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The COM PORT must be configured correctly before use. The radio can be added to a group of
instruments using NMEA protocol.
RADIO SETUP
UNITS
INT SPEAKER
>COM PORT
1. Select RADIO SETUP then COM PORT.
2. Select the desired setting then press ENT.
CHECK SUM ON (on) is the usual setting. The COM PORT uses 4800 baud rate and can receive
the following GPS data sentences: RMC, GGA, GLL, GNS. Additionally, the radio will output the
following NMEA DSC data: DSC (for DSC call), DSE (for enhanced position).
4.10 Select the GPS Source (GPS SOURCE)
This radio can use either NMEA0183 or NMEA2000 protocol to receive GPS data from a compatible
GPS unit.
Note: The NMEA2000 option will appear only if NMEA2000 is operational.
RADIO SETUP
INT SPEAKER
COM PORT
>GPS SOURCE
1. Select RADIO SETUP then GPS SOURCE. (If there is only one NMEA protocol available on your
vessel, only that will be shown.)
2. Select the desired NMEA protocol then press ENT.
4.11 Select the FM Region (FM REGION)
RADIO SETUP
COM PORT
GPS SOURCE
>FM REGION
1. Select RADIO SETUP then FM REGION.
2. Select the FM region and press ENT. If you selected USA, EUROPE, AUS/NZ, or JAPAN, the FM
REGION selection is now complete.
If you selected OTHERS, you must also specify the channel spacing, upper frequency, and lower
frequency.
FM REGION
AUS/NZ
JAPAN
>OTHERS
1. Select CH SPACING then select the channel spacing.
2. Select UPPER FREQ then select the upper frequency (between 108.00 and 106.00 MHz).
3. Select LOWER FREQ then select the lower frequency (between 87.50 and 89.50 MHz).
NMEA
CHECK SUM
>ON
OFF
GPS SOURCE
>NMEA0183
NMEA2000
FM REGION
>USA
EUROPE
AUS/NZ
OTHERS
>CH SPACING
UPPER FREQ
LOWER FREQ
FM REGION
AUS/NZ
>JAPAN
OTHERS
CH SPACING
>200KHz
100KHz
50KHz
30
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