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Almeida wrote:
I too have the same problem as Pascal`s when trying to make the 276C command my Autohelm 2000+ pilot. William, in our case, the baud rate is 4800, and that is no problem.Both the 276C and the pilot are confortable with this baudrate. The pilot receives and reads the messages sent by the 276C; our problem is that the 276C is not sending the messages it was suposed to do, namely BWC (for bearing to waypoint) and XTE (for crosstrack error).Since my autopilot requires these sentences for it`s operation, I read the 276C manual before buying it, to check compatibility. The manual states clearly that it sends these messages, so I confidently bought the 276C. To my surprise, it didnīt work, and after checking the 276C NMEA out sentences, I realised it sends a plethora o info, but it doesnīt send BWC and XTE as stated in itīs manual!!! To conclude matters, I presently have the 276C standing on the navigation desk as nice and goo looking plotter, and use an on faithfull Magellan 320 to do the real navigation with the pilot... Don't have a 276C, but my older Garmin has various versions of NMEA in the I/O setup program, does your 276C only have one version? -- Digital Photo-charts fo all UK areas. Remove 'nospam' to reply. |
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