Nmea 2000 SeaTalk Wifi converter ATM105-A3
The most complete multiplexer and gateway on the market. It works over three protocols: NMEA0183, NMEA2000 and Seatalk simultaneously with Wifi. Compatible with OPENCPN, MaxSea, Weather 4D and others.
It supports the Ocenav ATM105B remote control (not included) for Raymarine, B&G and Simrad autopilots.
It is intended for boats with mixed navigation equipment based on NMEA0183, NMEA2000 and Seatalk busses.
A very attractive option, it enables the integration of new NMEA2000 devices with the traditional NMEA0183 and Seatalk ones, improving the functionality of the old electronic equipment. It is therefore useful to replace old or non-functional equipment.
386,00€
In stock
Main features:
1 full NMEA0183 channel at 4800 baud.
1 full NMEA0183 channel at 4800/9600/38400/115200 baud.
1 input NMEA0183 channel at 4800/38400 autobaud.
Seatalk Bus.
NMEA2000 (SeatalkNG / SimNet).
Wi-Fi access point, bidirectional UDP mode. NMEA0183 messages.
Radio link to Remote control. It can connect up to 3 remotes simultaneously.
Anchor windlass relay.
As a example, the ATM105A3 can interconnect the following equipment:
Seatalk: Raymarine instruments ST40/ST60/ST60+. GPS/Raymarine Plotter.
NMEA2000: Diverse instruments or 1st. GPS/Plotter from any manufacturer over NMEA2000, SeatalkNG or SimNet bus. ST70 instruments.
NMEA0183, channel 1: 2nd. GPS with NMEA0183 at 4800 baud.
NMEA0183, channel 2: Diverse instruments or mast repeaters.
NMEA0183, channel 3: AIS with NMEA0183 output, 38400 baud.
Related Products
With 2 Nmea0183 inputs (to connect old equipment (wind, gps / plotter, ais). 1 Seatalk channel (to connect old Raymarine ST instruments and ST1000 to 7000 pilots and smartpilot) and with Nmea 2000 to connect any new equipment, including AIS.
With 3 inputs Nmea0183 to connect old equipment (wind, gps / plotter, AIS, and Seatalk channel to connect old Raymarine ST instruments and ST1000 to 7000 pilots and smartpilot. It does not have Nmea 2000 to connect new generation equipment with Seatalk NG and Simnet .
