Davin
SKSignal K
•Created by Davin on 1/2/2025 in #questions
Slow output from signalk-to-nmea0183
@Teppo Kurki you were absolutely correct. Before I saw your message, I reinstalled without moving the .signalk directory and things were actually a bit worse. Then I saw your message and moved the directory, now things are working correctly! I will file this one away for future use. Thank you all SO much for your help!!
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SKSignal K
•Created by Davin on 1/2/2025 in #questions
Slow output from signalk-to-nmea0183
I couldn't recover from whatever happened to signalk server and had to reinstall. It will take me some time to get things set up again because this is all new to me, but I will get back to you when I get things going again. Thanks so much for for the amazing help! You guys are awesome!
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SKSignal K
•Created by Davin on 1/2/2025 in #questions
Slow output from signalk-to-nmea0183
Well, SKSim seemed to be working fine. I saw the data getting to KIP at the right rate. The problem seemed limited to the nmea output on TCP from signalk-to-nmea0183 plugin.
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SKSignal K
•Created by Davin on 1/2/2025 in #questions
Slow output from signalk-to-nmea0183
Okay, things have gone from bad to worse! Tried setting up a connection for file input, things seemed to lock up. I rebooted and now signalk won't start up anymore. I realize this is now off-topic, so let me know if I should move this somewhere else, but before I reinstall everything, does anyone have any ideas what is going wrong and how to resolve. Please see attached transcript from trying to
start signalk-server from the command line (there were a bunch of these NO_EMITTER_ID messages), and apologies if I'm breaking protocol (I'm new at discord).
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SKSignal K
•Created by Davin on 1/2/2025 in #questions
Slow output from signalk-to-nmea0183
Thanks, I'll give that a try
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SKSignal K
•Created by Davin on 1/2/2025 in #questions
Slow output from signalk-to-nmea0183
Sure, thanks! Sorry, but I don't know how to do that. Can you give me a pointer?
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SKSignal K
•Created by Davin on 1/2/2025 in #questions
Slow output from signalk-to-nmea0183
Interestingly, when I turned on debug it stated outputting data about every 2 seconds as confirmed in the debug log and in data being sent to TZ iBoat on the ipad. However, when I logged into the server from my pc to copy the log (by opening http://openplotter:3000/admin/#/serverConfiguration/log in chrome), the rate went back down to 1 per minute, as you can see in the attached log. I have experimented with this a bit and I can see that at times the data is being sent once every 2 seconds and other times (for quite some duration) at the 60 second rate. Any idea what is going on? I don't think it could be just a processor loading issue or something because is always either about every 2 seconds or almost exactly 60 seconds. I haven't made any changes to the plugin setup or anything else when the changes occur. Any idea what could be going on?
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SKSignal K
•Created by Davin on 1/2/2025 in #questions
Slow output from signalk-to-nmea0183
@Scott Bender I've turned on debug for signalk-to-nmea0183 plugin. Can you tell me where to find the debug data? Thanks!
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SKSignal K
•Created by Davin on 1/2/2025 in #questions
Slow output from signalk-to-nmea0183
Thanks Teppo. I'm using simulated data from sksim and with a 6 knot simulated speed, the GPS lat/long values in RMC are definitely changing every second, which I have verified by observing the values in KIP.
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SKSignal K
•Created by Davin on 1/2/2025 in #questions
Slow output from signalk-to-nmea0183
No, at one point I tried setting it to 1 second to see if that helped, but it didn't
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