i70s Multifunction Display

The Raymarine i70s display is equipped with a 4.1-inch color TFT LCD screen. Its resolution is 320 x 240 pixels, providing a clear and detailed display of navigation data.

Yes, the screen is designed for optimal readability even in direct sunlight. It features high brightness of 1200 cd/m² and multiple color palettes (day, night, inverted, red/black) to adapt to all lighting conditions.

The i70s display operates with a nominal voltage of 12V DC. The operating voltage range is from 9V DC to 16V DC. It connects to the SeaTalk NG network, which must be powered by a 5A fused 12V DC source.

The i70s display uses Raymarine's SeaTalk NG network. This network is fully compatible with the NMEA 2000 standard, allowing it to easily integrate with equipment from other brands that adhere to this standard.

The i70s is a multifunction display capable of showing a wide variety of data from network sensors, including:

Wind data (speed and angle, apparent and true)Speed (log and trip)DepthEngine data (RPM, temperature, etc.)AIS targetsTank level data (fuel, water)Navigation data (heading, position)

Yes, the i70s display is perfectly suited for outdoor installation, such as in a cockpit. It benefits from dual IPX6 and IPX7 waterproof certification, ensuring its protection against sea spray and temporary immersion.

Yes, it is possible to connect analog sensors (wind, log, depth sounder) to the i70s display using the Raymarine iTC-5 converter. This unit converts the analog sensor signals into digital data for the SeaTalk NG / NMEA 2000 network, which the i70s can then read and display.

The i70s display has very low power consumption. It consumes only 1.7 Watts, which corresponds to a current of 143 mA at 12V supply. This is a significant advantage for preserving battery life, especially on sailboats.

Yes, the i70s display can show surrounding AIS targets. To do this, an AIS receiver or transponder must be connected to the same SeaTalk NG / NMEA 2000 network as the display.

The i70s display has a single SeaTalk NG connector on the back. It connects via a spur cable to a free white connector on the main SeaTalk NG network backbone. This single cable provides both its power and data exchange.

Yes, the i70s interface is highly customizable. You can create your own "Favorites" pages by choosing the layout and data you want to display (e.g., wind and speed on the same page), for quick access to the information most important to you.

Yes, if your engine is equipped with an NMEA 2000 interface, the i70s display can receive and display various engine data such as RPM, coolant temperature, oil pressure, fuel consumption, etc.

The overall dimensions of the i70s display are 115 mm wide by 110 mm high. The cutout for flush mounting is a circle with a 90 mm diameter. The depth behind the bulkhead is approximately 30 mm.

Yes, the i70s display allows for the calibration of most sensors connected to the network. You can access the calibration menus to adjust offsets and settings for your depth, speed, wind, temperature, compass, and rudder reference sensors.

Yes, to ensure optimal operation, it is recommended to mount the i70s display:

Away from equipment that may cause electrical interference (motors, generators, radios). At least 1 meter from VHF radios and their cables. At a safe distance from any magnetic compass to avoid influencing it.

Yes, the i70s instrument display is the successor to the previous generation i70 displays. It offers a modernized design, a brighter screen, and an improved user interface while maintaining compatibility with the SeaTalk NG ecosystem.

Yes, the i70s instrument display features the "Shared Brightness" function. By creating a brightness group on the network, you can adjust the lighting intensity of all compatible displays (such as Axiom chartplotters or p70s autopilots) simultaneously from a single device.

The MDS (Multiple Data Sources) function is a Raymarine system that allows managing conflicts when there are multiple sensors of the same type on the network (e.g., two depth sounders or two GPS). From the i70s, you can manually choose the data source you wish to use as the reference.

The i70s is compatible with a wide range of SeaTalk NG / NMEA 2000 smart sensors. Among the most common are Tridata transducers like the DST810 (depth, speed, temperature) or dedicated sensors like the DT810 (depth, temperature). It is also compatible with older analog sensors via the iTC-5 converter.