Adapter RayNet męski na STHS męski do DSM lub podłączenia MFD starszej generacji do kabla RayNet żeńskiego

The A80272 adapter is designed to connect Raymarine digital sounder modules (DSM) or multifunction displays (MFD) from earlier generations featuring a female SeaTalkHS (STHS) interface. This includes MFDs from the C-Series Widescreen, E-Series Classic, and E-Series Widescreen series. It enables integration into a modern RayNet network.

This adapter creates a bridge between older Raymarine equipment with a female SeaTalkHS (STHS) interface and newer RayNet marine Ethernet networks. It allows connecting an STHS device (such as a DSM or previous-generation MFD) to a female RayNet network cable, ensuring communication within the navigation system.

The RayNet Male to STHS Male Adapter A80272 is a passive component. This means it does not contain any active electronics and does not process the signal. It only provides physical conversion between the two proprietary Ethernet standards of Raymarine (SeaTalkHS and RayNet).

For installation, the STHS Male side of the adapter connects directly to the female SeaTalkHS interface of your previous-generation device (e.g., a Digital Sounder module or an E-Series Classic MFD). The RayNet Male side of the adapter is then plugged into a female RayNet network cable, which itself is connected to your RayNet network (e.g., an Axiom, eS Series, or gS Series MFD).

Yes, this is precisely one of the main uses of this adapter. It allows a modern MFD such as the Axiom (which uses RayNet connectivity) to communicate with an older Raymarine digital sounder module (DSM) equipped with a SeaTalkHS (STHS) interface.

No, this adapter is specifically designed for Raymarine proprietary Ethernet networks, namely SeaTalkHS and RayNet. It is not compatible with SeaTalkNG or NMEA 2000 networks, as these use different communication protocols and connector types.

The A80272 adapter features a RayNet male connector on one end and a SeaTalkHS (STHS) male connector on the other. It is designed to interface with a female STHS port on the previous-generation device and a female RayNet cable on the network side.

No, the RayNet Male to STHS Male A80272 adapter is a passive component and does not require any external power supply to operate. It transmits data signals directly between the two connector types.