NMEA0183 Multiplexer with MiniPlex-3E Ethernet

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The MiniPlex-3 Series NMEA multiplexers comprises a range of advanced NMEA multiplexers which combines data from multiple navigation instruments. Product details

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Multiplex and (much) more Different baud rates for each input and output, filters for further data records, Ethernet connection and Sea-Talk, what else do you need on board?

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Product data

SVB item number 21225
EAN 8719326814247
Manufacturer no. 1132
Description NMEA0183 Multiplexer with MiniPlex-3E Ethernet
Operating voltage 12 V, 24 V
NMEA2000 No
NMEA0183 Inputs 4
NMEA0183 Outputs 2
NMEA0183 Baud Rate 4800 - 57600 Baud
NMEA0183 Yes
SeaTalk 1 Yes
Ethernet / Network Yes
USB Yes
WiFi No
AIS Support Yes

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The MiniPlex-3 Series NMEA multiplexers comprises a range of advanced NMEA multiplexers which combines data from multiple navigation instruments.

Through an advanced filtering and routing system, this data can be sent to other navigation instruments and to computers, tablets and smartphones.

A bi-directional SeaTalk1 interface enables conversion between SeaTalk1 data and NMEA 0183 sentences. This conversion works both ways, allowing the MiniPlex-3 to replace Raymarine's SeaTalk-NMEA bridge (E85001).
(Currently, only conversion from SeaTalk1 to NMEA 0183 supported. Conversion from NMEA 0183 to SeaTalk1 will be available soon through a firmware update)

MiniPlex-3 models with an NMEA 2000 interface (-N2K suffix) connect directly to an NMEA 2000 backbone and convert between NMEA 2000 PGN's, NMEA 0183 sentences and SeaTalk1 datagrams in all directions.

All data is available on one or more computer interfaces in NMEA 0183 format. NMEA 2000 PGN's and SeaTalk datagrams for which no NMEA 0183 equivalent exists, can be converted to special NMEA 0183 sentences, allowing software developers to support processing of raw NMEA 2000 and SeaTalk data.

Each and every port on a MiniPlex-3 multiplexer is galvanically isolated from the internal electronics and from every other port. This guarantees that no ground loops will be created when adding a MiniPlex-3 to a navigation network. It also ensures a trouble free connection to any type of NMEA 0183 port of any device.

The MiniPlex-3 multiplexers are all functionally identical but differ in type and number of computer interfaces.

Features:

The MiniPlex-3 Series has a rich set of features and configuration options, enabling the user to tackle almost any NMEA bottleneck or interface problem. The configuration tool MPX-Config3 allows full configuration of the multiplexer and monitoring of NMEA data passing through the multiplexer.
NMEA routingNMEA data can be routed from any input to any output. A default route can be set as well as specific routing rules for individual NMEA sentences.
Computer data can be routed to any NMEA output, to be merged with other NMEA data or to override this data. This enables automatic switching between computer based navigation and GPS/instrument based navigation.NMEA filteringA flexible NMEA filter can be configured to pass or block specific sentences from each input channel. This greatly reduces the chance of an overflow and the resulting loss of data. Many GPS receivers for instance, transmit an abundance of sentences every second, accounting for 85% of the available bandwidth of an NMEA 0183 port at 4800 Baud. By blocking unwanted or unnecessary sentences, bandwidth is preserved for other instruments. The filter can also be configured to reduce the rate of specific NMEA sentences.

Magnetic to True heading conversion and vice versa
GPS speed to Log speed and vice versa
Reverse True heading
Old (VWR) to new (MWV) wind sentences and vice versa
Relative/Apparent to Theoretical/True wind
RMC to GGA

Technical data:

Power supply	8-35 V DC, reverse polarity protected
Power consumption	Aprox. 100 mA
Computer-Interfaces	10Base-T/100Base-TX Ethernet
Supported protocols	TCP/IP and UDP, Port 10110 for NMEA 0183 Data TCP/IP, Port 10110 for Firmware-Updates TCP/IP and UDP, Port 30718 for Network-configuration ARP, ICMP and DHCP for Network management
Inputs	4 x NMEA 0183 (RS-422), galvanically isolated
Input resistance	> 1.4 kOhm
Input power	0.5mA @ 2V 3.0mA @ 5V 7.1mA @ 10V
Outputs	2 x NMEA 0183 (RS-422), galvanically isolated
Max. output surrent	20mA @ > 2V
Filter list size	50 sentance types
Priority list size	50 sentance types
NMEA input speed	4800 - 57600 Baud
NMEA output speed 1	4800 - 57600 Baud
NMEA output speed 2	4800 - 115200 Baud
Dimensions	138 x 62 x 30 mm

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