2019-09-02, 11:42 AM
(2019-09-02, 07:05 AM)glowntiger Wrote: Hi Jim,
thanks for your answer. Good Point.
I have took a closer look: So far as I know, the Pi can also work with 9-bit on the UART.
But I´m not sure.
Else I can put the Seatalk on the 16is752. The device can work with 9-bit.
But It´s tricky to translate the Data from seatlak to nmea sentences... Sealtalk uses ID´s and there is no master. A Programm must monitor if no device is buisy and then send the data...
If I understand this right?
I have seen this just now. Perhaps can solve it with this?:
http://abyz.me.uk/rpi/pigpio/cif.html#gpioWaveAddSerial
Hi, I also have all seatalk1 on my old boat. Autopilot St 1000, Bidata etc. All on an old Ray 8500 card. It would be perfect for me. I could replace everything with your new one. I think many users (seniors like me) still have seatalk1 equipment and would be happy to have a board with everything on board: NMEA 183, Seatalk1 and NMEA 2K.
