Kabel Ethernet żółty 5-stykowy męski : RJ45 żeński 2 m

This Ethernet adapter cable is 2 meters (about 6.5 feet) long.

This cable is equipped with two different connectors:

A yellow 5-pin male connector, specific to Navico marine Ethernet networks. A female RJ45 connector, which is the standard Ethernet port found on computers and routers.

This cable acts as a bridge between your marine navigation network (Simrad, Lowrance, B&G) and standard computer equipment. It is primarily used for:

Connecting a multifunction display (MFD) to a computer for software updates.Performing network diagnostics.Configuring equipment in advanced mode from a PC.

The waterproofing of this cable is partial. The yellow 5-pin connector is waterproof and designed for marine environments. However, the female RJ45 connector is not waterproof and must be used in a dry location protected from moisture.

No, this cable is not designed for that purpose. It is an adapter to an RJ45 port for connection to a computer. To connect two Navico marine devices together, you must use a standard Navico Ethernet cable (ETHEXT range) with yellow 5-pin connectors at both ends.

Yes, this cable is compatible with most devices from Lowrance, Simrad and B&G that use the 5-pin yellow Ethernet connector for networking.

You must plug the 5-pin yellow male connector into a free Ethernet port on your multifunction display, your sounder module, your radar or any other device on your Navico network.

No, this adapter is exclusively designed for the Navico ecosystem (Lowrance, Simrad, B&G) and its proprietary 5-pin yellow connector. It is not compatible with Garmin Marine Network or Raymarine RayNet systems.

Yes, absolutely. The advantage of an RJ45 female connector is that you can plug in a standard Ethernet cable (Cat5e, Cat6, etc.) of any length to easily reach your computer or router.

The fundamental difference lies in their function:

This cable (000-0127-56) is an adapter to connect a marine device to a non-marine device (PC, router) via an RJ45 port. An ETHEXT cable is a network cable for connecting two Navico marine devices together (for example, a display to a radar).

No. This cable is only compatible with the 5-pin yellow connector that matches the Navico Ethernet standard. Red connectors are typically for power and blue ones for NMEA 2000 network.

The cable itself does not require any software to be recognized. However, the operation you wish to perform (update, diagnostics) may require specific software provided by the manufacturer of your marine device (Simrad, Lowrance, or B&G).

Yes, this is one of its uses. By plugging this cable into your display, then connecting the RJ45 port to a router or a computer with internet access, you can provide web access to your marine device for updates or other online services.