Arduino GPS Speedometer (using REYAX GPS Module RYS8833)
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Learn how to create a simple GPS speedometer using the GPS sensor RYS8833, together with an OLED display and Arduino UNO!
Part 1: • Arduino OLED Gauge
WOKWI project: wokwi.com/proj...
Useful links from the video:
USB to TTL UART 1.8V - s.click.aliexp...
Arduino UNO - s.click.aliexp...
Arduino breadboard prototyping shield - s.click.aliexp...
128x64 SSD1306 OLED Display: s.click.aliexp...
REYAX Website : reyax.com/
WOKWI starting project: wokwi.com/proj...
NMEA generator: www.nmeagen.org/
Logic analyzer: www.saleae.com/
NMEA messages types: aprs.gids.nl/nmea/
Realterm: sourceforge.ne...
GNSS Monitor software: drive.google.c...
GPS Sensor REYAX RYS8833 on TECHDesign: reurl.cc/KQ1lpn
GPS Sensor REYAX RYS8833_Lite on TECHDesign: reurl.cc/NRKlZe
GPS Sensor REYAX RYS8833_Lite on Amazon: reurl.cc/2mRjZv
GPS Sensor: first-componen...
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Learn how to create a custom GPS speedometer using 128x64px SSD1306 OLED Display connected to Arduino UNO, driven by the RYS8833 GPS module. Everything is explained step by step, so even if you are beginner, you should be able to follow this tutorial. Before we go with real Arduino, we will test the program running in the free online Arduino emulator WOKWI. Have fun!
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Do you have any questions? Suggestions for the next video? Please put those down in the comment section. I try to answer as many questions as I can. Thank you for watching and reading the video description, and I hope to see you next time. Good luck with your projects!
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That´s an honor, thank you for your nice comment and I´m glad that my videos are helpful! Are you working on some project?
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Thank you for your nice comment! I´m glad you like it and I´m also very glad that my intention is recognized. I try to record my tutorials with as many details as possible so there are no unanswered questions. Stay tuned for more content!
Your tutorials are by far some of the best on youtube. They way you go through the workflow, show possible issues, and then explain how you resolve them and why is legit gold. I'm working on a project for my truck for solar and battery monitoring using an OLED, and your tutorials have not only helped improve my project, but also my understanding of arduino. Your talking speed is fine. If people dont like it they should use the youtube playback speed control. Looking forward to more of your videos/projects.
Thank you for such a nice comment, Mike, I really appreciate it. Please feel free to share your project, it sounds very interesting and I would love to see it, especially the OLED part :) Good luck and thanks again!
Watched it fully, thanks buddy.
You're my inspiration as always, on top of the topic today I learned working with char, it always intimidated me to work with it.
Talking about Reyax, hopefully you can cover their famous RYLR896 Lora modules, especially to establish a mesh network with auto-recovering and self-configure, with your way of teaching I'll learn a lot.
Stay safe brother
Greetings from Tanzania 🇹🇿
Thank you for your nice comment! Good idea about the Lora module, that´s surely on my to-do list. Good luck with your projects!
@@upir_upir I am interested in Lora WAN as well! Bonus points if you use cheap hardware :)
I had the same project in mind, except I picked a cheap Ublox Neo-6M GPS module, and I wanted to compliment it with inertial navigation via an accelerometer. Never got to really implementing and test the accelerometer, though. I suspect it will be too noisy to be of any help, but I still want to try when I have enough free time.
That sounds cool! Please feel free to share your project once you have time to actualy do it, I would be very interested in seeing it!
This would be useful for light aircraft. It would be GPS ground speed. If you made an airspeed indicator too i would give you a virtual hug!
Unfortunatelly I have no experience with neither aircraft nor speed indicators, but perhaps something like this would do the trick? ardupilot.org/plane/docs/airspeed.html
Once you have the values, displaying them should be simple.
@@upir_upir yes those might to the trick!
Thanks for the link!
Great video. Would be great to use it with a gprs module to track your car if it gets stolen...
Thank you! Yep, that´s an interesting idea. I will see what I can do :)
I would really like to see the Can-Bus reading for the displays, thank you!
Yep, that´s exactly on my to-do list. Stay tuned! :)
Verry nice tutorial. I admire how easy you can explain everything. Can't wait next one
Thank you for your comment and nice words! Interfacing CAN bus is on my to-do list for quite a while and I cannot wait to play with it a little bit more. So yes, I hope to get to it soon.
@@upir_upir What car do you have?
Great stuff as always
Thank you!
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Motor - 107 °C
Transmission - 90 °C
Inlet - 35 °C
Release - 120 °C
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Sensor temperature oled
Huh? Is that something you are working on?
@@upir_upir no, I can't create a program on ardino, this is what I want to build for my car, on-board computer I can only work with a soldering iron 😁
So you need 4 temperature sensors and displaying this data on the OLED screen? That sounds manageable.
@@upir_upir right👍🏻, I have a bmw e39 M62b44 compressor, removed the viscous coupling, installed an electric fan, and I want to monitor the temperature: engine, intake, exhaust, and transmission
What are the expected temperature ranges? Do you already have some temperature sensors?
Thanks, a very very interesting video. Se you next
Thank you, and see you next time! :)
Love it!
Thank you!
Great work !....cheers.
Thanks a lot!
very attentive😀
Thank you!
Can you change the speed from 1000ms to 16ms to get the display to update the GPS speed more quickly?
Yes and no. The used GPS sensor only provides a new value every second, so you would need to do some interpolation for smoother animation. However, I’m currently testing a sensor that should provide the speed faster, I will record a video soon
what would you have to change if you could not purchase the REYAX RYS8833_Lite?
do you mean completely different GPS sensor, or just a different version of the same brand?
@@upir_upir i mean a completely different GPS sensor
@@Finn-cz7mv I would probably recommend using some library instead of trying to code it from scratch like here. You can still use the code for drawing on the OLED screen.
Can I use Neo6mv2 instead of rys8833? I can't find rys8833 in my country.
That should be possible. Any chip that outputs the messages in the same format should be possible to be used.
Might I ask what is the reason to use the u8lib instead of u8g2 ?
I´m just used to it. You can use u8g2 for sure.
@@upir_upir Ah, okay :)
I was following your video "Arduino Gauge in 11 Minutes", and re-writing the code in u8g2. That teaches a lot !
oh come on. nice tutorial btw. but can you please tell me what to do to complete this project? the video is the process of you doing and fixing the bugs.
if i want to make this do I have to do the whole process? the software things?
if I want to change the digits number to be bigger what should i do?
I made the digits myself follow your tutorial but it doesnt seems to work.
in this video I dont even know how to connect the gps module.
anyone who completed this please help me. Thanks!
This used sensor works I believe with 2.5V, and Arduino works with 5V. I would suggest a different sensor, for example DFRobot "Gravity: GNSS GPS BeiDou Receiver Module - I2C&UART" . That one is very easy to work with. I will also use it for my future video about the very similar topic.
Another great video.
Thank you, I appreciate your feedback!
it's so hard to follow you when you're talking so fast....
seems like a great vid but I just can't understand most of what you're saying without slowing down the speed
Sorry to hear that, but hopefully the playback speed
Slow down!
I might.. next time :)
Don't forget to breath....
That’s fine, I can breathe after the video 🙂
Hradečák 😂
Jojo :)