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NMEA Test Stream - Jodel - 2021-01-15
Hi,
I want to test the latest version of OpenPlotter on a Raspberry Pi at home. As I am not on the boat I have no NMEA data stream to test my settings. Anyone aware of a way around this, such as a NMEA streaming server on the internet, or one I could install locally on either another Linux computer of on the Pi itself?
Thanks
Jodel
RE: NMEA Test Stream - PaddyB - 2021-01-15
You can run sksim and signalk - nmea apps
RE: NMEA Test Stream - Jodel - 2021-01-15
(2021-01-15, 11:34 PM)PaddyB Wrote: You can run sksim and signalk - nmea apps
Thanks, I'll try that.
RE: NMEA Test Stream - MatsA - 2021-01-16
Another way is to use the sample files included in SignalK which I have described here https://pysselilivet.blogspot.com/2020/07/understandinstall-openplotteropencpnsig.html#Input
RE: NMEA Test Stream - Jodel - 2021-01-16
(2021-01-16, 11:14 AM)MatsA Wrote: Another way is to use the sample files included in SignalK which I have described here https://pysselilivet.blogspot.com/2020/07/understandinstall-openplotteropencpnsig.html#Input
Brilliant, Thanks. Plenty there to keep me occupied for a few days of lockdown!
RE: NMEA Test Stream - PaddyB - 2021-01-16
And an easy way to start the sample data - https://github.com/SignalK/signalk-server/blob/master/raspberry_pi_installation.md#step-21-optional-test-the-server-with-sample-data
$ signalk-server --sample-nmea0183-data
RE: NMEA Test Stream - Jodel - 2021-01-24
(2021-01-16, 12:04 PM)Jodel Wrote:(2021-01-16, 11:14 AM)MatsA Wrote: Another way is to use the sample files included in SignalK which I have described here https://pysselilivet.blogspot.com/2020/07/understandinstall-openplotteropencpnsig.html#Input
Brilliant, Thanks. Plenty there to keep me occupied for a few days of lockdown!
Tried that approach and it worked perfectly for me. Thanks