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Just an FYI, the first link (NMEA OneNet) sounds great, but isn't actually used by any of the major manufacturers yet sadly. Also, only NMEA2000 is based on CA
by Pasorrijer 4y ago
Just an FYI, the first link (NMEA OneNet) sounds great, but isn't actually used by any of the major manufacturers yet sadly.
Also, only NMEA2000 is based on CANbus, NMEA0183 is not.
- floathub 4y agoIndeed. NMEA2000 is essentially a Marine Electronics version of CANBUS with their own agreed upon PGNs. NMEA0183 is pretty close to RS-232 (and/or RS-422), usually at 4800 baud, but there's a "High Speed" variant at 38,400 baud.
- emilecantin 4y agoMinor nitpick: NMEA0183 is a text format (based on "sentences"), it's at the protocol layer, RS-422 is the most common transport layer but we often carry it over UDP or TCP too. SignalK can convert and output your data in NMEA0183 on TCP port 10110, for instance.