NorthStar 6000i, Руководство по установке

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SECTION SIX: Interfacing the 6000i system
6000i
Installation Manual, Rev. G Page 33
The devices interfacing with the 6000i may have special requirements; check their installation
instructions. The factory settings are appropriate for most devices, but the following are available for
special circumstances.
Choosing the output format
The 6000i outputs navigation data in any of several standard formats as required by the receiving, or
“listener,” device. The
OUTPUT FORMAT
option provides the following choices:
•
None turns the outputs off for when the 6000i isn’t connected to an external device.
•
0183 Ray
is used when transmitting/receiving position information to or from Raytheon
equipment. In Raytheon’s NMEA 0183 format, the checksum isn’t used. (Note: Since the
Table 10: Setup options for the NMEA port
Setting Choices
OUTPUT FORMAT
(see below) For port 1, choose NONE, 0183 RAY, or 0183 V2.1.
For port 2, choose any of the above plus RADAR
NMEA 0183 TALKER ID
(see page 34) choose GP, LC, or
II
, to make the 6000i look like a GPS
receiver, Loran-C receiver, or an “integrated
instrument”
NMEA 0183 LL PRECISION
(see page 35) choose hundredths of minutes, thousandths of
minutes, or ten-thousandths of minutes
OUTPUT RATE
(see page 35) choose 1 to 999 seconds for the interval at which
data is sent to the external device
NMEA 0183 WAYPT ID AS
(see page 36) choose NAME or NUMBER for the identifier of
waypoints sent to the external device
NMEA 0183 CHECKSUMS
(see page 36) choose ON or OFF for compatibility with some older
devices
OUTPUT DATUM
(see page 36) choose from a list of datums to apply to your lat/lon
coordinates, if necessary (The factory default datum is
WGS-84)