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8.3.2.5 External display – ECDIS/Radar connections
The Transponder have a very flexible solution when it comes to connecting ECS/ECDIS, Modern Radar or Chart
plotter for displaying AIS data on a more advanced display than the Display unit, which only gives you basic
text/graphic information. The TR-8000 MkII unit allows up to four external display units.
On modern ECS, Radars, Chart plotters etc. the vessels received by the Transponder will be shown in a separate
“Layer” or “Overlay” with configurable alarms on collision probability (CPA/TCPA) together with high resolution
accurate charts.
External units can be conneted to the Transponder in several ways:
Connections 4-9, RS422, External Display 1.
Connections 31-35, RS422, External Display 2.
Connections 10-15, RS422, Long-Range or External Display 3. This need to be configured on the
Display, see chapter 10.6.1.5.
Connections 16-21, RS422, Pilot or External Display 4. If the Pilot port is configured to be used on the
Display, instead of the transponder, this port can be used as External Display 4, see chapter 10.6.1.4.
Connections 42-44, RS232 (previous version of TR-8000, but NOT on the MkII Transponder).
Ethernet (UDP), directly instead of the Display unit, or through network switch.
See also chapter 10.6.1.2 which describes how to configure “External Display” options and table in chapter 8.3.2.2
for details of pinouts.
Default speed on this port is 38400 baud.
External
Display 1
External
Display 2
External
Display 3
External
Display 4