GlobalSat EM-411 GPS Module Test Sketch Using Arduino 0022

Once buying an GPS module, the first idea is to check whether the module works as expect. To check the module using Arduino, first connecting the module and Arduino Uno/Duemilanove, then using the following sketch running on Arduino IDE 0022 (should also run on 0023 but not tested). The sketch should work for other GPS module, because GPS module usually need only VCC, GND to run and additional TX and RX to transmit/recive data.
As soon as checked the connections and powering the Arduino Uno/Duemilanove , one can monitor the NMEA sentenc output using Arduino serial monitor or any terminal emulator such as Putty. For me, I use SSCOM to test GPS and bluetooth modules on Windows XP.

Pin Used And Connection

Arduino - GPS Module
5V - Pin2(VIN)
GND - Pin1(GND) and Pin5(GND)
D2(SoftwareSerial RX) - Pin3(TX)
D3(SoftwareSerial TX) - Pin4(RX)

Output

Sketch 

// Test Code for GlobalSat EM-411 GPS Modules 
// Arduino 0022 Has Built-in SoftwareSerial.h Library
// Download the Library is not Needed
// The sketch works on Arduino IDE 0022

#include <SoftwareSerial.h>
SoftwareSerial GPS = SoftwareSerial(2, 3);

void setup()  
{
  Serial.begin(9600);
  Serial.println("GlobatSat EM-411 GPS Module NMEA Sentence Test!");

  // EM-411 factory default baud rate is 4800, the module used has been changed the baud rate
  GPS.begin(9600);
}

void loop()  // whatever read from GPS, sent to Arduino serial monitor or terminal emulator
{
  Serial.print(GPS.read(), BYTE);
}