USG-2 USB to Serial Gateway

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136.23€

The Actisense USG-2 USB to Serial Gateway provides a reliable interface between marine NMEA 0183 serial equipment and USB-enabled computers. Designed for marine electronics integration, it enables navigation data to be transferred safely between compatible onboard instruments and PC-based applications.

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Actisense USG-2 USB to Serial Gateway

The Actisense USG-2 is a professional USB to Serial Gateway designed to provide reliable communication between marine serial equipment and USB-enabled computers.

It provides a practical solution for connecting compatible NMEA 0183 navigation equipment to onboard PCs, allowing marine data to be used by navigation, monitoring and other compatible software applications.

NMEA 0183 to USB Connectivity

The Actisense USG-2 USB to Serial Gateway bridges the communication gap between serial marine electronics and modern computers equipped with USB connectivity.

This makes it particularly useful for vessel upgrades where existing NMEA 0183 instruments need to communicate with newer PC-based navigation and monitoring systems.

Marine Navigation Integration

The USG-2 can be used in installations involving equipment such as GPS/GNSS receivers, AIS systems, heading sensors, autopilots and other compatible serial navigation devices.

It is suitable for commercial vessels, yachts, workboats and marine electronics retrofit projects requiring dependable serial-to-USB communication.

Typical Applications

Typical applications include NMEA 0183 to USB conversion, PC navigation systems, AIS data connection, GPS data acquisition, vessel monitoring, marine data logging and navigation system upgrades.

Actisense Solutions from Hi Pro Electronics

The Actisense USG-2 USB to Serial Gateway is available from Hi Pro Electronics, an authorized Actisense distributor in Greece, with technical support for NMEA communications, marine electronics integration, troubleshooting and vessel automation.