Glad to hear you sorted it out! For future reference, it may take up to an hour for new data keys to show up in Saillogger. This is only applicable for the initial configuration, once done data flows in regular one minute intervals.
Thanks - I configured the GPS source and will keep an eye on it when I'm on the move again. I'll also read through the FAQs again, lots of good information in there!
One more thought, please make sure the times on Cerbo GX and your Chartplotter are in sync and set to the same timezone (including daylight savings). If there is a time mismatch between the two, it could lead to problems like this.
Here is the timeline for the trip:
8/8/2024 8:38:46 AM - boat departed Marina del Rey
8/8/2024 3:53:14 PM - boat lost internet connectivity off the coast of Catalina island
8/11/2024 7:48:21 AM - boat departed Catalina island (without internet service)
8/11/2024 2:59:20 PM - boat arrived Marina del Rey (still without internet service)
8/12/2024 12:31 PM - boat re-connected to the internet, logs sent up
The current coverage is stunning! I can appreciate the amount of data involved which I assume could be downloaded in real time in small chunks specific to the localized area of interest? Perhaps have to zoom to a minimum level before data becomes visible. Perhaps a unified Fleet view where vessels which are broadcasting weather can be identified by a small flag (or color). With regard to AIS: more helpful to me than seeing clusters of targets would be searching for a specific boat name/mmsi by submitting that criteria to the server.
As I already emailed Ilker, I would second @TargaDriver that granularity should be improved.
Ideally based on user settings. However, this would still require an intelligent cleaning algorithm. No need to record marks every few meters when going in a perfectly straight line.
However, high granularity required when slowly entering a barely chartered bay. As we won’t to follow our safe track next time we get there.
Hmm, spotty access point should not cause this. It is almost always due to GPS. Please keep monitoring and let us know if you observe anything else that is unusual.