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Support for Raymarine Seatalk Autopilots #22
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It only uses 126720 to change the target heading. It uses 126208 for everything else. I think it may be possible to 126720 for everything, but I don't have the info on the "key codes"
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I think i have most of the keycodes and also the data sent from the AP in this google sheet: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1R8G4HYU_DrDnAW7iDM7zKXM4d4ZkJbbpecdcOwOxfHg/edit?usp=sharing I will take a look at your code and see if i can modify it to work. It seems that the Seatalk to SeatalNG converter translates 126208 as well. I need to look into what is being sent when i have access to the boat. /Magnus |
Hi @Leijoma, UPD: I've got it working! All I needed is to upgrade to 1.3.0 where support for ST/STng converter was added and choose the new autopilot type in the plugin config, all worked out of the box. Can't say how grateful I am to @godind for his contribution! |
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Please let me know if I can help somehow. Probably this thread is not a proper place to continue though. |
Hello, I have a question about signalk-autopilot for Seatalk1 devices... Maybe is exactly what @godind explained... |
Hi, Yes it should work using the new AP type in v1.3+. Well, you'll be the second person to test it. The AP plug-in will emit and read the ST model supported PNG. And the converter will translate both way enabling ST control head communication. AP configuration is not supported but AP course and mode functions will work. |
Yes, I confirm it works perfectly well both ways, i.e. I can read the current autopilot settings in SignalK and control then from the app. Unfortunately I'm not on the boat now so can't provide any details regarding the settings, but AFAIR I only had to select the type of the autopilot and that's it. Just be sure to have the latest version. |
Great! If you find issues or improvements please open here. Enjoy |
Hello, anyone faced this? |
This is exactly what I am experimenting #27 (comment) |
What do you mean with the "type of the autopilot"? |
That should be fine if you are using a converter. What's your course computer and control head models? |
The Raymarine SmartPilot to STNG converter autopilot type only supports SmartPilot AP and ST model control head. Your link to #27 comment refers to a SPX AP. The SPX AP models are n2k compatible, from what I read, and should not use a converter. |
Thanks for answering @godind , I have actually tried, instead of seting "autopilot type" the "Raymarine autopilot -< Seatlk converter" , to set it in "Nmea2000". Iftdoes exactly the same thing. It Is working with the +1,+10... buttons only. |
I mean, I dont understand what can be the root of the issue. If the +1,+10,-1,-10 buttons work fine, why the "auto", "standbye" wouldnt work?? : ( |
Can you share the plug-in version, AP & control head model and the app you are using to operate (the plug-in UI, KIP or something else) please. If you are using KIP's AP widget, please share the version of KIP. |
I forgot to ask, have you updated to a recent STNG Converter firmware? They have updated PNG support of the converter a few times. That could maybe be the problem. |
Hard to say at this point.
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I use the signalk-autopilot plugin interface. Which is updated to the 1.4.0 version |
The STng-Seatalk Converter firmware (the code that runs on the Raymarine device to convert n2k to seatalk messages back and forth) is probably too old but we can't tell if this is really the problem before it's updated. You could read all the firmwares update notes for every version released since the one you have running to find if they added AP PNG message support, but better to get the latest to be certain. It might go away once updated. See the Raymarine procedure to update your n2k device firmwares. Hope this helps |
What control head model do you have: ST6001, ST6002, ST7001...? What SmartPilot model do you have: S1, S2, S3...? |
@godind My Smarpilot is D40 and my displays are ST6001 |
I just did some tests with the latest version installed from Signalk-server.
I am using:
ST1-STngConcerter
Autohelm type 1 AP
ST7000 control
Everything seems to work as it should.
Red error message when I tried to tack in auto mode. "not in wind vane
mode", but this actually works on the st7000 panel.
In plugin config I chose Smartpilot - seatalk stng converter
Plugin identified converter automatically.
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Hi, I don't think there was ever a D40 SmartPilot pilot dut I can be wrong. Note that a Autohelm type 1 is a drive unit (the motor that moves the rudder), not a course computer. Here is bit of info to help you and us identify the problem: In general and Autopilot Package (AP) is composed of:
Signal K does not support all model APs and all models, yet. We will need the proper device models to see if it should work or if we can add it by adding different setups. Your contrôle head is a ST7000, but we need to know the course computer model as well. It should be "somewhere" inside your boat usually in a hidden compartment. See https://www.ebay.ca/itm/126081846996?chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=706-89093-2056-0&mkcid=2&mkscid=101&itemid=126081846996&targetid=1657530083670&device=m&mktype=pla&googleloc=1002589&poi=&campaignid=17288881879&mkgroupid=135489415103&rlsatarget=pla-1657530083670&abcId=9300870&merchantid=10252592&gbraid=0AAAAAD00iICAwlT454Uqz8yPOPHxhrUDm&gclid=EAIaIQobChMImsW7zeXFgQMVwVFyCh1gygDfEAQYASABEgLcsPD_BwE For an example. Send us pictures of your Course Computer and Control Head. Thanks |
Yes. Realized my mistake after sending the email. The autopilot computer is
a Autohelm type 100.
And to confirm. My test was a success with this AP except for the tack
button not working in auto mode.
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… Hi,
I don't think there was ever a D40 SmartPilot pilot dut I can be wrong.
Note that a Autohelm type 1 is a drive unit (the motor that moves the
rudder), not a course computer.
Here is bit of info to help you and us identify the problem:
In general and Autopilot Package (AP) is composed of:
- a course computer
- a compas
- a drive unit
- a control head
Signal K does not support all model APs and all models, yet. We will need
the proper device models to see if it should work or if we can add it by
adding different setups.
Your contrôle head is a ST7000, but we need to know the course computer
model as well. It should be "somewhere" inside your boat usually in a
hidden compartment. See
https://www.ebay.ca/itm/126081846996?chn=ps&norover=1&mkevt=1&mkrid=706-89093-2056-0&mkcid=2&mkscid=101&itemid=126081846996&targetid=1657530083670&device=m&mktype=pla&googleloc=1002589&poi=&campaignid=17288881879&mkgroupid=135489415103&rlsatarget=pla-1657530083670&abcId=9300870&merchantid=10252592&gbraid=0AAAAAD00iICAwlT454Uqz8yPOPHxhrUDm&gclid=EAIaIQobChMImsW7zeXFgQMVwVFyCh1gygDfEAQYASABEgLcsPD_BwE
For an example. Send us pictures of your Course Computer and Control Head.
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Hi, I have my Raymarine (Autohelm )ST7000 autopilot connected to SignalK with NMEA2000 through a Seatalk/SeatalkNG converter.
I believe the autopilots Seatalk messages is translated to NMEA2000 using program 126720. Is this the same program used to communicate with Raymarine SeatalkNG autopilots?
/Magnus
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