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--- ais [2023/11/21 12:40] – [Links] river
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 Furuno FA-70, a Class B device,  list ABM and BBM as Input sentences in the [[https://www.furuno.it/docs/OPERATOR_MANUAL/OME45150A1_FA70.pdf|manual]] in SOTDMA mode only, but says something about "acknowledgement", so I'm not sure. It costs nearly 1000 GBP from an online shop.
-The Ocean Signal ATB1 [[https://oceansignal.com/wordpress/wp-content/uploads/912S-02692-ATB1-User-Manual-Iss-01.10-Web-UK.pdf|manual]] says it supports ABM and BBM sentences //in and out// on NMEA0183, and equivalent looking PGNs on NMEA2000. It is a Class B device with SOTDMA. It is also one of the cheaper and more popular devices, but I have anecdata that it is unreliable.
+The Ocean Signal ATB1 {{ :912s-02692-atb1-user-manual-v01.11-en.pdf |manual}} says it supports ABM and BBM sentences //in and out// on NMEA0183, and equivalent looking PGNs on NMEA2000. It is a Class B device with SOTDMA. It is also one of the cheaper and more popular devices, but I have anecdata that it is unreliable.
+[[maiana|Maiana]] is an Open Source AIS Transponder.
+OpenCPN will now decode weather data sent over AIS binary messages: [[https://www.cruisersforum.com/forums/f134/question-what-is-this-ais-target-282096.html#post3851100|see here]].
+====== RF ======
+Tune aerials to 162 MHz.
+  * Channel A 161.975 MHz (87B)
+  * Channel B 162.025 MHz (88B)
-[[https://github.com/peterantypas/maiana|MAIANA]] is an Open Source AIS Transponder.
-It looks like it implements parsing of some binary message types:
-https://github.com/peterantypas/maiana/blob/964de69df07e6454a91e5bbc8ebb3808d32f69e9/latest/Firmware/NMEA2000Adapter/ais/ais6.cpp#L4
 ===== VDES - VHF Data Exchange System =====