Hello I need some help about the quantity of usb mass storage that can support the SOM DART-MX8M of variscite.
I would like to ask to someone How many Mass Storage USB devices can handle the SOM, DART-MX8M of variscite?
I hope someone can help me.
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I need some information about the router. I want to test the Broadband Device for the frequency range, Bandwidth and control the Bandwidth also so I need to take the control of Broadband Device is an option for the above questions please let me know. thanks for the contributions.
I think your question is not certainly clear that you can use your hotspot tethering service but still, the ISP will be the one who is providing you the broadband facility, so please edit your question and provide more information.
I'm currently in need for some information or tutorials on creating a USB Device.
The device will, when plugged in, trigger my application, which will be running as a service.
The device will need to have a unique ID that the app can differentiate each device.
Any help or pointers would be greatly appreciated :D
Is it possible to send/receive data with Bluetooth between UWP(tablet win10) and WCF(win7)? And if so, where can I read more about this, I have googled, and searched for some examples or information about it.
All help is appreciated.
We are planning for vehicle tracking system. We would like to relay on GPS Tracking System and view position report via Google Maps.
For hardware requirement we are thinking of GPS modem that can transmit data to our system.
Which GPD Modem is suitable for my project?
Use a smartphone. Haha.
On a more serious note, since it's for vehicular application only, there are a lot of companies that manufacture GPS modules (u-blox is one of them). Just google and you'll find thousands of companies manufacturing them. But before you choose a GPS module, make sure you check the regulations of your target country. If the module works on the Iridium satellite network, countries like India & China won't allow it as Iridium frequency is close to their military frequencies. In Europe you'll be better off with the Inmarsat network. So, do your homework & you should be good.
Also, if you're developing your own map interface, you might wanna ask the manufacturer if they have any existing mapping interface you can hook into or disable. You mag be charged for either.
All the best!
Are mobile networks (like GSM/GPRS/UMTS) available where you are?
if so check-out the tracking products from this site or this site (Google keywords: GPS GPRS)
If not, you should consider a custom solution, maybe someone like this company can help...
I have worked on a project that involved sending data over GSM/CDMA network. It used a simple GSM/CDMA modem connected to an embedded linux device and was a stationary piece of hardware. Attach a GPS device and it may very well be a tracking system. The problem is when the network drops or the device moves out of the network coverage area. I am not sure if there any GSM/CDMA modem available with GPS added to them as we didn't have this facility in our hardware and it was very much desirable. We needed to use a separate GPS device, mostly iPhone, separately to determine the lat long of our device.
You can use any GSM/GPRS modem equipped with GPS device. The modem will forward the GPS data to your central server through GPRS and at the server side you just need to process rcvd data and display it on google maps.
all the sets will not have inbuilt gps connectivity....for example mine is sony Ericsson z550i in this i dont have inbuilt gps service. suppose i want to use gps service in such sets what i should do? please Suggest some alternatives...
And also suggest is it mandatory to have a gprs connection for my handset if i want to avail gps service?
GPS does not require any cellular connection like GPRS, it relies purely on a GPS antenna on the phone picking signals from orbiting GPS satellites.
If a phone doesn't have a GPS system, then there might be other APIs available to obtain an approximate position from cell tower information, but generally speaking I think you're out of luck.