Kongsberg Simrad TV80, Справочное руководство

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Setting up the input of a navigation system (GPS) on an Ethernet port
In order to receive information from an external navigation sensor, you must choose
which communication port to use, and which datagram formats to read.
Context
For the TV80 system to use and offer correct navigational information, one or more
external sensors must be connected. Typical sensors are those providing navigational
information (heading, speed or geographical position). In most cases a suitable sensor is
already installed on the vessel.
The TV80 must be set up to receive the information from these sensors. You must select
which port to use, and set up the various communication parameters.
When you need to use Ethernet to communicate with an external sensor or peripheral
system, you must add a LAN Port and select the relevant system.
Procedure
1 On the
Setup
menu, select
Installation
.
Observe that the
Installation
dialog box opens.
2 Observe the
I/O Setup
page on the right side of the
Installation
dialog box.
3 Select
Add LAN Port
at the bottom of the
I/O Setup
page.
4 Select the system you want to interface from the list provided.
The “block diagram” shows the selected system and the Ethernet port icon.
5 Select the LAN port icon in the “block diagram” to open the
UDP Configuration
dialog box.
6 Define the relevant communication parameters on the
UDP Configuration
dialog box.
7 Select
OK
to save the selected settings and close the dialog box.
8 Select
Navigation
to open the dialog box.
9 Open the relevant page.
a Select the communication port you want to use.
b Select which NMEA datagram you want to use.
c If applicable, specify a dedicated Talker ID.
Related topics
Navigation dialog box, page 242
Getting started