Rick & Curt: AIS info on NMEA0183 goes at 38,400 baud, which is usually the highest setting for NMEA0183.
Fred Street -- Minneapolis S/V Oceanis (1979 C&C Landfall 38) -- on the hard in Bayfield, WI :^( On Feb 18, 2014, at 9:23 PM, Rick Brass <[email protected]> wrote: > Curtis; > > The Garmin 50s and the SH radio will not need to be connected using NEMA 183. > The radio already has the GPS built into it, and does not use a separate GPS > input. > > The connection from the AIS to the 50s will only be the AIS output > information from the radio. That information is transmitted over a single > wire, which gets connected to one of the wires in the 2nd NEMA 183 port on > the plotter. The output from the AIS is at something like 18,600 Baud – which > is way higher than 183, and I think higher than NEMA2000. The port on the 50s > will get configured for the AIS information by a selection in the setup menu > for the plotter. You won’t need to make either a NEMA 183 or a NEMA 2000 > connection. > > Rick
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