Checking the configuration, it looks like that section may be misconfigured. Make sure the Data Field section in the configuration is not empty. Also, for testing, please make sure you don’t change your monitoring configuration during a trip. Make any changes before starting or after completing the trip, but not in between.
Let us know the outcome.
Hi @Andrea , sorry we didn't see your previous message. Looks like your RPM is logged in trip logs and monitoring but we don't see anything about engine hours.
First step is to make sure it does show up in Saillogger monitoring, if it does, then it will show up in trip logs.
Do you ever see it in Monitoring? Make sure you give a proper field name and it maps to the Signal K path. Engine should be running or at least the ignition should be on when you do this.
Hi @joyride , not sure what happened here but it clearly didn't mark the trip start, so that was the issue but not sure when. Were the instruments on and was Saillogger receiving the position reports then?
When you leave the dock again, please check if Saillogger sees your position and in about 15 minutes recognizing you as being underway.
Hi @Andrea, it is hard to debug this from the screenshots, as it appears there may be multiple factors at play. I am not entirely sure Smart Battery Sense works with Signal K, since we do not have one to test, but one thing to check is the frequency of its updates. Something feels off there.
For Saillogger, it watches these signals and checks their age. If they are fresh, it processes them; if not, it ignores them. Saillogger uses one-minute granularity for data but allows a bit of buffer time since not every source emits data regularly. That said, any reliable source should definitely send data every minute; otherwise, it is not ideal for monitoring purposes.
Hi @Andrea, when you see these in Data Browser, how fresh is the data? In other words, can you confirm the timestamps are being updated and are recent? It’s possible the data you saw was older and retained in Data Browser history. Saillogger normally only logs data that is fresh (less than about a minute and a half old), so if the data is stale, Saillogger won’t pick it up.
