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Choosing the Mounting Location

For accurate compass readings and a reliable GPS signal, selecting the best 

location for the sensor is very important. It can be mounted on a pole, rail, or flat 

surface. Choose a location that balances the requirements below.
• The sensor must have a clear view of the sky to the horizon in all directions. 

However, the lower it can be mounted, the more stable it will be. It will better 

track satellites low on the horizon and give more accurate compass readings by 

minimizing pitch and roll.

• Do not mount on top of a sailboat mast. The sway will cause jitter in the data.

• To prevent interference to the magnetic compass, mount the sensor:

- A minimum of 0.3m (1') from other standard and steering compasses.

- Above a metal hull/deck.

- Away from any structures or equipment that contain ferrous metals.

- Away from anything that may create a magnetic field such as: magnetized 

material, electric motors and equipment, power/ignition cables, and batteries. 

For distances, follow the respective manufacturer’s recommendations.

• To prevent interference to the GPS (Figure 1):

- It must have a clear view of the sky to receive satellite signals. Check for any 

obstructions such as buildings or boats.

- Mount it as far as possible from high-powered transmitting antennas to avoid 

mutual interference.

- Mount it lower than any on-board INMARSAT communications antenna.

- Mount above or below any radar beam. 

Do not mount within a radar beam

.

• Mount reasonably level with the earth’s surface—

not tilted to one side

.

• Do not mount where the sensor could be a tripping hazard or be tread upon. 

Note that frozen water spray on the unit may degrade reception.

• Be sure there is access to the underside of the mounting surface.

• Be sure the cable(s) can be routed to reduce electrical interference from other 

electrical wiring and any on-board equipment with a strong magnetic field such as 

radar equipment, radio transmitters, engines, generators, etc. Separate the cables 

by at least 1 m (3'). 

Figure 1. Minimum distance from sensor

Courtesy of Northstar, Acton, MA

Min. 2m

antenna insulator

metal hull /deck

1.5m

Min.

Min. 2m

GH2183

Содержание GH2183

Страница 1: ...rside of the sensor Serial No _______________ Date of Purchase_____________ 17 489 01 rev 10 04 26 22 Smart Sensor Solid State Compass with GPS Receiver Model GH2183 Owner s Guide Installation Instruc...

Страница 2: ...ctronic or printed copy of this manual or revision must contain the complete text of this copyright notice and provided further that any unauthorized commercial distribution of this manual or any revi...

Страница 3: ...or Rail Mount 8 Flush Mounting on a Horizontal Surface 10 Cable Routing Connecting Guidelines 11 Connecting to an NMEA 0183 Display 11 Connecting to an NMEA 2000 Network 13 Calibrating the Compass 14...

Страница 4: ...de Angle of vessel roll attitude Rate of Turn GPS using WAAS and EGNOS NMEA 0183 RS 232 or RS 422 standard Features Fast response time GPS position updates every second Stable and accurate data in dyn...

Страница 5: ...d anything that can create a magnetic field to prevent interference to the magnetic compass WARNING Electrical Safety The power supply must be OFF before making electrical connections WARNING Voltage...

Страница 6: ...se the plastic Cable Side exit Adapter part D supplied Purchase a stainless steel part At high speeds the plastic adapter may break causing the sensor to fall off NOTE The sensor has standard marine 1...

Страница 7: ...s and batteries For distances follow the respective manufacturer s recommendations To prevent interference to the GPS Figure 1 It must have a clear view of the sky to receive satellite signals Check f...

Страница 8: ...ount The nut assembly supplied has standard marine 1 14 threads that can be screwed to a standard marine antenna mount extension pole or rail mount bracket Before beginning the installation plan for s...

Страница 9: ...in the side screw the nut assembly onto the adapter Hand tighten only Do not over tighten NOTE Use the adaptor supplied as it has smooth edges that will not chafe the cable Do not use a purchased part...

Страница 10: ...enter of the gasket and through the center mounting hole in the boat vehicle 5 Plug the cable firmly into the sensor unit 6 Orient the gasket with the arrow facing in the same direction as the alignme...

Страница 11: ...shields are appropriately grounded CAUTION Be careful not to tear the cable jackets when passing them through compartments bulkheads or walls Use grommets to prevent chaffing CAUTION Use a multimeter...

Страница 12: ...e or it may be wired separately 1 Allowing an extra 25 cm 10 for wiring ease cut the cable to length 2 Strip 60mm 2 1 2 of the outer jacket and foil shielding from the cut end of the cable Figure 4 3...

Страница 13: ...able and secure with cable ties to prevent damage NOTE Sensor cables longer than 6m 20 have a termination resistor built into the sensor connector Figure 6 Figure 5 NMEA 2000 sensor cable 6m 20 shown...

Страница 14: ...f two ways Calibrate the compass using the WeatherCaster software and a PC Follow the AutoCalibration Procedure below AutoCalibration Procedure IMPORTANT Calibration requires the vehicle boat to compl...

Страница 15: ...have a clear view of the sky Inaccurate Compass Readings Is the sensor installed facing forward and parallel to the centerline of the boat vehicle Is the compass calibrated Is the sensor mounted near...

Страница 16: ...ks of Henkel Corporation NMEA 2000 is a registered trademark of the National Marine Electronics Assoc Smart Sensor is a trademark of Airmar Technology Corporation WeatherCaster is a trademark of Airma...

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