Advanced technology for safe, reliable and simple connection of your NMEA 0183,
RS422 and RS232 devices to your PC’s USB port.
The USG-2 converts a USB port into a bi-directional serial port suitable for
connecting to a marine standard NMEA 0183 data bus.
It provides a far safer connection when compared to standard USB to serial
converters. Electrical isolation is provided by the ISO-DriveTM output and OPTO-isolated
input making installation simple and free from ground loops.
The input uses the Actisense OPTO-isolation circuitry to protect any connected
equipment from the most common system faults. The input can receive very low
level signals that are often too small to be received by a PC serial port. The
high quality, shielded USB lead included with the USG-2 makes connection to a PC
simple while providing a high level of water protection when connected to the
custom designed USB socket.
The pluggable screwless connector makes installation quick and easy, and the
specifically designed DIN rail mount option ensures a reliable secure bulkhead
mount for the USG-2.
Multiple LEDs make diagnosing connection issues quick and easy. The blue power
LED Illuminates solid blue when the USB driver has successfully loaded and the
USG-2 is powered, while a green (receive) LED and an orange (transmit) LED
indicate whether data is present.
• NMEA 0183, RS422 & RS232 compatible
• ISO-DriveTM technology
• Isolated input (2500V)
• Isolated output (1500V)
• Encapsulated electronics
• High retention USB socket
• Diagnostic LEDs
• Baud rates from 300 to 230400 bps
• Bulkhead mount, with optional DIN rail mount kit
• Pluggable screwless connector with locking latch & strain relief
• Optional DIN rail mounting kit
Brand: Actisense
Connector: Bare
Wire, USB
Exterior Color: Black
Comm Method: NMEA
0183/RS232/RS422
Country of Origin: China
Cable-Length: 1
m (3.3')
WARNING:
This product can expose you to chemicals including Di-n-hexyl Phthalate (DnHP)
which is known to the State of California to cause reproductive harm, and
Vinyl Chloride which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For
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