hi all
I did a fresh install from 2023-08-04 headless image
localhost:33333
and
localhost:8000
are failing,
"enable web control" does not keep enabled.
the web service starts and fail. as you can see on screen shots I was able to capture before it failed.
any idea ?
what logs should I check to get more informations ?
thanks a lot
Gildas
another screen shot, web service is trying to restart
It seems to have the wrong version of the markup library. This is openplotter headless image I assume?
Hi Sean,
yes openplotter headless.
It is now working but I don't know what was missing,
I did several OS install.
several pypilot install.
last install was totally failing I could not even find the pypilot* scripts from terminal.
so I did uninstall from openplotter setting. and install again. checking close the log
and now all is ok.
So maybe something to modify in the install process to stop or rollback install when it is not fully OK
and clear big NOK in the log window of openplotter settings
thanx and regards
Bonjour
Comme vous Gildas, armé d'un PI4 je n'arrive pas à accéder au port 80000 et 33333, j'ai rechargé plusieurs fois pypilot version 3.2.13 manifestement sans hat / chapeau mais même réponse, après l'émerveillement
du travail de Sean, je commence à être franchement découragé
de la fragilité et de l'instabilité lors de l'installation du système. Il semble que ce soit par hasard que vous ayez pu le réinitialiser ! Pouvez-vous m'apportez conseil. merci
(2024-03-20, 03:31 PM)seandepagnier Wrote: [ -> ]It seems to have the wrong version of the markup library. This is openplotter headless image I assume?
Hello Sean,
I hope your situation is better !
You have done a great software !! BRAVO
but it is not so easy to controle his installation and use.
On my pi 4, I have got the last release on openmarine with openplotter :
- pypilot 3.12.13
- openplotter 3.6.6
i have tried to load with github.com also !
and it's impossible to get pypilot_web connection on 8000,8080, and i need it to control from the cokpit using a smartphone.
il w'll try also in few days with RF telecommand.
second question :
- i have a lecomble and schmitt hydraulic verin with power max 25 A and usually betweem 5 to 10 A. I have got an IBT2,
what do i have to do more to adapt arduino software. Ironman gave me some indication also, i'll try soon.
I have to work because i'll leave Arzal France to Oslo the 26 May !
Thanks a lot if you could help me
Jean-Pierre
Murmure
I will test openplotter fresh on a pi 4 and a pi 5. Ensure there are no problems and work on a video detailing everything.
Your hydraulic system seems well suited for my midpower motor controller. You could study the schematic:
pypilot.org/schematics
To use IBT2, you are somewhat on your own unfortunately because I do not use the IBT2... The main reason is because it has terrible terminals (you could remove them and solder wire directly to board though) in fact you should probably solder all connections including the control pins. The path resistance of 16m is already more than 3 watts (in reality it is probably worse) which is quite a bit of loss but potentially bearable. Where my controller is 1m for mid power (1/4W) or 0.5m high power (1/8W) at 15 amps. Otherwise it should be possible to use but I would have rated such a part for 5 amps. The 43 amp rating is "optimistic" given it would dissipate 30 watts or more it probably would need a fan to achieve this (much less reliability), and also consider life of things like capacitors decreases significantly with higher temperatures...
I do like the low cost, but if I were to take an IBT2, and add the protection and features of my motor controllers, it would cost me basically the same to produce as the controllers I already make with more heat generated. Some day if I could ever make runs of 1000 parts, you could see all my prices cut in half!
It has been explained:
https://forum.openmarine.net/showthread....4#pid19024
line in motor.ino and ensure pwm_style is 2:
//#define VNH2SP30 // defined if this board is used
uncomment this:
Code:
#define VNH2SP30 // defined if this board is used
(2024-04-08, 06:50 PM)ironman Wrote: [ -> ]There seems to be an issue with the pypilot_web in the latest 0.52 commit; it won't start.
Haven't looked into it but its in github now: https://github.com/pypilot/pypilot/issues/227.
I coudn't get it to run either, solved by
sudo apt-get install -y python3-flask-socketio
Thx, but that did not work here. It seems to be a
version thingie, I leave that to the specialist.
It can be solved by reinstalling the whole OS, then reinstalling pypilot, so it's not a pypilot issue. I don't know how I seem to be getting into such a situation but for now the issue can be closed.