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IPaNema reads any NMEA data from one of the serial ports (Com1-15) and delivers the NMEA data to any user selectable port and IP address using the UDP protocol acting as UDP server. It can also act as an UDP client, receiving NMEA sentences wrapped in UDP packets and outputs these to a serial communications port (Com1-15).

It can also act as an UDP client, receiving NMEA sentences wrapped in UDP packets and outputs these to a serial communications port. The communication messages are displayed on the program's interface if you enable the monitor.

IPaNema can be used to make received NMEA data (like GPS streams) available to any or all clients on an IP network, either wired or wireless using 802.11.

Because it can be used both as server or client it gives the user much flexibility in situations were NMEA data must be transmitted over IP networks.

All NMEA sentences received can be monitored while they pass along.

IPaNema can be used to make received NMEA data (like GPS streams) available to any or all clients on an IP network, either wired or wireless using 802.11. Because it can be used both as server or client it gives the user much flexibility in situations were NMEA data must be transmitted over IP networks.

Even more flexibility can be obtained when our NMEA simulators NemaTalker or NemaStudio are used as UDP server, acting as NMEA talker over an IP network! Note also that several UDP clients can receive the NMEA data simultaneously so that NMEA data can be distributed to several locations in the network.

The program is freeware and may be distributed freely. No user license is required. If you have any comments, remarks or suggestions for improvement or new functionality please let us know.