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Delphi 7 example for testing the GPS L10 Click Board

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Author: Val Gretchev

Last Updated: 2016-02-18

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The simplest way to test a GPS click board is to connect it to a PC by means of the built-in USB port. This program, written for Delphi 7, can be used to monitor the click board output messages. Use Disable Auto Output to stop automatic transmissions; Verbose mode to interpret fields.

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Connections for testing GPS.

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Hardware connections.

This is how to connect the GPS click board to a PC.

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