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Re: How to get Alarm with Raymarine Chart Plooter
| WBH | 29 Mar 2007 03:18 |
On Mar 28, 7:13 pm, "WBH" <woutbeekhui...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> There is an option available for the Brookhouse NMEA multiplexer, that
> allows testing of any NMEA data value and user-control of 4 signals that
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> The complete document is here:http://www.brookhouseonline.com/pdf%20files/NMEA%20filtering%20and%20.. .
> If your Raymarine plotter is a C-series or E-series, you may want to have a
> look at this:http://brookhouseonline.com/pdf%20files/Mux_AIS_C.pdf
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> > Bob
How do I access the 4 signals, I thought it only had RS-232 for the
output/
No, Brookhouse mux outputs are RS232, RS422, 2nd RS422 @4800
(speedconversion of AIS-C and AIS models), USB (optional). If the control
signal option is ordered, a separate 10" multi-core cable is brought out the
mux enclosure with a led already connected to output 1 for practicing the *C
directive. It is intended for the more technically oriented.
You will find more here:
http://www.brookhouseonline.com/pdf%20files/mux%20user%20controlled%20outputs.pdf
Wout
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| rlojmo | 29 Mar 2007 00:42 |
> There is an option available for the Brookhouse NMEA multiplexer, that
> allows testing of any NMEA data value and user-control of 4 signals that
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> > Bob
How do I access the 4 signals, I thought it only had RS-232 for the
output/
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| WBH | 28 Mar 2007 23:13 |
There is an option available for the Brookhouse NMEA multiplexer, that
allows testing of any NMEA data value and user-control of 4 signals that
can switch a lights (leds), buzzers or relays.
The following is an excerpt from the documentation:
· Testing of NMEA parameter values and setting or clearing of
externally available control signals. The control signals can be used for
warning lights, alarm buzzers or to drive relays to switch lights or
equipment on/off. There are 4 signals available. NMEA parameter conditions
that can be tested are:
> (Greater than), <(Smaller than) and = (Equal). Signals can be turned on or off if the condition is "true".
The complete document is here:
http://www.brookhouseonline.com/pdf%20files/NMEA%20filtering%20and%20manipulation.pdf
If your Raymarine plotter is a C-series or E-series, you may want to have a
look at this:
http://brookhouseonline.com/pdf%20files/Mux_AIS_C.pdf
Wout
> Does anyone have a commercial solution for getting an alram out of the
> raymaine chartplotters that can actually be heard. I know they sell
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> Bob |
| rlojmo | 28 Mar 2007 18:14 |
Does anyone have a commercial solution for getting an alram out of the
raymaine chartplotters that can actually be heard. I know they sell
the seatlk to nema converter for this purpose, but I am told this will
not sound an alrm for anchor dragging. I bought the shipmodul
multiplxer but unfortunately this does not have switched outputs. Is
there a nema alarm sentence from the raymarine char plotter?
Bob
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