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Is your Pi set up for static IP address on your router? 

Yes it does have a static IP when I tried it on my home router.


How did you compile the sketch? Did you edit lv_conf.h to put this:

I will double check this.


Thank you for the help. Smile
Tried a fresh OP3 install. Verified SignaK, NMEA0183 and PyPilot with a separate device all was well.

The problem of intermittently connecting to the SignalK, NMEA0183 and PyPilot feeds still persist.

Double-checked everything mentioned above all to no success.

Has anyone else had any success connecting this to a pi running OP3?
This is really cool!

I wonder how difficult would it be to use this as base for standalone unit?

My friend has boat joe17 which is too small for signal k server.

I wonder if I just add names rs232 gps antenna, bmp280 and INA219 would it be able ro function as log, temperature display and battery monitor?
(2023-06-26, 09:07 PM)KarunanKruunu Wrote: [ -> ]This is really cool!

I wonder how difficult would it be to use this as base for standalone unit?

My friend has boat joe17 which is too small for signal k server.

I wonder if I just add names rs232 gps antenna, bmp280 and INA219 would it be able ro function as log, temperature display and battery monitor?

You can use it as codebase. 
Replace reading from tcp by reading from sensors. 
Throw away WiFi related parts of code. 
It will be simpler and smaller code. 
This example for reading i2c sensors might be useful 
https://github.com/bareboat-necessities/...env-m5atom
It would be cool if it worked
(2023-06-26, 10:50 PM)Opie91 Wrote: [ -> ]It would be cool if it worked

Can you post a short video to see how it’s not working for you?
It worked with 2 different devices on 2 different boats so far. 
I haven’t seen it not working.
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