#10 Real-Time LTE Arduino GPS Tracker (Part 1)

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In this tutorial we learn how to turn the Botletics SIM7000 LTE Shield into a GPS tracker or generically, an IoT data logger!

NOTE: The Botletics SIM7000 shield requires a 3.7V LiPo battery that plugs into the JST connector on the board. Please also note the battery wire polarity (red should be on the left, and the board is marked with a "+" sign next to the JST connector). The board used in the video is an old beta/prototype version of the board.

(1/26/18): I updated the library and IoT_Example sketch with MQTT connect and publish support!

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Hi! Great tutorial. Have you also tried using MQTT with freeboard?

ThomasHaberkorn
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I’m having problems getting my GPS location. It’s giving me my temperature and battery voltage. I can receive my gps location on the LTE_Demo but not on the IoT_Example.

PhillMaui
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Hello ! I will create a project with GPS and some sensors but with the GPRS SIM800F what changes I have to consider?

marciogomes
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Could you show me some code to post data HTTP by Dfrobot sim7000C

jackiechhem
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Hi! Is this code compatible with GSH SIM7600?

alendrajy
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I am having trouble compiling the .ino file, it keeps saying "fona" was not declared in this scope in many areas of the code. Can I email you in regards to possible solution?

albertchupick
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I have another question, I have everything running but its failing to get a gps location, is there any reason this might happen?

albertchupick