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New I2C sensors supported
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2020-11-02, 07:36 PM
We have just published a new version of openplotter-i2c (2.2.0) fixing some errors and adding support for new sensors. It is beta again because some of them has not been tested, please report if you do it. This is the current list:

- ADS1115 (new - tested)
- BME280 (updated - tested)
- BMP280 (new - not tested)
- BMP3XX (new - not tested)
- HTU21D (new - tested)
- MS5607-02BA03 (old - tested)
- INA260 (new - not tested)

We have included a new system to allow customized settings for sensors and now it will be easier adding new ones. Please post here to suggest new sensors.
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2020-11-05, 12:56 PM
The new version of openplotter-i2c (2.2.0) seems to have resolved the issue I was having here: https://forum.openmarine.net/showthread....9#pid16699

I ran the new version all day yesterday (including overnight) and the sensors did not disconnect.

Thanks.
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2020-11-05, 06:06 PM
perfect. thanks for reporting
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2020-11-09, 07:14 PM
(2020-11-02, 07:36 PM)Sailoog Wrote: We have just published a new version of openplotter-i2c (2.2.0) fixing some errors and adding support for new sensors. It is beta again because some of them has not been tested, please report if you do it. This is the current list:

- ADS1115 (new - tested)
- BME280 (updated - tested)
- BMP280 (new - not tested)
- BMP3XX (new - not tested)
- HTU21D (new - tested)
- MS5607-02BA03 (old - tested)
- INA260 (new - not tested)

We have included a new system to allow customized settings for sensors and now it will be easier adding new ones. Please post here to suggest new sensors.

It would be great to have the MPU-9250 supported, a 9-axis MotionTracking device that combines a 3-axis gyroscope, 3-axis accelerometer, 3-axis magnetometer and a Digital Motion Processor.
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2020-11-11, 06:24 PM (This post was last modified: 2020-11-11, 06:24 PM by Sailoog.)
(2020-11-09, 07:14 PM)zerze99 Wrote: It would be great to have the MPU-9250 supported, a 9-axis MotionTracking device that combines a 3-axis gyroscope, 3-axis accelerometer, 3-axis magnetometer and a Digital Motion Processor.

IMUs are not managed by I2C app, install openplotter-pypilot app, mpu-9250 and others are already supported
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2020-11-16, 10:53 AM (This post was last modified: 2020-11-16, 12:32 PM by Didier B.)
(2020-11-02, 07:36 PM)Sailoog Wrote: We have just published a new version of openplotter-i2c (2.2.0) fixing some errors and adding support for new sensors. It is beta again because some of them has not been tested, please report if you do it. This is the current list:

- ADS1115 (new - tested)
- BME280 (updated - tested)
- BMP280 (new - not tested)
- BMP3XX (new - not tested)
- HTU21D (new - tested)
- MS5607-02BA03 (old - tested)
- INA260 (new - not tested)

We have included a new system to allow customized settings for sensors and now it will be easier adding new ones. Please post here to suggest new sensors.
BMP280 tested : pressure : ON; temperature : OK  Wink
Edit : in fact one GY91 assembly, supporting both an MPU 9250 & an environment BMP280 !
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2020-11-17, 08:32 AM (This post was last modified: 2020-11-18, 05:37 PM by Didier B.)
(2020-11-16, 10:53 AM)Didier B Wrote: Edit : in fact one GY91 assembly, supporting both an MPU 9250 & an environment BMP280 !
After a few hours the I2C info (pressure, temperature) disappeared in the OpenCPN dashboard and the line of the corresponding connexion became steady in Signal K Dashboard. On next startup(*) everything appears OK !
Info (of same sensor GY91) dealt by PiPylot (boat attitude) are not affected by this phenomenon.

EDIT (*) not reboot, start up from cold 0V state ... Only info dealt by IICApplication is concerned, info dealt by Pipylot remains displayed . (though both kind of info came from same sensor board on same IIC link !
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2020-11-17, 05:02 PM (This post was last modified: 2020-11-17, 05:02 PM by Didier B.)
A pure Signal K newbie, I gave a look to Server's Log, and I noticed tons of the following : 
Nov 17 16:48:19 signalk-to-influxdb:Error: Attempted to run an influx query without a default database specified or an explicit database provided.
Nov 17 16:48:29 signalk-to-influxdb:Error: Attempted to run an influx query without a default database specified or an explicit database provided.
Etc. (lots of these !)
Could someone with a better understanding inform me about that error : does it matter, does it requires some action, or should I just forget about it ?
I remember I got instructed by the check system to activate the influxdb plugin ...
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2020-11-17, 06:38 PM
(2020-11-17, 05:02 PM)Didier B Wrote: A pure Signal K newbie, I gave a look to Server's Log, and I noticed tons of the following : 
Nov 17 16:48:19 signalk-to-influxdb:Error: Attempted to run an influx query without a default database specified or an explicit database provided.
Nov 17 16:48:29 signalk-to-influxdb:Error: Attempted to run an influx query without a default database specified or an explicit database provided.
Etc. (lots of these !)
Could someone with a better understanding inform me about that error : does it matter, does it requires some action, or should I just forget about it ?
I remember I got instructed by the check system to activate the influxdb plugin ...

Do you have the signalk-influxdb plugin active but with no database specified?

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2020-11-17, 09:19 PM (This post was last modified: 2020-11-18, 03:15 PM by Didier B.)
Yes, indeed ! How can I fill this info ? and where do I find it ?

EDIT: I input "boat DB" in the Databse field, and the error stop in the server log !
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