hmmm..
maybe - I´m a little bit blind, but I can´t find that, too..
I´m able to edit, close (really a GREAT button ..) calculate, but Create
or NEW ???
Just missing that item..
???
regs, claus
Am 11.04.2011 01:19, schrieb Rob Dunning:
Helmut,
The Task Declare is on the Browse tab in t
Great work on adding IP as a GPS Source.
According to IANA (http://www.iana.org/assignments/port-numbers):
nmea-0183 10110/tcp NMEA-0183 Navigational Data
nmea-0183 10110/udp NMEA-0183 Navigational Data
Did some searching, couldnt find many examples of where 10110 has actually
been
On 2011/04/13 11:39, Olaf Hartmann wrote:
> Is there a reason for port 4353? It looks like there is a standard
> Port for NMEA data: nmea-0183 Port 10110/tcp
No, it was an arbitrary choice for no special reason. Didn't know of
10110. Is 10110 defined as "NMEA provider" or "NMEA recipient"?
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Zitat von Max Kellermann :
> the new Android build allows you to configure the device "TCP port
> 4353", which listens for incoming TCP connections. Once a connection
> has been established, XCSoar reads NMEA data.
Great!
Is there a reason for port 4353? It looks like there is a standard
Port
Hi,
the new Android build allows you to configure the device "TCP port
4353", which listens for incoming TCP connections. Once a connection
has been established, XCSoar reads NMEA data.
This can be used to attach XCSoar to a flight simulator running on
your PC (e.g. Condor) via WiFi or USB. We
