Digital Yacht introduces host of new products at METS
Digital Yacht will be launched two brand new products at this year's METS - its two-channel NMEA multiplexer and range of Adapt marine PCs - as well as five products launched just last month.…
Digital Yacht will be introducing two new products to the maritime industry at this years METS, in addition to five products launched in October, providing many European partners with the first opportunity to look at the new selection.
On show for the first time will be the brand new MUX100, a two-channel NMEA multiplexer. The device features two ports - one configured for 4800 baud and the other for 38400 baud - which allow the two data streams to be combined. The MUX100 can also extract GPS data from the high-speed port and scale it down to 4800 baud for use with DSC VHF radios - suited well to where an AIS transponder is fitted to a yacht, saving the need for a separate GPS for the VHF radio.
Also on show for the first time is Digital Yacht's range of Adapt marine PCs, in light of the introduction of Windows 8.1, with interfaces suitable for high-power WiFi internet access and NMEA 2000 navigation networks. The mini PC connects directly to a yacht's battery system, operating from 8-19V DC. The product has been developed with a view for use alongside graphics-intense 3D navigation programmes, but also can be configured as a WiFi server for remote display apps, such as a tablet or iPad, on board.
Also on show with Digital Yacht will be the recently launched GPS150 DualNav GPS/GLONASS positioning sensor (combining a 50-channel GPS with GLONASS), the GV30 Combination AIS-GPS Atenna for Class B AIS Transponders, the PilotLINK wireless AIS device, the Digital Deep Sea S1000 AIS Smart SART and the Digital Yacht WLF450 WiFi system.
The Global Superyacht Forum (GSF) will be held from 18-20 November, during METS. To register your attendance at the Global Superyacht Forum, please contact Suzie Hine at suzie@thesuperyachtgroup.com or +44 (0)207 924 4004, or click here to register online.
On show for the first time will be the brand new MUX100, a two-channel NMEA multiplexer. The device features two ports - one configured for 4800 baud and the other for 38400 baud - which allow the two data streams to be combined. The MUX100 can also extract GPS data from the high-speed port and scale it down to 4800 baud for use with DSC VHF radios - suited well to where an AIS transponder is fitted to a yacht, saving the need for a separate GPS for the VHF radio.
Also on show for the first time is Digital Yacht's range of Adapt marine PCs, in light of the introduction of Windows 8.1, with interfaces suitable for high-power WiFi internet access and NMEA 2000 navigation networks. The mini PC connects directly to a yacht's battery system, operating from 8-19V DC. The product has been developed with a view for use alongside graphics-intense 3D navigation programmes, but also can be configured as a WiFi server for remote display apps, such as a tablet or iPad, on board.
The MUX100 (left) and the Adapt marine PC (right)
Also on show with Digital Yacht will be the recently launched GPS150 DualNav GPS/GLONASS positioning sensor (combining a 50-channel GPS with GLONASS), the GV30 Combination AIS-GPS Atenna for Class B AIS Transponders, the PilotLINK wireless AIS device, the Digital Deep Sea S1000 AIS Smart SART and the Digital Yacht WLF450 WiFi system.
The Global Superyacht Forum (GSF) will be held from 18-20 November, during METS. To register your attendance at the Global Superyacht Forum, please contact Suzie Hine at suzie@thesuperyachtgroup.com or +44 (0)207 924 4004, or click here to register online.
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