gjgm
Well-Known Member
Now I ve got this to run, I ll just post it up here for the next poor sod, before I forget how to do it !
First you ll need to splash out on the Raymarine interface box, E85001. Maybe there are other solutions, but this was about £110 from JGTech.
The AIS box uses the NMEA feed INTO the plotter. Change the speed/rate on the plotter NMEA to AIS- its a choice in the menus on the plotter.
Seatalk equipment such as Raymarine instruments and Raymarine GPS antenna can be wired together using a connector block, and then connected onto the IN Seatalk on the interface box. The Seatalk OUT on the interface box then goes into the plotter Seatalk IN, and the NMEA OUT goes into the DSC radio.
I think this is the simplest way, and no new Raymarine cables needed. I think its viable to switch the AIS /DSC/NMEA around between the interface box and plotter- which is what I first thought of doing, but I think this is easier /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
First you ll need to splash out on the Raymarine interface box, E85001. Maybe there are other solutions, but this was about £110 from JGTech.
The AIS box uses the NMEA feed INTO the plotter. Change the speed/rate on the plotter NMEA to AIS- its a choice in the menus on the plotter.
Seatalk equipment such as Raymarine instruments and Raymarine GPS antenna can be wired together using a connector block, and then connected onto the IN Seatalk on the interface box. The Seatalk OUT on the interface box then goes into the plotter Seatalk IN, and the NMEA OUT goes into the DSC radio.
I think this is the simplest way, and no new Raymarine cables needed. I think its viable to switch the AIS /DSC/NMEA around between the interface box and plotter- which is what I first thought of doing, but I think this is easier /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif