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OCPN: No gps on port 3000 (works on 10110) - fishy - 2021-07-30
Hi All,
I know this has been an issue before, but cannot find the thread anymore..
I have an OpenPlotter config, everything updated last week. Pi4, Adafruit ultimate compass and serial InvenSense MPU-9250. AIS data comes over USB.
The one 'problem' I have when processing this data is that there does not seem to come any NMEA data over the 300 port (SignalK connection). I do get magnetic and tilt data but no GPS.
When I add the 'old' TCP 10110 port I suddenly do get data, and everything seems to work fine. At startup I now get a warning that I should not have port 10110 enabled- so I guess I am making a mistake in SignalK config- but where?
Thanks for your help!
RE: OCPN: No gps on port 3000 (works on 10110) - PaddyB - 2021-07-30
By default all NMEA data coming in goes straight back out again on tcp port 10110, so for nmea opencpn should have that as a connection. Port 3000 is signalk data. Which opencpn can read as well.
RE: OCPN: No gps on port 3000 (works on 10110) - fishy - 2021-08-09
(2021-07-30, 03:06 PM)PaddyB Wrote: By default all NMEA data coming in goes straight back out again on tcp port 10110, so for nmea opencpn should have that as a connection. Port 3000 is signalk data. Which opencpn can read as well.
Ah, I thought SignalK would also pass the GPS data (of which it has a connection) over port 3000 (wasn't it announced that port 10110 would no longer be needed?)
Anyway, this works, so me happy
