I had posted previously my seatalk remote control interface ST Wireless V1 which includes a hardware inteface using ESP32 and will with next code release work nicely with Signal K / Open marine as a wireless interface .
Seatalk Wireless Remote Control Project
To test I created another project that simulates certain seatalk siganls such as depth, wind speed , speed through water , COG etc I've shared it for anyone else that may find it useful .
Seatalk Simulator / Tester
It uses the same hardware as the ST Wireless box and if building circuits isnt your thing i've got some for sale on my homepage.
(2024-03-02, 06:37 PM)nauticontrol Wrote: [ -> ]I had posted previously my seatalk remote control interface ST Wireless V1 which includes a hardware inteface using ESP32 and will with next code release work nicely with Signal K / Open marine as a wireless interface . Seatalk Wireless Remote Control Project
To test I created another project that simulates certain seatalk siganls such as depth, wind speed , speed through water , COG etc I've shared it for anyone else that may find it useful .
Seatalk Simulator / Tester
It uses the same hardware as the ST Wireless box and if building circuits isnt your thing i've got some for sale on my homepage.
Nice writeup, thanks for sharing!
Looking at the code (and not being a real programmer
) , could it be trimmed down & used to connect to a seatalk1 depthsounder/log to send signalk to a Pi?
// Depth Below Transducer
else if (message[0] == 0x00 && message.size() == 5)
{
double depthBelowTransducer = (((message[4] >> 8) | message[3]) / 10);
Serial.printf("Depth Below Transducer %.1f Meters\n", depthBelowTransducer);
SEND SIGNALK UDP FROM HERE
}
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(2024-03-03, 09:50 AM)PaddyB Wrote: [ -> ] (2024-03-02, 06:37 PM)nauticontrol Wrote: [ -> ]I had posted previously my seatalk remote control interface ST Wireless V1 which includes a hardware inteface using ESP32 and will with next code release work nicely with Signal K / Open marine as a wireless interface . Seatalk Wireless Remote Control Project
To test I created another project that simulates certain seatalk siganls such as depth, wind speed , speed through water , COG etc I've shared it for anyone else that may find it useful .
Seatalk Simulator / Tester
It uses the same hardware as the ST Wireless box and if building circuits isnt your thing i've got some for sale on my homepage.
Nice writeup, thanks for sharing!
Looking at the code (and not being a real programmer ) , could it be trimmed down & used to connect to a seatalk1 depthsounder/log to send signalk to a Pi?
// Depth Below Transducer
else if (message[0] == 0x00 && message.size() == 5)
{
double depthBelowTransducer = (((message[4] >> 8) | message[3]) / 10);
Serial.printf("Depth Below Transducer %.1f Meters\n", depthBelowTransducer);
SEND SIGNALK UDP FROM HERE
}
On the main github firmware this is under development to NMEA over TCPIP to opencpn/Signal K wirelessly ie it connects to the AP as a slave and thjen sends the data wirelessly from the ST bus.
in my test setup i have this simulator and the main firmware to test what would happen in a boat to what your describing :-)