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•Created by sailingYOLO on 1/12/2025 in #sensesp

sailingYOLO - Hi,I'm trying to get engine run...

Thank you, that worked great! Is there a way to get a SignalK value from the server on demand instead of getting events triggered every listen_delay?

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SKSignal K

•Created by sailingYOLO on 1/12/2025 in #sensesp

sailingYOLO - Hi,I'm trying to get engine run...

Hi. Thanks again for the fast answer 🙂 Have looked into the chain counter example, but need to look some more. Still no clue how to read SignalK path from SensESP, anyone that can direct me to an example please.

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SKSignal K

•Created by sailingYOLO on 1/12/2025 in #sensesp

sailingYOLO - Hi,I'm trying to get engine run...

Hi. Thanks for the comprehensive answer 👍 . Maybe I was unclear, I have everything working, SK data, Display update, Button events and actions to update on demand. I did also look at the example, previous of posting here, but I still don't understand how call a function from within the ->Connect_To function? Lambda? I want to update the display automagically every 30 minutes or so, that's configured in the Listener I guess. 1. How do I populate the value from a SK-path to a global variable? 2. How do I call a function from the Connect_To? Sorry for the misunderstanding, again, thank you for the previous answer!

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SKSignal K

•Created by ab19 on 10/17/2024 in #questions

SensESP OTA Updates thru VPN

Hi. Check that you have the correct default gateway in your ESP WiFi configuration if using static IP. If using DHCP, check that your DHCP-server sends the correct default gateway.

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SKSignal K

•Created by FlyingK on 10/3/2024 in #sensesp

FlyingK - Got my test setup up and running. Tha...

Sounds great! Do you have any source code available?

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SKSignal K

•Created by sailingYOLO on 11/23/2024 in #sensesp

sailingYOLO - Hi. I have a simple bilge sensor ...

Thank you for your answers, what a community 😃 Debounce was exactly what I was after, perfect! This is the code that works greate for a digital inputreader, and for me:

c++
auto* bilge_input = new DigitalInputState(4, INPUT, 11000,"/bilge/input");

bilge_input->connect_to(new DebounceBool(10000,"/bilge/debounce"))
      ->connect_to(new LambdaTransform<bool, String>([](bool input) ->String {
        if (input == 1) {return "Liquid detected in bilge!";} 
        else {return "Bilge is clear";}}))
      ->connect_to(new SKOutputString("propulsion.engine.bilge"));

c++
auto* bilge_input = new DigitalInputState(4, INPUT, 11000,"/bilge/input");

bilge_input->connect_to(new DebounceBool(10000,"/bilge/debounce"))
      ->connect_to(new LambdaTransform<bool, String>([](bool input) ->String {
        if (input == 1) {return "Liquid detected in bilge!";} 
        else {return "Bilge is clear";}}))
      ->connect_to(new SKOutputString("propulsion.engine.bilge"));

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