NMEA

The NMEA 2000 network is the backbone of modern marine electronics, connecting everything from GPS systems and echo sounders to engine monitoring systems...

NMEA 2000 Messages

MEA 2000 data is sent as messages, which we refer to as PGNs. A Parameter Group Number (PGN) is a unique numerical identifier used...

When designing DC-powered products for marine networks, isolation must be considered. It is not recommended to connect NMEA devices directly to a computer....

A question we often get is about the cost of NMEA 2000 networks, how much it costs to build them, maintain them and upgrade them. While there is no...

Although there are some differences between J1939...

NMEA 2000 is a robust and reliable communication protocol that makes it possible for devices to exchange data as easily as possible. a boat or yacht....

Building a NMEA 2000 network can be a difficult task, with a number of standards and specifications that must be followed. However, it is not so örewarding...

Large and complex networks can be intimidating, especially for an installer and a carrier carrying out some of the the work itself. This short article...

There is no doubt that boating can be an expensive pastime, especially when you choose all the equipment you may want to have installed on board. As...

NMEA has recently released version 3.000 of NMEA Standard. When implemented by marine electronics manufacturers, this new and improved version will...

During the last year, we have helped thousands of you with various questions. From simple purchases right through to troubleshooting and troubleshooting...