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Arrival Alarm
The change of active waypoint also occurs when the distance remaining
between the vessel and the destination waypoint is less than the distance
set for the arrival alarm. Example: If the arrival alarm is set to 1 nautical
mile, C becomes the new destination waypoint as soon as the vessel
enters the circle of 1 nautical mile radius around point B.
Version and Serial Number
You can view the serial number for your device and the version of the
software it uses:
Menu
Æ
ADVAN. Tab
Æ
5-Version
Note:
This information may be requested when you contact our customer
support center.
Digital Output and NMEA Digital Input
Simple NMEA 180 format (for autopilot)
8 bits of DATA, bit D7 = 0, bit D6 = 01 STOP bit, 1200 BAUDS, even parity, 4 sec
frequency.
The message includes a single byte where D0 to D5 indicate the cross track error
in nautical miles.
Example:
D7
D6
D5
D4
D3
D2
D1
D0
0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1
- Maximum cross track error to the
port side
0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
- On course
0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
- Maximum cross track error to the
starboard side
The simple NMEA 180 and complex NMEA 180 data are transmitted successively.
COMPLEX NMEA 182 or NMEA 180
8 bits of DATA, bit D7 = 1, 1 STOP bit, 1200 BAUDS, even parity, 4 sec frequency.
The characters of the message are ASCII characters with D7 = 1
$ M P N X .X X X T X X X X X D X X . X X, X X X X D X X. X X, X nil E T X
Beginning XTE Azimuth in ° Latitude
Longitude End of Block
L = Port
S = South
E = East
R = Starboard
N = North
W = West
X = ASCII character