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Page 1 - Sanibel Island, Florida

Welcome to the NMEA Gateway sessionSanibel Island, FloridaWednesday October 8th1:30 pmThursday October 9th10:15 am

Page 2 - Phil Whitehurst

www.actisense.comRaymarine Seatalk NG – uses NMEA 2000 protocol but has proprietary layer running alongside and proprietary connectorsSimNet – Simrad

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www.actisense.comJust like the general gateways described previously, an NMEA 2000 gateway operates on the edge of the NMEA 2000 network.As the NMEA 2

Page 4 - Gateway?

www.actisense.comWho makes gateways?Actisense make three kinds of gateways:● NMEA 0183 to NMEA 2000 gateways● NMEA 2000 to PC gateways (Third party ga

Page 5 - Gateway Definition

NMEA 2000 Network Overview

Page 6 - Gateway Examples

www.actisense.comNMEA 2000 GatewaysThis presentation will cover the following gateway types NMEA 2000 “Third party gateways”NMEA 2000 to NMEA 0183NMEA

Page 7 - NMEA 2000 Gateways

www.actisense.comNMEA 2000 Third Party Gateways (TPG)Making the NMEA 2000 network available to personal computer softwareNMEA 2000 “Third Party” Gatew

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www.actisense.comNMEA 2000 “Third Party” Gateways (TPG) The “Third party” here is the software running on the client PCA TPG acts as a “dongle” to all

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www.actisense.comNMEA 2000 “Third Party” Gateways (TPG) Why use a TPG?Allows NMEA 2000 data to other computing devices, allowing much expanded computi

Page 10 - SimNet – Simrad have some

www.actisense.comNGT-1 Connects your PC software to an NMEA 2000 network An NMEA 2000 CAN-Bus gateway for Windows, MAC or Linux that runs the NMEA 200

Page 11 - Products

www.actisense.comNMEA 2000 “Third Party” Gateways (TPG) How to use a TPGThese devices require a programming library (dll or similar) which allows comp

Page 12 - Who makes gateways

www.actisense.comActisense intelligent sensors and interfacesThe NMEA SpecialistsPhil WhitehurstManaging Director, Active Research Ltd.

Page 13 - NMEA 2000 Network Overview

www.actisense.comNMEA 2000 to NMEA 0183 GatewaysNMEA 0183 and NMEA 2000

Page 14 - Other protocols

www.actisense.comNMEA 2000 and NMEA 0183 comparisonProductsIn NMEA 2000:In NMEA 0183:A binary encoded message structure is used, using “PGNs”, which i

Page 15 - Party Gateways (TPG)

www.actisense.comWhy use an NMEA 0183 to NMEA 2000 gateway?For over 25 years, NMEA 0183 has been the standard method for marine electronic devices to

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www.actisense.comAn NMEA 0183 Gateway should convert NMEA 0183 sentences to NMEA 2000 messages and vice-versaHowever, as stated before, NMEA 0183 sent

Page 17 - Why use a TPG?

www.actisense.comAn NMEA 0183 gateway will try to convert all the NMEA 0183 sentences it receives into NMEA 2000 PGNsThis means that the ideal use cas

Page 18 - 2000 network

www.actisense.comAn NMEA 0183 gateway will come preconfigured with a range of sensible NMEA 2000 to NMEA 0183 conversionsA NMEA 0183 gateway will try

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www.actisense.comFor best results, the baud rate of the NMEA 0183 side of the gateway should be set to 38400 baud.This increases the available bandwid

Page 20 - Gateways

www.actisense.comSome data cannot be translated between NMEA 0183 and NMEA 2000This is because there may be no appropriate NMEA 0183 sentence for a pa

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www.actisense.comOn Actisense gateways, and potentially on other gateway makes, the received PGN list should be configurableThis allows the user to tu

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www.actisense.comAnalogue to NMEA 2000 GatewaysAllow data points from analogue sensors to be converted to an NMEA 2000 digital value – e.g. engines, t

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www.actisense.comI started out in Aerospace as an avionics engineerIn 1990 I moved to Poole on the south coast of England and worked for Echopilot whe

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www.actisense.comAnalogue to NMEA 2000 - EMU-1Share analogue engine information on the NMEA 2000 busConverts engine and other types of analogue signa

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www.actisense.comAnalogue gateways require some level of configurationThe conversion from analogue value to NMEA 2000 needs to be specified- knowledge

Page 26 - 38400 baud

www.actisense.comExampleUsing an analogue to NMEA 2000 converter – under the hoodAnalogue Fuel level voltageDatabase conversion lookup curvePGN 127505

Page 27 - NMEA 0183 and NMEA 2000

www.actisense.comSimilar productsMany manufacturers specialise in providing analogue adaptersMaretron have a wide range of tank and level adapters as

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www.actisense.comInternet Protocol GatewaysInternet protocol gateways

Page 29 - Analogue to

www.actisense.comThere are a number of gateways supporting internet protocol and the TCP/IP stackThese gateways allow NMEA 2000 data to be shared over

Page 30 - Analogue to NMEA 2000 - EMU-1

www.actisense.comNMEA 2000 to TCP/IP – e.g. Maretron IP100Reproduced courtesy of Maretron

Page 31 - Analogue to NMEA 2000

www.actisense.com“OneNet” GatewaysInternet protocol gateways

Page 32 - 2000 bus

www.actisense.comOneNet is a standard by the NMEA built upon internet protocol IPv6 The standard is still in draftActisense is working on a OneNet gat

Page 33 - Similar products

www.actisense.comActive Research LimitedPoole, United Kingdomwww.actisense.comt: +44 1202 746 682e: [email protected] finally…And finally…any que

Page 34 - Internet Protocol

www.actisense.comGatewaysWhat is a Gateway?

Page 35 - NMEA 2000 data

www.actisense.comGateway DefinitionA network gateway is an inter-networking device capable of joining together two networks that use different base pr

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www.actisense.comGateway ExamplesOn home networks, a broadband router typically serves as the network gateway converting to ADSL or cable protocols.In

Page 37 - “OneNet”

www.actisense.comNMEA 2000 GatewaysThis presentation will focus on various NMEA 2000 gateways that allow NMEA 2000 networks to interact with other sys

Page 38 - OneNet Gateways

www.actisense.comNMEA 2000 is an ‘open’ network system based on “CAN” bus (Controller Area Network)CAN is used in the automotive industryCAN is a robu

Page 39 - And finally…any questions?

www.actisense.comNMEA 2000 added the following specifics:Marine manufacturers collaborated to create an ‘open’ network environmentRequirement for cert

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