Kabel SeaTalk NG na SeaTalk2

This adapter cable is designed to connect Raymarine equipment using the proprietary SeaTalk2 protocol to a SeaTalkng network. It enables integration of older but still functional devices into a modern SeaTalkng network architecture, ensuring compatibility and extending the lifespan of your existing equipment.

The A06048 cable is specifically designed to connect Raymarine products equipped with a SeaTalk2 interface. This typically includes certain older navigation instruments, multifunction displays, or autopilots from the Raymarine brand that use this proprietary protocol.

The A06048 cable integrates into your SeaTalkng network by connecting to an available spur port. This is typically done via a SeaTalkng T-connector or a 5-way splitter. The other end of the cable connects directly to the SeaTalk2 port of your Raymarine device.

Yes, it is imperative to use terminators at both ends of the SeaTalkng backbone to ensure correct data transmission and proper system operation. The A06048 cable itself is a spur and does not require terminators at its ends, but the backbone it connects to does.

These terms refer to proprietary communication protocols developed by Raymarine for the interconnection of marine equipment:

SeaTalk (or SeaTalk(1)): Raymarine's oldest protocol, often used for first-generation instruments and autopilots. SeaTalk2: An evolution of SeaTalk(1), offering increased data capacity and improved communication speeds, used for mid-generation instruments and autopilots. SeaTalkng (Next Generation): Raymarine's current protocol, based on the NMEA2000 standard, providing a more robust network architecture with a backbone and branches, and better interoperability. The A06048 cable is specifically designed to connect SeaTalk2 devices to a SeaTalkng network.

SeaTalkng cables and connectors use color coding to simplify installation and prevent wiring errors:

Backbone cables are blue. Spur cables, such as the A06048 cable, are white. Power cables are identifiable by a red stripe.

No, the Raymarine A06048 cable is specifically designed to adapt devices using the proprietary SeaTalk2 protocol to the SeaTalkng network. To connect NMEA2000 devices to a SeaTalkng network, specific NMEA2000 to SeaTalkng adapter cables are required, but the A06048 is not designed for this function.