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NAVIBUF 0324
NMEA 0183 Buffer
Description NAVIBUF 0324 has 6 talker outputs and 1 listener. All talkers are isolated and compatible with serial protocols like RS232, RS422, RS485 and NMEA 0183
Specifications Power
Supply Voltage 10 .. 35Vdc
Supply Current 200mA maximum while all outputs are active
Connector 3 way 5.08mm screw terminal, pluggable
Notes Power on LED indicator
Listener & Talkers
Listener 1 port Isolated Listener
Listener Connector 2 way 5.08mm screw terminal, pluggable
Talker 6 port Isolated Talkers
Talker connectors 2pcs x 9 way 5.08mm screw terminal, pluggable
Compatibility RS422, RS232, RS485, NMEA 0183,
Listener protection Current limited, opto-isolated
Talker Protection Current limited, opto-isolated, power circuitry isolated, ESD
Listener ±15V
Mechanical
Mounting 4 x screws or DIN Rail
Case Powder coated metal casing
Dimensions W:155 x H:100 x D:16mm
Overview
Installation Mounting Mount on flat surfaces using 4 x screws or use DIN rail adapters for DIN rail mounting
Powering the device
Use proper DC power supply. Device works with DC voltage from 10V to 35V. Check the overview drawing for correct polarity.
Input / Listener connection
Use the 2 way connector on topmost right corner to connect NMEA talker. Tx or A+ of the talker will be connected to Input A Gnd or B- or the talker will be connected to Input B Connection examples PC (RS232) NMEA Buffer Talker Output Listener(Input)
Tx Pin 3 ←→ A
GND Pin 5 ←→ B
Output / Talker connection
This device has 6 identical talker outputs. All outputs are optically isolated. Connect A pin of desired channel to Listener device A+ or Rx Connect B pin of same channel to Listener device B- or GND All outputs are optically isolated and has isolated power supply circuitry yet care should be taken before connecting and powering up.
PC (RS232) NMEA Buffer
Listener Input Talker(Output)
Rx Pin 2 ←→ Ch x..A
GND Pin 5 ←→ Ch x..B
Installation Control List
● Measure power supply voltage before powering up
● Measure signal lines for valid voltage range. Check and fix cabling if necessary ● Check power indicator LED on the device. Non lit LED means power failure ● Check listener LED. Non periodic blinking should occur while transmission ● Check Talker LEDs. Blinking synced to the listener LED ● Unexpected behavior of LEDs means short or open circuits or wrong connections. Power down, Check wiring and fix before powering up again
