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Once this procedure is complete, the Pad won’t have any control on the
Multidisplay, you’ll have to execute the address taking process to be able to
control the display. In case of “master bus lost” it is possible to reconnect the
red wire to reset the address to zero and start the address taking process.
2.5.10.2 Auxiliary inputs
2.5.10.2.1 Console
The Multidisplay has a NMEA console allowing NMEA input data to be displayed.
2.5.10.2.2 NMEA settings
The Multidisplay features a NMEA0183 input which allows any compatible
instrument (GPC, PC…) to be connected. This port converts any NMEA incoming
data to Topline channels if they do not already exist on the Topline bus. The data
will be used by the Topline system. Baud rate is automatically detected between
4800 or 38400 Bauds.
NMEA input settings:
• In >> parameters >> maintenance >> external devices >> NMEA init, Select
« NMEA init », then press
, to initialize press again.
• A window opens and asks: « Do you want to start a capture? »
• Press . Wait during the capture. Once complete, a certain amount of
channels will be available.
• Press « Validate », channels available will be listed.
• On the Topline network it is possible to display or not, the channels available
in NMEA. All NMEA channels are activated by default. You can choose to
inhibit some channels. This is done by selecting the chosen channel and
pressing .
• Pressing ends the NMEA initialisation by updating all channels available on
the Topline bus.
2.5.10.3 Topline Instrument system
This system menu displays the properties and software versions of all the sensors
and displays connected to the Topline bus.
2.5.10.3.1 GPS statistics
If a GPS is connected in NMEA it is possible to see the statistics of this GPS
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