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Old 14-05-2013, 08:13   #1
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AIS and OpenCPN

I have a new netbook win 7 starter and OCPN 3.2. Can't get it to see the AIS data stream on COM4 - settings on this port same as GPS on com3 4800bps etc.

Never had a problem with old netbook (XP) and previous version of OCPN

any suggestion as to what am I doing wrong? Or how I can test functionability as I sit here on board a long way from home?

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Re: AIS and OpenCPN

What is your AIS source? If it's a device feeding your serial port, AIS is usually run at 38400 bps. There's too much data for 4800, and of course with a real serial port the transmitter and receiver rates need to match.
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OK, reading other posts baud rate needs to be set for 38400... tks for reading, all sorted now.
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