Pcnautic Autopilot
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  • Content Pcnautic Autopilot set
  • Quick Start Guide
  • Installation
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    • Controlhead
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    • Monitoring and Alarming
    • Wear OS smartwatch app
    • OpenCPN Plug in
  • Calibration and Configuration
  • Firmware update
  • NMEA data connections (TCP / USB)
    • YachtDevices YDWG
    • OpenCPN
    • TCP NMEA Data Connection with Autopilot as NMEA Data Client
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  1. NMEA data connections (TCP / USB)

YachtDevices YDWG

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Connecting to Yacht Devices YDWG:

Once the settings are correctly configured, the system will automatically connect to the Autopilot when both devices are powered on.

Steps to connect the YDWG to the Pcnautic Autopilot:

  1. On the YDWG, go to the Wi-Fi Client page.

  2. Click Scan to search for available networks.

  3. Select the network pcnautic_AP.

  4. Enter the password (or leave it empty if no password is set).

  5. Click Connect.

Once the connection is successful, the devices will automatically exchange data via WiFi.

Setting Up NMEA Connection with YDWG

  1. At the bottom, you will find the IP address of the YDWG (e.g., 192.168.14.82).

  1. Enter the IP address of the YDWG in the Host field and use port number 1456.

  1. Click on Submit.

After saving these settings, the Autopilot will automatically restart. After a few moments, you can reconnect to the Autopilot's WiFi network.

Access the page via the .

WiFi / Network Config
web interface
Here you can see the parameters of the NMEA data servers on the YDWG.