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FJD NMEA 0183 Output Cable

Streams precise GNSS speed and position to any NMEA 0183 implement.

FJD NMEA 0183 Output Cable
NMEA message types
7
max baud rate (bps)
115,200
max output frequency
10Hz
slope-compensated position
IMU
FJD NMEA 0183 Output Cable

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In depth

Engineered for the long day

Real-time GNSS data sync between tractor and implement. The FJD NMEA 0183 Output Cable transmits GNSS data efficiently from your autosteering system to implements and precision equipment, delivering precise speed and position information over the industry-standard NMEA 0183 protocol.

Comprehensive data compatibility

GGA, VTG, GST, HDT, RMC, GSA, and ZDA message types cover seamless integration with a wide range of agricultural machinery, from seeders to rate controllers.

NMEA 0183 data compatibility

Wide baud rate, adjustable frequency

Baud rates from 2,400 to 115,200 bps and output frequencies from 1/60 Hz to 10 Hz match virtually any device's communication spec.

Slope compensation, stay on track

Selectable implement position output uses the vehicle's measurement parameters and IMU attitude data to calculate the implement's exact position on sloped ground, keeping working paths precise on uneven terrain.

Seeder synced over NMEA 0183

Specifications

Message typesGGA, VTG, GST, HDT, RMC, GSA, ZDA
Baud rate2,400-115,200 bps (115,200 default)
Output frequency1/60 Hz to 10 Hz
SetupConfigured in the FJD console under Menu, Applications, NMEA
FJD NMEA 0183 Output Cable in the field

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Pricing depends on your machinery, base station setup, and accessories. Tell us what you run and we'll quote the full package, installed and supported in Australia.