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SKSignal K
•Created by Jason_SV.Apres|Hunter336|WI on 8/29/2024 in #server
Jason_SV.Apres|Hunter336|WI - my Signalk server...
I think it is the Node version issue https://forum.openmarine.net/showthread.php?tid=4808&page=2
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SKSignal K
•Created by DWinchester on 7/12/2024 in #sensors
DWinchester - Can someone point me to example s...
if you type the IP address of the ESP32 into a web browser you will get to the SensESP web UI Status Page, from here select 'control' and you should see all the 1-wire devices - here you can make a note of al the numbers to put them back in the right order after you update
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SKSignal K
•Created by DWinchester on 7/12/2024 in #sensors
DWinchester - Can someone point me to example s...
Before you upgrade, Go to the web app and copy the serial numbers and locations of each sensor then once you do the upgrade, just paste them back in
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SKSignal K
•Created by Ansis on 4/28/2024 in #questions
Is there an app to feed an Android device location data from Signal K?
Have you tried looking for a GPS Tethering app that would connect to the NMEA0183 output from SignalK? they are available in the Google Play store and Apple Appstore
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SKSignal K
•Created by Ansis on 4/28/2024 in #questions
Is there an app to feed an Android device location data from Signal K?
SK sends out a NMEA0183 stream on port 10110 or a SK stream on 3000. you can direct you map app to that OpenCPN will accept SK or NMEA0183, other apps you would need to check out the instructions to setup the feed, but it is likely doable.
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SKSignal K
•Created by Tony on 3/24/2024 in #sensors
Tony - I have been reviewing flood sensors late...
the Float switch he has picked has a 1.4M Ohm resistor when closed
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SKSignal K
•Created by Tony on 3/24/2024 in #sensors
Tony - I have been reviewing flood sensors late...
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SKSignal K
•Created by Mat Bailey on 4/9/2024 in #questions
signalk to nmea2000 - PGN130316 support?
You could add a feature request at https://github.com/SignalK/signalk-to-nmea2000/issues. it appears that PGN130312 is supported (but I think depreciated now) so 130316 should/could replace it. Maybe keep both for backward compatibility. Look at this for the code: https://github.com/SignalK/signalk-to-nmea2000/blob/master/conversions/engineParameters.js
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SKSignal K
•Created by Tony on 3/24/2024 in #sensors
Tony - I have been reviewing flood sensors late...
You should be able to schedule it, may take a bit of coding but a good challenge, there are examples of scheduling stuff in some of my engine code, and battery code - mainly when to schedule sensor or NMEA2000 messages. but do you need to? when there is no water, there will be no current flowing
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SKSignal K
•Created by Tony on 3/24/2024 in #sensors
Tony - I have been reviewing flood sensors late...
I have it working with a different switch that is an on/off switch, and then I have the sense pin set to pull up, then the other wire is connected to ground.
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SKSignal K
•Created by Tony on 3/24/2024 in #sensors
Tony - I have been reviewing flood sensors late...
in one of the messages earlier i said "the description on Amazon has wiring suggestions and states it is perfect for Arduino, which means it should work fine with Pi and ESP32. The output is open circuit and then connection via a 1.4 M ohm when water is present. it says 5-12V but I would bet it works with 3.3V. You should be able to connect the red wire to 3.3V, the white wire to a digital input that is pulled down and you should see the pin register as 1 when water is there, 0 when not".
if you do this and it stays low, then check the voltage, if it is around 1.6-1.8, you may want to connect the red wire to 5V instead, this will get the voltage up higher when connected, you have to be careful doing this though as if it goes over 3.3v, you could damage the digital input. you could add a 3.3v zener diode to protect it
if you do this and it stays low, then check the voltage, if it is around 1.6-1.8, you may want to connect the red wire to 5V instead, this will get the voltage up higher when connected, you have to be careful doing this though as if it goes over 3.3v, you could damage the digital input. you could add a 3.3v zener diode to protect it
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SKSignal K
•Created by Tony on 3/24/2024 in #sensors
Tony - I have been reviewing flood sensors late...
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SKSignal K
•Created by Tony on 3/24/2024 in #sensors
Tony - I have been reviewing flood sensors late...
do you mean that the pin should be low (0) when water is present or what?
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SKSignal K
•Created by LinnJS on 4/5/2024 in #plugins-and-webapps
LinnJS - Hello everyone I am trying to setup a ...
I also had issues with it connecting and ended up restarting, as restarting SignalK and Influx didn't work. even when it was back up, it was a few mins before data started appearing
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SKSignal K
•Created by LinnJS on 4/5/2024 in #plugins-and-webapps
LinnJS - Hello everyone I am trying to setup a ...
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SKSignal K
•Created by LinnJS on 4/5/2024 in #plugins-and-webapps
LinnJS - Hello everyone I am trying to setup a ...
Did you try using "sailfuture" as the org?
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SKSignal K
•Created by Tony on 3/24/2024 in #sensors
Tony - I have been reviewing flood sensors late...
NMEA 2000 is a little harder and you would have to work out the PGN for the bilge level. I do have code for a NMEA2000 battery monitor that I made for a friend that doesn’t have a SigK server onboard - you could use that as an example. You can also have SignalK send it out if the server is connected to the NMEA2000 network
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SKSignal K
•Created by Tony on 3/24/2024 in #sensors
Tony - I have been reviewing flood sensors late...
when I was testing my bilge sensor code I created a standalone version for just the bilge sensor, I just uploaded it for you to use as a start: https://github.com/Techstyleuk/bilgeSensor
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SKSignal K
•Created by Tony on 3/24/2024 in #sensors
Tony - I have been reviewing flood sensors late...
the description on Amazon has wiring suggestions and states it is perfect for Arduino, which means it should work fine with Pi and ESP32. The output is open circuit and then connection via a 1.4 M ohm when water is present. it says 5-12V but I would bet it works with 3.3V. You should be able to connect the red wire to 3.3V, the white wire to a digital input that is pulled down and you should see the pin register as 1 when water is there, 0 when not
66 replies