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  1. Perfect! That's it. I never noticed the 2nd output. Effectively, the GSA is selected there. Thanks! Appreciate it!
  2. Allright Thanks. I doublechecked, 'GSA' is not selected screenshot: http://www.jensvanhoof.be/Untitled.png On my main computer running FSUIPC the GSA sentence is not relayed either, as advertised. So there it works fine. However on the client side it does. Anywhere else it could come from? Cheers, Jens PS sorry for the wrong forum
  3. Hi, I'm trying to relay NMEA data to a second computer's COM port in my network. I need only the $GPRMC and $GPGGA sentences. In FSX on my main computer, I've selected those two sentences and on the main computer's COM port this works fine. On my 2nd computer, these sentences are also present, however the $GPGSA sentence appears also. This is something I'd like to avoid because I'm working with some hardware that doesn't like data it cannot work with. I've tried adding a sentence parameter, but this doesn't seem to work on WideClient, this is an extract from WideClient.ini: [GPSout] Sentences=RMC,GGA Port=COM3 Speed=4800 Is this something that is possible? Thanks! Cheers, Jens
  4. Well..I stumbled upon it. And stop calling me Shirley.
  5. Hi Pete, Thanks for the quick reply. Seems I made a copy/paste error refering to the FSUICP.ini file, actually just before I posted the question on the forum, I tried if I was having the same problem with the 2nd GPSout output, so I disabled the first one (just in case). I had actually enabled it before and changed the port to 'WideFS' :) I guess the problem was that I, as you say, refered to the COM port as '1' instead of 'COM1'. Haven't tried it out yet, but this seems logic. It would have made more sense for me if there had been an example in the user manual instead of just giving the syntax as 'COMn' though. I can assure you that I've spend a whole amount of time reading the user guides. Thanks a lot for the quick response! Jens
  6. Hi! I'm having troubles with the GPSout function via WideView. I've searched a bit around the forum but didn't find the answer yet. I've just purchased FSUICP and WideFS7 a few hours ago. I'm trying to have my Flightsim PC send an GPGGA sentence to a WideClient on another PC. I've followed the instructions from the manual. In FSX's 'add-on' menu, I enabled the GPSout to WideFS. I've checked the settings on the FSUIPC4.ini file on the FS computer: [GPSout] GPSoutEnabled=No Port=COM1 Speed=4800 Interval=2000 PosTo6Decimal=Yes Sentences=GGA So that seems okay to me. On the client-computer, I've added the following lines in the WideClient.ini file: [GPSout] Port=1 Speed=4800 When I launch the WideClient application, it waits for a connection from the hosts PC. When I fire up flightsimulator, the client says 'Connected', so that seems okay. However, there is no serial data coming out of the serial port. I'm using 'Virtual Serial Port Emulator' to create a COM-instance which can be opened by 2 applications at the same time, and 'RealTerm' as the terminal program. I know my way around serial ports as I do a lot of engineering for my job, so I'm prety sure that my serial port setup is correct. However there's nothing coming through. This is the WideServer.log file: ********* WideServer.DLL Log [version 7.80] ********* Blocksize guide = 8192 (double allowed) Date (dmy): 18/02/12, Time 21:40:43.140: Server name is YOUR-BC081B8812 15546 Initialising TCP/IP server 15546 Initialising UDP/IP server 16046 Broadcasting service every 1000 mSecs 17671 Incoming connection Accepted ok (skt=3824) TCP 17875 Connected to computer "LAPTOPJVH" running WideClient version 6.940 (skt=3824) TCP 17875 Client capabilities: 04 (GPSout) (skt=3824) TCP 103671 Auto send stopped before sending all data (0 of 47 sent), Error=10013 (IP=255.255.255.255) UDP 110312 Close signalled to clients 111421 Closing down now ... Memory managed: Offset records: 68 alloc, 67 free Read buffer usage: 39 alloc, 39 free, max in session: 1 Write buffer usage: 2671 alloc, 2671 free, max in session: 1 Throughput maximum achieved: 20 frames/sec, 603 bytes/sec Throughput average achieved for complete session: 5 frames/sec, 170 bytes/sec Average receive rate from "LAPTOPJVH": 0 frames/sec, 17 bytes/sec ********* Log file closed ********* So I guess it has something to do with the 'Error 10013'. However, I'm not a network specialist. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks a lot! Jens
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