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NMEA Data Multiplexer - NDC-4-A & NDC-4-A -USB
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Using the Control Centre
The Actisense NMEA Data Combiner hardware can be congured and monitored using its own dedicated Control
Centre suite. This section provides a complete users guide to all the Control Centre’s features.
This program is currently only available for Windows platforms (98/ME/NT/2000/XP), however, it has been proven
possible to use the Control Centre on a Mac running Windows emulation software.
Main window
Figure 10 – Control Centre main window (after hardware detected)
The Control Centre main window allows the user access to
all the NDC hardware conguration and monitor features,
and adjustment of the Control Centre’s actual appearance
on screen.
The Control Centre is capable of displaying a large array
of data and information, and not all will be of interest to
every user. Therefore, the user can easily select which
information / status windows are of interest and are visible,
and which are not (hidden).
To meet the users specic requirements, any visible
window can be repositioned on the screen by dragging it
with the mouse. If a window is dropped (the left mouse
button is released after the drag operation) close enough
to an adjacent windows edge, it will snap to that windows
edge. This allows for quick, easy and neat arrangement of
the Control Centre’s windows.
From the main window the user can select what Baud rates
the various inputs and outputs of the NDC need to be, and
even change the input port priorities. Selection of these
options is possible by using the standard Windows menu
system (‘Options’ menu) or via a tab system (behaving
just like tabs in a ling cabinet). Full explanation of these
features is detailed in the following sections.
Any changes the user makes to the Control Centre’s
appearance will be remembered for subsequent sessions,
allowing the user to keep their favourite settings. Any new
conguration settings must be downloaded to the NDC
hardware before they can be remembered - this helps
keep the Control Centre and NDC hardware in sync.
The main window has an ‘Exit’ control button to close the
Control Centre program. Refer to the menu File Exit for
full details on the operation of the exit request.
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