08-30-2009 01:11 AM
MAP27 is protocol that PC or Micro can communicate with two way radio systems via serial port for sending and getting information of it such as ID,status,short data message,...
It also use for AVL(Automatic Vehicle Location) systems with GPS via two way radio systems instead of GPRS or GSM for tracking vehicle on the map.
I attached protocol of it.
also MAP27API has simple C code in http://www.map27.net/
Who can help me for using or writing Labview codes and library for it?
thanks
Ali Javadi
08-30-2009 02:23 AM
javadi_ali wrote:MAP27 is protocol that PC or Micro can communicate with two way radio systems via serial port for sending and getting information of it such as ID,status,short data message,...
It also use for AVL(Automatic Vehicle Location) systems with GPS via two way radio systems instead of GPRS or GSM for tracking vehicle on the map.
I attached protocol of it.
also MAP27API has simple C code in http://www.map27.net/
Who can help me for using or writing Labview codes and library for it?
thanks
Ali Javadi
Nice! A binary protocol specification that can take it up with quite a few CCITT or similar protocol specifications in terms of complexity and details. Good luck with implementing this. This is a major undertaking and I would expect a good implementation of this protocol to take quite a few days of work.
I doubt that the implementation you link to can be called simple for itself. If it is simple to use I can't say as I haven't really looked at the manual. It's a .Net library that can be linked to other applications and therefore also to LabVIEW. Save yourself time and a lot of sweat and just buy that library and interface it to LabVIEW using its .Net functions. For that price you can not even finish the design document about how to start to write your own library in LabVIEW.
Rolf Kalbermatter
08-30-2009 10:26 AM
When I went to that website, a popup was blocked. But then a popup advertisement proceeded to open on my screen anyway.
I wouldn't trust anything from a company that needs to resort to selling annoying popup ads on their website to make extra money.
08-31-2009 01:48 AM