SeaTalk NG / DeviceNet 1-meter cable (Male)
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Technical specifications
Technical specifications
| Connector type | SeaTalkng (female) / DeviceNet (male) |
| Cable type | Adapter cable |
| Cable length | 1.0 |
| Compatible network | SeaTalkng, NMEA 2000 |
| Wired network | SeaTalkng,NMEA 2000 |
| Operating voltage | 9-16 V DC (nominal 12 V DC) |
| Certifications | CE, NMEA 2000 |
| Product type | Adapter cable |
| Compatible models | Raymarine SeaTalkng devices (e.g., ST70, Axiom), NMEA 2000 devices |
Detailed description
Detailed description
Designed for connectivity in marine navigation systems, the 1-meter SeaTalk NG / DeviceNet (Male) Raymarine A06076 cable is an essential adapter for integrating various onboard equipment. This cable facilitates the connection between a Raymarine SeaTalkng network and NMEA2000-compatible devices using a male DeviceNet connection. The Raymarine SeaTalkng range is a proprietary interconnect bus, structured around a main backbone and spur cables to connect individual products.
Network Integration and Compatibility
This adapter cable allows NMEA2000 products to connect to a SeaTalkng network, thereby extending the capabilities of your navigation system. The specificity of this model lies in its male DeviceNet termination, making it compatible with a wide range of third-party sensors and displays. Unlike blue SeaTalkng backbone cables or white spur cables, adapter cables such as the A06076 are crucial for heterogeneous connectivity, enabling, for example, the integration of a generic NMEA2000 sensor with a Raymarine ST70 or Axiom display via the SeaTalkng network without requiring a complex gateway.
Design and Installation of the A06076 Cable
With a length of 1 meter, the A06076 cable provides flexibility for installations where devices are relatively close. Raymarine uses small-diameter connectors to simplify installation and employs a color-coding system to reduce connection errors. This cable connects as a "spur" within the SeaTalkng network while providing DeviceNet/NMEA2000 compatibility. It is important to note that to ensure correct data transmission, a SeaTalkng system must be terminated at each end of the backbone with dedicated terminators—a fundamental principle for network stability, whether purely SeaTalkng or integrating NMEA2000 elements via adapters.
Expert opinion
Expert opinion
Pol CONIN
Digital Manager
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