Connecting Raymarine Electronics Using the SeaTalk Network with Tim Charody

[@Peter-ff7hd]

Mooi verhaal mocht je een Raymarine AIS700 willen kopen, niet doen want die heeft seriematige problemen met de voeding en aarde. Intregreren in het STng systeem is fantastisch maar de betrouwbaarheid laat te wensen over. Je mag voor een apparaat wat tegenwoordig €1200 kost wel verwachten dat het langer mee gaat dan 3 jaar. Niet betrouwbaar dus. En dan €700 rekenen voor een reparatie vind ik nu niet zo netjes. Een oplossing is om een 12volt naar USB3.0 (5volt) en een USB kabel aansluiten op de USB aansluiting van de Raymarine AIS700.

[@RaymarineInc]

I am sorry to hear you experienced trouble with your AIS700. If I can help, please feel free to contact me via email at [e-mail] and I can get our technical team in touch.

[@ejdd3442]

i have a EV100 autopilot on seatalkng and a separate network switch HS5 that connects my Radar, AIS and Axiom. I want to connect by EV100 to the HS5 so I can see my autopilot on the Axiom. Is this possible. I spent endless hours searching Seatalkng to Raynet to no avail. Any Ideas?

[@RaymarineInc]

Your Axiom screen should be plugged into both the RayNet high speed network as well as the SeaTalk NG network. Run a cable between Axiom's Network port and one of the empty ports on your HS5 network switch. You'll also connect your radar to the HS5 network switch. There are 2 legs on the Axiom's power cable. One leg provides power to the unit. The other has a 5-pin, threaded DeviceNet NMEA 2000 data connector. In the kit with your Axiom was a DeviceNet to SeaTalk NG adapter cable with a white connector on the end. Attach this adapter and plug it into any empty white port on the SeaTalk NG network. This will allow Axiom to see and control your autopilot, get data from your AIS, and share information with other network instruments. The RayNet network is Ethernet-based and carries high-speed, high-bandwidth information like radar, sonar and camera feeds. This network also allows multiple Axioms to share a single map card. The SeaTalk NG or NMEA 2000 network carries low-bandwidth navigation and status information like GPS position, course, speed, depth, wind, heading, AIS, engine parameters and similar.

[@romeowhiskey1146]

get A HAIRCUT!!!! Then install the Raymarine stuff!

[@RaymarineInc]

Electronics videos sponsored by Supercuts and Raymarine. Could it be a match??

[@jkutyna]

Hair is just fine.