Breathe new smart digital life into your old or new transducers, with digital signal processing technology designed for use with most existing analog transducers already installed, or new analog transducers.

Actisense's industry proven depth sounder algorithm has the best-in-class seabed tracking, and used in conjunction with a good quality depth transducer, can track the seabed down to 0.3m or 1 foot (proven with Airmar transducers). 100W peak depth power enables a maximum depth range of 100m or 330 feet under optimum conditions (proven with Airmar transducers).

The DST module’s data interface is configured for NMEA 0183 and RS232, but can operate as a fully bidirectional RS485 interface for customized applications, such as a multiple depth sounder network. Log transducer and temperature thermistor interfaces allow additional data to be provided over the NMEA data stream, giving a cable saving when those extra measurements are required.

Easy reprogramming of the DST module is possible using free software available on the Actisense® website. The DST module’s software can be updated with the very latest software enhancements, or special purpose software such as a fish-finder/hydrograph software upgrade.

The DST module can be further enhanced with the Actisense® NMEA display software for Windows™. This software displays the depth, speed, trip distance and temperature values, and plots a historical graph for each value. Available from the Actisense® website.

• Converts analog depth, speed and temperature transducers to output NMEA 0183

• Connects to analog depth sounder transducers to produce NMEA 0183 depth sentences DBT and DPT

• Connects to hall-effect speed sensors to produce NMEA 0183 speed and distance traveled sentences VHW and VLW

• Connects 10kΩ @ 25ºC temperature sensors to produce NMEA 0183 temperature sentences MTW

• Depth range of 0.3m (1’) to 100m (325’) max

• Supply voltage: 10 to 28v DC

• Dimensions—Box w/ Grommets: 106mm (L) x 82mm (W) x 55mm (H)

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InstallationDST-2-installation

TutorialNMEA-0183-tutorial