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A standard 4 button 433 MHz KeyFob is used to send (+1 / -1 degree) and (+10 / -10 degrees) course changes to the autopilot.
The used Seatalk codes are derived from Thomas Knauf (http://www.thomasknauf.de/rap/seatalk2.htm ). Many thanks for this excellent piece of work.
The software is sending a beep to the Raymarine devices (Seatalk alarm function). This helps to get a feedback regarding the recognition of of a pressed key. The LED on the PCB blinks in addition if keys are successfully recognised. This should also help with trouble shooting.
Since version 1.1 it supports now also Auto and Standby remote control. You have to use a 6 button KeyFob or an additional 2 or 4 button remote for controling Auto/Standby function.
# Software
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- https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit-GFX-Library
- https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_SSD1306
The software is sending a beep to the Raymarine devices (Seatalk alarm function). This helps to get a feedback regarding the recognition of of a pressed key. The LED on the PCB blinks in addition if keys are successfully recognised. This should also help with trouble shooting.
# Programming the 433 MHz KeyFob
You should change the four codes in the software to individual random numbers. The same codes have to be copied to the "_433_Programming_New.ino". Only for programming you will also need a 433 MHz sender connected to the ProMicro.