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Old 14 August 2006, 10:15   #1
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Can anyone tell me if Smartcraft are linkable to any GPS PLotter other than Navman products ?
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I'm pretty sure they will accept input of NMEA position data.
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The only other one I know of is northstar, but also check out Maretron as I heard a rumor that they were playing with a smartcraft - NMEA 2000 bridge which would then make any NMEA2000 plotter compatable (a much longer list!).


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Smartcraft NMEA

This is for Smart craft 2002 model and newer.

From experience with my 150 Opti and smart craft, there is a blue(-) and a white (+) NMEA IN from the Spedometer harness which link to the corresponding + and - from your GPS NMEA out.


I know this works for NMEA 0183,

Hope there is something useful here for you

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Can anyone tell me if Smartcraft are linkable to any GPS PLotter other than Navman products ?
Yes they take a regular NMEA 0183 input to show the GPS speed on the Smartcraft instruments - however if you want Smartcraft instrumentation on the GPS in needs to be Navman for now!
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Yes they take a regular NMEA 0183 input to show the GPS speed on the Smartcraft instruments - however if you want Smartcraft instrumentation on the GPS in needs to be Navman for now!
Or Northstar if you want a "raymarine" type plotter with integration, but both are owned by brunswick anyway.

http://www.northstarcmc.com/products...aft/index.html

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