Introduction:
You have chosen an OCENAV gateway with Seatalk ™ bus and WIFI in
all its versions. ATM105A2/A3 can handle several autopilot types.
There is no single configuration connection for their installation, since
many combinations of equipment that can be connected, however, the
most common configurations are:
For all models:
- Seatalk: Raymarine instruments and autopilot.
- WIFI: Mobile Applications (NMEA0183 Input and Output)
- NMEA0183 channel 1: GPS / Plotter / Multi-function (input and
output)
For ATM105A1N gateway:
- NMEA2000: GPS / Plotter, Windex, magnetic compass, sounder, Log,
Thermometer and Manometer. (strip wired).
- NMEA0183 IN Channel 2: Instrument NMEA0183 or AIS.
For ATM105A2 gateway:
- NMEA0183 channel 2: NMEA0183 instrument, secondary GPS or
VHF (input and output).
- NMEA0183 IN Channel 3: AIS.
- Links STxxxx, Smartpilot and autopilot wireless controller.
- Anchor windlass outputs.
For ATM105A3 gateway:
- NMEA2000: GPS / Plotter, Windex, magnetic compass, sounder, Log,
Thermometer and Manometer. (Standard NMEA2000 connector).
- NMEA0183 (Channel 1.2): GPS, other instruments, mast repeaters,
VHF etc. (Input and output).
- NMEA0183 IN Channel 3: AIS
- Links STxxxx, Smartpilot, Evolution, Simnet based Simrad / B&G
autopilots with wireless autopilot controller. Anchor windlass outputs.
Before installing this device:
If you are not familiar with nautical instruments communications, it is
recommended that the installation be performed by a specialist,
otherwise any liability will be rejected.
- It is very important that before installing the cables and connection
points of the instruments to be connected, be analized the viability of
the passage of the necessary cables through the ship study, and draw
all clearly in a scheme. This makes it possible to simplify the
