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Subelement F
Other Equipment and Networks:
Section 43
Local Area Networks- NMEA-0183:
43F1
A typical PC program that is used widely for logging and troubleshooting NMEA 0183 data is:
A.
Excel
B.
Windows Explorer
Correct Answer
C.
HyperTerminal
D.
Microsoft Word
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43F2
what is the maximum signal voltage range that an NMEA-0183 unit must be capable of handling without damage?
A.
+/- 5 volts
B.
+/- 10 volts
C.
+/- 12 volts
Correct Answer
D.
+/-
15
volts
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43F3
The current and most recent version of NMEA 0183 uses what standard for data communications?
Correct Answer
A.
RS422
B.
RS485
C.
RS232
D.
ISO 11783
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43F4
What type of data communication is used for NMEA 0183.
A.
Parallel
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B.
Serial
C.
Can Bus
D.
Ethernet
43F4
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43F5
Which of the following statements about an NMEA -0183 system is correct?
A.
The cable shield must be grounded at both ends including the opto-isolators.
Correct Answer
B.
Opto-isolators must be used and the shield should be grounded to the
talker
chassis only.
C.
Opto-isolators must be used and the shield should be grounded to the listener chassis only.
D.
Version 2 devices use higher voltages than version 1 devices.
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43F6
An important difference between NMEA 0183 and NMEA 2000 is:
A.
Relay switched vs diode switch
B.
Low voltage vs high voltage
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C.
Single
talker
vs multi-talkers
D.
Data transfer vs video transfer
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