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SeaTalk
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connection overview
Use the supplied SeaTalk
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spur cable to connect the
GPS receiver to a SeaTalk
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backbone.
1. SeaTalk
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GPS receiver.
2. SeaTalk
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spur cable.
3. SeaTalk
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T-piece. You can also use a 5-way
connector block instead of a T-piece.
4. SeaTalk
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backbone.
Note: A terminator must be fitted at each end of the
SeaTalk
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backbone.
SeaTalk
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connection overview — long
cable runs
Use the optional SeaTalk
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inline terminator to connect
the GPS receiver's spur cable directly to the extreme
end of the SeaTalk
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backbone using the inline
terminator. This removes the need for a T-piece
connector and a separate terminator, making it easier
to achieve a long cable run.
1
2
1. SeaTalk
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D12021-2
2. SeaTalk
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3. SeaTalk
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4. SeaTalk
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NMEA 2000 connection overview
Use the optional SeaTalk
to connect the GPS receiver to a NMEA 2000 system.
1. SeaTalk
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1
2
GPS receiver.
spur cable.
inline terminator.
backbone.
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to DeviceNet adaptor cable
1
2
GPS receiver.
2. SeaTalk
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to DeviceNet adaptor cable (male or
female version as appropriate).
3. DeviceNet cable.
Power connection
The power for the GPS receiver is provided by the
SeaTalk
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system.
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• The SeaTalk
GPS receiver must be connected
to a SeaTalk
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backbone, via a SeaTalk
connector block, T-piece connector, or inline
terminator.
• The SeaTalk
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system requires only ONE 12 V power
source. This can be provided by:
– A battery.
– A Raymarine course computer, via a SeaTalk
D12022-2
system or a SeaTalk
If your vessel has a 24 V supply a suitable voltage
convertor is required.
• The power source must be protected by a 5 A fuse or
a circuit breaker providing equivalent protection.
• SeaTalk
ng
cables carry both data and power signals.
The power is supplied to the GPS receiver via the
spur cable.
• Refer to the SeaTalk
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more information on general SeaTalk
requirements.
GPS receiver mounting options
There are 3 different mounting options for the GPS
receiver.
• Pole mount.
• Flush mount.
• Rail mount.
Pole mounting the GPS receiver
D12023-2
Pole mounting requires a pole with a 1 inch 14 TPI
thread. The thread must not exceed 20 mm in length.
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5–way
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system.
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