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Digital Yacht ZDIGIKVT - iConvert – NMEA2000 to NMEA0183
The iKonvert NMEA 2000 to USB converter serves as a versatile gateway, facilitating the seamless exchange of data between NMEA2000 and NMEA0183 formats. It enables software applications to access NMEA2000 data for analysis and control, or to convert it into the more widely supported NMEA0183 format.
Compatible with popular Marine Navigation apps running on PC, Mac, Linux, and Android systems, the iKonvert provides a straightforward and cost-effective means of accessing navigation data on an NMEA2000 network. By configuring the internal DIP switches, users can select the desired data mode, allowing iKonvert to extract and deliver the specified data to marine apps in a compatible format and baud rate.
For developers or advanced users familiar with NMEA2000 PGNs, iKonvert offers a "RAW Mode" where data can be accessed using a simple serial data format published on the iKonvert Github site. Integration is hassle-free, as it does not require special libraries or proprietary code.
The compact design of the iKonvert Gateway includes an integral USB cable and a standard NMEA2000 Micro drop cable for easy installation. It operates at various baud rates depending on the selected mode, with full galvanic isolation between the USB interface and NMEA2000 networks to ensure reliable performance.
The USB interface of iKonvert features an FTDI chip, known for its reliability and compatibility with all major operating systems. Additionally, an ISO version of iKonvert is available for direct connection between NMEA2000 and NMEA0183 systems.
SPECIFICATIONS:
- Small but powerful bi-directional NMEA 2000 to USB Converter
- Powered from the NMEA2000 network
- High Speed USB 2.0 USB Interface (FTDI)
- Compatible with Windows, OSX, LINUX, and Android
- Can operate in "Raw Mode" (Binary PGN data) through configuration
- Converts all of the key navigational data
- Integral USB (Type A) and NMEA2000 Micro (Male) cables
- Simple configuration of data modes using DIP switches
- Full galvanic isolation
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