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    5/23/2025 1:18 pm  #11

    Nick
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    Re: Serial (RS232) - WIFI - Expedition (Using B&G H2000 Perf.)

    You would need a USB-serial adaptor. RS232 I think for the H2000 and another serial connection for the AIS.

     

    5/30/2025 3:46 pm  #12

    Blizzard
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    Re: Serial (RS232) - WIFI - Expedition (Using B&G H2000 Perf.)

    SiljeWith wrote:

    Please, you look like as if you have done it before:
    Do you know how i can connect h2000 hercules to my 64bits computer through usb?

    I need the details… have googled a lot already..
    - do i need two ports??
    - do i need to switch on the circuit card from serial port to usb like for h3000
    - today there are two wires into one serial port (com1) on the existing system… 1 to position maybe?
    - i need a converter from 32 to 64 bits?

    Any advice and possibly exactly which adaptors to buy would be highly appreciated

    Best regards
    Silje

    Is one of your two B&G processors a "performance processor"? This is necessary for a five-wire complete serial connection to a PC. Then USB-serial should be straight-forward.

    If there are two wires into serial currently, the Windows 7 machine may be connected to receive NMEA 0183 only. This is possible from the primary processor, or an "expansion processor".

    Hope this helps.
     

     

     

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