Besoin VI pour USB GPS

Bonjour,
Je cherche un VI qui est fait pour lire les coordonnées, temps du GPS Garmin 60cssx en utilisant le port USB.
Merci d'avance.
LV8.2

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RF Systems Engineering
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I had a feeling that the vi I found was a bit outdated. I wasn't able to get my other serial GPS working with it.
As far as the C++ SDK and the like, I have no experience with that language or any other to be honest. I have looked over the SDK and do not quite understand how it would work in setting up a Call Library Node. I do not have any experience with that function either and it seems a bit complex to tackle. I have only been working with LV a few months and was hoping to find some type of working example to go and modify to fit my needs. I'm not sure if yourself or someone out there could do this for me if I passed along the SDK.
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> Probably the most likely solution is a GPS unit that can
connect to a PC
> via
> RS-232 (serial port). Even though these ports are
becoming replaced by
> USB,
> you can get a USB - to RS232 attachment. You can then
use an xtra such as
> DirectCommunication or Serial Xtra to comunicate with
the device using
> text
> based messaging
>
> You can find a list of available xtras at
>
>
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> hth
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> johnAq
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Sent: Wed 1/12/2011 6:16 PM
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Subject: ipad question for recreation marine application
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