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HS60 GPS Compass NMEA2000

000-12308-001
Solid-state GPS compass giving heading to around 2 degrees RMS plus position, rate of turn, heave, pitch and roll. NMEA 2000 output with optional NMEA 0183.

Description

The Simrad HS60 is a solid-state GPS compass that provides a reliable heading reference along with position, rate of turn, heave, pitch and roll. It pairs a high-speed 10 Hz SBAS-compatible GPS receiver with integrated gyro and tilt sensors to calculate heading to an accuracy of around 2 degrees RMS, with no moving parts and no magnetic interference to contend with.

Should the GPS signal be briefly interrupted, the onboard gyro and tilt sensors keep supplying an accurate heading for up to three minutes, so radar overlay and autopilot steering remain stable. SBAS support (WAAS, EGNOS, MSAS and GAGAN) delivers positional accuracy of up to 1 m RMS. Output is over NMEA 2000, with optional NMEA 0183 connectivity for older systems.

PRODUCT DETAILS

  • Solid-state GPS compass with heading accuracy around 2 degrees RMS
  • 10 Hz SBAS-compatible GPS receiver (WAAS, EGNOS, MSAS, GAGAN)
  • Integrated gyro and tilt sensors for heave, pitch and roll
  • Maintains heading for up to three minutes during GPS dropout
  • Heading source for radar overlay and autopilot
  • NMEA 2000 output with optional NMEA 0183 connectivity

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Connectivity

NetworkNMEA 2000 (optional NMEA 0183)

Performance

Heading accuracyAbout 2 degrees RMS
GPS update rate10 Hz
SBAS supportWAAS, EGNOS, MSAS, GAGAN
Positioning accuracyUp to 1 m RMS (95%) with SBAS
OutputsHeading, rate of turn, heave, pitch, roll, position
Heading hold on GPS lossUp to 3 minutes

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How accurate is the HS60 heading?
The HS60 calculates heading to an accuracy of around 2 degrees RMS using its GPS receiver combined with integrated gyro and tilt sensors.
What happens if the GPS signal is lost?
If the GPS signal is briefly interrupted, the onboard gyro and tilt sensors continue to provide an accurate heading for up to three minutes, keeping radar overlay and autopilot steering stable.
Does the HS60 output pitch and roll?
Yes. As well as heading and position, the HS60 outputs rate of turn, heave, pitch and roll over NMEA 2000.
Can the HS60 connect to NMEA 0183 equipment?
The HS60 outputs over NMEA 2000 as standard and also supports optional NMEA 0183 connectivity for integration with older equipment.