Matek GNSS & COMPASS M9N-5883

Are you in Australia and looking to buy the Matek M9N - 5883 GNSS and Compass? This device uses the u - blox NEO - M9N to power its multi - constellation GNSS. The NEO - M9N is a concurrent GNSS receiver that can receive and track multiple GNSS systems. Thanks to its multi - band RF front - end architecture, it can receive all four major GNSS constellations - GPS, Galileo, GLONASS, and BeiDou at the same time. Key specs include a GNSS u - blox NEO - M9N, a Magnetic Compass QMC5883L, a 25*25*4mm patch antenna. It has an input voltage range of 4 - 5.5V, consumes 50mA power, and has a default UART baudrate of 38400. It operates in temperatures from - 20 to 80 °C. The package includes 1x M9N - 5883 and 1x JST - GH - 6P to JST - GH - 6P 20cm silicon wire. Browse all Matek and GPS products.

Using the Matek M9N - 5883 is quite straightforward. First, make sure to connect it properly using the JST - GH - 6P connector. Connect the power source within the 4 - 5.5V range to the 5V pad/pin. Once connected, the 3.3V Power LED will light up red, indicating it's powered on. When the GNSS gets a 3D fix, the green GNSS PPS LED will blink at 1Hz. For communication, use the UART interface for the GNSS NEO - M9N and the I2C interface for the Compass QMC5883L. When using it, keep it within the operating temperature range of - 20 to 80 °C. Avoid exposing it to extreme conditions. For maintenance, keep it clean and dry. If there are any issues with the connection, check the silicon wire that comes with the product. That's all you need to know to use and take care of your Matek M9N - 5883.