Global Navigation Satellite System for OpenWrt LuCi

Gpoint was created in order to use full set of functions of mobile modules installed in OpenWRT router. Manufacturers of GSM/3G/LTE modems often lay down GNSS function, so why not use it? It doesn't matter if you use a router in transport or it is installed in your terminal, you can always find out its location!

Screenshots

Features

• Support: GPS, GLONASS (works with "NMEA 0183" standard protocol)
• GPSD is supported for parsing NMEA data from a modem or your gps device
• GeoHash (reduces drift of GPS\GLONASS coordinate readings in parking)
• Kalman filter (Implementation of Kalman filter for geo (gps) tracks. This is a Lua port of original C code)
• Yandex Locator API (Determines location by nearest Wi-Fi access points)
• Simple GeoFence a virtual perimeter for a real-world geographic area
• Server side (sends GNSS data to a remote server)
• Support OpenLayers maps in UI, and much more!

Supported devices

• Dell DW5821e/DW5829e
• Quectel EC25/EP06/EM12/RM500Q
• Sierra EM7455/EM7565
• Simcom SIM7600E-H
• U-Blox VK-172 GPS/GLONASS module (u-blox 7 GNSS modules)

Supported GNSS protocols

• OsmAnd
• Wialon IPS

How to add an unsupported device

• Most importantly, your device should be able to constantly send NMEA data to any of the available ports.

EXAMPLE: /dev/ttyUSB*

• In the model file, you must add the vid, pid, and name of your device.

MODEL PATH: 
/usr/lib/lua/luci/model/cbi/gpoint/gpoint.lua

ADD DEVICE: 
local modems = {
  ["Quectel"] = {
     ["2c7c:0306"] = "EP06",
     ...
  },
  ["MY_DEVICE_VENDOR_NAME"] = {
     ["PID:VID"] = "MODEL_NAME",
     ...
  }

• It is necessary to add commands to start/stop sending data to the port in the configuration file. (if such commands are not required, you must set "-" instead of commands)

CONFIG PATH:
/usr/share/gpoint/lib/config.lua

ADD DEVICE:
local MODEM = {
    DELL = {
        START = "AT+GPS=1",
        STOP = "AT+GPS=0"
    },
    MY_DEVICE_WITH_START/STOP_COMMAND = {
        START = "DEVICE_AT_COMMAND_TO_START",
        STOP = "DEVICE_AT_COMMAND_TO_STOP"
    },
    MY_DEVICE_WITHOUT_COMMAND = {
        START = '-',
        STOP = '-'
    }

• That's it! Now your device works with GPoint!

If there are any difficulties with adding a new device or you want to help the project, open an issue or send a pull request with your changes!

Thank you for your interest in the project!

Install

• Upload ipk file to tmp folder
• cd /tmp
• opkg update
• opkg install luci-app-gpoint_2.5.1_all.ipk

Uninstall

• opkg remove luci-app-gpoint

License

Gpoint like OpenWRT is released under the GPL v3.0 License - see detailed LICENSE.