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YACHT DEVICES NMEA2000 to NMEA0183 Converter

This bidirectional converter allows you to easily connect your NMEA0183 devices to your NMEA2000 network and vice versa. Support for many data outputs, such as: AIS, waypoints, routes and autopilot. 

Article Number
90292
EAN
4779045210304
Model no.
YDNG-03R
Description
Yacht Devices - SeaTalkNG to NMEA0183 converter

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Product details

This bidirectional converter allows you to easily connect your NMEA0183 devices to your SeaTalkNG network and vice versa. Support for many data outputs, such as: AIS, waypoints, routes and autopilot.
Baud rate is configurable from 300 to 115,200 baud for NMEA0183 connection and also allows you to easily use AIS transponders (38,400 baud) and PC adapters, in addition to the standard NMEA0183 devices. The default baud rate is 4,800 Baud. It is not possible to define a separate baud rate for the input or output, the defined baud rate is set for the input & output in parallel.

The device can be configured and firmware updates downloaded using a microSD card slot. No special software is needed for this! Only a device (laptop, PC, smartphone), a microSD card (not included) and a text editor are required.

During configuration, you can, for example, change the baud rate for AIS data to 38,400, 9,600 baud for Navtex data or for faster data transmission to up to 115,200 baud. Filters can also be set to block data sets that should not be rendered. There is a blacklist (block before rendering) and a whitelist function (only render these data sets).

Instructions for changing the baud rate:
  1. Insert an empty Micro-SD card into the corresponding card slot of your computer.
  2. Next step is to create a text file (TXT) and save it on the Micro-SD card. Do this as follows:
  3. Open the editor. Depending on the Windows version, this can be carried out via the Start menu -> Windows Accessories.
  4. Now enter the following line in the editor:

    0183_SPEED=x

    Where the x represents the respective baud rate.

    For configuration with 4800 baud (e.g. for GPS, wind, depth or compass data) the command is as follows:
    0183_SPEED=4800

    For configuration with 38400 baud (e.g. for AIS data) the command is as follows:
    0183_SPEED=38400
  5. Now save the text file via "File -> Save" under the following names on the Micro-SD card
    YDNG.TXT
  6. Remove the Micro-SD card from the card slot of your computer and insert it into the Yacht Devices Converter. You can now use the Converter with the baud rate you have set.

Note: a second colour scheme has been used by the manufacturer since 2024. Unfortunately, the current scheme is still indicated on the housing label of the device. The old colour scheme #1 is used in the manual.

The conversion is as follows:
NMEA0183 Signal RX+ (IN A) RX- (IN B) TX+ (OUT A) TX- (OUT B) GROUND
Colour scheme #1 YELLOW BLUE RED BLACK CLEAR
Colour scheme #2 YELLOW GREEN WHITE BROWN GREY

Technical specifications:
  • Current consumption via the SeaTalkNG network: 30 mA
  • Voltage range: 7-16 V
  • Cable length: 400 mm
  • Housing length without connections: 54 mm

Documents

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PDF, 1,81 MB

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Question:
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Michael O. asked
on Jul 17, 2021
Flag of English Moin, der Konverter ist da und Dank der Infos hier auch Alles wie beschrieben gemacht: 16GB SD Karte mit FAT16 und die vom Konverter zurückgeschriebene Konfigurationsdatei sagt 0183_SPEED=38400 (für AIS wie gewünscht). Nur kommt aus dem Konverter nichts beim Plotter an (gefunden hat er Ihn). Der Konverter macht nach dem Einschaltvorgang ein stabiles LED-Signal: grün, rot, rot, rot, grün, grün - entsprechendes finde ich aber nicht in der Beschreibung. Hat Jemand eine Idee? Danke und handbreit, Michael
Answer:
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Simon P. answered
on Jul 18, 2021
The PDF manual I downloaded says this: "During normal operation, Device produces a series of five flashes every five seconds. The Flashes indicate the state of Device interfaces over the last five seconds and have the following meaning: • Flash #1. GREEN if data is received from the NMEA 2000 interface, otherwise RED. Note that filters and other Device settings do not effect this signal. RED usually indicates problems at the level of the physical connection. • Flash #2. GREEN if data transmitted to NMEA 2000. This signal may be RED if nothing was received from NMEA 0183, or conversion was prohibited by the filter settings (see Section VI). • Flash #3. GREEN if data was received from NMEA 0183 interface. A RED signal may indicate the incorrect speed of the NMEA 0183 port or problems with the physical connection. • Flash #4. GREEN if data was transmitted to NMEA 0183. As there is no confirmation of reception, this signal does not mean that data was received by any listener. RED means that Gateway has nothing to send, because nothing was received from NMEA 2000 or conversion is prohibited by filters (see Section VI). • Flash #5. GREEN if no checksum error found in incoming NMEA 0183 messages (only messages not blocked by filters are verified). This signal is also GREEN when nothing is received from NMEA 0183 at all." Hope this helps...