Furuno FA-150, Installation Manual

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5
Stop bits"
Here, by clicking on the 'scroll down' button you can switch between 1 (standard
setting) or 2.
6 Databits"
Here, by clicking on the 'scroll down' button you can switch between 5, 6, 7 and 8
(standard setting).
7 "FiowControl"
Here you can chose between "off"(standard setting) and "on".
8
"RS422 ON/OFF (default on use RS422)"
See below (3.4.8).
9
"Set GPS Time"
If this field is checked, then the first valid ZDA or RMC sentence coming on this
port will be used to set the new date and time of the multiplexer.
10 "Logging on/off"
Enables logging of the data, using parameters defined in 6.3. Should be used for
service purposes only.
11 "Buffer Size"
If on one output several inputs (sources) are defined, it sometimes makes sense to
increase the size of the buffer to avoid unnecessary data loss/ failure recording. The
buffer can be changed between 5 and 60. The standard setting is 5.
NOTE: Data or signals of several inputs on one output lead to a so called bottle
neck.
Please chose the number of inputs always in a meaningful way to avoid
unnecessary failure recording. This is when the data input is bigger than the output
can treat.
Example: input = 38000 bits per second and output = 4800 per sec.
Please see the information given under "Filter settings"
12
"Destinations"
This part is only enabled if the current port (here Port 0) is defined as input (or
input/output).
In the list are displayed all output (or input/output) ports. By clicking one or more
of these ports, you can define where the incoming data of this port will be
forwarded. For example, here, all the incoming data to PortO will be transferred to
Port2 (which is an output or an input/output)
13 "Set Dest from Header"
This checkbox must be checked if you want the incoming data to be routed to a
port depending on its TCP header. The routing using the list as described in point
12 is then disabled.
Incoming NMEA sentences having a TCP header containing the field d:Aiias (e.g.
"\d:GPS2,c:16857 4.31 *A3 ")will then be rerouted to the port having the alias
Alias (here GPS2).
14
"Redundancy"
See 3.4.10
15
"Filters"
See 3.4.9