Interfață USG-2 NMEA0183 către USB

The Actisense USG-2 interface is a converter designed to establish a reliable and secure connection between marine NMEA 0183, RS422, RS232 devices and a computer USB port. It converts a standard USB port into a bidirectional serial port, specifically adapted to marine requirements.

Galvanic isolation, using Actisense's ISO-Drive™ technology and opto-isolated circuits, provides essential electrical protection. It eliminates ground loops and protects connected equipment, including the host PC, from electrical damage. The USG-2 features 2500 V isolation for the input and 1500 V for the output.

The USG-2 stands out for its advanced galvanic isolation level (2500 V input, 1500 V output) and robust design. It provides superior protection against overvoltage, electrostatic discharges (ESD), and short circuits, which is critical in a marine environment. Additionally, it can capture low-level signals that are often too weak for non-isolated adapters.

The USG-2 interface is powered directly via the USB bus of the computer to which it is connected. It requires a 5VDC power supply.

Yes, the Actisense USG-2 interface has an IP67 waterproof rating. This means it is protected against dust and can withstand temporary immersion in water.

The Actisense USG-2 interface weighs 0.17 kg.

Yes, the USG-2 input circuit is specifically designed to capture low-level signals, which could be too weak for standard PC serial ports.

The USG-2 integrates several electrical protections, including:

2500 V (input) and 1500 V (output) galvanic isolationSurge protectionElectrostatic discharge (ESD) protectionShort-circuit protectionThese protections ensure system integrity and the safety of connected equipment.

The USG-2 interface is compatible with NMEA 0183, RS422 and RS232 protocols, allowing it to integrate with a wide range of marine equipment.

The USG-2 interface supports a wide range of baud rates, from 300 to 230400 bps. This flexibility ensures compatibility with various NMEA 0183 architectures and RS232/RS422 requirements.

Yes, the USG-2 is compatible with USB 1.1, USB 2.0, and USB 3.0, ensuring broad compatibility with most computers.

Yes, the USG-2 has an isolated NMEA 0183 Listener port (input) and an isolated NMEA 0183 Talker port (output), enabling full bidirectional communications.

The Actisense USG-2 interface is designed to be compatible with common operating systems such as Windows, macOS, and Linux. Actisense typically provides specific drivers to ensure proper installation and operation on these platforms.

Yes, the USG-2 interface is designed to connect devices using RS232 and RS422 standards, in addition to NMEA 0183, to a PC USB port, while providing electrical isolation.

No, the Actisense USG-2 interface is powered directly from the USB port of the computer it is connected to. No external power supply is required.

The USG-2 interface connects to your computer via a standard USB port. It is designed to convert this USB port into a bidirectional serial port compliant with marine requirements.

Yes, software drivers are generally required for the computer to correctly recognize and communicate with the USG-2 interface. These drivers are provided by Actisense and must be installed on your operating system.

Physically installing the USG-2 is relatively straightforward. Simply connect it to an available USB port on your PC and follow the instructions to install the software drivers. Its robust design is suited to the marine environment.

The USG-2 interface is manufactured by Actisense, a specialist in marine connectivity and interface solutions.

Yes, the Actisense USG-2 interface is a new product and is covered by the manufacturer's warranty Actisense, as are all products from the brand.