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royagui


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2015-02-05 16:55:07 - QTLVM router
Hi eevery body.
I have downloaded qtLVM router, registered in LVM web.
When I try to place a mark with a Real boat ,the program sends an error message and closes. Any idea how to correct it?.
Or any other router sofware.
Unforntunaly my PV it i sa bit old Windows XP, 34 bits.
Thanks Royagui
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2015-02-05 17:32:19 - Re: QTLVM router
Hi Royagui,

You shouldn't have to register on the VLM website when you use QtVLM with a "real" boat (instead of a VLM boat).

Can you read the error message, or does the program close too fast? I'd be very helpful to find out what the error message says.

I know a couple of other routers but QtVLM is a very good one (at least for virtual sailing it is), don't give up on it just yet :)
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2015-06-30 06:44:41 - Re: QTLVM router
Whats the method to get your SOL yacht to feed positions into QTLVM? Found the TCP/IP proxy from brainaid, but it looks like QtLMV only supports serial. Is there a tool to emulate, and can it be done? Thanks
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2015-06-30 08:30:32 - Re: QTLVM router
Viva Kipper1258.

I use the Franson GpsGate 2.6 program, namely, for sending NMEA data over TCP/IP to qTVlm, (http://gpsgate.com/support/client_users_guide).
It has also other useful functions.
Sail Fair.
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2015-07-02 23:18:49 - Re: QTLVM router
Next one for our experts out there. What's the technique to add a second real boat to qtLVM? All I seem to be able to do is delete my existing boat. Thanks
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2015-07-03 07:10:53 - Re: QTLVM router
I've tried that once. QtVLM seems to have some options for multiple boats, but I couldn't get it to work, so I used the method some other QtVLM user was using: installing multiple instances of QtVLM... I'm not sure how (if at all) that works with NMEA data and ports and all...
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2015-07-03 20:54:12 - Re: QTLVM router
Viva kipper and Huib.

QtVlm dosen't allow more than 1 "real boat" sailing at the same time. Anyhow it permits to have "n" different boats ("n" different boats polar data) but all with the same name.
So the AIS function dosen't work for following the other boats. Only your own boat via the TCP/NMEA link.

With OpenCPN you have both options. A routing prog to look for.

Be well.
Sail Fair.
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2015-07-28 01:29:18 - Re: QTLVM router
I notice qtLVM can load marks in ZyGrib or GeoData format. Anyone know what these formats are. I use two computers in different locations and want to be able to load my marks into each one through a single file.I can't seem to find a reference to what the file looks like

Thanks in advance
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2015-07-28 01:36:17 - Re: QTLVM router
Just found poiReal.dat which appears to store all the POI's. I think I can maintain a master copy on one computer and overwrite on the other.
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2015-07-28 03:20:33 - Re: QTLVM router
Just tested copying poiREAL and works - it also contains the routes and barriers which is a bonus.


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