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Tiny case design
All circuitry is contained within a robust standard D-type 9 pin connector
for the optimal design size and cost. The case is also fully shielded and connected
to the cable shield.
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Galvanic Opto-isolated NMEA 0183 input
Isolates the NMEA 'talking' device supplying the data from the attached
equipment's receiver (computer or radar etc.). This prevents the potentially
damaging voltage or current spikes present in the electrically noisy
environment of the vessel's wiring network from reaching the attached
equipment's receiver, and also stops any problematic ground loops.
Alternators, motors etc. can induce or conduct very large voltage and current spikes into the
vessel's cables; computer ports (serial, USB etc.) are only designed to handle low voltage and
low current signals.
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TransZorb protected RS232 output
Prevents static spikes from the NMEA 0183 network damaging the attached
equipment's transmitter (computer or radar etc).
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Fast data Baud rate
Capable of data transfer rates up to 56k Baud.
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