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Title: Brookhouse MUX
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May 31, 2008 18:00
Does anyone have experience with the Brookhouse mux? It appears to solve the problems I posed in my post titled "Switching between NMEA talkers". Specifically, does the Brookhouse unit function without the computer in place, and, do they interface well with the Macs when it comes time to program them? Thanks for any help.
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May 31, 2008 20:14
Some GPSNavX customers have reported using the Brookhouse multiplexer with success. It is compatible with the "Prolific" driver which is linked in the Help - "Connecting to a GPS" section.

Scott Dillon
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