NavMon PC is a free program that displays your NMEA instrument data as numbers, dials or as a graph, and also shares the data with other programs by creating a virtual COM port. As well as being useful in its own right, it is also free!

We were recently introduced to NavMon by one of our loggers, and found that it can be used to log NMEA data for TeamSurv.

See here for how to configure NavMon to log data for TeamSurv.

The latest release of PC Plotter, V6, has now added built-in support for TeamSurv logging. This makes very easy for PC Plotter users to log data for TeamSurv.

PC Plotter home page

How to configure PC Plotter for TeamSurv

There is a new release of SmartLog available, that overrides the December 2011 expiry date of the previous release, and fixes a few bugs.

Even f you use a hardware logger, it is worth using SmartLog for data uploads, as it is faster and more reliable than the web site.

Yachting Monthly have carried out a long term gear test on TeamSurv, available in their February issue. Graham Snook was actually our first signed up logger, and he logged data for us on his cruise up to Scotland that you may have read about in YM.

NavMon PC is a free program that displays your NMEA instrument data as numbers, dials or as a graph, and also shares the data with other programs by creating a virtual COM port. As well as being useful in its own right, it is also free!

We were recently introduced to NavMon by one of our loggers, and found that it can be used to log NMEA data for TeamSurv.

See here for how to configure NavMon to log data for TeamSurv.

The latest release of PC Plotter, V6, has now added built-in support for TeamSurv logging. This makes very easy for PC Plotter users to log data for TeamSurv.

PC Plotter home page

How to configure PC Plotter for TeamSurv

There is a new release of SmartLog available, that overrides the December 2011 expiry date of the previous release, and fixes a few bugs.

Even f you use a hardware logger, it is worth using SmartLog for data uploads, as it is faster and more reliable than the web site.

Yachting Monthly have carried out a long term gear test on TeamSurv, available in their February issue. Graham Snook was actually our first signed up logger, and he logged data for us on his cruise up to Scotland that you may have read about in YM.