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How to reboot the Tritons when they get stuck
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bergie committed Dec 7, 2023
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- [ ] Move main sheet to traveler and uncoil
- [ ] Remove winch covers
- [ ] Remove instrument covers
- [ ] Check whether instruments are responsive. If not, [[electronics#Rebooting NMEA2000|reboot NMEA2000]]
- [ ] Stow shore power cable
- [ ] Install safety knives
- [ ] Check that inside team is ready
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* [B&G ZG100](https://www.bandg.com/bg/type/instrument-sensors-and-transducers/compass-sensors/gps-antenna-bg-zg100-module-pack/) GPS

### Rebooting NMEA2000

The Triton2 instruments become occasionally unresponsive after running for a longer time (typically multiple weeks). The solution is to restart them. Easiest option is by rebooting the entire N2K bus.

- [ ] Turn *Navigation Instruments* circuit off
- [ ] Wait 10 seconds and turn the circuit back on
- [ ] Raspberry Pi needs to refresh the CAN interface to see NMEA2000 data. Either reboot it, or preferably:
- [ ] SSH to the RPi `ssh [email protected]`
- [ ] Run `sudo ifdown can0`
- [ ] Run `sudo ifup can0`

## Autopilot

The boat is equipped with a Raymarine ST4000+ tiller pilot.
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