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Pulling engine data from an MAN engine, runs through a maretron J1939-N2K converter, out puts N2K pgn 127489.
My signalK data sources is showing coolant pressure to be 120000000, which I believe is wrong by a factor of 1000.
Looking at canboat/analyzer/pgn.h:
'Oil Pressure' and 'Coolant Pressure' both have units of hPA
Looking at n2k-signalk/pgns/127489.js
Oil Pressure has just 'kPa'
Coolant Pressure has 'kPa * 1000'
removing the conversion factor of 1000 in coolant pressure should fix the issue. What I am missing is where in the process between canboat and signalk does the unit change from hPa to kPa?
I can create a pull request for the coolant pressure conversion factor to be removed in n2k-signalk/pgns/127489.js if this is the correct fix?
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Pulling engine data from an MAN engine, runs through a maretron J1939-N2K converter, out puts N2K pgn 127489.
My signalK data sources is showing coolant pressure to be 120000000, which I believe is wrong by a factor of 1000.
Looking at canboat/analyzer/pgn.h:
Looking at n2k-signalk/pgns/127489.js
removing the conversion factor of 1000 in coolant pressure should fix the issue. What I am missing is where in the process between canboat and signalk does the unit change from hPa to kPa?
I can create a pull request for the coolant pressure conversion factor to be removed in n2k-signalk/pgns/127489.js if this is the correct fix?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: