The GPS-50-2 generates a speed signal from GPS data for use with a compatible electronic speedometer. Accelerometer input and predictive software compensate for conditions where GPS reception typically struggles, such as overpasses, tunnels, heavy tree cover, and large buildings, while an integrated omni-directional antenna simplifies installation.
Specifications:
- Function: GPS-based speed signal interface
- Update rate: 10 times per second
- Antenna: integrated, omni-directional
- Output signal: user-selectable 4K, 8K, or 16K pulse-per-mile
- Signal type: user-selectable sine wave or square wave
- Compatible instrument systems: Dakota Digital RTX, HDX, VHX, and VFD3 systems with a black plastic control module, plus other aftermarket electronic speedometers
- Size: 4-3/4 in x 2-3/4 in x 1 in
- Warranty: 2-year
- Part Number: GPS-50-2
FAQ
How does the Dakota Digital GPS-50-2 maintain accuracy in GPS-weak areas?
It combines accelerometer input with predictive software to compensate for signal loss under overpasses, in tunnels, under heavy tree cover, and near large buildings.
What output options does the GPS-50-2 offer?
A user-selectable 4K, 8K, or 16K pulse-per-mile output, in either sine wave or square wave signal type.
Which instrument systems work with the GPS-50-2?
Dakota Digital RTX, HDX, VHX, and VFD3 systems with a black plastic control module, as well as other aftermarket electronic speedometers.
How often does the GPS-50-2 update speed data?
10 times per second.
