NMEA 2000
CAN-based marine data networking. Integration requires network-specific transport, messages, physical-layer design and conformance assessment.
Marine connectivity / Engineering foundations
Marine networks, serial instruments, wireless links and IP services each solve different problems. The BlueCoral roadmap is organized around explicit interface boundaries and practical interoperability.
01 / Core technologies
CAN-based marine data networking. Integration requires network-specific transport, messages, physical-layer design and conformance assessment.
Widely used serial marine navigation sentences. Physical interfaces, baud rates, talker/listener topology and application framing are device-specific.
SeaCOM Bluetooth products prioritize a cost-conscious, long-range design for onboard data access. Final radio performance, transport profiles and receiving-platform compatibility require engineering qualification.
IP networking for marine data distribution to navigation workstations, onboard services and gateway consumers.
A modern marine data model and server ecosystem targeted for selected onboard gateway architectures.
Potential interworking with selected Raymarine / SeaTalk environments, requiring the proper adapter and protocol implementation.
02 / Platform architecture
03 / Engineering roadmap
Power, ESD, protection, isolation, wiring and EMC.
Frame/sentence handling, mapping and error conditions.
Target software, OS, wireless transport and vessel configurations.
Environmental, regulatory and product-specific standards.
Discuss vessel networks, onboard software and your expected interfaces with BlueCoral Technologies.