: Enable local micro-SD or flash memory logging on the gateway. If your network connection drops, the gateway will store coordinates locally and back-fill the cloud database once connectivity recovers.
Setup: A crane at a building site. GPS antenna on top of the jib. UINET gateway in a weatherproof enclosure. WiFi backhaul to the site office. Result: The safety officer is alerted if the crane moves beyond a 2-meter radius without authorization. gpsuinet setup
+------------------+ Serial/USB +------------------+ TCP/UDP +--------------------+ | GNSS Hardware | -----------------> | Local Terminal | --------------> | GPSuiNet Server | | (RTK Receiver) | (NMEA/RTCM) | (u-center Client)| (IP & Port) | (Tracking UI/Cloud)| +------------------+ +------------------+ +--------------------+ Step 1: Establish Physical and Driver Connection : Enable local micro-SD or flash memory logging
void gpsInit() gps.setPort(Serial); gps.setBaud(9600); GPS antenna on top of the jib
: For high-resolution mapping (e.g., footpaths in a forest), set the interval to roughly every 10 meters (0.01 km). Time Standardization
as the standard datum for global GPS data. Ensure this matches your GIS project's datum to avoid accuracy loss during transformation. North Reference : Set the heading display to True North