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DescriptionPartNoNotes

SeaTalk

Inline

terminator

A80001

Providesdirectconnectionof

aspurcabletotheendofa

backbonecable.NoT-piece

required.

SeaTalk

Blankingplug

A06032

ACU/SPXSeaTalk

spurcable0.3m(1.0ft)

R12112

ConnectsanSPXcourse

computeroranACUtoa

SeaTalk

backbone.

SeaTalk(3pin)to

SeaTalk

adaptorcable

0.4m(1.3ft)

A06047

SeaTalktoSeaTalk

spur1m(3.3ft)spur

A22164

SeaTalk2(5pin)to

SeaTalk

adaptorcable

0.4m(1.3ft)

A06048

DeviceNetadaptor

cable(Female)

A06045

AllowstheconnectionofNMEA

2000devicestoaSeaTalk

system.

DeviceNetadaptor

cable(Male)

A06046

AllowstheconnectionofNMEA

2000devicestoaSeaTalk

system.

DeviceNetadaptor

cable(Female)tobare

ends.

E05026

AllowstheconnectionofNMEA

2000devicestoaSeaTalk

system.

DeviceNetadaptor

cable(Male)tobare

ends.

E05027

AllowstheconnectionofNMEA

2000devicestoaSeaTalk

system.

Sparesandaccessories

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Default Chapter5
- Table of Contents5
Chapter 1 Important Information7
- Making a Distress Call7
- Making a Mayday Call7
- Safety Notices7
- General Information8
- Technical Accuracy10
Chapter 2 Document and Product Information11
- Handbook Information12
- Product Information12
Chapter 3 Planning the Installation13
- System Integration14
- Typical Systems15
- Installation Checklist16
- Schematic Diagram16
- System Protocols17
- Parts Supplied17
Chapter 4 Cables and Connections19
- General Cabling Guidance20
- Connections Overview20
- Power Connection21
- NMEA 0183 Connection22
- Loud Hailer Connection22
- Handset Connection23
- Passive Speaker Connection23
- Active Speaker Connection24
- Seatalk Ng Connection24
Chapter 5 Location and Mounting25
- General Location Requirements26
- Base Station Dimensions27
- Base Station Mounting28
- Speaker Mounting28
- Handset Mounting29
Chapter 6 Getting Started31
- Controls32
- Switching the Radio on32
- Switching the Radio off33
- Voltage Detection33
- Handset Display LCD Overview34
- Entering Your MMSI Number35
- Entering Your ATIS ID36
- Selecting NMEA 0183 or Seatalk Ng Connection37
- Regional Programming37
- Adjusting the LCD Backlight Level38
- Adjusting the LCD Contrast38
- Changing the Transmit Power39
- GPS Setup39
- Handset Station Priority40
Chapter 7 Digital Selective Calling (DSC)41
- Digital Selective Calling (DSC)42
- Distress Calls43
- Receiving a Distress Call44
- Urgency Calls45
- Safety Calls46
- Routine Calls46
- Group Calls47
- Position Requests48
- Position Tracking48
- Test Calls49
- Voice Mail49
- Received Call Logs50
- Phonebook50
- Group List51
- DSC Options51
Chapter 8 VHF Operations53
- Scan Mode54
- Watch Modes54
- Priority Channels55
- Favorite Channels55
- Sensitivity56
- Private Channels56
- Automatic Transmitter Identification System (ATIS) and Marcom-C Mode57
- Ais58
- Voice Recorder58
- System Configuration59
Chapter 9 Hailer, Fog Horn, and Intercom61
- Hailer62
- Fog Horn62
- Handset Intercom63
Chapter 10 Maintenance65
- Maintenance66
- Routine Checks66
- Cleaning67
- Unit Cleaning Instructions67
Chapter 11 Troubleshooting69
- Troubleshooting70
- VHF Radio Troubleshooting71
Chapter 12 Technical Support73
- Raymarine Customer Support74
Chapter 13 Technical Specification75
- Technical Specification76
Chapter 14 Spares and Accessories77
- Ray260 Spares & Accessories78
- Seatalk Ng Cables and Accessories78
Appendix A NMEA 0183 Sentences81
Appendix B NMEA 2000 Sentences82
Appendix C VHF Channels83
Appendix D Phonetic Alphabet90
Appendix E Prowords91

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