BS EN 61162-1:1996 - Maritime navigation and radiocommunication equipment and systems. Digital interfaces - Single talker and multiple listeners
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BS EN 61162-1:1996 is a British and European standard that specifies the requirements for the transmission of digital data between maritime electronic devices. However, I must reiterate that my knowledge cutoff is in September 2021, and I may not have access to the latest updates or revisions to this standard.
BS EN 61162-1:1996 is part of the IEC 61162 series, which deals with the communication and interfacing of maritime navigation and radiocommunication equipment. This particular standard focuses on the physical and data-link layer aspects of the communication protocol used in the maritime industry.
The standard defines a binary data transmission protocol that enables reliable and efficient communication between different maritime devices, such as navigational equipment, radar systems, gyrocompasses, autopilots, and other relevant instruments. It specifies the electrical and mechanical characteristics of the data interface and the data format for transmission.
It is important to note that standards can be revised and updated over time. Therefore, it is recommended to consult the latest edition or relevant authorities to ensure you have the most up-to-date information on the specific standard you are interested in, such as BS EN 61162-1.
Codes; Marine instruments; Data transmission methods; Data layout; Multiple; Data codes; Definitions; Navigation; Transmitters; Single; Messages; Digital circuits; Communication procedures; Marine navigation; Radiocommunication; Communication equipment; Data transmission; Coding (data conversion); Receivers; Radionavigation; Water transport engineering; Radio equipment; Digital signals; Interfaces (data processing); Telecommunication systems
