2018-01-17, 01:39 PM
Well Sailoog, I have already found the problem that caused me the failure of the wind indicator in signal K.
I don't know if you remember that years ago, in la taberna del puerto we commented on a certain error that we found in the YAPP converter.
In fact, it was you who found him. The code of the YAPP Seatalk-NMEA0183 converter emitted two different wind instructions. One was the IIVWR that worked well and the other was the IIMWV that was sent as knots but the data was actually served as kilometres/hour.
As OCpn read and understood both, filtering the second was enough to get the correct wind speed data on OCpn.
So far, the same thing has happened at Signal K. It filter the erroneous sentence and Signal K understood the "good"one, but since the last update it is no longer so.
Is there any simple way to make Signal K recognize IIVWR as a wind sentence again or will I have to settle for the previous version of Signal K in order to use the wind data?
I find the reprogramming of the Seatalk-NMEA0183 converter to be very unfeasible.
Translated to spanish:
I don't know if you remember that years ago, in la taberna del puerto we commented on a certain error that we found in the YAPP converter.
In fact, it was you who found him. The code of the YAPP Seatalk-NMEA0183 converter emitted two different wind instructions. One was the IIVWR that worked well and the other was the IIMWV that was sent as knots but the data was actually served as kilometres/hour.
As OCpn read and understood both, filtering the second was enough to get the correct wind speed data on OCpn.
So far, the same thing has happened at Signal K. It filter the erroneous sentence and Signal K understood the "good"one, but since the last update it is no longer so.
Is there any simple way to make Signal K recognize IIVWR as a wind sentence again or will I have to settle for the previous version of Signal K in order to use the wind data?
I find the reprogramming of the Seatalk-NMEA0183 converter to be very unfeasible.
Translated to spanish:
Quote:Bueno Sailoog, ya he encontrado el problema que me causaba el fallo del indicador de viento en signal K.
No se si recuerdas que hace años, en la taberna del puerto comentamos cierto error que hallamos en el conversor de YAPP.
De hecho fuiste tu el que lo encontro. Y es que el código del convertidor Seatalk-NMEA0183 de YAPP emitia dos sentencias de viento diferentes. Una era la IIVWR que funcionaba bien y la otra era la IIMWV que se enviaba como nudos pero el dato era en realidad kilometros/hora.
Como OCpn leia y entendia las dos, bastaba con filtrar la segunda para tener los datos de velocidad del viento correctos en OCpn.
Hasta ahora, en Signal K sucedia lo mismo. Filtraba la sentencia erronea y Signal K entendia la "buena", pero desde la última actualización ya no es así.
¿Hay alguna manera sencilla de hacer que Signal K vuelva a reconocer IIVWR como sentencia de viento o me tendré que conformar con la version anterior de Signal K para poder usar los dato s de viento.
Lo de reprogramar el convertidor Seatalk-NMEA0183 lo veo mucho mas inviable.
It's not like the sea has such a bad temper.
The real bastard is the wind.
The sea... simply gets carried away.
The real bastard is the wind.
The sea... simply gets carried away.