I think only the Onion team would be able to answer me .

Thank you,
But it's an electrical diagram, not a mechanical one with quotations.

What I'm looking for on the Onion GitHub, like this diagram:

Hello,
So far I am testing, but I would like to go further in the integration with my project.
Do you have the technical drawings pdf or better STEP or STL ?
Thanks in advance,

William

Hi there,

Thanks for your answer, and your patience.
Just to let you know, I managed to have a gnss signal. I just work in a shitty place for gps tests, with mountains all over my house

Have a nice day !

Hello,

I just received a few weeks ago my new Omega2S+ - LTE.
So far it works well: no problem to launch, to connect to it, to update the OS, etc.
I use a french LTE network, and I am able to provide internet to a computer thrue an Onion Ethernet module (so without wifi). I am really satisfied.

But until today, I have been unable to use the GNSS / GPS positionning.
I've used this guide: https://onion.io/omega2-lte-guide/ ; and followed some explanations here : https://docs.onion.io/omega2-docs/using-gps-expansion.html#using-gps-expansion

I read somewhere I had to use the following command at each boot :

o2lte gnss enable

that gave me:

Enabling GNSS data collection
Done

Then I called

ubus call gps info

that always gave me:

{
"signal": false
}

I tested different antennas in open fields, so it does not come from elsewhere than the Omega2S+.

So I decided to simply read raw NMEA strings. I am familiar to execute cat /dev/... commands. But first, following the guide, I had to disable the ogps daemon:

/etc/init.d/gps stop
/etc/init.d/gps disable

Each command sent the same answer:

-ash: etc/init.d/gps: not found

And indeed, I searched and did not find any gps initialization file in /etc/init.d folder...
Is it normal ?

Besides I tried to update opkg then install ogps, but it was already done:

opkg update
opkg install ogps

And when I listed all the available ubus services, I do had gps listed:

ubus list

And last but not least, by trying the following command (in order to re-update opkg and re-install ogps) ... :

opkg remove ogps

... I got :

No package removed
Collected errors :
print_dependents_warning: Package ogps is depended upon by packages:
print_dependents_warning: omega2-lte-base
print_dependents_warning: These might cease to work if package ogps is removed.

So I decided to stop my digging and to come here to seek help.
Any recommandation ?

Thanks in advance,

William