The NMEA to Speed Pulse Converter interface converts, incoming speed data as NMEA to log pulse speed format.
An NMEA log pulse converter is a device used in marine applications to convert data from one format to another, typically from a pulse-based log (speed sensor) to an NMEA 0183 data format.
On some older marine bridge navigation devices, speed data was accepted based on a contact closure signal. NSLC-21 converts the NMEA speed data format (VBW, VHW, RMC, VTG) to the Log Pulse contact closure signal. It can be used especially for old autopilots, gyrocompass, ODME systems.
The NSLC-21 can be powered within the range of 9~32 VDC. The nominal voltage of 24 VDC is advised for powering the device in normal operation. Power input port has a protection for incorrect polarity connection of the supplying voltage.
In summary, an NMEA log pulse converter is an essential device for integrating traditional pulse-based log sensors with modern marine electronics, ensuring seamless data communication and enhancing navigation accuracy.
Technical Specifications | |
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Supply Voltage | 9-32VDC |
Power Supply Protection | Reversed polarity protection Internal resetable fuse |
Protocol | NMEA0183, IEC61162 |
Input | 1 X Galvanic isolated |
Input Data | XXVBW, XXVHW, XXRMC, XXVTG NMEA Sentences Configurable with DIP Swithces 4800, 9600, 38400, 115200 bps |
Output | 1 x Log Pulse Dry Contact |
Output | Configurable with DIP Swithces 200, 400, 800 pulse / nm |
Case – Dimensions | ABS DIN Rail Mount Box Width: 105 mm Depth: 86 mm Height: 58 mm |