Datasheet

0 - this is the mode (will be 0)

4043.576433 - this is the longitude

7400.316980 - this is the latitude

58.647405 - this is the altitude in meters

20150601201258.000 - this is the UTC time in yyymmddHHMMSS.ms format. E.g. this is year 2015, month 06, date

01, 20 hour, 12 minute, 58 seconds. If you are not in UTC timezone you'll have to adjust this for your local time

64 - is the ttff, time to first fix, in seconds

12 - is the # of visible satelites

0.548363 - is the speed (in knots)

100.442406 - this is the best guess for 'course', e.g. which way you are heading, with 0 being 'north' and 180

being 'south' (we think)

Raw NMEA out

If you want to get the 'raw NMEA' data for some reason, you can do that with E

On V1 FONA808's you can send a number from 0-255 indicating which sentences you want emittted.

0 for disable output

+2 for $GPGGA

+4 for $GPGLL

+8 for $GPGSA

+16 for $GPGSV

+32 for $GPRMC

+64 for $GPVTG

+128 for GPZDA

e.g. if you want to see GPRMC and GPGGA, add +32 and +2 = 34 and put in that number. Then you'll see the data

stream out at 1Hz

On V2 FONA's you can only select 'on' or 'off' and get all sentences!

People often get confused because the GPS is working but is "5 miles off" - this is because they are not

parsing the lat/long data correctly. Despite appearances, the geolocation data is NOT in decimal degrees. It

is in degrees and minutes in the following format: Latitude: DDMM.MMMM (The first two characters are the

degrees.) Longitude: DDDMM.MMMM (The first three characters are the degrees.)