Cruising Sailors Forum Archive
Look at the NMEA 0183 connectors on Raymarine or Furuno 
In Response To: Every NMEA 0183 I have used... ()
autopilots - the install manuals are online. You will see the NMEA 0183 ports all labeled correctly with +/-. The Furuno 511 also has a separate RS-232 port with NMEA-0183 data on it. In most cases you can use one side of the 422 data to connect to an RS-232 port and it will work.
Paul L
Messages In This Thread
- Service manual for RadarPC
- We got it. Kudos to Koden
- RADAR PC
- And where did you steal this unit, Sylvain
- do you have a bill of sale from the last registered owner?
- Manuals as PDF and a few notes
- I thought he was asking about the manuals for the 'radar unit' -- not VNS?
- He wrote it came with VNS
- Nobeltec is particular about that.
- He did say "it was never installed'...So Sylvain...
- More on the RadarPC
- (Message Deleted by Poster)
- Noland NM42U
- That's useful but I think you will still need the RS-422 conversion box
- RS-422 to usb for $14
- Call Nobeltec. They need to give you an activation code for RadarPC
- NMEA 0183 is RS-232...
- NMEA 0183 is a combined electrical and data spec that uses RS-422
- RE: NMEA 0183 is RS-232
- Every NMEA 0183 I have used...
- So who follows the spec?
- Look at the NMEA 0183 connectors on Raymarine or Furuno
- Every NMEA 0183 I have used...
- A bit confusing...
- Our similar unit requires that all is powered downwn, power up radar, wait a minute
- RS-422 to usb for $14
- One other consideration
- That's useful but I think you will still need the RS-422 conversion box
- Noland NM42U
- The message I deleted
- (Message Deleted by Poster)
- More on the RadarPC
- Nobeltec is particular about that.
- He wrote it came with VNS
- I thought he was asking about the manuals for the 'radar unit' -- not VNS?
- We got it. Kudos to Koden