What Raymarine instrument to bridge ST, STng and NMEA183 ?

[Boo2]

Hi,

Question as title :

Is there a Raymarine instrument which bridges all of ST / STng / NMEA183 so as to permit a heterogenous system with lots of bits from different eras ? Doesn't have to be still available though that is obviously preferable. I know of the various different specific bridges available from R and other suppliers btw, this question is specifically about a R produced *instrument* that does the job.

Thanks,

Boo2

 

[[2574]]

http://www.raymarine.com/view/?id=1597

I believe that the E95 will output NMEA.

 

[Boo2]

http://www.raymarine.com/view/?id=1597

I believe that the E95 will output NMEA.

Thanks for your trouble Robih, but neither of those are *instruments*.

Boo2

 

[Tranona]

Why not just call Raymarine technical. They are very helpful although I suspect the answer will be no.

 

[[2574]]

Thanks for your trouble Robih, but neither of those are *instruments*.

Boo2

Ah, RTFQ! Sorry. I don't believe there is an instrument that does this hence the bridges which Raymarine produce.

 

[Mrnotming]

Hi Boo Too,
I believe that currently there is'nt a Raymarine device to do what you require.

I've purchased a DMK 11A gps version,which allows translation of Seatalk to NMEA 0183.AIS is accepted at 38000 baud, there is a gps repeater facility to feed the DSC radio,and much more on www.dmkyacht.com No connection with this firm,and not finished the installation yet as the boat is miles away.Next visit will hopefully allow everything on board presently and future instruments to be added.NMEA 2000 is accepted also.Various settings can change the baud rate and there are a max of three wireless listeners allowed.
All outputs are via wi-fi embedded in the unit.The unit is not cheap, but with a strong £ the pain would be lessened(USA outfit)
iPhone works currently to display overlays on iNavX,iPad is dropping out, but I am awaiting news from DMK about this aspect, I feel it will be sorted out soon.