Starlink decoding not working well

emperorbeststanda month ago

Hi, im having trouble with my starlink device (OnBatt) decoding the information, the configuration file is the same as the program loaded in the device:

<entry key='starlink.format'>
#EDT#,#EID#,#LAT#,#LONG#,#SPDK#,#HEAD#,#ODOD#,#VIN#,#IGN#,#SATU#,#GSS#,#FIX#,#LOCA#,#ALTD#,#BATH#,#BATC#,#IDL#,#TV1#,#TH1#,#TS1#,#TI1#,#TD1#,#TV2#,#TH2#,#TS2#,#TI2#,#TD2#,#TV3#,#TH3#,#TS3#,#TI3#,#TD3#,#IN1#,#IN2#,#OUT1#,#TB1#,#DID#,#VBAT#
</entry>

<entry key='starlink.timeFormat'>ddMMyyHHmmss</entry>
<entry key='starlink.latitudeFormat'>SIGN_DEG_MIN</entry>
<entry key='starlink.longitudeFormat'>SIGN_DEG_MIN</entry>
<entry key='starlink.speedUnit'>kph</entry>

And I got from this message:

$SLU865334046292899,06,26970,250731102724,01,+4300.3934,-00733.2957,0,242,007324.283,12.904,0,4,14,3,,465.8,48,100,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,0,0,0,,,03.741,0,99

This answer which is wrong:

id: 865334046292899, time: 1980-01-06 00:00:19, lat: 43.00663, lon: -7.55486, course: 354.0

I´ve tried changing the order of the parameters and only works this way, but doesn´t give the data rigth, do anyone knows how to fix this?

Anton Tananaeva month ago

I already see that you have a bunch of hallucinated parameters that you didn't even bother to check with the official documentation.

emperorbeststanda month ago

So how do I fix it¿?

emperorbeststanda month ago

?????????? can you at least give me the link to the documentation, I've tried to find it but it's not that easy for the starlink protocol, or at least the page is not clear for this...

Anton Tananaeva month ago

Click Documentation -> Configuration file

emperorbeststanda month ago

There is no starlink.format, so I don't have any information.