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The NoLand Engineering C-port software is a Windows-based application which displays vessel/engine data from the VS52 or VS52U multiplexer/monitor onto a simulated dashboard. The VS52 multiplexer/monitor unit uses a DB9 computer interface, while the VS52U has a USB computer interface. The designation "VS52(U)" refers to both units.

The simulated dashboard consists of two alarms, five gauges, and two dials to display the received data. These components can be customized to meet specific needs.

C-port has a built in Data Window for displaying data coming from the VS52(U). The Data Window display appends to the bottom of the “Simulated Dash Panel”.

You will need to configure C-port to meet your specific needs. Therefore, C-port comes with various property setup windows, as shown above.

The Display Setup window, shown on above left, is responsible for setting up how the simulated dash will look. This includes:

  • Set the ranges of your gauges & dials.
  • Sets visibility of gauges, dials, and alarms on your dashpanel display.
  • Determine the tic mark color scheme of dials and gauges.
  • Configure alarms’ color schemes to match your specific use.
  • Determine whether alarm duration timers are present or not.
  • Change the dashpanel’s background color.
Each gauge,dial and alarm has a Properties Setup window, as shown above right. Each Properties Setup window has an attached Help button to assist with setup. Both Display Setup window and Properties Setup windows user settings will be saved into a configuration file.

            

The C-port software also includes the means to record and playback the displayed data. The log files are text-based, comma-delimited files which can be viewed by any text viewer or imported into a spreadsheet, such as Excel.

When C-port is recording incoming data, a recorder-control box will appear in the center of the “Simulated Dash Panel”, as shown above left. From this box, you will be able to contol pausing the recording process and ending it. When C-port is playing back previously saved data, a small playback control box will appear in the center of the “Simulated Dash Panel”, as shown above right. It contains fast forward, pause, reverse, and speedup controls.

Vessel/Engine Monitor Demo(.zip) full version without COM support

 


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