P1251 UDDU - Issue 1 - Data Sheet - Inc Drawings

WALKER P1251 Page 1 of 38
UNIVERSAL DIGITAL DISPLAY UNIT

GENERAL
The P1251 Universal Digital Display Unit (UDDU) is housed in a DIN 43700 pattern (Din96 x 96)
case and reads a variety of IEC 61162-1:2000, NMEA 0183 messages in order to display the
following information:
• Log Speed
• SOG (Speed Over Ground)
• Log Distance Total
• Log Trip Distance & Total Distance
• Relative Wind Speed
• True Wind Speed
• Relative Wind Direction
• True to Ship (TTS) Wind Direction
• True Wind Direction
• Atmospheric Pressure and Pressure Trend
• Relative Humidity
• Air Temperature
• Water Temperature
• Heading True
• Heading Magnetic
• Heading True (Analogue Display)
• Heading Magnetic (Analogue Display)
• COG (Course Over Ground TRUE)
• Dew Point.
The indicator has one 256*64 pixel OLED Graphic display, 4 Touch switches, for display mode and
illumination control, 2 NMEA 0183 inputs and 2 NMEA 0183 outputs.
The P1251 UDDU will accept and re-transmit valid IEC 61162-1: 2000 (NMEA 0183) messages with
the following formatters; VHW, VBW, VTG, VLW, MWV, MWD, XDR, MTW, HDG, HDT, HDM,
JLG (proprietary) and GGA. LEDs, visible at the rear face of the unit, provide additional information
for customer confidence and diagnostic purposes.
Serial messages, requiring inputting into the P1251 UDDU, must first be suitably multiplexed into
one, or two, serial data streams before connection.
Power supply requirement is 24vDC.
19 “MODES” of operation are provided; one for each of the above parameters and are accessed by
use of the mode touch switches [<] [>].
The display has “illumination” up [∆] and down [∇] touch switches, which allow dimming to
extinction. The indicator is splash-proof but is not waterproof.
If switched off, the previous mode and level of illumination are retained in “flash” memory.
Refer to OPERATION section for full information.
© J. Lilley and Gillie Ltd. Ref: P1251/ds/ra-sb/203 Issue 1

INSTALLATION
The display can be readily fitted into a panel with a cut-out conforming to that shown on drawing
3317-A3-11, and secured in position using the two clamps provided, one at the top and one at the
bottom of the indicator casing. This necessitates access to the rear of the panel concerned in order to
fit and tighten the securing clamps provided. Removal of the indicator for servicing etc. would also
require such rear panel access.
In the chosen fitted position, access to the touch switches along the bottom of the P1251 fascia is
necessary for the control of the unit.
See drawing 3417-A3-13 for Installation drawing of the P1251 UDDU.
See drawing 3417-A3-11 for Panel Cut-Out detail.
CABLING
Cable connection into the P1251 UDDU is normally via free terminal blocks fitted to the terminals
soldered directly onto the rear CPU board and which project through the rear panel of the instrument.
When using screw terminal connections, a two core cable (0.5mm CSA) is required for connection of
the 24vDC power supply.
Two core (twisted pair) cable/s (0.5mm CSA) with overall screen is/are required for serial data
connection. This cable specification applies both to the NMEA 0183 data stream/s, input from the
talker/s concerned, and the NMEA 0183 output “re-transmit facility” that is also available for use, if
required.
Input RJ45 and output RJ45 connectors are also available at the rear of the indicator. These would
normally be used for “daisy chaining” additional, local, displays of the same generic type.
Refer to drawing 3417-A3-15: Connection Diagram for the P1251 UDDU.

OPERATION
Touch Keys
There are four touch keys on the P1251. The keys operate by a charge transfer sensing method. A firm
touch with a bare finger in the sensing area of the key is sufficient to actuate a key press.
> Mode Key

The > Mode key will increment the mode of operation from Display Mode 1 up to Display Mode 19
then back to Display Mode 1.
< Mode Key

The < Mode key will decrement the mode of operation from Display Mode 19 to Display Mode 1 then
back to Display Mode 19.
UP Key
The UP key Increases the OLED display brightness and the Blue Key backlight illumination. There
are 12 levels of brightness from off to full brightness.
Each key press increases the brightness by 1 level.
DOWN Key
The DOWN key decreases the OLED display brightness and the Blue Key backlight illumination.
There are 12 levels of brightness from full brightness to off.
Each key press decreases the brightness by 1 level.

Display Mode 1
In Mode 1 the instrument indicates Log Speed in Knots.
Any value between -99.9 and +99.9 Knots can be displayed in the formats below.
+99.9 KTS -99.9 KTS
Any values outside this range or if no Log Speed data is available will be indicated by the following
display.
---.- KTS

Display Mode 2
In Display mode 2 the instrument indicates SOG (Speed over Ground) in Knots.
Any value between 00.0 and 99.9 Knots can be displayed in the formats below.
00.0 KTS 99.9 KTS
Any values outside this range or if no SOG data is available will be indicated by the following
display.
--.- KTS

Display Mode 3
In Display Mode 3 the instrument indicates Log Total distance in Nautical Miles.
Any value can be displayed between 000000 and 999999 Nautical Miles in the format below.
000000 ---
999999 ---

Any values outside this range or if no Log Total distance data is available will be indicated by the
following display.
------ ---

Display Mode 4
In Display Mode 4 the instrument indicates Log Trip Total distance in Nautical Miles.
Any value can be displayed between 00000.0 and 99999.9 Nautical Miles in the format below.
00000.0 ---
99999.9 --|

Any values outside this range or if no Log Total Trip distance data is available will be indicated by
the following display.
-----.- --|

Display Mode 5
In Display Mode 5 the instrument indicates Relative Wind Speed in Knots.
000.0 KTS 999.9 KTS
Any values outside this range or if no Wind Speed data is available will be indicated by the following
display.
---.- KTS
Wind speed and angle data in a MWV message with the invalid flag set to ‘V’ (Invalid) is not
displayed and will also be indicated with the above display.

Display Mode 6
In Display Mode 6 the instrument indicates True Wind Speed in Knots.
000.0 KTS 999.9 KTS
Any values outside this range or if no True Wind Speed data is available will be indicated by the
following display.
---.- KTS

Display Mode 7
In Display Mode 7 the instrument indicates Relative wind direction.
Any received value between -180.0 and +360.0 will be displayed. Received values > +180.0 degrees
will be displayed as negative values. For example 270.3 degrees will be displayed as (270.3 – 360.0)
= -89.7 degrees.
-089.7
Any values outside this range or if no Relative wind Angle data is available will be indicated by the
following display.
----.-
Relative Wind angle data in a MWV message with the invalid flag set to ‘V’ (Invalid) is not displayed
and will be indicated by the above display.

Display Mode 8
In Display Mode 8 the instrument indicates True to Ship (TTS) Wind Direction.
Any received value between -180.0 and +360.0 will be displayed. Received values > +180.0 degrees
will be displayed as negative values. For example 270.3 degrees will be displayed as (280.7 – 360.0)
= -79.3 degrees.
-079.3
Any values outside this range or if no TTS wind Angle data is available will be indicated by the
following display.
----.-
TTS wind angle data in a MWV message with the invalid flag set to ‘V’ (Invalid) is not displayed and
will be indicated by the above display.

Display Mode 9
In Display Mode 9 the instrument indicates True Wind Direction.
Any received value between 000.0 and 360.0 will be displayed. A received value of 360.0 degrees
will be shown as 0 degrees.
000.0 359.9
Any values outside this range or if no True Wind Angle data is available will be indicated by the
following display.
---.-

Display Mode 10
In Display Mode 10 the instrument indicates Atmospheric Pressure in mBars and Pressure Trend.

Pressure Trend
The barometric trend is indicated by an Icon to the left of the display. It is updated every 10 minutes
as follows
Steady - The Barometric Pressure has changed less than 0.1 milliBar in the preceding three hours.
Now Rising - The Barometric Pressure has been falling or steady in the preceding three hours, but at
the time of the reading was definitely rising.
Rising Slowly - The Barometric Pressure has increased by 0.1 to 1.5 milliBar in the preceding three
hours.
Rising - The Barometric Pressure has increased by 1.6 to 3.5 milliBars in the preceding three hours.
Rising Quickly - The Barometric Pressure has increased by 3.6 to 6.0 milliBars in the preceding three
hours.
Rising V. Rapidly - The Barometric Pressure has increased by 6.0 milliBars or more in the preceding
three hours.

Falling - The Barometric Pressure has been rising or steady in the preceding three hours, but at the
time of the reading was definitely falling.
Falling Slowly - The Barometric Pressure has decreased by 0.1 to 1.5 milliBar in the preceding three
hours.
Falling - The Barometric Pressure has decreased by 1.6 to 3.5 milliBars in the preceding three hours.
Falling Quickly - The Barometric Pressure has decreased by 3.6 to 6.0 milliBars in the preceding
three hours.
Falling V. Rapidly - The Barometric Pressure has decreased by 6.0 milliBars or more in the
preceding three hours.
During operation the instrument retains 3 hours of historical pressure data sampled at 10 minute
intervals.
Note that on switch on, all the instrument’s historical pressure data is set to a default value of 1000
miliBar
Because no historical pressure data is available at switch on, the pressure trend indication cannot be
relied upon during the first three hours of operation.

Pressure
In Display Mode 10 the display also shows barometric pressure in milliBars. Any value between 0
and 1999 milliBars can be displayed in the format below.
0 1999
Any values outside this range or if no pressure data is available, will be indicated by the following
display.
----

Display Mode 11
In Display Mode 11 the instrument indicates Relative Humidity %.
Any value between 0.0 and 200.0 % can be displayed in the format below.
0.0% 200.0%
Any value outside this range or if no humidity data is available will be indicated by the following
display.
--.-%

Display Mode 12
In Display Mode 12 the instrument indicates Air Temperature in degrees Celsius.
Any value between -99.9 degrees C and +99.9 degrees C can be indicated in the format below.
- 99.9 C 99.9 C
Any value outside this range, or, if no air temperature data is available, will be indicated by the
following display.
--.- C

Display Mode 13
In Display Mode 13 the instrument indicates Water Temperature in degrees Celsius.
-9.9 C 99.8 C
Any value outside this range or if no sea temperature data is available will be indicated by the
following display.
--.- C

Display Mode 14
In Display Mode 14 the instrument indicates True Heading in degrees.
Any received value between 000.0 and 360.0 degrees will be displayed in the following format.
000.0 TRUE 359.9 TRUE
A received value of 360.0.0 degrees will be displayed as 000.0 degrees.
Any values outside this range or if no Heading data is available will be indicated by the following
display.
---.-
Display Mode 15
In Display Mode 15 the instrument indicates Magnetic Heading in degrees.
000.0 MAG 359.9 MAG
A received value of 360.0.0 degrees will be displayed as 000.0 degrees .
display.
---.-
Display Mode 16
In Display Mode 16 the instrument indicates True Heading (Analogue Display) in degrees.
Any received value between 000.0 and 360.0 degrees will be displayed. The display resolution is
0.25 of a degree.

display.

Display Mode 17
In Display Mode 17 the instrument indicates Magnetic Heading (Analogue Display) in degrees.
Any received value between 000.0 and 360.0 degrees will be displayed. The display resolution is
0.25 of a degree.

display.

Display Mode 18
In Display Mode 18 the instrument indicates COG (Course over Ground) in degrees.
000.0 TRUE 359.9 TRUE
A received value of 360.0.0 degrees will be displayed as 000.0 degrees .
Any values outside this range or if no COG data is available will be indicated by the following
display.
---.-
Display Mode 19
In Display Mode 19 the instrument indicates Dew Point in degrees C.
-99.9 C 99.9 C
Any value outside this range or if no dew point data is available will be indicated by the following
display.
--.- C

IEC 61162-1 / NMEA 0183 SERIAL DATA
Any of the following IEC61162-1 / NMEA 0183 messages, seen at any of the 2 input channels, are
checked for validity and are re transmitted to both output channels at a frequency of 1 Hz by the
instrument.
MWV, MWD, VLW, VHW, VBW, HDT, HDM, HDG, VTG, JLG, GGA, XDR and MTW.
Log Speed
Log Speed, is obtained from the NMEA 0183 messages, VHW or VBW:-
If both VHW and VBW are seen at any of the input channels then the Log Speed present in the VHW
message will take precedence over Log speed in the VBW message.
Log Distance and Log Trip Distance

Log Distance and Log Trip Distance are obtained from the NMEA 0183 VLW message
Pressure, Air Temperature, Water Temperature, Humidity and Dew Point

Pressure, Air temperature, Water temperature and Humidity data to be displayed by the instrument is
obtained from the NMEA 0183 XDR message as follows:-
$WIXDR,P,xxxx.x,B,3,C,xxx.x,C,0,H,xxx.x,P,2,C,xxx.x,C,1*hh<CR><LF>
| | | |
Pressure Air temp Humidity Water temp
Alternatively any single readings can be sent as follows:-

$WIXDR,C,xxx.x,C,1*hh<CR><LF>
|
Water Temp
$WIXDR,C,xxx.x,C,4*hh<CR><LF>
|
Dew Point
Each reading is identified by the Sensor ID number, which is the last field in the group of 4, as
follows.
Sensor ID = 0 - Air Temperature
Sensor ID = 1 - Water temperature
Sensor ID = 2 - Humidity
Sensor ID = 3 - Pressure
Sensor ID = 4 - Dew Point
Alternatively water temperature can be obtained from a MTW message as follows.

$--MTW,x.x,C*hh<CR><LF>
|
Water Temp
Note; if water temperature is being received in both XDR and MTW messages, then data in the MTW
message will take precedence.

Wind Data
The P1251 accepts and displays wind data from NMEA 0183 MWV and MWD messages.
Heading Data
The P1251 accepts and displays heading data from NMEA 0183 HDG HDT HDM and VHW
messages.
Note: If heading data is being received from two or more NMEA 0183 message types, the following
precedence is applied.
Precedence Heading True Heading Magnetic
1 HDG HDG
2 HDT HDM
3 VHW VHW

SOG and COG

The P1251 accepts and displays SOG and COG data from NMEA 0183 VTG messages. Alternatively
SOG data can be obtained from NMEA VBW messages. If both VTG and VBW are seen at any of
the input channels then the Speed over Ground present in the VTG message will take precedence over
the Speed over Ground in the VBW message.
Data Timeout
All received data will timeout 10 seconds from the last received valid data.
IEC 61162-1 / NMEA 0183 Sentences
Display Mode NMEA NMEA NMEA

Sentence Sentence Sentence
Precedence 1 Precedence 2 Precedence 3
1. Log Speed VHW VBW
2. SOG VTG VBW
3. Log Total VLW
4. Log Trip VLW
5. Relative Wind Speed MWV
6. True Wind Speed MWD
7. Relative Wind Direction MWV
8. TTS Wind Direction MWV
9. True Wind Direction MWD
10. Pressure XDR
11. Humidity XDR
12. Air Temperature XDR
13. Water Temperature MTW XDR
14. Heading True HDG HDT VHW
15. Heading Magnetic HDG HDM VHW
16. Heading True (Tape) HDG HDT VHW
17. Heading Magnetic HDG HDM VHW
(Tape)
18. COG VTG
19. Dew Point XDR

Relative Wind Direction Correction

A relative wind direction correction value can be programmed into the P1251 FLASH memory using
a proprietary NMEA 0183 command. This correction value is added to the received relative wind
direction to correct for any misalignment of the Wind sensor with respect to the Bow-Stern centre line
of the vessel. This correction value can be set to any value between +180.0 and -180.0 degrees.
The proprietary NMEA command has the format
$PJLG,2,N,xxx.x,0*
where xxx.x is the correction value (+180.0 to -180.0 degrees).
Wind and Ship Speed Units

The Wind speed units and Ship speed units can be changed and programmed into the P1251’s FLASH
memory. Units can be changed from the default (Knots) to KPH, M/S, or MPH using the following
proprietary NMEA command.
$PJLG,2,6,20,2,12,y,z*
where y is Ship speed units and z is Wind speed units.
All speed units are as follows:-
0 = Knots, 1 = M/S, 2 = KPH, and 3 = MPH.
So, for example, to change to KPH for Ship speed units and to M/S for Wind speed units, the
following message would be sent
$PJLG,2,6,20,2,12,2,1*

P1251 UDDU Indicator Flow diagram
MWV, MWD, VLW, VHW, VBW, HDT, HDM, HDG, VTG, JLG,
GGA, XDR, and MTW valid NMEA messages passed through to OUT
output channel 1 and 2 CH1
NMEA Data in
CH1 IN
OUT
C CH2
O Pressure
M Trend
B Calculation
I
CH2 IN N
E
R XDR
Display Weather
Wind, Heading,
Log and GPS data
MWV
MWD
Display
VLW
VHW
VBW
HDT
HDM
HDG
VTG
JLG
XDR
MTW
P1251
Data Flow Diagram 10/12/2009

LEDS
During normal operation the Blue CPU OK LED will flash at a rate of 1 Hz.
The Orange Data LED indicates the presence of communications activity on input channel 1 or input
channel 2.
The LED positions on the back panel are shown below.
Back Panel

CONNECTIONS
The back panel RJ45 connections are as follows.
INPUT RJ45
Pin No.
1 +24V (IN)
2 +24V (IN)
3 RX CHANNEL 2 (A)
4 HSBA
5 HSBB
6 RX CHANNEL 2 (B)
7 0V (IN)
8 0V (IN)
OUTPUT RJ45
Pin No.
1 +24V (OUT)
2 +24V (OUT)
3 TX CHANNEL 2 (A)
4 HSBA
5 HSBB
6 TX CHANNEL 2(B)
7 0V (OUT)
8 0V (OUT)
Screw Terminal Connections

Screw terminal connections are available at the rear of the instrument for CH1 NMEA IN, and also
CH1 NMEA OUT. Instead of using the +24V / 0V (IN) Pins of the INPUT RJ45 connector, 24vDC
can be applied to the unit via one pair of the +24v / 0v “Loop Thro” screw terminals tagged “24vDC”.
Channel 1 IN Connections.
CH1 A NMEA Channel 1 RX (A)
CH1 B NMEA Channel 1 RX (B)
CH1 SCN Instrument Chassis GND
Channel 1 OUT Connections.

CH1 A NMEA Channel 1 TX (A)
CH1 B NMEA Channel 1 TX (B)
CH1 SCN Instrument Chassis GND
24V DC Power “LOOP THRO” Connections (using screw terminals only)

There are two sets of 24V DC supply screw terminal connection.
+ +24V DC Supply
0V 0V DC Supply
+ +24V DC Supply
0V 0V DC Supply

The + 24V DC terminals are connected internally with the 24V(IN) and 24V(OUT) RJ45 connections.
The 0V DC terminals are connected internally with the 0V(IN) and 0V(OUT) RJ45 connections.
Note: Only one pair of the two available pairs of screw terminals must be used to connect to 24vDC
supply. The other pair is then available for 24vDC OUT, if required.
Real Panel RJ45 and Screw terminal connections

MAINTENANCE
SERVICING:
There are no user serviceable parts requiring routine maintenance.
FAULT FINDING:
Check availability of 24vDC power to the unit.
Any loss, or interruption, of input serial data will cause the associated displays to revert to show
“dashes” as per the information provided in the “Display Mode” sections.
In the first instance, remove the P1251 indicator from the panel concerned and check the LEDs at the
rear panel of the unit. Check “CPU OK” LED to ensure processor is running. Dependent upon status
of “DATA IN” LED, check all connected “Talkers” as appropriate.
If the problem is found to be a loose input NMEA 0183 connection, re-connect the cable core/s
concerned. Incoming serial data will be restored to the display and digital readings will recommence.
If associated talkers are transmitting correct serial data and if connections at the talker/s and at the
P1251 unit are satisfactory, then continuity of the serial data transmission cable, from the talker itself,
must be checked.
If the fault is found to be within the P1251 UDDU itself, the unit must be returned for investigation /
repair.
REFERENCES
Drawing 3417-A3-13: Installation drawing of P1251 UDDU (Universal Digital Display Unit)
Drawing 3317-A3-11: Panel Cut-Out Detail
Drawing 3417-A3-15: Connection Diagram: P1251 UDDU (Universal Digital Display Unit)

SPECIFICATION
DISPLAY Digital: 1 x 256*64 pixel OLED Graphic
display
Mode operation by integral touch switches
Illumination dimmable by integral touch
switches
PARAMETERS All as per the appropriate field of relevant
stated IEC 61162-1: 2000 NMEA 0183
message/s
Log Speed “VHW” or “VBW”
SOG “VTG” or “VBW”
Log – Total Distance “VLW”
Log – Trip Distance “VLW”
Relative Wind Speed “MWV”
True Wind Speed “MWD”
Relative Wind Direction “MWV”
TTS (True to Ship) Wind Direction “MWV”
True Wind Direction “MWD”
Barometric Pressure “XDR”
Relative Humidity “XDR”
Air Temperature “XDR”
Water Temperature “MTW” or “XDR”
Heading: True “HDG”, “HDT” or “VHW”
Heading: Magnetic “HDG”, “HDM” or “VHW”
Heading: True (Tape) “HDG”, “HDT” or “VHW”
Heading: Magnetic (Tape) “HDG”, “HDM” OR “VHW”
COG “VTG”
Dew Point “XDR”
(Note “GGA” passed through – not used)
Accuracy Dependant upon talker
NMEA INPUT / OUTPUT CONNECTIONS Via integral terminal blocks / RJ45 connectors
INPUT / OUTPUT FORMAT NMEA 0183
COMMUNICATION FORMAT RS422
STANDARDS IEC 61162-1: 2000
POWER REQUIREMENT 24v DC 60mA
OTHER OUTPUTS NMEA 0183 re-transmit facility
COMPASS SAFE DISTANCE Standard: 0.9m Steering: 0.5m
ENVIRONMENTAL Compliant with EN 60945: 2002
MECHANICAL
Size / Weight See drawing 3417-A3-14
Din 43700 Pattern: Din 96 x 96
Weight: 0.42kg (inc clamps)
Mounting Panel / Console mounting:
See cut-out drg 3417-A3-11
Material: Case: Aluminium Alloy
Inner Frame: Zinc; die-cast
Outer Bezel: Polycarbonate; black
Front Window: Allyl Carbonate: Printed
Case Back: Aluminium Alloy
Note:
This document shall not form part of any contract.
In accordance with our policy of continuous development, changes may be made from time to time
without prior notice.

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WALKER P1251 Page 1 of 38

UNIVERSAL DIGITAL DISPLAY UNIT

Power supply requirement is 24vDC.

Refer to OPERATION section for full information.

© J. Lilley and Gillie Ltd. Ref: P1251/ds/ra-sb/203 Issue 1

See drawing 3417-A3-13 for Installation drawing of the P1251 UDDU.

See drawing 3417-A3-11 for Panel Cut-Out detail.

Refer to drawing 3417-A3-15: Connection Diagram for the P1251 UDDU.

© J. Lilley and Gillie Ltd. Ref: P1251/ds/ra-sb/203 Issue 1

> Mode Key

< Mode Key

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+99.9 KTS -99.9 KTS

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00.0 KTS 99.9 KTS

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000.0 KTS 999.9 KTS

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000.0 KTS 999.9 KTS

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000.0 TRUE 359.9 TRUE

A received value of 360.0.0 degrees will be displayed as 000.0 degrees.

000.0 MAG 359.9 MAG

A received value of 360.0.0 degrees will be displayed as 000.0 degrees .

A received value of 360.0.0 degrees will be displayed as 000.0 degrees.

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A received value of 360.0.0 degrees will be displayed as 000.0 degrees.

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000.0 TRUE 359.9 TRUE

A received value of 360.0.0 degrees will be displayed as 000.0 degrees .

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IEC 61162-1 / NMEA 0183 SERIAL DATA

Log Distance and Log Trip Distance

Pressure, Air Temperature, Water Temperature, Humidity and Dew Point

Alternatively any single readings can be sent as follows:-

Alternatively water temperature can be obtained from a MTW message as follows.

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SOG and COG

IEC 61162-1 / NMEA 0183 Sentences

Display Mode NMEA NMEA NMEA

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Relative Wind Direction Correction

Wind and Ship Speed Units

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P1251 UDDU Indicator Flow diagram

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The LED positions on the back panel are shown below.

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