Displays get the attention, but the processor is the job that unlocks them. A+T’s ATP1 is built as a stand-alone replacement for B&G H2000, H3000 and H5000 processors, using the sensor wiring that already lands at the old CPU.
What the swap looks like
- ATP1 houses the processor, a speed, sea temperature and 170 kHz depth board, and a wind board. One extra card fits in the case. Further interface boxes join over Ethernet.
- Navigation runs at 50 Hz, upgradeable to 100 Hz, with heel, trim and barometric sensors in the unit.
- Backbone keeps Fastnet for existing B&G sensors, plus NMEA 2000 and NMEA 0183, so the yacht does not have to move every display on day one.
- Then the panels. QBD7 and HFD5 are the colour displays that follow once the processor is stable.
Approved dealers see one NZD price on the shop, converted from the UK list. Browse A+T or talk to GMTS for a processor-first bill of materials.
Related: QBD7 display. HFD5 after the H5000 graphic.
