reading serial data from input pin in Arduino -

I have a GBS serial signal that is coming from the dubbing off xb. I checked it with the oscilloscope and the signal is present. My question:

How can I read serial signs with arduino (I think I should feed it in an input pin)?

and then the serial monitor thanks

read the GPS signal sent to the RX Got the solution. This is in Arduino examples-> Communications -> SerialEvent

  string input is under string = ""; // String = full = false to hold the incoming data boolean string; // Is the string complete without setup (// initial serial: serial.bzin (9600); // reserve 200 bytes for inputstring: inputString.reserve (200);} zero loop () {// a new line Print the string when it comes: If (string full) {Serial.println (inputString); // clear the string: inputString = ""; StringComplete = false;}} / * SerialEvent occurs when the new data comes in the hardware serial RX This routine is going on between the loop () runs every time, so the delay inside the loop is high. Repeated delay may be due to several bytes of data available. * / Zero Serial Avent () {While (Serial. Available ()) // Get New Byte: Four Inches = (Four) Serial. ); // Add it to the inputstring: inputstring + = deny; // If the incoming letter is a new line, set a flag to // so that the main loop can do something about it: if (inChar == '\ N ') {stringComplete = true;}}}  

Connect the wire now There is a serial signal on Rx (pin 0) and runs a serial monitor and you will see something like this:

  $ GPGLL, 5652.36437, N, 08 9 01.52702, W., 225356.00, A, D * $ 73 GPGSV, 4,1,15,07,42,306,33,08,16,110,33,0 9, 5.33,253,37,10,05,281, 23 * 72 $ GPRMC, 225357.00, A, 5652.36445, N, 08 9 0152698, W., 0.145, 180315 ,,, D * 62