Exocet IO jungties dėžutė

The Exocet IO connection box is a central marine interface designed to consolidate and distribute data from various onboard sensors and systems. It serves as a critical hub for modern navigation architectures, enabling full integration of information for display and analysis.

The Exocet IO box is equipped with multiple interfaces for extended connectivity:

One Ethernet portTwo NMEA2000 CAN busesSix high-resolution analog inputsDigital inputs/outputs (digital I/O)Six serial ports (RS232/RS422)

Yes, the Exocet IO housing is designed to withstand harsh marine conditions. It features a watertight aluminum chassis with an IP67 rating and can operate within an extended temperature range from -10°C to +50°C.

Yes. The Exocet IO box integrates two CAN NMEA2000 buses, allowing it to connect and exchange data seamlessly with your existing NMEA2000 network, ensuring interoperability with compatible devices.

The Exocet IO unit can aggregate and distribute data from numerous sensors. It also features internal recording capability acting as a 'black box,' providing valuable data for post-race analysis or vessel system diagnostics.

The Exocet IO box is designed for extensive interoperability and can distribute data to displays from brands such as B&G, Simrad, Garmin, NKE, as well as to specialized navigation software like Adrena and Expedition.

The Exocet IO unit plays a strategic role in autopilot optimization by collecting and processing navigation data. It enables advanced calculations of true wind and leeway, which is an essential asset for improving autopilot performance and accuracy, particularly in regattas.

Installing the Exocet IO box requires considering its central role as a data hub. It is recommended to position it to facilitate connections to various networks (Ethernet, NMEA 2000) and sensors via its analog inputs and serial ports. Its robust and IP67-rated watertight chassis allows installation in various onboard locations, but access for wiring and maintenance is always preferable.

The Exocet IO unit is part of Pixel sur Mer’s Exocet range. Accessories in this range include the Exocet Voice, Exocet Buzzer, Exocet Bracket, Exocable Ethernet / CAN, Exocet Essential Keyboard, Exocet Safety Keyboard, Exocet Release Cleat, Exocet Compressor Box, and Exocet Release Box.

Yes, the Exocet IO box includes internal recording capability that acts as a black box. This feature provides valuable data for post-race analysis or diagnostics, helping to evaluate and improve your vessel’s performance.

The primary role of the Exocet IO box is to act as a central hub and critical interface solution for modern navigation architectures. It is designed to consolidate data from various onboard sensors through its multiple interfaces, enabling smooth aggregation and distribution of information to navigation displays and software.

Yes, the Exocet IO box includes an Ethernet interface. It also features two NMEA 2000 CAN buses, six high-resolution analog inputs, digital input/output (I/O), and six serial ports (RS232/RS422).

The Exocet IO box is designed to operate within an extended temperature range, from -10°C to +50°C. This tolerance ensures its operational reliability even in varied and demanding marine conditions.

The Exocet IO housing features a sealed aluminum chassis with an IP67 protection rating. This means it is fully protected against dust and can withstand temporary immersion in water.

The Exocet IO box is equipped with six high-resolution analog inputs and digital input/output (I/O) ports. These interfaces allow you to connect and consolidate data from various sensors and onboard equipment for a complete integration of your navigation system.