Scandinavian Micro Systems Device / Instrument
Heading Monitor Unit
Unit that compares two digital heading inputs, alarms when the difference exceeds a configurable limit and can act as a heading protocol converter.
Description
The SR01-05Mk1 Heading Monitor Unit compares two digital heading data inputs and generates an alarm if the difference exceeds the configured (editable) limit, while always transmitting the selected heading input. It accepts NMEA, CourseBus, RGC11 and LR40 protocols and has one serial data alarm output transmitting the NMEA "ALR" sentence. The SR01-05 can also be used as a heading protocol converter unit.
Key features
- Input protocols: NMEA, CourseBus, RGC11, LR40
- Alarm output: Serial NMEA ALR sentence
Specifications
| Input protocols | NMEA, CourseBus, RGC11, LR40 |
|---|---|
| Alarm output | Serial NMEA ALR sentence |
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