About the nmea tll sentence – NorthStar Navigation GM1708 961XD User Manual

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SECTION THREE - Interfacing

961 INSTALLATION MANUAL Revision A

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light the FORMAT field (for either 0183 or 0183 RAY), then press the 0183
DATA

key to display the sentences.

Figure 25: Port 1 output setup (sentences) screen

About the NMEA

TLL sentence

The 961 also supports the NMEA TLL sentence, sometimes referred to as
the “rattle” sentence. This sentence allows the 961 to communicate its
position to an interfaced radar device, which tracks a user-defined target.
In turn, the interfaced radar device communicates to the 961 the target’s
position in lat/lon coordinates so that you can see the target symbol dis-
played right on the 961’s CHART screen. To have the TLL sentence input
properly, you must set to “output” the port to which you are connecting.

Three-letter abbreviations identify each sentence and are listed alphabet-
ically. The meanings of the NMEA 0183 three-letter identifiers are
described in the table below.

Table 7: NMEA 0183 sentence identifiers

0183 identifier

Meaning

APB

Autopilot Sentence “B”

BOD

Bearing to Destination

BWC

Bearing & Distance to Wpt. (Great Circle)

BWC V1.5

Bearing & Distance to Wpt. (Great Circle),
version 1.5

GGA

GPS Fix Data

GLC

Geographic Position, Loran-C

GLL

Latitude/Longitude

GLL V1.5

Latitude/Longitude, version 1.5

GSA

GPS DOP and Active Satellites

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