Using Software Serial library.

NMEA consists of sentences, the first word of which, called a data type, defines the interpretation of the rest of the sentence. There are many sentences in the NMEA standard for all kinds of devices that may be used in a Marine environment. Someones are this:

• GPRMC (Recommended Minimum data) // (at the moment this is implemented.)
• GPGGA (Global positioning system fix data)
• GPGSA (GNSS DOP and Active Satellites)
• GPGLL (Latitude and longitude, with time of position fix and status)

• GPS-NEO-6M

They can call the class wih differents parameters as necessary.

Example of constructors:

Gpsneo gps(); //default parameters
Gpsneo gps(10,11); // set rx and tx pin
Gpsneo gps(10,11,9600); //set rx,tx and baudrate

• Return all data of the sentence:

  getDataGPRMC (char *time,char * status,char * latitude,char *latitudHemisphere, char * longitude, char * longitudeMeridian,char * speedKnots,char * trackAngle,char * date,char * magneticVaration, char * magneticVarationOrientation)

• if you don't want all the data, you can use at this way:

  getDataGPRMC (char * latitude, char * latitudHemisphere ,char * longitude,char * longitudeMeridian)

• This methods check the checksum, if the checksum fail, or it can't read the sentence return Null values for all the parameters.

This function solve everything to get a link for google maps with the coords. Example:

char link[50];
gps.Google(char * link);
Serial.println(link);

The output will be:

http://www.google.com/maps/place/-34.9139980,-57.9376300
http://www.google.com/maps/place/-34.9140240,-57.9375800

Or if can't read a Lat. and Long the output will be

http://www.google.com/maps/place/-1,-1