Seems you are able to receive data properly (according to your the update.) I was using TinyGPS++, an advanced version of TinyGps (http://arduiniana.org/libraries/tinygpsplus/ ), maybe those can help you: Try
Serial.print("LAT="); Serial.println(gps.location.lat(), 6);
Serial.print("LONG="); Serial.println(gps.location.lng(), 6);
GPS cannot get any data indoors. Put your gps close to a window or better -directly outside. First of everything you will get a date&time data on the output, then number of satellites, then the Lat/lon data. But GPS has to receive data indoors. On some chips there is a LED starts blinking once it gets a fix from any satellite. Keep an eye on it.
I realized this small issue when my phone (used for "calibration") couldn't get a fix by its embedded GPS without any cell/network assistance. You should try if you get any signals where you put your device.
GPS cannot get any data indoors. Put your gps close to a window or better -directly outside. First of everything you will get a date&time data on the output, then number of satellites, then the Lat/lon data. But GPS has to receive data indoors. On some chips there is a LED starts blinking once it gets a fix from any satellite. Keep an eye on it.
I realized this small issue when my phone (used for "calibration") couldn't get a fix by its embedded GPS without any cell/network assistance. You should try if you get any signals where you put your device.
Seems you are able to receive data properly (according to your the update.) I was using TinyGPS++, an advanced version of TinyGps (http://arduiniana.org/libraries/tinygpsplus/ ), maybe those can help you: Try
Serial.print("LAT="); Serial.println(gps.location.lat(), 6);
Serial.print("LONG="); Serial.println(gps.location.lng(), 6);
GPS cannot get any data indoors. Put your gps close to a window or better -directly outside. First of everything you will get a date&time data on the output, then number of satellites, then the Lat/lon data. But GPS has to receive data indoors. On some chips there is a LED starts blinking once it gets a fix from any satellite. Keep an eye on it.
I realized this small issue when my phone (used for "calibration") couldn't get a fix by its embedded GPS without any cell/network assistance. You should try if you get any signals where you put your device.
GPS cannot get any data indoors. Put your gps close to a window or better -directly outside. First of everything you will get a date&time data on the output, then number of satellites, then the Lat/lon data. But GPS has to receive data indoors. On some chips there is a LED starts blinking once it gets a fix from any satellite. Keep an eye on it.
I realized this small issue when my phone (used for "calibration") couldn't get a fix by its embedded GPS without any cell/network assistance. You should try if you get any signals where you put your device.