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Old 24-04-2018, 03:39   #1
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display position of an object with UDP conection

Hi!

New to CPN, so might be asking a stupid question...

I m a trying to display the position of an object (a mini ROV) in open CPN.

I ve set up a connection to receive NMEA data through UDP. It appears to receive the data (data streams showing in NMEA debug window), but then i can't manage to get a display of this position in the map.

any ideas?

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No, no idea as we do not know what data your object sends.
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Publish the data stream here, in oder to see if it is correct.
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Thanks for the replies!

See example of the data stream here and attached:


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$GPGGA,121555,6326.539,N,01025.447,E,0,00,0.0,0.0, M,0.0,M,,*7B
$GPGGA,121555,6326.540,N,01025.449,E,0,00,0.0,0.0, M,0.0,M,,*7B
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Thanks for the replies!

See example of the data stream here and attached:


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$GPGGA,121555,6326.539,N,01025.447,E,0,00,0.0,0.0, M,0.0,M,,*7B
$GPGGA,121555,6326.540,N,01025.449,E,0,00,0.0,0.0, M,0.0,M,,*7B
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Whatever creates this NMEA stream reports all the positions as invalid (0 in the 6th data field, for a valid position it must be 1 or 2, see GPS - NMEA sentence information)

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Re: display position of an object with UDP conection

Hi pavel,

Thanks for your input. indeed, correcting the NMEA stream with the valid positions fixed it.

And next follow up question: is it possible to display 2 positions from two such streams for 2 different ship (in my case one ROV + one vessel position)?

If I setup two connections with their own data streams of positions, they are interpreted as "own ship" and the ship keep jumping around from one to the other :-)
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Hi pavel,

Thanks for your input. indeed, correcting the NMEA stream with the valid positions fixed it.

And next follow up question: is it possible to display 2 positions from two such streams for 2 different ship (in my case one ROV + one vessel position)?

If I setup two connections with their own data streams of positions, they are interpreted as "own ship" and the ship keep jumping around from one to the other :-)
Yes, but not like this, the GPS sensor in NMEA0183 means "my own GPS sensor" for us. You will have to use other features - either AIS (AIVDM sentence, "difficult" to encode) or WPL sentence treated as APRS position reports (trivial to encode).
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ok, understood, thanks!

indeed, GPWPL will do the trick for me.
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ok, understood, thanks!

indeed, GPWPL will do the trick for me.
Do not forget to enable it in Toolbox->Ships->AIS Targets...
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