that there is some difference between the 5 marks’s in the cf-18 line
Have you looked at all the cf18's to determine compatibility
Can you give us some more details on whats located on the board
Alex:
I use the stock location for the antenna. I am using an 18x18mm active patch.
The only difference between the early and late marks is the extra USB port on pins 47 & 49.
This kit is not affected by this, so it should work in all versions of the CF18.
Teo:
I have emailed you the specs for the GPS module.....
Is there enough current to have the second usb enabled
You don’t have to add one more jack, but if you provided an easy way to solder on the pcb to allow for one additional usb device
You did not answer Teo’s question on the baud rate
The reason that I ask is that some of the newer chipsets are running 38400 baud as the default
It took me hours of searching for firmware on some usb models that I purchased to find a firmware flash that worked
Some of the applications that my customers run work best with either 4800 or 9600
I hope that it would be 4800 default