NovaGPS

NovaGPS provides manual or automatic setting of time and location from consumer-grade (or better) GPS receivers. NovaGPS is a very simple to use tracking system.

NovaGPS is not the same as Dr. Tom Clark's Totally Accurate Clock because NovaGPS does not require a specialized GPS receiver or modification to other GPS receivers. Instead, NovaGPS offers accuracy to better than 0.5 seconds using off-the-shelf GPS receivers such as the Garmin GPS-38, GPS-45, etc. Any GPS receiver with NMEA 0183 output will work with NovaGPS.

NovaGPS may be run stand-alone desktop or it may be called from the main menu of within Nova for Windows 32 or Orbcomm View. If NovaGPS is called from NfW32 it will automatically update the latitude & longitude of Nova's AutoTracking Observer.

Here are some key features of "NovaGPS":

￭ No modifications required to GPS receiver ￭ Needs only industry-standard NMEA 0183 output ￭ Most GPS receivers connect directly to the computer's serial port (port is selectable) ￭ Accuracy to less than 0.5 seconds ￭ Keeps computer clock accurate for high-performance satellite tracking ￭ use it just once for setting main ground station's location ￭ use NovaGPS continuously for mobile satellite station ￭ writes to data file and/or to Nova for Windows' AutoTracking Observer

Requirements:

￭ Computer : 486 or Pentium PC, one free serial port ￭ Memory : < 4MB RAM ￭ Disk Space: < 1 MB

Note: Requires license key in order to be tested.