Raytheon V8010 User Manual

The Sensor DA T A INPUT wire (pin 5) should also be connected to the GPS
connector so that the echo sounder can provide initializing data input to the
GPS sensor unit.
2.4.4 Sea%lk Interface
Sea’ltilk is a system of data interchange between Autohelm Instruments
and Autopilots and other Sealhlk compatible units. The system is linked
serially by a single cable containing three wires. The wires used are 1) 12
VDC supply, 2) a bi-directional data line, and 3) ground.
When the optional Seatalk Interface Kit (M78860) is installed, and the
V8010 is connected to the SeaTalk bus via the 3 pm micro connector on the
unit rear panel, the echo sounder will interface directly to the free end of
the Sealhlk data chainThe connections for the 3 pm connector are shown
in the diagram.
Convenient Sea’l%lk cable assemblies are available at various lengths from
Raytheon/ Autohehn dealers to help complete anyseatalk interconnection
requirements as follows:
Locating
ITEM
LENGTH P/N
Dot
Sealhlk Cable
3 Foot
vcc
MS1169
SeaINk Cable 10 Foot M81170
1 2
Gnd
Sea’lhlk Cable 30 Foot M81171
Q
3
Seal?& Y Cable 1 Foot M81178
TX-R% Data
2A5 Video Output
[Solder Side]
View from solder side
A~~~output ofthe V8010isavailableat the7pinmetalconnectorlabeled
VIDEO OUT on the unit’s rear panel. This output can be used to operate a
separate remote RGB color display.
The picture will be portrait oriented on the
VIDEO OUTPUT
remote display.
VERT S
CLOCK
1 7
Horizontal Sync = 15.75 kHz
HORZS 2
6
RED
Vertical Sync
= 60Hz
Dot Clock
= 5.545Mhz
GND
0
32
GFIN
BLU
View from solder side
INSTALLATION 19

Raytheon V8010 Specifications

General

Brand	Raytheon
Model	V8010
Category	Marine Equipment
Language	English