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Introduction
The NMEA 2000 Ethernet Gateway (hereinafter Gateway or Device) connects
navigation PCs and laptops to NMEA 2000 over Ethernet, Garmin Marine Network,
Raymarine SeaTalk HS and RayNet, Furuno NavNet, or NMEA OneNet, and allows
bridging of NMEA 2000 networks. The Gateway is equipped with a standard Ethernet
RJ45 connector, and you may need a proprietary adapter to connect it with your vessel’s
network; direct connection to PC with standard computer cable is also supported.
The Device provides NMEA 0183 and NMEA 2000 data streams using TCP and/or
UDP protocols, and has a bi-directional converter between NMEA 0183 and NMEA
2000. This allows viewing of navigational data including AIS as well as managing
NMEA equipment including autopilot from virtually all marine software, e.g. OpenCPN
(NMEA 0183 only) and Expedition 10 (both NMEA 0183 and NMEA 2000 protocols
are supported). The Gateway has three data servers (TCP/UDP), which allows tailored
settings for different applications.
The Gateway has an internal web server, allowing it to be configured and updated
from a web browser. The Web Gauges page of the built-in web site allows managing
of digital switching equipment and real time viewing of vessel data using a web browser
on PC, laptop, tablet or smartphone that can replace instrument displays. No internet
connection or app installation is required.
The Device records vessel data to the internal memory, which can be downloaded
as a GPS track, spreadsheet or in XML format from the internal web server. These
data can also be automatically uploaded to the Yacht Device’s free Cloud Service,
to share your position and other data online, get your tracks or remotely monitor your
vessel from home.
We hope that you’ll like this tiny and low-power Device. Thank you for purchasing
our product and happy voyages!
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