Nmea interfacing, Nmea input – B&G Network Autopilot User Manual

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• Clip the display head into the mounting bracket.
• Secure the display head with the thumb nuts supplied (if required).

NMEA INTERFACING

The Network PILOT can be interfaced to any NMEA 0183 (v1.5)
compatible position fixer. If more than one source of NMEA data is to be
used then it will be necessary to use two Network PILOT display units.

NMEA INPUT

The Network PILOT display head has an NMEA input connector at the
rear, use a special 3m NMEA input cable 612-OA-053 (Red sig+, Blue
sig-).

The Network PILOT uses the follow data from NMEA:



Cross Track Error (XTE), Speed Over Ground (SOG), Bearing: current
position to destination waypoint, Bearing: origin waypoint to destination
waypoint, Distance: current position to waypoint
Waypoint number


The following NMEA sentences are decoded, Note $ID is any NMEA
talker:


$IDAPA XTE, bearing origin to destination waypoint
$IDAPB XTE, bearing origin to destination waypoint,

bearing

to

waypoint

$IDRMB XTE, bearing and distance to waypoint
$IDXTE XTE
$IDVTG Speed

over

Ground

$IDBWR Bearing and Distance to waypoint rhumb,

waypoint

number

$IDBWC Bearing and Distance to waypoint great circle,

waypoint

number

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