2022-06-22, 03:42 PM
I have just discovered after my laptop crashed and having to use an old OS with earlier version that it all works on Opencpn V5.2.4. so I need to investigate what was changed.
Richard
Richard
Raymarine Autopilot...
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2022-06-22, 03:42 PM
I have just discovered after my laptop crashed and having to use an old OS with earlier version that it all works on Opencpn V5.2.4. so I need to investigate what was changed.
Richard
2022-06-23, 08:29 AM
(2022-06-22, 03:42 PM)Ratsea Wrote: I have just discovered after my laptop crashed and having to use an old OS with earlier version that it all works on Opencpn V5.2.4. so I need to investigate what was changed. There is a bug in OPN 5.6 https://www.cruisersforum.com/forums/f13...65606.html
2022-07-28, 02:13 PM
Hi there,
I've been successfully getting ST1 data using the opto coupler as show in the RO picture attached and now have stepped it up a gear to try and get the Raymarine autopilot plugin working with my ST6002. I have a DTech USB RS422 adapter and I'm hoping it's as simple as wiring as shown in the the second (RW) picture. Am I on the right track or am I dreaming? Cheers, Pi 4B, OP2, Victron USB, USB GPS and Waveshare CANHAT
2022-07-28, 02:48 PM
I am confused as to where the output comes from that you want to input to the ST6002. The diagram seem to show the output coming from the SeaTalk port and is lead into the NMEA In port. St1 and NMEA 0183 are completely different protocols.
I generate an Autopilot output in OpenCPN and input it to the SmartPilot NMEA In (Other Intruments). How did you see the ST1 data? Richard
2022-07-28, 03:02 PM
(2022-07-28, 02:48 PM)Ratsea Wrote: I am confused as to where the output comes from that you want to input to the ST6002. The diagram seem to show the output coming from the SeaTalk port and is lead into the NMEA In port. St1 and NMEA 0183 are completely different protocols. Current configuration (RO) is like this (298) Connect Seatalk-1 devices to Openplotter using GPIO - YouTube and in my pic I forgot the resistor that is on the ground line. I can see steering.autopilot.state, steering.autopilot.target.headingMagnetic and steering.rudderAngle. All I'd really like to achieve is be able to use the autopilot plugin and be able to turn Auto on and off and steer left/right by 1 or 10 degrees.
2022-07-29, 12:50 PM
That will never work, as Ratsea said, ST1 and NMEA 0183 are totally different protocols in hardware and software.
The only way of getting ST1 data is the opto method described here. It is only output, not input. The ST1 signal k feature is broken for Debian bullseye because it is written in python2 and it is no longer supported in bullseye. I have to fix that but I have not time: https://github.com/SignalK/signalk-server/pull/1455
2023-01-30, 09:33 PM
(2022-04-28, 03:58 PM)SCarns Wrote: I did, yes, and it was almost embarrassingly simple. Could you share a screenshot of your OpenCPN UDP connection in SignalK? |
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