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Satellitinio kompaso jūrinis MSC™ 10, elektroninis kompasas ir daugiajuostis GPS imtuvas, baltas

Le Garmin Compas satellite marin MSC 10 est un capteur de cap et récepteur GPS multibande (L1/L5) avec AHRS intégré, offrant une précision de cap de 2 degrés RMS et une position sub-métrique. Cette solution technique avancée améliore la navigation et la performance des pilotes automatiques Garmin Reactor.

Appartenant à la gamme MSC, le MSC 10 est un produit actuel et non obsolète. Il est livré avec un câble drop NMEA 2000 de 6 m, un connecteur en T, un joint et le matériel de montage nécessaire.

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Technical specifications

Ahrs Integrated	Oui
Gnss Bands	L1 et L5
GNSS žvaigždynų palaikymas	GPS, Galileo, GLONASS, BeiDou
Gnss Multiband	Oui
Gnss Receiver Type	Multibande multi-constellations
Heave Accuracy Rms	8
Installation Sealant Recommended	Oui
Magnetic Compass Backup	Oui
Mounting Location Guidelines	Vue dégagée du ciel et de l'horizon, Loin des interférences électromagnétiques (EMI), Loin des objets métalliques ferreux, Au-dessus du chemin du radar (si possible), À plus de 1m d'une antenne VHF, Non ombragé par la superstructure, Non monté à l'intérieur des cabines, Pas directement dans le chemin du radar
Pole Mount Cable Hole Diameter	19
Pole Mount Material Recommendation	Acier inoxydable
Pole Mount Thread Spec	1 pouce OD, 14 filets par pouce
Pole Outer Diameter Compatibility	1
Position Accuracy 95 Percent	3
Position Accuracy Cep	1
Surface Mount Cable Hole Diameter	25
Surface Mount Max Thickness	5 à 30
Surface Mount Screw Hole Diameter	5
Surface Mount Threaded Rod Size	M4 x 0.07 x 45
Surface Mount Torque Range	13.7 à 18.6

Detailed description

Sukurtas reikliems jūrininkystės reikalavimams, Garmin satelitinio kompaso jūrinis MSC™ 10 yra kursinis jutiklis, pagrįstas GPS, ir daugiajuostis GPS imtuvas. Jis teikia kursą, padėtį, siūbavimą, įsisupimą ir pasvyrą su aukštu tikslumu laivo sistemoms. Skirtingai nuo tradicinių magnetinių kompasų, MSC 10 nėra veikiamas magnetinių trukdžių, užtikrindamas pastovų kurso patikimumą. Jis skiriasi nuo paprastų GPS imtuvų gebėjimu teikti tikrąjį kursą net sustojus arba esant žemam greičiui, naudojant integruotą AHRS.

Tikslumas ir techniniai parametrai

MSC 10 integruoja daugiajuostį GNSS imtuvą (L1 ir L5) ir daugiaužvaigždį, palaikantį GPS, Galileo, GLONASS ir BeiDou sistemas. Ši pažangi architektūra užtikrina 2° RMS tikslumą kursui ir mažesnį nei 1 m tikslumą padėčiai CEP (95 % laiko naudojant tipiškai jūrinėmis sąlygomis – mažiau nei 3 m). 10 Hz padėties atnaujinimo dažnis leidžia dinamiškai sekti. 8 cm RMS siūbavimo tikslumas yra privalumas duomenų stabilumui. Integruotas AHRS užtikrina stabilų GPS kursą visais greičiais, įskaitant siūbavimą banguotame jūroje arba aštrius posūkius. Šis įrenginys yra idealus pagrindinis jutiklis autopilotams, tokiems kaip Garmin Reactor serija, kur jis pagerina kurso tikslumą ir nuoseklumą, leidžiant efektyvesnę navigaciją ir degalų taupymą. Jis taip pat prisideda prie tikslesnių radarinių pėdsakų, kai jungiamas prie suderinamo radaro.

Integralumas ir montavimo lankstumas

Suderinamas su NMEA 2000, Garmin MSC 10 lengvai integruojamas į esamą laivo tinklą, tiesiogiai perduodant kursą, įsisupimą, pasvyrą ir siūbavimą suderinamiems Garmin elektroniniams žemėlapiams. Įrenginys gali būti montuojamas ant plokščio paviršiaus arba ant standartinio 1 colio diametro stiebo su 14 sriegių per colį (stiebas neįtrauktas). Reikalingas laisvas dangaus ir horizonto vaizdas optimaliai veiklai. Esant silpnam arba užblokuotam GPS signalui (po tiltais, šalia aukštų konstrukcijų), MSC 10 turi vidinį magnetometrą, kuris gali būti naudojamas kaip atsarginis jutiklis, reikalaujantis ankstesnio kalibravimo. Montavimas palengvintas dėl komplekte pateikiamo 6 m ilgio NMEA 2000 „drop“ kabelio, T jungties, sandariklio ir montavimo įrangos (M4 x 0,07 x 45 srieginės vinys, plokštelės, šešiakampės veržlės). Taip pat įtrauktas klijų rinkinys stiebui montuoti.

Documentation

Type	Nom
	Installation Manual - MSC 10 Marine Satellite Compass Installation Instructions (EN)
	Mounting template - MSC 10 marine satellite compass mounting template (EN)
	Technical Reference - Technical Reference for Garmin NMEA 2000 Products (EN)

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« Analysis of the Garmin MSC 10 satellite compass: heading accuracy and AHRS integration »

The Garmin MSC 10 marine satellite compass is an advanced technical solution for vessels requiring heading and position accuracy superior to traditional fluxgate compasses. Its practical value is particularly high for racing sailboats and high-performance powerboats, where heading stability is critical for autopilot efficiency and the reliability of navigation and radar detection systems.

This model stands out with its multiband (L1 and L5) and multi-constellation GNSS receiver, which provides increased signal robustness and sub-meter positioning accuracy, even in complex environments. The integration of an AHRS (Attitude Heading Reference System) is a major asset, allowing the MSC 10 to deliver a stable and consistent heading, including at very low speed or when stationary, where a standard GPS providing COG (Course Over Ground) would be insufficient. This capability is essential for dynamic positioning systems and chart stabilization.

From an installation perspective, the flexibility of surface or mast mounting (1" OD) is appreciated, although careful attention must be given to selecting a location with a clear 360° view of the sky and horizon. The magnetic backup compass function, while requiring calibration and interference checks, adds a useful redundancy layer. However, it is critical to understand that magnetic heading accuracy will always be lower than satellite heading and should only be considered a fallback solution. For optimal performance, GPS mode remains the standard. NMEA 2000 integration is standard and greatly simplifies interfacing with other Garmin or third-party equipment.

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Satellitinio kompaso jūrinis MSC™ 10, elektroninis kompasas ir daugiajuostis GPS imtuvas, baltas

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What navigation data does the Garmin MSC 10 satellite compass provide?

The Garmin MSC 10 satellite compass is a GPS-based heading sensor and a multiband GPS receiver. It provides heading, position, heave, pitch, and roll data with high accuracy for onboard systems.

What is the heading and position accuracy provided by the MSC 10?

The MSC 10 provides a heading accuracy of 2 degrees RMS. Its position accuracy is less than 1 meter CEP (less than 3 meters for 95% of the time in typical marine use).

Is the MSC 10 compass sensitive to magnetic interference?

No, unlike traditional magnetic compasses, the MSC 10 satellite compass is not affected by magnetic interference, ensuring consistent heading reliability.

Can the MSC 10 maintain a precise heading even when stopped or at low speed?

Yes, thanks to its integrated AHRS (Attitude Heading Reference System), the MSC 10 can provide a stable GPS heading at all speeds, including when stationary or at low speed, as well as during heavy pitching in rough seas or tight turns.

Which GNSS systems are supported by the MSC 10 multiband receiver?

The MSC 10 integrates a multi-band (L1 and L5) multi-constellation GNSS receiver, supporting GPS, Galileo, GLONASS, and BeiDou systems.

What is the position update frequency of the MSC 10 compass?

The MSC 10 compass position update rate is 10 Hz, providing precise dynamic tracking.

What is the heave accuracy of the MSC 10?

The MSC 10 provides a heave accuracy of 8 cm RMS, which is an asset for data stability.

Is an NMEA 2000 network required to install the MSC 10 compass?

Yes, the MSC 10 compass provides heading data to your existing NMEA 2000 network. If your boat does not have one, you will need to install one.

What are the important considerations for choosing the mounting location for the MSC 10 compass?

For optimal performance, the compass must have an unobstructed view of the sky and horizon in all directions. It should not be mounted in the shadow of the boat’s superstructure, a radome antenna, or the mast. Avoid mounting it inside or near cabins, close to the engine, or other sources of electromagnetic interference (EMI). If a radar is present, it should be mounted above the radar’s sweep path if possible, and at least 1 meter (3 feet) away from a VHF radio antenna.

Can the MSC 10 compass be mounted on a flat surface or on a mast?

Yes, the MSC 10 compass can be mounted on a flat surface or secured to a standard 1-inch (outer diameter) threaded stainless-steel mast with 14 threads per inch (mast not included). The cable can be routed inside or outside the mast.

What tools are required for installing the MSC 10 compass?

Required tools include:

A drillA 19 mm (3/4 in) drill bit for the mast cable holeA 5 mm (3/16 in) drill bit for surface-mount screw holesA 25 mm (1 in) hole saw for the surface-mount cable holeA #2 Phillips screwdriverA 35 mm (1 3/8 in) wrenchA torque wrench with a 7 mm (9/32 in) socketAdditional NMEA 2000 network components if requiredMarine sealant (optional)

Is it mandatory to calibrate the MSC 10 compass after installation?

Heading based on GPS signals does not require calibration. However, the MSC 10 includes an internal fluxgate compass that can be used as a backup to prevent loss of heading data in areas where GPS signals are blocked or weak (under bridges, near tall structures, in covered docks). Calibration of this backup compass is highly recommended if you plan to use it.

What should I do if I don't have a Garmin chartplotter for calibrating the backup magnetic compass?

If you do not have a Garmin chartplotter connected to the NMEA 2000 network or if you are connected to a third-party display, you will need to use the basic calibration procedure. This procedure involves sailing the boat in slow, tight circles in a calm, open water area.

Which items are included in the packaging for NMEA 2000 compass connection?

The compass is supplied with an NMEA 2000 T-connector and a 6-metre (20-foot) NMEA 2000 drop cable. These two components are used to connect the compass to your existing NMEA 2000 network.

Is the MSC 10 compass compatible with existing NMEA 2000 networks?

Yes, the MSC 10 compass is designed to connect to an existing NMEA 2000 network and provides heading data to that network. It uses NMEA 2000 micro-connectors compatible with other NMEA 2000 components.

What is the required supply voltage for the NMEA 2000 network to which the MSC 10 connects?

The NMEA 2000 network must be powered by a 12 V direct current source (12 Vdc). NMEA 2000 devices must operate between 9 and 16 Vdc.

Can I use the MSC 10 with displays or navigation systems from other brands?

Yes, the MSC 10 can be connected to a NMEA 2000 network and operate with third-party displays or navigation systems. For calibrating the backup magnetic compass with a third-party device, a basic calibration procedure is available.

Is the MSC 10 compass compatible with Garmin chartplotters for calibration?

Yes, if the MSC 10 compass is connected to the same NMEA 2000 network as a compatible Garmin chartplotter, you can perform a calibration procedure based on the menu via the chartplotter's interface for the backup magnetic compass.

What is the maximum length of an NMEA 2000 drop cable to connect the MSC 10?

A NMEA 2000 drop cable, such as the one included with the MSC 10, is limited to a maximum length of 6 meters (20 feet).

Can the MSC 10 compass power the NMEA 2000 network?

No, the MSC 10 compass is a device that connects to the NMEA 2000 network and draws its power from it. The NMEA 2000 network must be powered by a dedicated power cable, typically connected to a 12 Vdc source via a switch.