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NMEA and SeaTalk on same network
I have on board devices from Raymarine, working under SeaTalk protocol
and also a Raystar plotter using a NMEA GPS signal. On the boat there is a NMEA to SeaTalk Bridge Unit, so exists a "mixing" of all the data. Upto now : no problems ! My question: I would like to add a second GPS (Raystar 125) connecting its SeaTalk output signal to the SeaTalk network. This would be meant to be a reserve in case of failure of the first one. May I leave it in operation, having GPS data coming from two devices, or it's better to keep it off and disconnected while the first one is in operation ? In theory there should not exist collisions on the talker side, but what about same data flowing on the same network ? Appreciated your comments Manlio |
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