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Got a new GPS. Now BT doesn't crash!
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gnuite
2006-10-27 , 16:39
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Technically, the NMEA standard fixes the baud rate at 9600, but I think most GPS receivers allow higher-rate connections. I use the iBlue receiver, and its specs say "up to baud rate: 115200 bps". I have no idea what baud rate it is actually using, though.
I have seen the BT drop, but only very rarely. I have seen it go down after 45 minutes, and I have seen it last for an entire 2-hour trip. I have never seen a pattern.
Personally, I highly doubt a baud rate higher than 9600 is really going to buy you anything in terms of functionality, because the data that is being pushed is almost definitely not enough to saturate a 9600-bps pipe.
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