2020-05-05, 07:17 PM
Hi,
the SignalK port used to be 55557 which I used when deploying ESP8266 to send data to OpenPlotter/SignalK and display on the instrument panel web page.
In the new version of Openplotter this port have changed to 20220, it took some testing of the open UDP ports to find this port.
Before testing, I looked for an entry in the documentation, but failed to find it. It's either not documented or hidden deep inside the small print which I failed to find.
I would be happy if someone could add an entry in the documentation with this SignalK input port, it might be set in some config file?
There are some of us who use ESP32 or ESP8266 to send data to the SignalK server. This functionallity is very good when you want to make everything
wireless onboard (avoid as much cables as possible).
All the best,
Ole
the SignalK port used to be 55557 which I used when deploying ESP8266 to send data to OpenPlotter/SignalK and display on the instrument panel web page.
In the new version of Openplotter this port have changed to 20220, it took some testing of the open UDP ports to find this port.
Before testing, I looked for an entry in the documentation, but failed to find it. It's either not documented or hidden deep inside the small print which I failed to find.
I would be happy if someone could add an entry in the documentation with this SignalK input port, it might be set in some config file?
There are some of us who use ESP32 or ESP8266 to send data to the SignalK server. This functionallity is very good when you want to make everything
wireless onboard (avoid as much cables as possible).
All the best,
Ole
Ole W. Saastad
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