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RPi4 wifi nmea source - Island_Moose - 2021-11-14
How do I enable the onboard wifi on a RPi4 to broadcast nmea0183 data to something like a tablet? I have nmea0183 data coming in successfully from a multiplexer.
RE: RPi4 wifi nmea source - Techstyle - 2021-11-15
Did you read this:
https://openplotter.readthedocs.io/en/latest/network/network_app.html
RE: RPi4 wifi nmea source - Island_Moose - 2021-11-16
I suppose I'm also wondering how one then sends nmea0183 data over this connection.
RE: RPi4 wifi nmea source - Techstyle - 2021-11-16
(2021-11-16, 05:07 AM)Island_Moose Wrote: I suppose I'm also wondering how one then sends nmea0183 data over this connection.
Depending what your receiver program is you can either look at the signalK data on <Openplotter_ipaddress>:3000 or for Nma0183 use <pi_ipaddress>:10110
If you are using WilhelmSK it will likely find the server automatically. For another device with OpenCPN you can use either. For a browser access to the Signal K server you can use port 3000 on any browser and from there you can launch plugins such as KIP
What were you thinking of using?
RE: RPi4 wifi nmea source - tkurki - 2021-11-16
Nmea0183 data is by default available over tcp in port 10110. This is not broadcast, you will need to configure the app you are using with th server’s address/hostname so it can connect to the server.
If you want broadcast install and configure udp-nmea-plugin.
RE: RPi4 wifi nmea source - Island_Moose - 2021-11-16
(2021-11-16, 05:31 AM)Techstyle Wrote:WilhelmSK on an IPad(2021-11-16, 05:07 AM)Island_Moose Wrote: I suppose I'm also wondering how one then sends nmea0183 data over this connection.
Depending what your receiver program is you can either look at the signalK data on <Openplotter_ipaddress>:3000 or for Nma0183 use <pi_ipaddress>:10110
If you are using WilhelmSK it will likely find the server automatically. For another device with OpenCPN you can use either. For a browser access to the Signal K server you can use port 3000 on any browser and from there you can launch plugins such as KIP
What were you thinking of using?
RE: RPi4 wifi nmea source - Techstyle - 2021-11-16
(2021-11-16, 08:33 PM)Island_Moose Wrote:(2021-11-16, 05:31 AM)Techstyle Wrote:WilhelmSK on an IPad(2021-11-16, 05:07 AM)Island_Moose Wrote: I suppose I'm also wondering how one then sends nmea0183 data over this connection.
Depending what your receiver program is you can either look at the signalK data on <Openplotter_ipaddress>:3000 or for Nma0183 use <pi_ipaddress>:10110
If you are using WilhelmSK it will likely find the server automatically. For another device with OpenCPN you can use either. For a browser access to the Signal K server you can use port 3000 on any browser and from there you can launch plugins such as KIP
What were you thinking of using?
WilhelmSK will auto discover a signalK server if you are connected to the same network, I use it on my Iphone. On my iPad at the helm I generally VNC into my Pi and clone the screen at my navstation showing OpenCPN and KIP