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"Franky" wrote in message
ups.com... Hello Group Started the installation of an easyais unit today initially tried to get the 4800 baud data into the NMEA port input on the s3 corepack but it seems that it does not re transmit the data back out from the corepack into the c70 plotter. The AIS works great straight into the plotter at 4800 baud but that means discopnnection of the S3 and means no heading data to the c70. So will i need a multiplexer / combiner ? Yes. First of all, setting the AIS receiver to 4800 is not wise in areas with dense shipping because the bandwidth of a 4800 baud channel can be a severe limitation. We sell the MiniPlex-AIS, which is specially designed for use with Raymarine's C/E displays. It is basically the same multiplexer as the one Raymarine sells (the E55059, which we also produce), but with one 38400 input and the output cranked up to 38400 as well. I see you're in the UK. We have a few dealers there and if they don't have it in stock, we can ship to you directly. Meindert www.shipmodul.com |
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