@Manu-Yareshimi The baud rate just sets the communication speed between the Omega and the GPS Expansion. This is unrelated to the number of GPS readings per second. I've never tried getting readings any faster than the default, but it looks like you will need to configure the GPS Expansion using AT commands to change the number of readings per second. I believe this is mentioned in the article you posted. It's also possible gpsd may not be able to keep up with faster readings. But let us know how it goes!

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you might find some clues by researching either the hologram dash or the hologram nova. the dash was in development about the time of the onion gps module and the nova is the newest gps module which is similar usb module. there are several guides on net explaining how to setup nova on rpi which might help setup onion gps on rpi.

@cas Yes, you are right - the key: edit the the first post Thanks!

@Mike-Shaver That kinda tells me the mini-usb cable/plug is not supplying enough power. Do you have different cable and brick that will supply more?

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OK, new scripts have been created, I can now get the screen set up the way I want. All I have to do now is to read in the file and separate the data into the variables. I'm getting there, but slowly. {"age":6357,"latitude":"38.1234","longitude":"-80.1234","elevation":"1234.5","course":"12.34","speed":"N"} needs to be split so that I get back lat="38.1234" lon="-80.1234" elv="1234.5" cou="12.34" spd="N"

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You would have to look at the datasheet. It has 2 serial interfaces. I assume one of the serial interfaces is for data transfer while the other is for control. So, if you use serial to USB converters, you should be able to connect both to an USB hub and connect the hub to the onion.

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