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openplotter with nasa ais 3
#11
If you have GPS or/and AIS data in your device I would recommend GPSD. If you have different data than GPS/AIS you have to use kplex.
GPSD allows you to access data from some apps simultaneously, can manage binary data and has some data optimization.
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#12
(2018-09-16, 06:58 PM)Sailoog Wrote: If you have GPS or/and AIS data in your device I would recommend GPSD. If you have different data than GPS/AIS you have to use kplex.
GPSD allows you to access data from some apps simultaneously, can manage binary data and has some data optimization.

Thanks very much I don't think the ais has gps.built in, I would just like to see what vessels are near by really so what would be best? Thanks so much
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#13
I still cannot seem to get anything logging, I connected the nasa ais 3 to my PC and installed some software and it logs this way, but not via the openplotter software on my pi, I set it to kplex?

Thanks very much
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#14
In "Serial" tab set kplex as assignment and set bauds. Go to "kplex" tab and check "diagnostic"
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#15
thanks I pressed diagnostic nothing is showing up yet i'll leave it running to see if anything is logged

I am starting to get data shown under diagnostics, do I have to change anything on opencpn to view which vessels are nearby?
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#16
You do not have to edit opencp connection default settings. Delete all you have done there and set only a network input:

protocol TCP
address localhost
port 10110
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#17
(2018-09-18, 06:00 PM)Sailoog Wrote: You do not have to edit opencp connection default settings. Delete all you have done there and set only a network input:

protocol TCP
address localhost
port 10110

thanks I have made those changes hopefully it will start showing soon
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