Cable 1 meter SeaTalk NG F / DeviceNet (NMEA 2000) F)

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Raymarine

A06075

Cable 1 meter SeaTalk NG F / DeviceNet (NMEA 2000) F)

The Raymarine A06075 1-meter adapter cable directly connects Raymarine’s proprietary SeaTalkng networks to NMEA 2000 (DeviceNet) equipment. Essential for integrating hybrid marine electronic systems, it ensures physical compatibility and reliable data transmission. This cable provides a simple and effective extension solution for existing architectures. The A06075 cable is supplied alone.

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Technical specifications

Connector type	SeaTalkng Female, DeviceNet (NMEA 2000) Female
Cable type	Adapter cable
Cable length	1.0
Compatible network	SeaTalkng, NMEA 2000
Wired network	SeaTalkng,NMEA 2000
Operating voltage	12 V
Operating temperature	-20°C to +70°C
Storage temperature	-30°C to +80°C
Certifications	CE, NMEA 2000
Product type	Wiring accessory
Compatible models	Raymarine SeaTalkng devices, NMEA 2000 devices

Detailed description

Designed for system integration, the Raymarine A06075 1-meter SeaTalkng to DeviceNet (NMEA 2000) cable bridges Raymarine devices using the proprietary SeaTalkng bus and standard NMEA 2000 networks. This adapter cable enables essential interoperability for mixed marine electronic architectures, eliminating the need for complex gateways to directly connect devices.

Marine Network Interoperability and Connectivity

Raymarine’s SeaTalkng system, an interconnection bus based on a backbone and spur architecture, is designed for simplified connectivity. While specific products like the ST70 instruments can bridge to the legacy SeaTalk(1), this A06075 cable provides a direct path for NMEA 2000-compliant devices. It differs from backbone (blue) or spur (white) cables by acting as an adapter, allowing NMEA 2000 sensors or displays to be added to an existing SeaTalkng network. The documentation explicitly states that adapter cables are available to connect NMEA 2000 products.

Simplified Integration and Installation

Installing the A06075 cable follows Raymarine’s general guidelines for SeaTalkng networks, which emphasize proper terminations at backbone ends. Its design with small-diameter connectors and color coding (though this specific cable is an adapter, the SeaTalkng system uses blue for the backbone and white for spurs) minimizes connection errors. Compared to solutions requiring costlier protocol converters, this cable offers a plug-and-play solution for physically integrating NMEA 2000 devices, such as those from Garmin or B&G, into a primary Raymarine SeaTalkng environment. It is critical to note that this cable ensures both physical connection and data compatibility where the two protocols share common PGNs (Parameter Group Numbers), optimizing system expansion without added expense.

Documentation

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	EN - Manuel d'utilisation - Câble 1 mètre SeaTalk NG F / DeviceNet (NMEA 2000) F)

Expert opinion

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« Raymarine A06075 adapter cable: Essential SeaTalkng to NMEA 2000 integration »

The Raymarine A06075 adapter cable is a key component for marine engineers or recreational sailors looking to build a hybrid electronic system. It addresses the common issue of interconnecting Raymarine's proprietary SeaTalkng ecosystem with the open NMEA 2000 standard, which dominates the sensor and instrument market. Its utility lies in its ability to bridge two worlds, allowing, for example, the addition of a third-party NMEA 2000 sensor (depth sounder, anemometer) to a Raymarine SeaTalkng multifunction display, or vice versa, without requiring a complex and costly gateway for each device. It is the most direct solution for expanding an existing network with new equipment.

In terms of installation, this 1-meter cable is designed for simplicity. It plugs directly into a free port on the SeaTalkng network (via a T-connector or junction block) and into the DeviceNet port of an NMEA 2000 device. The key is to ensure that the NMEA 2000 network is properly powered and terminated, as this cable does not provide power or termination. It is a pure data link. This type of cable is particularly suitable for installations where minimizing failure points and the complexity of active converters is desired, for short distances between the two types of networks. It is ideal for a helm console where equipment is close together.

It is important to understand that this cable is a physical adapter. It does not resolve data incompatibility issues between specific PGNs that may exist between certain SeaTalkng and NMEA 2000 devices. For deeper protocol conversions or advanced diagnostics, dedicated gateways such as Actisense NMEA 2000 Gateway or other more sophisticated Raymarine interfaces would be required. This cable is a targeted and cost-effective solution for direct and seamless integration where data protocols are naturally compatible.

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Cable 1 meter SeaTalk NG F / DeviceNet (NMEA 2000) F)

54,41€

54,41€ ~~60,00€~~

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is the Raymarine A06075 cable used for?

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

What is the length of this SeaTalkng to NMEA 2000 adapter cable?

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

Does this cable allow connecting any NMEA 2000 device to a SeaTalkng network?

Yes, this adapter cable is specifically designed to connect products compliant with the NMEA 2000 standard 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.

Is this cable compatible with older Raymarine SeaTalk(1) 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.

What types of connectors does this cable have?

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

Do I need to use terminators with this adapter cable?

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.

What is the difference between SeaTalkng and NMEA 2000?

SeaTalkng is a proprietary interconnection 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 industry standard for communication between marine electronic instruments, enabling interoperability between equipment from different manufacturers.

This A06075 adapter cable bridges these two standards.

Can this cable power NMEA 2000 devices connected to the SeaTalkng network?

Yes, the SeaTalkng system, like NMEA 2000, is designed to carry both data and electrical power over the backbone. When an 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.