Kabel 1 metr SeaTalk NG F / DeviceNet (NMEA 2000) F)

This Raymarine A06075 1-meter adapter cable is designed to directly connect Raymarine equipment using the proprietary SeaTalkng bus to standard industry NMEA 2000 networks (also called DeviceNet). It enables essential interoperability for mixed marine electronic architectures, facilitating the integration of NMEA 2000 devices into an existing SeaTalkng network.

The length of this Raymarine A06075 adapter cable is 1 meter.

Yes, this adapter cable is specifically designed to connect NMEA 2000-compliant products to an existing SeaTalkng network. It enables the addition of NMEA 2000 sensors or displays to your Raymarine marine electronics setup, allowing direct communication between the two systems.

No, this adapter cable is designed for interconnection between SeaTalkng and NMEA 2000 systems. SeaTalk(1) systems are different proprietary buses and require specific products (such as certain ST70 instruments) to bridge to SeaTalkng via appropriate adapter cables, but not directly with this A06075 cable.

This cable is an adapter with female connectors for SeaTalkng and female connectors for DeviceNet (NMEA 2000). It uses small-diameter connectors to facilitate installation.

This cable is a spur or adapter to connect a device to the network. Terminators are essential and must be installed at both ends of the SeaTalkng backbone to ensure proper data transmission. The adapter itself does not replace the backbone terminators.

SeaTalkng is a proprietary interconnect bus developed by Raymarine, based on a backbone and drop architecture, designed to simplify connectivity between their products.

NMEA 2000, also known as DeviceNet in some contexts, is an open industrial standard for communication between marine electronic instruments, enabling interoperability between equipment from different manufacturers.

This A06075 adapter cable bridges these two standards.

Yes, the SeaTalkng system, like NMEA 2000, is designed to carry both data and power over the backbone. When a NMEA 2000 device is connected to a properly powered SeaTalkng network via this adapter, it will receive the required power from the network, provided the total system load does not exceed the permitted power limits.