Garmin Marine Network Adapter Cables, RJ45 (Female) to BlueNet (Female) - Garmin

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010-12531-11

RJ45 femella í bláa nettengi kvenkyns í bláa nettengi kvenkyns

Ce câble adaptateur Garmin 010-12531-11 assure la compatibilité entre les appareils dotés d'un connecteur BlueNet et les systèmes utilisant le Legacy Garmin Marine Network avec RJ45. Il est conçu pour une intégration directe de certains périphériques comme les caméras IP ou les stéréos Fusion PartyBus™ sur des réseaux hybrides. La gamme BlueNet est une évolution récente de Garmin, offrant des performances réseau améliorées et une connectique marine compacte et robuste, contrairement aux anciens connecteurs RJ45.

Inclus : 1x câble adaptateur réseau Garmin Marine RJ45 femelle vers BlueNet femelle.

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Technical specifications

Fjöldi leiðara	8.0
Litur	Noir
Skjöldun	Blindé
Tegund straums	DC
Efni leiðara	Cuivre étamé
Vottanir	CE
Útlit leiðara	Étamé
Tegund keflis	Adaptateur
Lengd rafleiðara	0.15
Samhæft net	Garmin BlueNet, Garmin Marine Network
Forgert tenglar	Oui
Notkun rafleiðis	Interconnexion réseau
Hitastig við notkun	-15 à 70 °C
Hitastig við geymslu	-25 à 85 °C
Tegund tengils	RJ45 femelle vers BlueNet femelle
Bluenet Connector Size	Compact, similaire NMEA 2000
Cable Type Distinction	Les câbles BlueNet ne sont pas interchangeables avec les câbles NMEA 2000
Vottanir	CE
Samhæfð módel	GPSMAP 9000, Garmin BlueNet 20, Garmin BlueNet 30
Data Transfer Rate	1000
Ip Camera Support	Oui
IP-stig	IPX7
Legacy Gmn Connector Design	RJ45 standard avec grands colliers de verrouillage
Hæfni fyrir sjávarumhverfi	Conçu pour l'environnement marin
Network Gateway Limit	Un seul Garmin BlueNet 30 gateway par réseau
Network Gateway Requirement	Garmin BlueNet 30 gateway requis pour l'intégration Legacy GMN
Virkjunarspenna	12-24
Gerð	Adaptateur réseau
Twisted Pair Count	4
Wake On Lan Support	Oui
Fasttengt net	Ethernet

Detailed description

Hannaður til að auðvelda tengingu kerfa, gerir netkabillinn Garmin RJ45 femella í bláa nettengi kvenkyns (010-12531-11) kleift að tengja Garmin-tæki með BlueNet tengi við kerfi sem nota gamla Garmin Marine Network. Þessi tengill er nauðsynlegur fyrir blandaðar uppsetningar og tryggir samhæfni milli eldri og nýrri Garmin BlueNet tækni.

Samþætting BlueNet og gamla Garmin Marine Network

Garmin BlueNet er framför af Garmin Marine Network með hraða allt að 1 Gbps og vatnsþéttum tengjum sem eru líklega stærðum við NMEA 2000 tengi. Gamla Garmin Marine Network notar hins vegar staðlað RJ45 tengi sem eru minna hentug fyrir sjávarumhverfi og krefjast stórra lásahringa. Þessi tengill 010-12531-11 er sérhannaður til að yfirbyggja þessa mismunandi tengifræði og tryggir beina tengingu milli beggja gerða af tengjum.

Notkunarsvið og samhæfni

Þessi tengill er sérlega gagnlegur til að tengja Garmin BlueNet tæki eins og OnDeck GTB 10 miðstöðvar, Fusion PartyBus™ hljóðkerfi eða IP-myndavélar beint við gamla Garmin Marine Network án þess að þurfa Garmin BlueNet 30 gateway. Hins vegar er mikilvægt að hafa í huga að fyrir flest önnur gamla Garmin Marine Network tæki er Garmin BlueNet 30 gateway nauðsynleg fyrir fullkomna samþættingu við BlueNet. Kabillinn veitir aðeins efnislegu umbreytingu frá RJ45 kvenkyns tengi í BlueNet tengi kvenkyns með hönnun sem tryggir áreiðanlega tengingu í sjávarumhverfi.

Documentation

Type	Nom
	Reference technique - Référence technique pour la technologie réseau Garmin BlueNet (EN)

Expert review

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« Garmin network adaptation: when RJ45 meets BlueNet »

Integrating marine electronic systems is a major concern for recreational boaters and professionals. The Garmin female RJ45 to female BlueNet adapter cable (010-12531-11) addresses a specific need in hybrid network configurations. While Garmin's BlueNet network has gained traction with its improved performance and connectors better suited to the marine environment, many vessels still operate equipment based on the Legacy Garmin Marine Network and its RJ45 interfaces.

This adapter cable (010-12531-11) is a physical connectivity converter. Its purpose is to enable direct connection of a device with a BlueNet port to an RJ45 port on a Legacy device. It does not replace the need for a BlueNet 30 gateway for network integration of most Legacy Garmin Marine Network devices, including specific peripherals such as IP cameras, Fusion PartyBus™ stereos, or the OnDeck GTB 10 hub. For other Legacy Garmin Marine Network devices, the BlueNet 30 gateway remains an essential component for full interoperability. Installation is straightforward, akin to a "plug & play" setup, but it is critical to correctly identify port types and network requirements to avoid communication issues. Confusing a simple connector adapter with a network gateway is a common mistake that can lead to degraded network performance or a complete lack of communication. Therefore, it is essential to verify the specific compatibility of each device before purchasing.

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RJ45 femella í bláa nettengi kvenkyns í bláa nettengi kvenkyns

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Frequently asked questions

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What is the Garmin adapter cable 010-12531-11?

The Garmin network adapter cable 010-12531-11 is a component designed to facilitate system integration by allowing Garmin devices equipped with a BlueNet connector to connect to systems using Garmin's older marine network, known as Legacy Garmin Marine Network. It ensures compatibility between existing network technologies and Garmin BlueNet innovations.

What is the specific purpose of this RJ45 female to BlueNet female adapter?

This adapter is specifically designed to bridge the physical connection difference between the Garmin BlueNet network, which uses compact and waterproof connectors, and the Legacy Garmin Marine Network, which uses standard RJ45 connectors. It provides a direct link between the female RJ45 ports of Legacy devices and the female BlueNet ports of BlueNet devices or cables.

What are the connector specifications for this adapter?

This adapter features a female RJ45 connector and a female BlueNet connector. The RJ45 connector is the standard type used by the legacy Garmin Marine Network, while the BlueNet connector is a compact, waterproof connector, similar in size to an NMEA 2000 connector, designed for marine environments.

What is the main difference between the Garmin BlueNet network and the Legacy Garmin Marine Network?

The main differences lie in connection speed, cabling type, and connectors:

The Garmin BlueNet offers connection speeds up to 1 Gbps and uses compact, water-resistant connectors with 4-pair twisted cable combining data and Wake on Lan (WoL) functionality. The Legacy Garmin Marine Network uses standard RJ45 connectors, less suited to marine environments and requiring large locking clamps, with 2-pair twisted cable for data and 2 pairs for power functionality.

Why are Garmin BlueNet connectors preferable to traditional RJ45 connectors in a marine environment?

Garmin BlueNet connectors are specifically designed for marine environments. They are compact, water-resistant, and simplify routing and connection maintenance. In contrast, standard RJ45 connectors, while an industrial standard, are less suited to marine use and require large waterproof locking clamps for adequate protection.

Is the 010-12531-11 adapter cable waterproof?

The adapter itself is designed to facilitate connections between systems. BlueNet connectors are inherently water-resistant and compact, suitable for the marine environment. However, the standard RJ45 connector, used by the Legacy Garmin Marine Network, typically requires locking collars for adequate water protection. It is important to ensure the overall installation is well protected.

Is this adapter cable bidirectional or does it have a specific connection direction?

The adapter is designed to establish a physical link between the two connector types (female RJ45 and female BlueNet). It is not an active device that processes the signal in a specific direction, but rather a connectivity adapter. The logical connection direction will depend on the devices you wish to interconnect (for example, a BlueNet device to a Legacy network via this adapter).

Which Garmin devices is this adapter compatible with?

This adapter is compatible with Garmin devices featuring a BlueNet port (such as certain OnDeck GTB 10 hubs, Fusion PartyBus™ compatible stereos, or IP cameras) and Legacy Garmin Marine Network systems or cables using standard RJ45 connectors. It bridges these two types of connectors.

Can I directly connect a Legacy Garmin Marine Network device to a BlueNet chartplotter without this adapter?

No, a Legacy Garmin Marine Network device cannot be directly connected to a Garmin BlueNet chartplotter or a Garmin BlueNet 20 switch; this would result in poor network performance. To connect Legacy devices to a BlueNet network, you must use a Garmin BlueNet 30 gateway. The 010-12531-11 adapter handles the physical cable conversion, but the BlueNet 30 gateway is required for network compatibility.

Is this adapter compatible with third-party IP cameras?

The adapter itself handles connector conversion. Garmin BlueNet devices are compatible with third-party devices, such as IP cameras, without requiring an isolation coupler from the Garmin Marine Network. If your IP camera uses an RJ45 connector and you wish to connect it to a BlueNet system via a Legacy cable, this adapter can be used for connector conversion, potentially in conjunction with a BlueNet 30 gateway for network integration.

Do I need a Garmin BlueNet 30 gateway in addition to this adapter?

Yes, if you want to connect Legacy Garmin Marine Network devices to a Garmin BlueNet network, a Garmin BlueNet 30 gateway is required. This adapter (010-12531-11) handles the physical conversion of connectors (RJ45 to BlueNet), while the BlueNet 30 gateway ensures compatibility and communication between the two network protocols.

Is this adapter compatible with Garmin BlueNet 20 or GMS 10 switches?

This adapter is a wiring converter. It can be used to connect cables or devices with RJ45 compatibility to cables or devices with BlueNet compatibility. If a GMS 10 (Legacy) switch needs to connect to a BlueNet network via a BlueNet 30 gateway, this adapter can be used for the physical link if the connectors do not match directly. Similarly, if a BlueNet device connects to a BlueNet 20 switch, this adapter can be used if the BlueNet device has an RJ45 output (which is unlikely for a native BlueNet device, but possible in specific integration scenarios). The adapter is a physical link.

Can I use this adapter to connect NMEA 2000 cables?

No, absolutely not. Although Garmin BlueNet connectors are similar in size to NMEA 2000 connectors, they are not identical and are not interchangeable. This adapter is specifically designed to convert between Garmin Legacy Marine Network RJ45 connectors and Garmin BlueNet connectors. It is not compatible with the NMEA 2000 network.

Which Garmin BlueNet devices may require this adapter to connect to a Legacy network?

This adapter is required to connect certain Garmin BlueNet devices, such as OnDeck GTB 10 hubs, Fusion PartyBus™ compatible stereos, or IP cameras, to systems using the Legacy Garmin Marine Network. It is essential for hybrid setups where BlueNet devices must interact with the older network via a connectivity conversion.

How to visually identify Garmin BlueNet and Legacy Garmin Marine Network ports on my devices?

You can identify the ports and connectors by examining them:

Garmin BlueNet ports are compact, similar in size to NMEA 2000 connectors, and may be entirely black on older devices or blue on newer ones. Legacy Garmin Marine Network ports use standard RJ45 connectors, which are larger and resemble common Ethernet network connectors, requiring large locking collars.

How to connect this adapter in a Legacy and BlueNet hybrid network?

For a hybrid network, the 010-12531-11 adapter will be used for converting the connection between a Legacy RJ45 cable and a BlueNet port (or vice versa, depending on the integration direction). It is crucial to note that a Garmin BlueNet 30 gateway is required for communication between Legacy devices and the BlueNet network. The adapter plugs into one of the ports on this gateway or on a compatible device to perform the physical cable transition.

Does a Garmin BlueNet chartplotter need to be used with this adapter in a BlueNet network?

Yes, you must include a Garmin BlueNet chartplotter, such as a GPSMAP 9000 series chartplotter, when creating a Garmin BlueNet network. The Garmin BlueNet 30 gateway, essential for communication between Legacy and BlueNet networks, is not required without a Garmin BlueNet chartplotter. The 010-12531-11 adapter is a physical component of this network.

Where should the adapter be placed in the connection chain of a network?

The adapter must be placed where a connector conversion is required between a Legacy Garmin Marine Network cable or device (RJ45) and a Garmin BlueNet cable or device. For example, it could be used to connect an RJ45 Legacy cable to a BlueNet port on a BlueNet 30 gateway, or to another BlueNet-compatible device if its input port is BlueNet type and the cable coming from the Legacy device is RJ45.

Are there specific considerations for installing this adapter in a marine environment?

Yes, although BlueNet connectors are water-resistant, the RJ45 connectors of the Legacy Garmin Marine Network require locking collars for adequate protection. It is essential to ensure all connections are properly secured and protected from moisture and corrosion, in line with best marine installation practices, to guarantee network reliability.

Can I connect multiple adapters of this type to my network?

You can use as many 010-12531-11 adapters as needed for individual wiring conversions between RJ45 cables and BlueNet ports. However, it is critical to follow Garmin’s network architecture rules, including using only one Garmin BlueNet 30 gateway per mixed network and proper connection practices for Legacy and BlueNet devices to the correct switches. The adapter is a port conversion tool, not an active network component.