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Hello @stulevine, thanks for the report! Hmm, GPS is a good idea, the answer is, I don't know. I will investigate further when I get some time (in the mean time I might also order that M5Stack GPS unit). |
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I had a poke around, seems like I'm wrong, this is good 🙂 I have ordered the GPS unit from M5Stack and will experiment in the meantime. |
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This is now #43. |
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Hi @gkoh. Just wanted to let the you all know that I just installed furble to a new M5stack M5Stick C Plus ESP32-PICO-D4 Mini IoT Development Kit device purchased on Amazon.com and it works just perfectly with my new Fujifilm X-T5 with firmware v1.0.2 (just released this morning). Nice alternative to using my iPhone. The only other thing that would be great is if the M5Stick supported GPS locations sourcing. The X-T5 can use the CamRemote app on the iPhone when connected view BT to derive the GPS location and add it to the photo meta data. I'd be curious if this could be accomplished using the WiFi module of the M5Stick? Curious if anyone has any thoughts on this. I guess, if the M5Stick does not have GPS support, that I could purchase a GPS module and connect it to the GPIO pins and see how difficult it would be to support location transmission to the camera.
Stuart
Update: M5Stack does make a GPS unit that plugs into the M5Stick Grove connector interface and works with M5Core. Here is the product link I might order it and see if it's possible to send GPS coordinates to the camera. I think the camera will poll the device for that info if enabled in the setup menu on the camera. Any insights would be greatly appreciated.
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