Only three tanks from my four tank adaptor (a Yacht Devices YDTA-04) show up on my Cerbo. Data from the fourth tank shows on other devices on the N2k net, just not on the Cerbo.
It is possible that at some point while troubleshooting a different problem that I may have disabled this tank on the Cerbo, but I think there was a message saying it would be automatically re-enabled, and there doesn’t seem to be anyway to enable a tank manually.
Other than a reset to factory defaults on the Cerbo, any remedies?
I we have so many tank integrations nowadays that I don’t remember all the details of all of them , but I’m quite sure that it is not possible to disable an “incoming” tank from N2K.
No need to do a factory reset.
I’ve asked the Yacht devices company for help - lets see. Could be a limitation of the combination.
Meanwhile, if anyone has this working - pls comment.
And otherwise, there is a solution using SignalK and Node-RED + virtual tank sender node.
If you browse around here on topics related to tank senders, then you’ll find itx
Tank A is connected to a resistive sender and shows on the Cerbo
Tank B is connected to a resistive sender and does not show on the Cerbo
Tank C is not connected to a sender but shows on the Cerbo
Tank D is not connected to a sender but shows on the Cerbo.
If I look at the N2K net using a Yacht Devices ethernet gateway and their CanView software, I can see both Tank A and Tank B are sending packets on the N2k network.
An update:
I looked at what shows on a B&G Zeus running the HTML5 app. Under tanks, it alternates between showing Tank A and Tank B, so Tank B shows on the HTML5 app served by the Cerbo but not on the Cerbo itself.
, but I’m quite sure that it is not possible to disable an “incoming” tank from N2K.