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30-01-2018, 16:43
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#91
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Join Date: Nov 2007
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Re: New Plugin NmeaConvertor
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Originally Posted by knowconcept
This plugin is great and has solved a big issue for our sensor R&D. We are extracting ocean currents with GPS (COG, SOG, HDG) combined with our electromagnetic Forward and Leeway sensor. I am using the plugin to filter exact fields I want, add calculations, and create a custom output sentence at 1 second intervals. This has saved big headaches on the data analysis side (i.e., MS Excel) since one sensor may have a 5Hz output rate while another may only be one.... all data is synced now. Anyway, questions I have:
1. I am using this plugin on a Windows machine. I used the .exe to install it. Is this package current with your updates? If not, how can I get an updated .exe installer
2. I have OpenCPN installed on a raspberry pi and would like to utilize the plugin on it. I have no idea how to install the plugin on the Pi 3.
Again, awesome plugin!
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For the raspberry pi using the built in program node-red might be very well suited 5o do what you are doing, not too difficult to program and you can save all the data straight into a file or database with a time stamp.what messages are you using, is it the openplotter image?
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01-02-2018, 08:40
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#92
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Re: New Plugin NmeaConvertor
I am using Open Plotter.
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01-02-2018, 08:51
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#93
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Re: New Plugin NmeaConvertor
with regards to sentences:
1. GPZDA: Field 1 (UTC Time)
2. VMVBW - Field 1,2 (Transverse Water Speed, Longitudinal Water Speed)
2. GPGLL - Field 1,2,3,4 (Lat, N/S, Long, E/W)
3. HDHDT or GPHDT - Field 1 (Heading True)
4. GPVTG Field 1,5 (COG, SOG)
For reference, you can see our sensor design at Electromagnetic Speed & Leeway Sensors for Performance Sailboats
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27-02-2018, 00:50
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#94
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Re: New Plugin NmeaConvertor
Found error again and corrected as below.
$XXMWV,$WIMWV1+acos((sqr($WIMWV3)+sqr($GPRMC7)+sqr ($WIMWV3)-2*$GPRMC7*$WIMWV3*cos($WIMWV1*3.14159265/180)-sqr($GPRMC7))/(2*sqrt(sqr($GPRMC7)+sqr($WIMWV3)-2*$GPRMC7*cos($WIMWV1*3.14159265/180))*$WIMWV3)),T,sqrt(sqr($GPRMC7)+SQR($WIMWV3)-2*$GPRMC7*$WIMWV3*cos($WIMWV1*3.14159265/180)),N,A
In terms of sog vs. stw, as pointed out, in most cases, diff is negligible I believe. One thing about stw is that the sensor cannot capture the movement of a vessel due to tide (as high as 5 knots!). For my purpose, gps is good enough.
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27-02-2018, 07:10
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#95
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Location: Boston, MA
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Re: New Plugin NmeaConvertor
Thank you. I will add this to supplimentary hardware!
https://opencpn.org/wiki/dokuwiki/do...hardware:speed
If you have a paragraph for us to add, put it in this thread.
Quote:
Originally Posted by knowconcept
with regards to sentences:
1. GPZDA: Field 1 (UTC Time)
2. VMVBW - Field 1,2 (Transverse Water Speed, Longitudinal Water Speed)
2. GPGLL - Field 1,2,3,4 (Lat, N/S, Long, E/W)
3. HDHDT or GPHDT - Field 1 (Heading True)
4. GPVTG Field 1,5 (COG, SOG)
For reference, you can see our sensor design at Electromagnetic Speed & Leeway Sensors for Performance Sailboats
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27-02-2018, 07:22
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#96
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Re: New Plugin NmeaConvertor
ZZZ i've changed it in the manual.
https://opencpn.org/wiki/dokuwiki/do..._apparent_wind
Thanks again.
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Originally Posted by zzz
Found error again and corrected as below.
$XXMWV,$WIMWV1+acos((sqr($WIMWV3)+sqr($GPRMC7)+sqr ($WIMWV3)-2*$GPRMC7*$WIMWV3*cos($WIMWV1*3.14159265/180)-sqr($GPRMC7))/(2*sqrt(sqr($GPRMC7)+sqr($WIMWV3)-2*$GPRMC7*cos($WIMWV1*3.14159265/180))*$WIMWV3)),T,sqrt(sqr($GPRMC7)+SQR($WIMWV3)-2*$GPRMC7*$WIMWV3*cos($WIMWV1*3.14159265/180)),N,A
In terms of sog vs. stw, as pointed out, in most cases, diff is negligible I believe. One thing about stw is that the sensor cannot capture the movement of a vessel due to tide (as high as 5 knots!). For my purpose, gps is good enough.
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27-02-2018, 07:23
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#97
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Location: Boston, MA
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Re: New Plugin NmeaConvertor
Isn't it time to move this plugin out of beta?
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27-02-2018, 13:25
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#98
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Re: New Plugin NmeaConvertor
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Originally Posted by rgleason
Isn't it time to move this plugin out of beta?
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Almost there still are a few know bugs
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28-02-2018, 19:57
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Join Date: Jul 2016
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Re: New Plugin NmeaConvertor
The sensor sounds great. When speed through water is zero, can this read movement of water/current? Speed and direction?
Quote:
Originally Posted by knowconcept
This plugin is great and has solved a big issue for our sensor R&D. We are extracting ocean currents with GPS (COG, SOG, HDG) combined with our electromagnetic Forward and Leeway sensor. I am using the plugin to filter exact fields I want, add calculations, and create a custom output sentence at 1 second intervals. This has saved big headaches on the data analysis side (i.e., MS Excel) since one sensor may have a 5Hz output rate while another may only be one.... all data is synced now. Anyway, questions I have:
1. I am using this plugin on a Windows machine. I used the .exe to install it. Is this package current with your updates? If not, how can I get an updated .exe installer
2. I have OpenCPN installed on a raspberry pi and would like to utilize the plugin on it. I have no idea how to install the plugin on the Pi 3.
Again, awesome plugin!
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01-03-2018, 05:17
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#100
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Location: Boston, MA
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Re: New Plugin NmeaConvertor
Airmar also has a similar sensor.
DX900+ MultiLog Sensor
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01-03-2018, 10:55
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#101
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Re: New Plugin NmeaConvertor
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Originally Posted by rgleason
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They do, but at a price
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01-03-2018, 17:53
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#102
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Join Date: Jul 2016
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Re: New Plugin NmeaConvertor
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Originally Posted by rgleason
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Thanks for the information. Now I learned that this one and the other one are both electromagnetic sensor therefore cannot capture movement of water or vessel move along with current. Doppler ones can do that but too expensive...
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02-03-2018, 20:17
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#103
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Re: New Plugin NmeaConvertor
Windows NmeaConverter_pi update.
https://github.com/rgleason/NmeaConverter_pi/releases
RooieDirk Correct double entry's when reopening dialog 3 days ago
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12-03-2018, 07:37
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#104
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Join Date: Aug 2010
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Re: New Plugin NmeaConvertor
Made another push to the git source.
Now it is possible to use wildcards in the identifiers. So you could make it talkerid independent bij using something like .....$??XXX3.... , and whatever character on the ? position will cause a hit.
And maybe more important, you might use it for special transducers sending the something like $OWXDR,H,....or $OWXDR,C.... sentence. Note that field 1 is part of the indentifier. As the comma is the nmea separator, you can not use it as an identifier string, but by using a wildcard it works. For example ....$OWXDR?H2... or $??XDR?H2.... will work.
If there will be no bug reports the next few weeks, I do request for a final 1.0 status.
Dirk
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12-03-2018, 09:57
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#105
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Re: New Plugin NmeaConvertor
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