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The notifications page isn't very clear. There's a field for depth, for example, but there isn't text saying that the alarm will fire if the depth is less than that setting. But for wind speed, the alarm fires if the wind speed is greater than the number listed.

Also, the interval isn't well described either.

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.

Hi everyone, we just released native support for engine sensors! They are now logged automatically, along with statistics for your sailing and motoring time. Check out the announcement here: https://community.saillogger.com/topic/142/saillogger-plugin-5-x-native-engine-logging

Nice, please share when done!

Makes sense. I think we just won't recommend that particular sensor, since it's refresh rate is r fast enough for monitoring.

I'm really excited to have SailLogger on the boat. That you for making it available.

@mshulman Unfortunately, that is by design for now. There are a couple of things that make it tricky. Units are shared across all values in a block, so displaying a 38 F and 32% in the same block becomes fairly complicated, both for conversions that need to take place (i.e. SK uses kelvin behind the scenes) and the display on the page. That is the reason blocks share a single unit at this point.

@Brazen-Article , that can be done but requires some thinking. We will file a feature for backlog.

Those two pending transactions indeed finally did clear. Since you got charged multiple times now, we refunded those two payments. It may take a couple of days to show up on your balance, let us know if they don't.

That’s a very interesting and informative article, thanks!

Happy sailing.
Kevin Nasr
Saillogger team member.

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

Hello, I have a relatively new install of signalk on openplotter. i just tried to install it and got the failed message as well.

Position is a key data point that is critical for Saillogger functionality, so ignoring it will defeat the purpose of many of the functions. Your use-case is pretty special. I wrote a simple plugin for you to use that can emit static positions every 30 seconds, you can use it to address your use-case: https://github.com/itemir/signalk-fixed-position, hope it helps!

I'm running (right now) on a raspberry pi zero w. After this message, I got a node kernel panic and I had to restart the pi. I think that the poor thing just ran out of resources (threads or whatever). I don't think I was doing anything in particular that caused this error Yes, the plugin and server stopped working.

Now that I've recovered from this error, I'm not seeing it again.

You can plugin a USB based GPS to your monitoring device. Depending on what it is, it will require a configuration like gpsd, which may require you to do some tweaking.

Oh, I can click Marina del Rey because it’s the termination of my latest log. Done and done

Hi Michael, this is because your account was canceled. Fortunately, your data has not been deleted yet, there is grace period between account cancelation and full removal of data.

We have re-enabled your account. You have a couple of days after linking it your monitoring device to activate the subscription. Good luck and welcome back to Saillogger!