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SteFly at Deutscher Segelfliegertag - SteFly Cart is empty View Cart Subtotal: 0,00 € OpenVario Tutorials Assembly of OpenVario Kit Software First Steps Blog Service / AGB Allgemeine Geschäftsbedingungen Widerrufsbelehrung Datenschutzerklärung Versand Zahlungsmethoden Impressum Contact Us Store OpenVario Eingabegeräte Zubehör und Einzelteile Merchandise Warenkorb OpenVario Tutorials Assembly of OpenVario Kit Software First Steps Blog Service / AGB Allgemeine Geschäftsbedingungen Widerrufsbelehrung Datenschutzerklärung Versand Zahlungsmethoden Impressum Contact Us Store OpenVario Eingabegeräte Zubehör und Einzelteile Merchandise Warenkorb SteFly at Deutscher Segelfliegertag Trigger SteFly at Deutscher Segelfliegertag Posted by Stefan On 17. November 2016 Comments It was our first public appearence at the German gliding day at the 29th of October in Berlin. There was a huge afflux of people on our diner and we had interesting discussions and feedback of the OpenVario project. Some people asked how SteFly is involved in the OpenVario project. The pursuit typhoon should visualise the connection between the variegated projects. On top of the developement chain, there is XCSoar, a unconfined OpenSource navigation software. XCSoar has proven to work perfectly for gliding navigation for self-ruling flights as well as for competition flights.  This is moreover documentet by increasingly than 100.000 downloads on the Google Play Store. Because XCSoar is “only” a software which can be installed on consumer devices (smartphones, tablets, PNAs), the next logical step was anUnshutHardware device with a perfectly readable exhibit in unexceptionable sunlight and some sensors to build a full glide computer. The Akaflieg Graz launched the OpenVario project at the end of 2012, nearly at the same time as Stefan Langer started towers a similar device with the same transflective display, but with an embedded computer module from Toradex. At the whence of 2013 Toradex started an embedded diamond rencontre for students in which Stefan Langer participated with the “SteFly gliding computer”. It was a increasingly or less simple device: a panel mounted 7″ PixelQi exhibit with XCSoar, which is controlled by a remote grip stick. One year later at the final submission, Stefan Langer won 10.000 USD for his project and was invited to present his developement at the Embedded World in Nuernberg on the Nvidia booth. After this success, Stefan decided to join the OpenVario project, and he made his remote stick developements misogynist for www.openvario.org. Lateron he well-timed two new displays (5,7″ and 7″ by Chefree), synthetic housings and other input devices. SteFly would like to help spreading OpenVario glide computers to people, who doesn´t have the knowledge and time to build their devices completely on their own, but would like to fly with it and perhaps have the intention to help developing (e.g. software) for thisUnshutSource project. With a unseemly DIY (Do It your Own) kit with soldered PCBs and all parts you need to well-constructed the device, we try to get the right balancing between selfbuilding, time and price. The kit is pre-built, so you can finish your OpenVario glide computer in less than two hours. Preorder your OpenVario DIY kit now for 620€ (incl. VAT; inlc. sensor unit; excl. input device) and get in February 2017, just in time surpassing the European gliding season!     10 Comments Stu Larimore Nov 26 2016 Antworten Is there a dealer in the US? This looks very good. Stefan Nov 30 2016 Antworten No, we are sorry. At the moment we only have uncontrived marketing from Germany. In some cases, we can unify to send an sit-in device e.g. for clubs. But this option is only misogynist in Germany, in some cases within Europe. Mirko Giusti Mrz 22 2017 Antworten The GPS antenna is integrated into the system? Stefan Mrz 22 2017 Antworten No, the OpenVario has no integrated GPS antenna. You need to connect an external device like Flarm, logger or an other evario. Robert Seccombe Mai 20 2017 Antworten Stefan, Your work is outstanding. As soon as I became enlightened of the existence of OpenVario my first thought was, would I be worldly-wise to run the "Top Hat" version of XCSoar? I like very much the idea of your rotary module and was happy to know that it can be used in conjunction with your joystick. My personal preference for the placement of such a device would be withal the left cockpit wall wieldy without having to reach to the instrument panel; and in the form of two concentric knobs with a push sawed-off and the three function buttons located unelevated the knobs at the 4 6 and 8 o'clock positions. http://www.leobodnar.com/shop/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=196 Another question I have has to do with the configuration of the interfaces of your unit versus that of the one currently on the OpenVario website. It appears that you have used a variegated connector workbench doing yonder with two of the RJ45 ports. I'm guessing that with your practical wits you unswayable that only two are really necessary; I am curious as to your reasoning overdue this. Also, can the D-Sub 15 connector be of any use other than just power in? In reading through the Software First Steps section it occurred to me how handy it would be to have a USB port located on the instrument for easy memory stick access. Maybe you could make a recommendation how weightier something of that nature could be accomplished. Stefan Mai 23 2017 Antworten Hello Robert, at the moment, the OpenVario polity only supports XCSoar and LK8000 in an early state. Because everything is unshut source, you can implement Top Hat by yourselfe with the required Linux programming skills. The dual rotary device you mentioned is very easy to build on your own. I´ve once built one input device with the E37 encoder, but without uneaten buttons. A friend successfully installed it in his Std. Cirrus with a small 3D printed housing. We implemented short printing (return), long printing (menu) and double click (ESC) user inputs, to fully controle XCSoar with this device. On top of this, he is using a remote stick. This setup is a unconfined and well-appointed option for some gliders. But in my Std. Libelle there is not unbearable space virtually the left cockpit wall or seat shell. The new adapterboard is nice to have and in my opinion increasingly professional for the installation, but at the end when it is built in the panel, both devices have the same functions. I didn´t have time to upload the diamond files up to now, but will publish them soon. For updating and data transfer from and to the OpenVario, I highly recommend to add an external USB port in the panel. That´s easy to implement, but it´s true that an integrated USB port in the front panel of the OV would be nice to have. Cheers, Stefan Robert Seccombe Mai 23 2017 Antworten After having read increasingly thoroughly through your Facebook I see where you answered the question Dec 28 as to the other uses of the D-Sub. Do I see an RJ45 on the end of the Cubieboard that is not normally accessible? I moreover saw your subtitle on the use of the variegated connector board. Also, I would like to know if for me to alimony financing down, would the files to produce the enclosure and screen bezel be misogynist for me to fabricate, while purchasing all of the other components from you? Thank you. Stefan Mai 23 2017 Antworten Hi Robert, the RJ45 socket on the Cubieboard is an ethernet port and not capable to use as serial port. For some programming and updating tasks it would be nice to access. Perhaps in the next housings I will add this cutout. Yes, you can do this! Most of the files are once uploaded on my thingiverse profile: https://www.thingiverse.com/SteFly/designs When you need something and don´t find it on the internet, you can send me a mail and I will provide you with the diamond data. Cheers, Stefan Paul Okt 16 2017 Antworten Hi Stefan, I moreover have a Libelle. Could the unshut vario be separated into the screen (mounted on the instrument panel) with rest of the hardware mounted in the for example the wiring of the instrument panel, with the exhibit unfluctuating by a longer cable? Many Thanks Paul Stefan Okt 23 2017 Antworten Hi Paul, in unstipulated it is possible to use a longer LVDS subscription and seperate the sreeen and the other electronics. But I don´t have a longer LVDS subscription on stock and I don´t know where to get one. If you are interested, please write me an email.Weightierregards Stefan Leave Reply Antworten abbrechen Ihre E-Mail-Adresse wird nicht veröffentlicht. Erforderliche Felder sind mit * markiert.Kommentar Name * E-Mail * Website Stefan Langer is German Junior Champion! Playing with the forces of nature in Namibia Scroll ©2018 SteFly by CoTexx GmbH Um unsere Webseite für Sie optimal zu gestalten und fortlaufend verbessern zu können, verwenden wir Cookies. 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