Raymarine i50 Installation And Operation Instructions Manual

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Installation a nd ope ra tion
instructions

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Date: 06-2012
Document numbe r: 8134 1-1-EN
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Documentnumber:81341-1
Date:06-2012

Contents

Chapter1Importantinformation.............................7

Safetynotices.................................................................7

Wateringress.................................................................7

Disclaimer......................................................................7

EMCinstallationguidelines.............................................7

Suppressionferrites........................................................7

Connectionstootherequipment......................................8

Declarationofconformity.................................................8

Productdisposal.............................................................8

Warrantyregistration.......................................................8

IMOandSOLAS.............................................................8

Technicalaccuracy.........................................................8

Chapter2Handbookinformation............................9

2.1Handbookinformation...............................................10

Chapter3Planningtheinstallation........................11

3.1Installationchecklist..................................................12

3.2Systemintegration....................................................13

3.3Typicalsystems........................................................14

3.4Systemprotocols......................................................16

3.5Partssupplied...........................................................16

3.6T oolsrequired...........................................................17

Chapter4Cablesandconnections.........................19

4.1Generalcablingguidance..........................................20

4.2Connectionsoverview...............................................20

9.4Cleaning...................................................................49

9.5Cleaningthedisplaycase..........................................50

9.6Cleaningthedisplayscreen.......................................50

Chapter10Troubleshooting....................................51

10.1Troubleshooting......................................................52

10.2Instrumenttroubleshooting.......................................53

10.3Poweruptroubleshooting........................................54

10.4Miscellaneoustroubleshooting.................................55

10.5Self-test..................................................................56

Chapter11Technicalsupport.................................57

11.1Raymarinecustomersupport....................................58

11.2Checkingthesoftwareversion..................................58

Chapter12Technicalspecication.........................59

12.1T echnicalspecication.............................................60

Chapter13Sparesandaccessories.......................61

13.1i50transducers.......................................................62

13.2Spares....................................................................62

13.3SeaT alk

13.4Converters..............................................................64

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cablesandaccessories............................63

AppendixANMEA2000sentences........................65

Chapter5Locationandmounting..........................25

5.1Selectingadisplaylocation........................................26

5.2Mounting..................................................................27

5.3Frontbezel...............................................................27

5.4Selectingatransducerlocation..................................28

Chapter6Gettingstarted........................................29

6.1Controls....................................................................30

6.2Power......................................................................30

6.3Datamaster..............................................................31

6.4Illumination...............................................................31

6.5Calibration................................................................32

Chapter7Usingyourdisplay..................................39

7.1Pages......................................................................40

7.2i50Depthoperation...................................................40

7.3i50Speedoperation..................................................41

7.4i50Tridataoperation.................................................43

7.5Groupillumination.....................................................44

Chapter8Usingalarms...........................................45

8.1Alarms......................................................................46

Chapter9Maintainingyourdisplay........................47

9.1Serviceandmaintenance..........................................48

9.2Condensation...........................................................48

9.3Routineequipmentchecks.........................................49

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Chapter1:Importantinformation

Safetynotices

Warning:Productinstallationand
operation

Thisproductmustbeinstalledandoperatedin
accordancewiththeinstructionsprovided.Failureto
dosocouldresultinpersonalinjury,damagetoyour
vesseland/orpoorproductperformance.

Warning:Potentialignitionsource

ThisproductisNOTapprovedforusein
hazardous/ammableatmospheres.DoNOTinstallin
ahazardous/ammableatmosphere(suchasinan
engineroomornearfueltanks).

Caution:Condensation

Certainatmosphericconditionsmaycauseasmall
amountofcondensationtoformontheunit'swindow.
Thiswillnotdamagetheunitandwillclearafterthe
unithasbeenswitchedonforashortperiod.

Wateringress

Wateringressdisclaimer

Althoughthewaterproofratingcapacityofthisproductmeetsthe
IPX6standard,waterintrusionandsubsequentequipmentfailure
mayoccuriftheproductissubjectedtocommercialhigh-pressure
washing.Raymarinewillnotwarrantproductssubjectedto
high-pressurewashing.

Disclaimer

Warning:Highvoltage

Thisproductcontainshighvoltage.Adjustments
requirespecializedserviceproceduresandtoolsonly
availabletoqualiedservicetechnicians.Thereareno
userserviceablepartsoradjustments.Theoperator
shouldneverremovethecoverorattempttoservice
theproduct.

Warning:Positivegroundsystems

Donotconnectthisunittoasystemwhichhaspositive
grounding.

Warning:Switchoffpowersupply

Ensurethevessel’spowersupplyisswitchedOFF
beforestartingtoinstallthisproduct.DoNOTconnect
ordisconnectequipmentwiththepowerswitchedon,
unlessinstructedinthisdocument.

Caution:Transducercable

DoNOTcut,shorten,splicethetransducercableor
removetheconnector.Ifthecableiscut,itcannotbe
repaired.Cuttingthecablewillalsovoidthewarranty .

Caution:Powersupplyprotection

Wheninstallingthisproductensurethepowersource
isadequatelyprotectedbymeansofasuitably-rated
fuseorautomaticcircuitbreaker.

Caution:Serviceandmaintenance

Thisproductcontainsnouserserviceable
components.Pleasereferallmaintenanceandrepair
toauthorizedRaymarinedealers.Unauthorizedrepair
mayaffectyourwarranty.

Caution:Cleaning

Whencleaningthisproduct:

•DoNOTwipethedisplayscreenwithadrycloth,as
thiscouldscratchthescreencoating.

•DoNOTuseabrasive,oracidorammoniabased
products.

•DoNOTuseajetwash.

Raymarinedoesnotwarrantthatthisproductiserror-freeorthatit
iscompatiblewithproductsmanufacturedbyanypersonorentity
otherthanRaymarine.

Raymarineisnotresponsiblefordamagesorinjuriescausedby
youruseorinabilitytousetheproduct,bytheinteractionofthe
productwithproductsmanufacturedbyothers,orbyerrorsin
informationutilizedbytheproductsuppliedbythirdparties.

EMCinstallationguidelines

Raymarineequipmentandaccessoriesconformtotheappropriate
ElectromagneticCompatibility(EMC)regulations,tominimize
electromagneticinterferencebetweenequipmentandminimizethe
effectsuchinterferencecouldhaveontheperformanceofyour
system

CorrectinstallationisrequiredtoensurethatEMCperformanceis
notcompromised.

ForoptimumEMCperformancewerecommendthatwherever
possible:

•Raymarineequipmentandcablesconnectedtoitare:

–Atleast1m(3ft)fromanyequipmenttransmittingorcables

carryingradiosignalse.g.VHFradios,cablesandantennas.
InthecaseofSSBradios,thedistanceshouldbeincreased
to7ft(2m).

–Morethan2m(7ft)fromthepathofaradarbeam.Aradar

beamcannormallybeassumedtospread20degreesabove
andbelowtheradiatingelement.

•Theproductissuppliedfromaseparatebatteryfromthatused
forenginestart.Thisisimportanttopreventerraticbehavior
anddatalosswhichcanoccuriftheenginestartdoesnothave
aseparatebattery.

•Raymarinespeciedcablesareused.

•Cablesarenotcutorextended,unlessdoingsoisdetailedin
theinstallationmanual.

Note:Whereconstraintsontheinstallationpreventanyof
theaboverecommendations,alwaysensurethemaximum

possibleseparationbetweendifferentitemsofelectrical
equipment,toprovidethebestconditionsforEMCperformance
throughouttheinstallation

Suppressionferrites

Raymarinecablesmaybettedwithsuppressionferrites.These
areimportantforcorrectEMCperformance.Ifaferritehastobe
removedforanypurpose(e.g.installationormaintenance),itmust
bereplacedintheoriginalpositionbeforetheproductisused.

Useonlyferritesofthecorrecttype,suppliedbyRaymarine
authorizeddealers.

Importantinformation

7

Connectionstootherequipment

Requirementforferritesonnon-Raymarinecables

IfyourRaymarineequipmentistobeconnectedtootherequipment
usingacablenotsuppliedbyRaymarine,asuppressionferrite
MUSTalwaysbeattachedtothecableneartheRaymarineunit.

Declarationofconformity

RaymarineUKLtd.declaresthatthisproductiscompliantwiththe
essentialrequirementsofEMCdirective2004/108/EC.

TheoriginalDeclarationofConformitycerticatemaybeviewedon
therelevantproductpageatwww.raymarine.com.

Productdisposal

DisposeofthisproductinaccordancewiththeWEEEDirective.

TheWasteElectricalandElectronicEquipment(WEEE)
Directiverequirestherecyclingofwasteelectricalandelectronic
equipment.WhilsttheWEEEDirectivedoesnotapplytosome
Raymarineproducts,wesupportitspolicyandaskyoutobeaware
ofhowtodisposeofthisproduct.

Warrantyregistration

ToregisteryourRaymarineproductownership,pleasevisit

www.raymarine.comandregisteronline.

Itisimportantthatyouregisteryourproducttoreceivefullwarranty
benets.Yourunitpackageincludesabarcodelabelindicatingthe
serialnumberoftheunit.Youwillneedthisserialnumberwhen
registeringyourproductonline.Youshouldretainthelabelforfuture
reference.

IMOandSOLAS

Theequipmentdescribedwithinthisdocumentisintendedforuse
onleisuremarineboatsandworkboatsnotcoveredbyInternational
MaritimeOrganization(IMO)andSafetyofLifeatSea(SOLAS)
CarriageRegulations.

Technicalaccuracy

Tothebestofourknowledge,theinformationinthisdocument
wascorrectatthetimeitwasproduced.However ,Raymarine
cannotacceptliabilityforanyinaccuraciesoromissionsitmay
contain.Inaddition,ourpolicyofcontinuousproductimprovement
maychangespecicationswithoutnotice.Asaresult,Raymarine
cannotacceptliabilityforanydifferencesbetweentheproduct
andthisdocument.PleasechecktheRaymarinewebsite
(www.raymarine.com)toensureyouhavethemostup-to-date
version(s)ofthedocumentationforyourproduct.

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Chapter2:Handbookinformation

Chaptercontents

•2.1Handbookinformationonpage10

Handbookinformation9

2.1Handbookinformation

ResetSpeedDepth Trip

ResetAlarmDepth O set

ResetTripSpe ed Timer

1 2

3

D125 29-1

Thishandbookcontainsimportantinformationregardingyour
Raymarineinstrumentdisplay.

i50Handbooks

Thefollowinghandbooksareapplicabletoyourproduct:

Handbooks

DescriptionPartnumber

Mountingandgettingstarted88009

Installationandoperationinstructions81341

Mountingtemplate87130

i50instrumentrange

Raymarine'si50instrumentrangeconsistsofthefollowingvariants:

ItemDescriptionPartnumber

1i50DepthE70058

2

i50Speed

3i50TridataE70060

E70059

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Chapter3:Planningtheinstallation

Chaptercontents

•3.1Installationchecklistonpage12

•3.2Systemintegrationonpage13

•3.3Typicalsystemsonpage14

•3.4Systemprotocolsonpage16

•3.5Partssuppliedonpage16

•3.6T oolsrequiredonpage17

Planningtheinstallation

11

3.1Installationchecklist

Installationincludesthefollowingactivities:

InstallationTask

1Planyoursystem.

2

3

4Routeallcables.

5

6Makeallconnectionsintoequipment.

7

8Poweronandtestthesystem.

Obtainallrequiredequipmentandtools.

Siteallequipment.

Drillcableandmountingholes.

Secureallequipmentinplace.

12

i50

3.2Systemintegration

2 3

6 7 8

4

5

1

Dxxxxx-1

ItemDevicetypeMaximumQuantitySuitableDevicesConnections

1

i50Depth,SpeedorTridata
instrument.

2

3

4

5

SeaTalkinstrumentdisplays.AsdeterminedbytheSeaT alk

SeaTalk

SeaTalk

SeaTalk
displays.

6Raymarinespeedand

temperaturetransducer
(i50Speed).

7

Raymarinedepthtransducer
(i50Depth).

8Raymarinespeedanddepth

transducers(i50Tridata).

ng

Instrumentdisplays.

ng

pilotcontroller.

ng

Multifunction

Asdeterminedbythe

ng

SeaTalk

busbandwidth

andpowerloading.

•i50Depth

•i50Speed

•i50Tridata

•i40
busbandwidthandpower
loading.

•ST40

•ST60+

Asdeterminedbythe

ng

SeaTalk

busbandwidth

andpowerloading.

•i50

•i60

•i70

•ST70

•ST70+

Asdeterminedbythe

ng

SeaTalk

busbandwidth

andpowerloading.

•ST70

•ST70+

•p70

•p70R

6

•Raymarinemultifunction

displays.

1

•P120Lowprolethrough

hullspeed/temptransducer

•Othercompatible

transducers—Please
contactyourlocal
Raymarinedealerfor
details.

1•P19Throughhulldepth

transducer

•Othercompatible

transducers—Please
contactyourlocal
Raymarinedealerfor
details.

•1xdepthand1x

Speed/Temptransducers,
or

•1xdepth,speedand

temperature(DST)
transducer.

•P120Lowprolethrough

hullspeed/temptransducer

•P19Throughhulldepth

transducer

•Othercompatible

transducers—Please
contactyourlocal
Raymarinedealerfor
details.

•SeaTalk

•SeaTalk

ng

ng

viatheoptional

SeaTalk1toSeaTalk

ng

converter

•SeaTalk

•SeaTalk

•SeaTalk

ng

ng

ng

Raymarinetransducer
connection.

Raymarinetransducer
connection.

Raymarinetransducer
connections.

Planningtheinstallation

13

3.3Typicalsystems

S

S

M

M

A

A

R

R

T

T

P

P

I

I

L

L

O

O

T

T

D123 73-1

12 V / 24 V dc

12 V dc

SeaTalk

ng

1 2

6

10 11

8 9

5

7

3

4

TheinstrumentrangecanbeconnecteddirectlytoaSeaT alk
systemusingtheSeaTalktoSeaTalk

BasicSeaT alk

1

2

3i60Windinstrument

4Raymarinewindvanetransducer

5

6

7

8

9i50Depthinstrument

10

11Depthtransducer

ng

systemexample

ng

adaptorcable.

ng

network.TheinstrumentrangecanalsobeconnectedtoaSeaT alk

SeaTalk

SeaTalk

Raymarinemultifunctiondisplay

12/24Vdcpowersupply

Raymarinecoursecomputer(providing12VdcpowersupplytotheSeaT alk
network.)

i50Speedinstrument

Speedtransducer

ng

instrumentdisplay

ng

pilotcontroller

ng

14

i50

ExtendedSeaT alk

S

S

M

M

A

A

R

R

T

T

P

P

I

I

L

L

O

O

T

T

12 V

D123 74-1

10

12

11 11

1 2 2 3 4 5

17

6 7 8

16

9

11

1514

13

18 19

ng

systemexample

1

2

3Fluxgatecompass

4

5

6

7

8

9Manoverboard

10

11

12

13

14i60Windinstrument

15i50Depthinstrument

16

17Raymarinewindvanetransducer

18Depthtransducer

19

SeaTalk

SeaTalk

Rudderreference

Raymarinecoursecomputer(providing12VdcpowersupplytoSeaT alk
network.)

12/24Vdcpowersupply

RaymarineAIStransceiver

RaymarineSeaTalk

SeaTalktoSeaTalk

SeaTalk

Raymarinemultifunctiondisplay

Enginedata(viadevicenetadaptorcable.)

i50Speedinstrument

Speedtransducer

ng

pilotcontroller

ng

instrumentdisplays

ng

ng

GPS

ng

converter

ng

5wayblocks

Planningtheinstallation

15

3.4Systemprotocols

D1238 8-1

1 2

5 6

98

43

7

Yourproductcanbeconnectedtovariousproductsandsystemsto
shareinformationandsoimprovethefunctionalityoftheoverall
system.Theseconnectionsmaybemadeusinganumberof
differentprotocols.Fastandaccuratedatacollectionandtransferis
achievedbyusingacombinationofthefollowingdataprotocols:

•SeaT alk

•NMEA2000

•SeaT alk

Note:Y oumayndthatyoursystemdoesnotuseallofthe
connectiontypesorinstrumentationdescribedinthissection.

ng

3.5Partssupplied

Seatalk

SeaTalk
ofcompatiblemarineinstrumentsandequipment.Itreplacesthe
olderSeaT alkandSeaTalk

SeaTalk

ng

ng

(NextGeneration)isanenhancedprotocolforconnection

2

protocols.

ng

utilizesasinglebackbonetowhichcompatible
instrumentsconnectusingaspur.Dataandpowerarecarriedwithin
thebackbone.Devicesthathavealowdrawcanbepoweredfrom
thenetwork,althoughhighcurrentequipmentwillneedtohavea
separatepowerconnection.

SeaTalk
CANbustechnology.CompatibleNMEA2000andSeaT alk/
SeaTalk

ng

isaproprietaryextensiontoNMEA2000andtheproven

2

devicescanalsobeconnectedusingtheappropriate

interfacesoradaptorcablesasrequired.

NMEA2000

NMEA2000offerssignicantimprovementsoverNMEA0183,most
notablyinspeedandconnectivity .Upto50unitscansimultaneously
transmitandreceiveonasinglephysicalbusatanyonetime,
witheachnodebeingphysicallyaddressable.Thestandard
wasspecicallyintendedtoallowforawholenetworkofmarine
electronicsfromanymanufacturertocommunicateonacommon
busviastandardizedmessagetypesandformats.

SeaTalk

SeaTalkisaprotocolwhichenablescompatibleinstrumentsto
connecttoeachotherandsharedata.

TheSeaT alkcablesystemisusedtoconnectcompatible
instrumentsandequipment.Thecablecarriespoweranddataand
enablesconnectionwithouttheneedforacentralprocessor.

AdditionalinstrumentsandfunctionscanbeaddedtoaSeaTalk
system,simplybypluggingthemintothenetwork.SeaT alk
equipmentcanalsocommunicatewithothernon-SeaT alkequipment
viatheNMEA0183standard,providedasuitableinterfaceisused.

1i50instrument

2Frontbezel

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

SeaTalktoSeaT alk

ng

SeaTalk

spurcable

Gasket

Suncover

Documentationpack

ng

SeaTalk

blankingplug

4xxingscrews

ng

adaptorcable

16i50

3.6Toolsrequired

D125 30-1

3

4

2

1

5

Toolsrequiredforinstallation

1Pozi-drivescrewdriver

2File

3

4Adhesivetape

5

92mm(3.62in)holecutter

Powerdrill

Planningtheinstallation

17

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Chapter4:Cablesandconnections

Chaptercontents

•4.1Generalcablingguidanceonpage20

•4.2Connectionsoverviewonpage20

Cablesandconnections19

4.1Generalcablingguidance

100 mm (4 in)

200 mm (8 in)

D120 56-1

D123 76-1

2

1

3

4.2Connectionsoverview

Cabletypesandlength

Itisimportanttousecablesoftheappropriatetypeandlength

•Unlessotherwisestateduseonlystandardcablesofthecorrect

type,suppliedbyRaymarine.

•Ensurethatanynon-Raymarinecablesareofthecorrectquality

andgauge.Forexample,longerpowercablerunsmayrequire
largerwiregaugestominimizevoltagedropalongtherun.

Routingcables

Cablesmustberoutedcorrectly,tomaximizeperformanceand
prolongcablelife.

•DoNOTbendcablesexcessively.Whereverpossible,ensurea

minimumbenddiameterof200mm(8in)/minimumbendradius
of100mm(4in).

•Protectallcablesfromphysicaldamageandexposuretoheat.

Usetrunkingorconduitwherepossible.DoNOTruncables
throughbilgesordoorways,orclosetomovingorhotobjects.

•Securecablesinplaceusingtie-wrapsorlacingtwine.Coilany

extracableandtieitoutoftheway.

•Whereacablepassesthroughanexposedbulkheadordeckhead,

useasuitablewatertightfeed-through.

•DoNOTruncablesneartoenginesoruorescentlights.

Alwaysroutedatacablesasfarawayaspossiblefrom:

•otherequipmentandcables,

•highcurrentcarryingacanddcpowerlines,

•antennae.

ConnectionsaremadeusingtheprovidedSeaTalk

ng

andtransducer

cableconnectorsontherearoftheunit.

SeaTalk

Theunithas2xSeaT alk
toaSeaT alk

ConnectingSeaT alk

ng

connections

ng

ng

network.

connectorsontherearforconnecting

ng

cables

1.Rotatethelockingcollaronthebackoftheunittothe
UNLOCKEDposition.

2.Ensurethespurcableendconnectoriscorrectlyoriented.

3.Fullyinsertthecableconnector .

4.Rotatelockingcollarclockwise(2clicks)untilitsnapsintothe
LOCKEDposition.

Strainrelief

Ensureadequatestrainreliefisprovided.Protectconnectorsfrom
strainandensuretheywillnotpulloutunderextremeseaconditions.

Cableshielding

Ensurethatalldatacablesareproperlyshieldedthatthecable
shieldingisintact(e.g.hasn’tbeenscrapedoffbybeingsqueezed
throughatightarea).

Transducerconnections

i50Depthconnection

ItemCablecolorSignalname

1BlackPiezoceramic–

2BluePiezoceramic+

3

Screen0V(shield)

20i50

i50Speedconnection

D123 90-1

4

5

1

2

3

7

8

4

5

6

D123 93-1

2

1

3

3 mm

6 mm

50 mm

1

2

D123 59-1

12 V

D120 33-3

1 2 3 4

5

6 7 8

ItemCablecolorSignalname

1BrownTemperature0V

2White

3

4

5

ScreenSpeed0V(shield)

GreenSpeed(signal)

Red

Temperature(signal)

SpeedV+

routedthroughnarrowapertures.1/8thspadeterminalswillbe
required(notsupplied),toreplacethoseremoved.Whenttingthe
newspadeconnectors,preparethecablesasdetailedbelow:

1.Preparethecableasshownin1above.

2.Foldbackthewirestrandsandinsertintothenewspade
connectorasshownin2above.

3.Ensurethewirestrandsdonotextendbeyondtherearofthe
spadeconnectorinsulation.

4.Crimptheconnectortothewire.

iTC-5connection

TransducerscanbeconnectedtoaSeaTalk
Raymarine'sInstrumenttransducerconverter(iTC-5)andani70
instrument,thedatacanthenberepeatedonani50/i60unit.

ng

networkusing

i50Tridataconnection

ItemCablecolorSignalname

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

Black(Depth)

Blue(Depth)

Screen(Depth)0V(shield)

Brown(Speed)

White(Speed)Temperature(signal)

Screen(Speed)Speed0V(shield)

Green(Speed)Speed(signal)

Red(Speed)SpeedV+

Piezoceramic–

Piezoceramic+

Temperature0V

Makingtransducerconnections

Althoughthetransducercableisttedwithspadeconnectorsfor
directconnectiontotherearoftheunit,itmaybenecessaryto
removethesetofacilitateinstallation,e.g.ifthecablehastobe

Cablesandconnections

1

2

3

4

5

i50Depth(Repeater)

i70Instrument(Master)

i50Speed(Repeater)

i60Wind(Repeater)

iTC-5

6Depthtransducer

7

8

Windvanetransducer

Speedtransducer

Note:TransducersconnectedtotheiTC-5mustbecalibrated
usingani70(master)unit.TransducersconnectedtotheiTC-5
cannotbecalibratedusingani50/i60.

MakingiTC-5transducerconnections

ForinstructionsonconnectingtransducerstoyouriTC-5referto
theiTC-5handbook.

21

Powerconnection

SeaTalk

ng

D123 91-1

12 V

3

1

2

12 V dc

SeaTalk

ng

D125 31-1

1 1 2 3

4

5 6

7 8

PowerissuppliedtotheproductovertheSeaTalk

ASeaTalk
SeaTalk

ng

systemrequiresone12Vdcsupply,connectedtothe

ng

backbone.Thiscanbeprovided:

•Byabatteryviathedistributionpanel,or

•FromaRaymarinecoursecomputer,viaaSeaT alkoraSeaT alk
system.

Powerconnectionexample

SeaTalk

ng

powerconnection

ng

network.

SeaTalk

ng

connection

TheunitcanbeconnectedaspartofaSeaTalk

ng

ng

network.

1

2

ng

SeaTalk

SeaTalk

instrument.

ng

instrument.

312Vdcvesselpowersupply.

Warning:Groundingnotrequired

ThisproductisfullyinsulatedanddoesNOTrequire
separategrounding.

Warning:Positivegroundsystems

Donotconnectthisunittoasystemwhichhaspositive
grounding.

SeaTalkpowerprotection

Thepowersupplymustbeprotectedbya5Afuseoracircuit
breakerprovidingequivalentprotection.

RaymarinerecommendsthatthepowerisconnectedtoaSeaT alk
systeminsuchawaythatthecurrentdrawnoneachsideofthe
powerconnectionpointisequal.

SeaTalkpowercables

PartnumberDescription

D229

SeaTalk

ng

powerprotection

Thepowersupplymustbeprotectedbya5Afuseoracircuit
breakerprovidingequivalentprotection.

RaymarinerecommendsthatthepowerisconnectedtoaSeaT alk
systeminsuchawaythatthecurrentdrawnoneachsideofthe
powerconnectionpointisequal.

SeaTalk

ng

powercables

PartnumberDescription

A06049

22

SeaTalkpowercable.

SeaTalk

ng

powercable

1

2

i70instrumentdisplays(SeaT alk

i60Windinstrument(SeaT alk

3Raymarinewindvanetransducer

412Vdcpowersupply

5

6

7

i50Speedinstrument(SeaT alk

i50Depthinstrument(SeaT alk

Speedtransducer

8Depthtransducer

SeaTalk

SeaTalk

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cabling

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cablesandconnectors

Connection/CableNotes

Backbonecables(variouslengths)Themaincablecarryingdata.Spurs

fromthebackboneareusedto
connectSeaT alk

T-piececonnectorsUsedtomakejunctionsinthe

backbonetowhichdevicescanthen
beconnected.

Terminators

Requiredateitherendofthe
backbone.

Spurcables

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Usedtoconnectdevices.Devices
maybedaisychainedorconnected
directlytotheT-pieces

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SeaTalk

5–wayconnector

Usedtobranch,split,ormake
additionalconnectionsinSeaTalk
networks.

SeaTalk

TheSeaT alk

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power

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busrequiresa12Vpowersupply .Thismaybe

providedfrom:

•RaymarineSPXcoursecomputer,or

•Otherseparateregulated12Vsupply.

Note:SeaT alk

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andotherequipmentwithadedicatedpowersupplyinput.

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12 / 24 V dc

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12V NMEA 2000

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2

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D123 77-1

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4

2

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SeaTalktoSeaT alk

BasicSeaT alksystemexample

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adaptorcable.

NMEA2000connection

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•UseyourSeaT alk
deviceonaspur ,OR

•connecttheinstrumentdisplayonaspurintoanexisting
NMEA2000backbone.

Important:Youcannothaveany2terminatedbackbones
connectedtogether,unlessyouhaveanisolationgateway
betweenthetwobackbones.

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2

3

i70Instrumentdisplay(SeaT alk

i50Speedinstrument(SeaT alk

i50Depthinstrument(SeaT alk

4Raymarinewindvanetransducer

5

6

7

8

i60Windinstrument(SeaT alk

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SeaTalk

SeaTalktoSeaT alk

Speedtransducer

9Depthtransducer

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11

12/24Vdcpowersupply

SeaTalkCoursecomputer(providing
12VdcpowertoSeaT alknetwork.)

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ST6002pilotcontroller(SeaT alk)

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adaptorcables

SeaTalkaccessories

SeaTalkcablesandaccessoriesforusewithcompatibleproducts.

DescriptionPartNoNotes

3–waySeaT alkjunction

D244

box

1m(3.28ft)SeaT alk
extensioncable

3m(9.8ft)SeaTalk
extensioncable

5m(16.4ft)SeaT alk
extensioncable

9m(29.5ft)SeaT alk
extensioncable

12m(39.4ft)SeaTalk
extensioncable

20m(65.6ft)SeaTalk
extensioncable

Cablesandconnections2324i50

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D285

D286

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2.SeaTalk

3.DeviceNetbackbone.

4.NMEA2000equipment.

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Chapter5:Locationandmounting

Chaptercontents

•5.1Selectingadisplaylocationonpage26

•5.2Mountingonpage27

•5.3Frontbezelonpage27

•5.4Selectingatransducerlocationonpage28

Locationandmounting

25

5.1Selectingadisplaylocation

Dxxxxx-1

70°

70°

70°

70°

D123 89-1

A C G

D E

B

F

Warning:Potentialignitionsource

ThisproductisNOTapprovedforusein
hazardous/ammableatmospheres.DoNOTinstallin
ahazardous/ammableatmosphere(suchasinan
engineroomornearfueltanks).

Generallocationrequirements

Whenselectingalocationfortheunititisimportanttoconsidera
numberoffactors.

Ventilationrequirements

Toprovideadequateairow:

•Ensurethatequipmentismountedinacompartmentofsuitable
size.

•Ensurethatventilationholesarenotobstructed.

•Ensureadequateseparationofequipment.

Mountingsurfacerequirements

Ensureunitsareadequatelysupportedonasecuresurface.Do
NOTmountunitsorcutholesinplaceswhichmaydamagethe
structureofthevessel.

Cableroutingrequirements

Ensuretheunitismountedinalocationwhichallowsproperrouting
andconnectionofcables:

•Minimumcablebendradiusof100mm(3.94in)isrequiredunless
otherwisestated.

•Usecablesupportstopreventstressonconnectors.

Productdimensions

A

B

C14mm(0.55”)

D

E

F

G17mm(0.67”)

110mm(4.22”)

115mm(4.52”)

30mm(1.18”)

35mm(1.38”)

90mm(3.54”)

Wateringress

Thisunitissuitableformountingbothaboveandbelowdecks.Itis
waterprooftoIPX6standard.Althoughtheunitiswaterproof,itis
goodpracticetolocateitinaprotectedareaawayfromprolonged
anddirectexposuretorainandsaltspray.

Electricalinterference

Selectalocationthatisfarenoughawayfromdevicesthat
maycauseinterference,suchasmotors,generatorsandradio
transmitters/receivers.

Magneticcompass

Whenchoosingasuitablelocationyoushouldaimtomaintainthe
maximumpossibledistancebetweentheunitandanycompasses.

Topreventpotentialinterferencewiththevessel'smagnetic
compasses,ensurethataminimumdistanceof230mm(9in)
betweentheunitandanyinstalledcompassesismaintained.

Viewingangleconsiderations

Asdisplaycontrast,colorandnightmodeperformanceareall
affectedbytheviewingangle,Raymarinerecommendsyou
temporarilypowerupthedisplaywhenplanningtheinstallation,to
enableyoutobestjudgewhichlocationgivestheoptimumviewing
angle.

Viewingangle

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5.2Mounting

D123 79-1

D123 72-1

1 2

3 4

5.3Frontbezel

Pre-mountingcheck

Theproductisdesignedtobesurfacemounted.Beforemounting
theunit,ensureyouhave:

•Selectedasuitablelocation.

•Identiedthecableconnectionsandroutethatthecableswilltake.

•Detachedthefrontbezel.

•Removethekeypadmat.

Mountingdiagram

Removingthefrontbezel

Mountinginstructions

1.Checktheselectedlocationfortheunit,aclear ,atareawith
suitableclearancebehindthepanelisrequired.

2.Fixthemountingtemplatesuppliedwiththeproduct,tothe
selectedlocation,usingmaskingorselfadhesivetape.

3.Ifpossibleuseanappropriatesizeholecuttingsawandcut
outthecentreholecutoutareaasindicatedonthemounting
template,or

4.Usingasuitableholecuttingsaw,makepilotholesineach
cornerofthecutoutareaandusingajigsawcutalongtheinside
edgeofthecutoutline.

5.Ensurethattheunittsintotheremovedareaandthenle
aroundthecutedgeuntilsmooth.

6.Drillanyrequiredholesasindicatedonthemountingtemplate
forthesecuringscrews.

7.Connecttherelevantcablestotheunit.

8.Peelthebackingoffofthesuppliedgasketandplacethe
adhesivesideofthegasketontothedisplayunitandpressrmly
ontotheange.

9.Slidetheunitintoplaceandsecureusingthescrewsprovided.

10.Retkeypadmatandfrontbezel.

Note:Drill,tapsizeandtighteningtorquesaredependantupon
thematerialtypeandthicknessofthemountingsurface.

Note:Thesuppliedgasketprovidesasealbetweentheunitand
asuitablyatandstiffmountingsurfaceorbinnacle.Thegasket
shouldbeusedinallinstallations.Itmayalsobenecessaryto
useamarine-gradesealantifthemountingsurfaceorbinnacleis
notentirelyatandstifforhasaroughsurfacenish.

Note:Usecarewhenremovingthebezel.Donotuseanytools
toleverthebezel,doingsomaycausedamage.

1.Usingyourngerspullthebezelawayfromtheunitatthetop
andside,asshownin2.

Thebezelwillstarttocomeawayfromtheunitatthetopand
side.

2.Nowpullthebezelawayfromtheunitontheoppositeside,as
shownin3.

Thebezelwillnowcomefreefromtheunit,asshownin4.

Locationandmounting

27

5.4Selectingatransducerlocation

D4349-2

1

2

3

D435 0-5

Generalspeedanddepthtransducerlocation
requirements

Whenselectingalocationforyourtransduceritisimportantto
consideranumberoffactors.

Thetransducershouldbemountedwithintheclearwaterowareas
indicatedbytheshadedareasintheimagebelow.

1

2Planingpowervessel

3Displacementpowervessel

Eachtransducershouldalso:

•Beaheadofthepropellers(byaminimumof10%ofthewater
linelength).

•Beatleast150mm(6in)awayfromthekeel(ideallyaheadofthe
keelonasailingyacht).

•Beasnearaspossibletothecenterlineofthevessel.

•Beclearofotherthrough-hullttingsorprojections.

•Havesufcientclearanceinsidethehulltotthenut.

•Have100mm(4in)ofheadroomtoallowforwithdrawal.

Note:Inadditiontotheaboverequirements,thedepthtransducer
mustbemountedwithin10ºofthevertical.

Sailingvessel

Speedanddepthtransducermounting

Ensuretransducersareinstalledinaccordancewiththeinstructions
suppliedwiththetransducer.

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Chapter6:Gettingstarted

Chaptercontents

•6.1Controlsonpage30

•6.2Poweronpage30

•6.3Datamasteronpage31

•6.4Illuminationonpage31

•6.5Calibrationonpage32

Gettingstarted

29

6.1Controls

1

3

2

4

D123 75-1

6.2Power

Poweringontheunit

Withpowertotheunitturnedonbuttheunitswitchedoff:

1.PressandholdthePowerbuttonuntiltheunitpowersonand

dataisdisplayed(approximately2seconds).

Note:Whenpowertotheunitisturnedontheunitwillswitch
onautomatically .

Poweringofftheunit

1.PressandholdthePowerbuttonuntilthepowercountdown

timerisdisplayedandreacheszero(approximately6to8
seconds).

i50Depth

1

2

3

4

Depth(Power)

—Selectto
accessdepth
information,
backlightadjust,
contrastadjust
andpoweron/off
modes.

Alarm—Select
toaccessalarm
levelsandalarm
settings.

Offset—Select
toaccessdepth
offsetsettings.

Reset—Select
andholddown
for3seconds
toresetdatato
currentvalues.

i50Speed

Speed(Power)

—Selectto
accessspeed
information,
backlightadjust,
contrastadjust
andpoweron/off
modes

Trip—Select
toaccesslog,
tripandwater
temperature
information.

Timer—Select
toaccesscount
upandstart
timers.

Reset—Select
andholddown
for3seconds
toresetdatato
currentvalues.

i50Tridata

Depth(Power)

—Selectto
accessdepth
information,
backlightadjust,
contrastadjust
andpoweron/off
modes.

Speed—
Selecttoaccess
speedandVMG
information

Trip—Select
toaccesslog,
tripandwater
temperature
information.

Reset—Select
andholddown
for3seconds
toresetdatato
currentvalues.

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6.3Datamaster

6.4Illumination

Whereasystemcontainsmorethanoneunitcapableofdisplaying
adatatype,theunitphysicallyconnectedtothetransducermustbe
setasthedatamasterandanyotherunitssetasarepeater.

Settingaunitasdatamaster

1.RefertotheIntermediatecalibrationsectionfordetailsonhowto
setyourunitasdatamaster.

Adjustingthebacklightlevel

Thebacklightinglevelcanbeaccessedusingthepowerbutton.

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholdthePowerbuttonforapproximately1second

todisplaythebacklightpage.

2.Dependingonyourdisplayvariantfollowthestepsbelowto
adjustthebacklightlevel:

i.i50Depth—UsetheOffsetorResetbuttonstoadjustthe

backlightleveltotherequiredsetting.

ii.i50Speed—UsetheTimerorResetbuttonstoadjustthe

backlightleveltotherequiredsetting.

iii.i50Tridata—UsetheTriporResetbuttonstoadjustthe

backlightleveltotherequiredsetting.

Note:Thebacklightpagewilltime-outafter8secondsof
inactivity.

Adjustingthecontrast

Thecontrastlevelcanbeaccessedusingthepowerbutton.

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholdthePowerbuttonforapproximately3seconds
todisplaythecontrastpage.

2.Dependingonyourdisplayvariantfollowthestepsbelowto
adjustthecontrastlevel:

i.i50Depth—UsetheOffsetorResetbuttonstoadjustthe

contrastleveltotherequiredsetting.

ii.i50Speed—UsetheTimerorResetbuttonstoadjustthe

contrastleveltotherequiredsetting.

iii.i50Tridata—UsetheTriporResetbuttonstoadjustthe

contrastleveltotherequiredsetting.

3.SelectingthePowerbuttonwiththecontrastpagedisplayedwill
cyclethroughtheavailablecontrastsettings.

Note:Thecontrastpagewilltime-outafter8secondsofinactivity.

Gettingstarted

31

6.5Calibration

Dep th

+

Alarm

D1242 1-1

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

5

2

Dep th

D1242 2-1

Dep th

D1242 3-1

Dep th

D1242 4-1

D9343--2

1 2 3

+

D1242 6-1

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

5

2

Sp eed Trip

D1242 7-1

Sp eed

D1242 8-1

Sp eed

D1242 9-1

Sp eed

Beforerstusecalibrationproceduresmustbecarriedouttoensure
optimumperformanceoftheinstrumentwiththevessel.

Thecalibrationproceduresare:

•Usercalibration

•Intermediatecalibration

•Groupsetup

•Dealercalibration

Note:Groupsetupisforgroupilluminationandisnotpartof
thecalibrationprocess.

Usercalibration

Calibrationproceduresaredependantoninstrumentdisplayvariant.

Usercalibrationoptionsinclude:

i50Depthi50Speedi50Tridata

Settingrequiredunitsfor
depthreadings.

Settingtherequired
depthoffset.

Lockingshallowalarm.

Settingrequiredunitsfor
speedreadings.

Settingrequiredspeed
resolution.

Setrequiredlogdistance
units.

Settingcorrectspeed
readings.

Settingrequired
temperatureunits.

Settingrequired
temperaturereadings.

Settingtimerbuzzeron
oroff.

Settingrequiredunitsfor
depthreadings.

Settingtherequired
depthoffset.

Lockingshallowalarm.

Settingrequiredunitsfor
speedreadings.

Settingrequiredspeed
resolution.

Setrequiredlogdistance
units.

Settingcorrectspeed
readings.

Settingrequired
temperatureunits.

Settingrequired
temperaturereadings

Settingtimerbuzzeron
oroff

6.PresstheDepthbuttontodisplaytheshallowalarmlockpage.

7.UsetheOffsetorResetbuttonstoturntheshallowalarmlock

onandoff.

8.T oexittheusercalibrationpagesatanytime,pressandholdthe

DepthandAlarmbuttonssimultaneouslyfor2seconds.

DepthOffset

Depthsaremeasuredfromthetransducertotheseabed,butyou
canapplyanoffsetvaluetothedepthdata,sothatthedisplayed
depthreadingrepresentsthedepthtotheseabedfromeitherthe
keelorthewaterline.

Beforeattemptingtosetawaterlineorkeeloffset,ndoutthe
verticalseparationbetweenthetransducerandeitherthewaterline
orthebottomofthekeelonyourvessel,asappropriate.Thenset
theappropriatedepthoffsetvalue.

1

2

3

Waterlineoffset

Transducer/Zerooffset

Keeloffset

Ifanoffsetisnotapplied,displayeddepthreadingsrepresentthe
distancefromthetransducertotheseabed.

Calibratingi50Speed

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholddowntheSpeedandTripbuttonssimultaneously

forapproximately2secondstodisplaytheusercalentrypage.

Calibratingi50Depth

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholddowntheDepthandAlarmbuttons

simultaneouslyforapproximately2secondstodisplaytheuser
calibrationentrypage.

Note:Theusercalibrationentryscreenwilltime-outafter8
secondsofinactivity.

2.PresstheSpeedbuttontodisplaythespeedunitspage.

Note:Theusercalibrationentryscreenwilltime-outafter8
secondsofinactivity.

2.PresstheDepthbuttontodisplaythedepthunitspage.

3.UsetheTimerorResetbuttonstoselecttherequiredspeed

units.

4.PresstheSpeedbuttontodisplaythespeedresolutionpage.

3.UsetheOffsetorResetbuttonstoselecttherequireddepth

units.

4.PresstheDepthbuttontodisplaythedepthoffsetpage.

5.UsetheTimerorResetbuttonstosettherequiredspeed

resolution.

6.PresstheSpeedbuttontodisplaythespeedlogunitspage.

5.UsetheOffsetorResetbuttonstosettherequireddepthoffset.

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7.UsetheTimerorResetbuttonstoselecttherequiredspeed

D1243 0-1

Sp eed

Sp eed

SOG

SOG

D1243 1-1

Re setTime r

+

D1243 2-1

Re set

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

5

3

D1243 4-1

Sp eed

D1243 5-1

Sp eed

D1243 6-1

Sp eed

D1243 8-1

Dep th Sp eed

+

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

5

2

D1243 9-1

Dep th

D1244 0-1

Dep th

D1244 1-1

Dep th

D1244 2-1

Sp eed

D1244 3-1

Sp eed

D1244 4-1

Sp eed

D1244 5-1

SOG

SOG

Sp eed

Sp eed

D1244 6-1

Re setTrip

+

logunits.

8.PresstheSpeedbuttontodisplayoneofthecurrentspeed

pages,ifSOGdataisavailableoverSeaT alkthentheSOGpage
isdisplayed,ifSOGdataisnotavailablethenthecalfactor
pageisdisplayed.

9.PresstheTimerandResetbuttonssimultaneouslytoswitch

betweenthecalfactorandSOGpages.

10.IftheSOGpageisdisplayedandthetideconditionsareslack,

pressandholdtheResetbuttonfor3secondstoacceptSOG
asthecurrentspeed.

1.PresstheDepthbuttontodisplaythedepthunitspage.

2.UsetheTriporResetbuttonstoselecttherequireddepthunits.

3.PresstheDepthbuttontodisplaythedepthoffsetpage.

4.UsetheTriporResetbuttonstosettherequireddepthoffset.

5.PresstheDepthbuttontodisplaytheshallowalarmlockpage.

6.UsetheT riporResetbuttonstoswitchtheshallowalarmlock
onandoff.

7.T oexittheusercalibrationpagesatanytime,pressandholdthe

DepthandSpeedbuttonssimultaneouslyfor2seconds.

Calibratingi50Tridataspeed

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PresstheSpeedbuttontodisplaythespeedunitspage.

11.Alternatively,withthecalfactorpagedisplayedusetheTimer
orResetbuttonstosetthecalfactortoyourvessel'sestimated
currentspeed.

12.PresstheSpeedbuttontodisplaythetemperatureunitspage.

13.UsetheTimerorResetbuttonstoselecttherequired
temperatureunits.

14.PresstheSpeedbuttontodisplaythetemperaturecalibration
page.

15.UsetheTimerorResetbuttonstosettheunittoshowthe
currentwatertemperature.

16.PresstheSpeedbuttontodisplaytheTimerbuzzerpage.

17.UsetheTimerorResetbuttonstoswitchthecount-upandrace
starttimerbuzzersonandoff.

18.Toexittheusercalibrationpagesatanytime,pressandholdthe
SpeedandTripbuttonssimultaneouslyfor2seconds.

2.UsetheTriporResetbuttonstosettherequiredspeedunits.

3.PresstheSpeedbuttontodisplaythespeedresolutionpage.

4.UsetheTriporResetbuttonstosettherequiredspeed

resolution.

5.PresstheSpeedbuttontodisplaythespeedlogunitspage.

6.UsetheT riporResetbuttonstoselecttherequiredspeedlog

units.

7.PresstheSpeedbuttontodisplayoneofthecurrentspeed

pages,ifSOGdataisavailableoverSeaT alkthentheSOGpage
isdisplayed,ifSOGdataisnotavailablethenthecalfactor
pageisdisplayed.

Calibratingi50Tridata

1.PressandholddowntheDepthandSpeedbuttons
simultaneouslyforapproximately2secondstodisplaytheuser
calibrationentrypage.

Note:Theusercalibrationentryscreenwilltime-outafter8
secondsofinactivity.

Calibratingi50Tridatadepth

FromtheUsercalibrationentrypage:

Gettingstarted

8.PressandholddowntheTripandResetbuttonssimultaneously

toswitchbetweenthecalfactorandSOGpages.

33

9.IftheSOGpageisdisplayedandthetideconditionsareslack,

D1244 7-1

Re set

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

5

3

D1244 8-1

Sp eed

D1244 9-1

Sp eed

D1245 0-1

Sp eed

Depth

Alarm

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

5

4

+

Depth

D124 51-1

Speed

Trip

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

5

4

+

Speed

D124 52-1

D1245 3-1

Sp eed

D1245 4-1

Re setTimer

+

D1245 5-1

Re setTimer

+

D1245 6-1

Trip

pressandholdtheResetbuttonfor3secondstoacceptSOG
asthecurrentspeed.

10.Alternatively,withthecalfactorpagedisplayedusetheTripor
Resetbuttonstosetthecalfactortoyourvessel'sestimated
currentspeed.

11.PresstheSpeedbuttontodisplaythetemperatureunitspage.

12.PresstheSpeedbuttontodisplaythetemperaturecalibration
page.

13.UsetheTriporResetbuttonstosettheunittoshowthecurrent
watertemperature.

14.PresstheSpeedbuttontodisplaytheTimerbuzzerpage.

15.UsetheTriporResetbuttonstoswitchthecount-upandrace
starttimerbuzzersonandoff.

16.Toexittheusercalibrationpagesatanytime,pressandholdthe

DepthandSpeedbuttonssimultaneouslyfor2seconds.

Intermediatecalibration

Intermediatecalibrationallowsyouto:

i50Depthi50Speedi50Tridata

Checkinstrument
softwareversion.

Checkandifnecessary
changetheinstrument
status(eithermasteror
repeater).

Checkingi50Depthsoftwareversionandstatus

Checkinstrument
softwareversion.

Checktheinstrument
status(eithermasteror
repeater).

Carryoutacalibration
runoverameasured
distancetoensure
accuratespeed
readings.

Checkinstrument
softwareversion.

Checkandifnecessary
changetheinstrument
status(eithermasteror
repeater).

Carryoutacalibration
runoverameasured
distancetoensure
accuratespeed
readings.

4.T oexittheIntermediatecalibrationsettingsatanytime,press

andholdtheDepthandAlarmbuttonssimultaneouslyfor4
seconds.

Checkingi50Speedsoftwareversionandstatus

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholdtheSpeedandTripbuttonssimultaneouslyfor

4seconds:
Thesoftwareversionisdisplayed.

2.PresstheSpeedbuttontodisplaytheinstrumentstatus.

Master(transducerconnected)orRepeater(Notransducer
connected).

3.PresstheSpeedbuttonagaintobeginspeedruncalibration.

4.T oexittheIntermediatecalibrationsettingsatanytime,press

andholdtheSpeedandTripbuttonssimultaneouslyfor4
seconds.

Performingspeedruncalibration–i50Speed

Thisspeedcalibrationinvolvescarryingoutupto2runsovera
measureddistance,toenableacalibrationfactortobedetermined
andappliedtoyourunit.Eachrunconsistsofanoutwardanda
returnleg,tominimizetheeffectoftidaldriftwhenthecalibration
factorisdetermined.

FromtheIntermediatecalibrationpage:

Note:Thisprocedureisnotrequiredifcurrentspeedissetto
SOG.

1.PresstheSpeedbuttonuntilyoureachtheCalibrationrun

lengthpage.

2.PresstheTimerandResetbuttonssimultaneouslytoenter

adjustmode.

Inadjustmodetherunlengthashes.

3.UsetheTimerorResetbuttontosettherunlengthtothe

requiredvalue(between0.25and2.50).

4.PresstheTimerandResetbuttonssimultaneouslytocommence

thespeedruncalibration
Thecalibrationstatuspageisdisplayed.Thetextatthetopof

thepagealternatesbetweenST ART1andthecalibrationfactor
currentlyapplied.

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholdtheDepthandAlarmbuttonssimultaneously
for4seconds:

Thesoftwareversionisdisplayed.

2.PresstheDepthbuttontodisplaytheinstrumentstatus.
Master(transducerconnected)orRepeater(Notransducer

5.Starttheoutwardlegofthecalibrationrunandasyoupassthe

startpoint,presstheTripbutton,sothepageshowsOUTWARD
atthetop.Asthecalibrationrunproceeds,thedisplayedvalue
willchange.

connected).

3.T ochangethestatus:
i.PresstheOffsetandResetbuttonssimultaneouslytoenter

adjustmode.
Thestatusasheswheninadjustmode.

ii.PresseitherOffsetorResettoswitchthestatusbetween

MasterorRepeater.

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6.AttheendoftheoutwardlegpressTripagain.

D1245 7-1

Trip

D1245 8-1

Trip

D1245 9-1

Trip

D1246 0-1

Trip

Speed

Depth

10

15

20

25

30

35

40

45

50

55

60

5

4

+

Speed

D124 61-1

D1246 2-1

Sp eed

D1246 3-1

Re setTrip

+

D1246 4-1

Re setTrip

+

D1246 5-1

Sp eed

D1246 6-1

Sp eed

D1246 7-1

Sp eed

ThetextRETURNwillashatthetopofthepageandthe
displayeddistancefreezes.

Note:Thedisplayeddistancevaluemaynotbethesameasthe
measureddistance,duetoerrorsintroducedbytidalow.

7.Turnyourvesselround,startthereturnlegandasyoudo

so,presstheTripbuttonsoRETURNstopsashingandthe
displayedvalueincrements.

8.Attheendofthereturnleg,presstheTripbutton.

Atthispoint:

•ThetextSTART2alternatingwiththenewcalibrationfactoris
displayedatthetopofthepage.

•Thedisplayeddistancefreezes

ii.PresseitherTriporResettoswitchthestatusbetween

MasterorRepeater.

4.PresstheSpeedbuttonagaintobeginspeedruncalibration.

5.T oexittheIntermediatecalibrationsettingsatanytime,press

andholdtheDepthandSpeedbuttonssimultaneouslyfor4
seconds:

Performingspeedruncalibration–i50T ridata

Thisspeedcalibrationinvolvescarryingoutupto2runsovera
measureddistance,toenableacalibrationfactortobedetermined
andappliedtoyourunit.Eachrunconsistsofanoutwardanda
returnleg,tominimizetheeffectoftidaldriftwhenthecalibration
factorisdetermined.

FromtheIntermediatecalibrationpage:

Note:Thisprocedureisnotrequiredifcurrentspeedissetto
SOG.

1.PresstheSpeedbuttonuntilyoureachtheCalibrationrun

lengthpage.

2.PresstheTripandResetbuttonssimultaneouslytoenteradjust

mode.

Note:Thedisplayeddistanceshouldbeveryclosetotheactual
(measured)distanceofthecalibrationrun.

9.Ifyouaresatisedwiththeresultsoftherstcalibrationrun,

presstheSpeedandTripbuttonssimultaneouslytosavethe
newcalibrationfactorandexitspeedcalibration.

10.Ifyouwanttocarryoutasecondcalibrationrun,presstheTrip

button.

11.Followsteps5to7aboveagaintocompleteasecondcalibration
run.

12.AttheendofthereturnlegpresstheTripbutton
Atthispoint:

•ThetextENDalternatingwiththenewcalibrationfactoris

displayedatthetopofthepage.

•Thedisplayeddistancefreezes

13.Toexitthespeedcalibrationrunatanytime,pressandholdthe

SpeedandTripbuttonssimultaneouslyfor4seconds.

Checkingi50T ridatasoftwareversionandstatus

Inadjustmodetherunlengthashes.

3.UsetheTriporResetbuttontosettherunlengthtotherequired

value(between0.25and2.50).

4.PresstheTripandResetbuttonssimultaneouslytocommence

thespeedruncalibration
Thecalibrationstatuspageisdisplayed.Thetextatthetopof

thepagealternatesbetweenST ART1andthecalibrationfactor
currentlyapplied.

5.Starttheoutwardlegofthecalibrationrunandasyoupass

thestartpoint,presstheSpeedbutton,sothepageshows
OUTWARDatthetop.Asthecalibrationrunproceeds,the
displayedvaluewillchange.

6.AttheendoftheoutwardlegpressSpeedagain.

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholdtheDepthandSpeedbuttonssimultaneously
for4seconds:

Thesoftwareversionisdisplayed.

2.PresstheSpeedbuttontodisplaytheinstrumentstatus.
Master(transducerconnected)orRepeater(Notransducer

connected).

3.T ochangethedepthstatus:
i.PresstheTripandResetbuttonssimultaneouslytoenter

adjustmode.
Thestatusasheswheninadjustmode.

Gettingstarted

ThetextRETURNwillashatthetopofthepageandthe
displayeddistancefreezes.

Note:Thedisplayeddistancevaluemaynotbethesameasthe
measureddistance,duetoerrorsintroducedbytidalow.

7.Turnyourvesselround,startthereturnlegandasyoudoso,

presstheSpeedbuttonsoRETURNstopsashingandthe
displayedvalueincrements.

8.Attheendofthereturnleg,presstheSpeedbutton.

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•Thedisplayeddistancefreezes

Note:Thedisplayeddistanceshouldbeveryclosetotheactual
(measured)distanceofthecalibrationrun.

4.PresstheDepthbuttontodisplaythedepthresponsepage.

5.UsetheOffsetorResetbuttonstosettherequireddepth

responsesetting.

6.PresstheDepthbuttontodisplaytheboatshowmodepage.

9.Ifyouaresatisedwiththeresultsoftherstcalibrationrun,

presstheDepthandSpeedbuttonssimultaneouslytosavethe
newcalibrationfactor,exitspeedcalibrationandreturntothe
statuspage.

10.Ifyouwanttocarryoutasecondcalibrationrun,pressthe

Speedbutton.

11.Followsteps5to7aboveagaintocompleteasecondcalibration
run.

12.AttheendofthereturnlegpresstheSpeedbutton
Atthispoint:

•ThetextENDalternatingwiththenewcalibrationfactoris

displayedatthetopofthepage.

•Thedisplayeddistancefreezes.

13.Toexitthespeedcalibrationrunatanytime,pressandholdthe

DepthandSpeedbuttonssimultaneouslyfor4seconds.

Dealercalibration

Thedealercalibrationproceduresinclude:

i50Depthi50Speedi50Tridata

SettingUsercalibration
optionsonoroff.

Settingrequireddepth
response.

Settingboatshowmode
onoroff.

RestorefactorydefaultSettingboatshowmode

SettingUsercalibration
optionsonoroff.

Settingrequiredspeed
response.

SettingrequiredVMG
response.

SettingUsercalibration
optionsonoroff.

Settingdatasourcefor
speedinformation.

Settingrequiredspeed
response.

Settingrequireddepth

onoroff.

response.

RestorefactorydefaultSettingboatshowmode

onoroff.

Restorefactorydefault

7.PresstheDepthbuttontodisplaythefactoryresetpage.

8.UsetheOffsetorResetbuttonstoresettheunitssettingsto

factorydefaultvalues.

9.T oexitthedealercalibrationpagesatanytime,pressandhold

theDepthandAlarmbuttonssimultaneouslyforapproximately
2seconds.

Settingdealercalibrationoptions-i50Speed

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholdtheSpeedandTripbuttonssimultaneously

forapproximately14secondstodisplaythedealercalibration
entrypage.

2.PresstheTimerandResetbuttonssimultaneouslytodisplay

theusercalibrationaccesspage.

3.PresstheSpeedbuttontodisplaythespeedresponsepage.

4.UsetheTimerorResetbuttonstosettherequiredspeed

responsevalue.

5.PresstheSpeedbuttontodisplaythespeedVMGresponse

page.

Settingdealercalibrationoptions–i50Depth

Duringnormaloperation:

6.UsetheTimerorResetbuttonstosettherequiredVMG

responsevalue.

7.PresstheSpeedbuttontodisplaytheboatshowmodepage.

1.PressandholdtheDepthandAlarmbuttonssimultaneously
forapproximately14secondstodisplaythedealercalibration
entrypage.

8.UsetheTimerorResetbuttonstoswitchboatshowmodeon

andoff.

9.PresstheSpeedbuttontodisplaythefactoryresetpage.

2.PresstheOffsetandResetbuttonssimultaneouslytodisplay
theusercalibrationaccesspage.

10.UsetheTimerorResetbuttonstoresettheunitssettingsto

factorydefaultvalues

3.UsetheOffsetorResetbuttonstoswitchtheusercalibration
onandoff.

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11.Toexitthedealercalibrationpagesatanytime,pressandhold

theSpeedandTripbuttonssimultaneouslyforapproximately
2seconds.

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1.PressandholdtheDepthandSpeedbuttonssimultaneously

forapproximately14secondstodisplaythedealercalibration
entrypage.

2.PresstheTripandResetbuttonssimultaneouslytodisplaythe

usercalibrationaccesspage.

3.PresstheDepthbuttontodisplaythespeedselectpage.

4.UsetheT riporResetbuttonstoswitchthespeeddatasource

onandoff.

5.Pressthedepthbuttontodisplaythespeedresponsepage.

6.UsetheTriporResetbuttonstosettherequiredspeed

responsevalue.

7.PresstheDepthbuttontodisplaythedepthresponsepage.

8.UsetheTriporResetbuttonstosettherequireddepthresponse

value.

9.PresstheDepthbuttontodisplaytheboatshowmodepage.

10.UsetheTriporResetbuttonstoswitchboatshowmodeon

andoff.

11.PresstheDepthbuttontodisplaythefactoryresetpage.

12.UsetheTriporResetbuttonstoresettheunitssettingsto

factorydefaultvalues

13.ToexittheDealercalibrationpagesatanytime,pressandhold

theDepthandSpeedbuttonssimultaneouslyforapproximately
2seconds.

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Chapter7:Usingyourdisplay

Chaptercontents

•7.1Pagesonpage40

•7.2i50Depthoperationonpage40

•7.3i50Speedoperationonpage41

•7.4i50Tridataoperationonpage43

•7.5Groupilluminationonpage44

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Thepagesavailabledependonthedisplayvariantandareshown
inthetablebelow:

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Tripdistance

Whenconnectedtotherelevantdepthtransducer,youri50depth
instrument:

•Providescurrentdepthinformation,ineitherfeet(ft),metres(M)
orfathoms(FA).

•Recordstheminimumandmaximumdepthencounteredduring
theperiodtheunitisswitchedon.

•Enablesyoutodenealarmthresholdsforshallowalarm,deep
alarm,shallowanchoralarmanddeepanchoralarm.

•Enablesyoutoseewhatoffsethasbeenappliedtothedepth
reading.

Note:Depthinformationisobtainedfromthedepthtransducer
connectedtotheunit.However,whentheinstrumentisconnected
toaSeaTalknetwork,whichcontainsacompatiblesonarmodule
(shnder)thedepthinformationisprovidedbythesonarmodule,
whilstitisswitchedon.

Itshouldbenotedthat:

•TherequireddepthunitsareselectedduringUsercalibration.

•Up/Downdepth-trendarrowsaredisplayed,iftheseabedis
risingorfalling.

•Ifforanyreasondepthinformationislost,thedepthtitlewillash
andthedisplayedvaluewillbethelastknowndepthreading.

Usingthedepthpages

Tocyclethroughthedepthpagesfollowthestepsbelow.

Note:Thesepagesaretemporarypagesandwilltime-outtothe
previouspermanentpageafter5secondsofinactivity.

Changingpages

Duringnormaloperation:

1.DependingonunitvariantpresseithertheDepth,Speed,Timer
orTripbuttonstocyclethroughthepages.

WiththeCurrentdepthpagedisplay:

1.PresstheDepthbuttontodisplaytheMinimumdepthpage.

2.FromtheMinimumdepthpage:
i.PresstheDepthbuttontodisplaytheMaximumdepth

page,or

ii.PressandholdtheResetbuttonfor3secondstoresetthe

minimumdepthtothecurrentdepthreading.

3.FromtheMaximumdepthpage:
i.PresstheDepthbuttontodisplaytheCurrentdepthpage,or
ii.PressandholdtheResetbuttonfor3secondstoresetthe

maximumdepthtothecurrentdepthreading.

Note:OnlytheCurrentdepthpageisapermanentpage,all
otherpageswilltime-outafter8secondsandrevertbacktothe

Currentdepthpage.

Viewingthedepthoffset

Toviewtheoffsetvaluecurrentlyappliedtoyourinstrumentfollow

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thestepsbelow.
Duringnormaloperation:

1.PresstheOffsetbuttontodisplaytheDepthoffsetpage.
Thedisplayshowsthevalueoftheoffsetappliedandidenties:

•IfapositiveoffsetvalueisappliedW/Lisdisplayedtodenote

awaterlineoffset.

•IfanegativeoffsetvalueisappliedKEELisdisplayedto

denoteakeeloffset.

•IfazerooffsetvalueisappliedOFFSETisdisplayedtodenote

thatthereisazerooffsetfromthetransducer.

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datamasters(seeDatamastersectionfordetails.

7.3i50Speedoperation

Whenconnectedtotherelevantspeedorspeedandtemperature
transducer,youri50Speedinstrumentprovides:

•Current,maximumandaveragespeedinformation,ineitherknots
(KTS),mileperhour(MPH)orkilometersperhour(KPH).

•Logandtripinformation,ineithernauticalmiles(NM),statute
miles(M)orkilometers(KM).

•Watertemperatureinformation,ineitherdegreescelsius(ºC)or
fahrenheit(ºF).

•Velocitymadegood(VMG)information,VMGisonlyavailable
whenconnectedtoSeaTalkorSeaTalk
containsacompatiblewindtransducer.

•Speedoverground(SOG)information,SOGisonlyavailable
whenconnectedtoSeaTalkorSeaTalk
containsasuitableGPS.

•Count-upandracestarttimers

Note:Therequiredspeed,distanceandtemperatureunitsare
selectedduringUsercalibration.

Itshouldbenotedthat:

•Themaximumspeed,averagespeedandtripreadingareresetto
zeroatpowerup.

•Thelogscreenshowsthetotaldistancecoveredbythevessel
sincetheunitwastted.

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Usingthespeedpages

Tocyclethroughthespeedpagesfollowthestepsbelow:

WiththeCurrentspeedpagedisplayed:

1.PresstheSpeedbuttontodisplaytheMaximumspeedpage.

2.FromtheMaximumspeedpage:

i.PresstheSpeedbuttontodisplaytheAveragespeedpage,

or

ii.PressandholdtheResetbuttonfor3secondstosetthe

maximumspeedvaluetothevessel'scurrentspeed.

3.FromtheAveragespeedpage:

i.PresstheSpeedbuttontodisplaytheVMGpage,or

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Note:TheVMGinformationisonlyavailableifyourunitispart
ofaSeaT alkorSeaT alk
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5.FromtheSOGpage,presstheSpeedbuttontodisplaythe

Currentspeedpage.

Note:TheMaximumspeedandAveragespeedpagesare

temporarypagesandwilltime-outafter8secondsandrevert
backtotheCurrentspeedpage.

Usingthelog,tripandtemperaturepages

Tocyclethroughtheavailablelog,tripandwatertemperaturepages
followthestepsbelow .

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PresstheT ripbuttontodisplaytheLogpage.

2.PresstheT ripbuttontodisplaytheTrippage.

3.FromtheTrippage:
i.PresstheTripbuttontodisplaytheWatertemperature

page,or

ii.PressandholdtheResetbuttonfor3secondstoresetthe

tripreadingtozero.

4.PresstheT ripbuttontodisplaytheLogpage.

Settingtheracestarttimer

Theracestarttimerscanbesetfrom1to15minutes.

Witharacetimerdisplayed

1.PressandholdtheTimerandResetbuttonssimultaneouslyto

enteradjustmode.

2.Inadjustmode:

i.UsetheResetbuttontoincrementtheracetimerstartvalue,

or

ii.UsetheTimerbuttontodecreasetheracetimerstartvalue.
iii.PressandholdtheTimerandResetbuttonssimultaneously

toexitadjustmode.

Timerbuzzer

TheTimerbuzzerisenabledordisabledduringcalibrationseethe
Usercalibrationsection.

Whenusingaracetimerwiththetimerbuzzerenabled,thebuzzer
will:

•Doublebeepeveryminute.

•Beep3timesatthestartofthelast30seconds.

•Beeponceforeachofthelast10seconds.

•Beepfor2secondsatzero.

Usingthetimers

Tocyclethroughandusethecount-upandracetimerpagesfollow
thestepsbelow.

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PresstheTimerbuttontocyclethroughtheavailabletimers.

2.PresstheResetbuttontostartthetimer.

3.Withthetimerrunning,presstheResetbuttontopausethetimer.

4.Withthetimerrunning,pressandholdtheResetbuttonfor1

Note:Afteraracestarttimerhascounteddowntozeroitwill

secondtoresetthetimer.

thenstarttocountup.

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Whenconnectedtotherelevanttransducer(s)youri50Tridata
instrument:

•Providesdepthinformationineitherfeet(FT)ormetres(M).

•Enablesyoutodenealarmthresholdsforshallowalarm,deep
alarm,shallowanchoralarmanddeepanchoralarm.

•Providesspeedinformation(current,maximumandaverage),in
eitherknots(KTS),milesperhour(MPH)orkilometersperhour
(KPH).

•Velocitymadegood(VMG)information,VMGisonlyavailable
whenconnectedtoSeaTalkorSeaTalk
containsacompatiblewindtransducer.

•Provideslogandtripinformation.Thesearegivenineither
nauticalmiles(NM),statutemiles(M)orkilometers(KM).

•Provideswatertemperatureinformation.Thisisgivenineither
degreescelsius(ºC)ordegreesfahrenheit(ºF).

•Providescountupandracestarttimerfunctions.

Note:Depthinformationisobtainedfromthedepthtransducer
connectedtotheunit.However,whentheinstrumentisconnected
toaSeaTalknetwork,whichcontainsacompatiblesonarmodule
(shnder)thedepthinformationisprovidedbythesonarmodule
whilstitisswitchedon.

Itshouldbenotedthat:

•TherequiredunitsofmeasurementaresetduringUsercalibration.

•Up/Downdepth-trendarrowsaredisplayed,iftheseabedis
risingorfallingatasignicantrate.

•Thelogscreenshowsthetotaldistancecoveredbythevessel
sincetheunitwastted.

•Maximumspeed,averagespeedandtripreadingareresetto
zeroatpowerup.

•Ifforanyreasondepthinformationislost,thedepthtitlewillash
andthedisplayedvaluewillbethelastknowndepthreading.

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UsingT ridatadepthpages

Tocyclethroughthedepthpagesfollowthestepsbelow.

1.UsetheDepthbuttontocyclethroughtheavailabledepthpages.

Availabledepthpagesare:

•Currentdepth

•Shallowdepthalarm

•Deepdepthalarm

•Shallowanchoralarm

•Deepanchoralarm

Note:Alarmpagesaretemporarypageswilltime-outafter8
secondsandreverttotheCurrentdepthpage.

Toenable/disablealarmsortoadjustalarmthresholdspleaserefer
totheAlarmssection.

UsingT ridataspeedpages.

Tocyclethroughthespeedpagesfollowthestepsbelow.

i50Tridatadisplaylayout

Thei50Tridatadisplayisdividedinto3separateareas,eachof
whichdisplaysaseparatetypeofinformation,asshownbelow.

Depthinformation

Speedinformation

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3Trip,log,watertemperatureandtimer

UsingtheTridatapages

1.UsetheDepthbuttontoaccessdepthinformation.

2.UsetheSpeedbuttontoaccessspeedinformation.

3.UsetheTripbuttontoaccessthelog,trip,watertemperature

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andtimerinformation.

WiththeCurrentspeedpagedisplayed:

1.PresstheSpeedbuttontodisplaytheMaximumspeedpage.

2.WiththeMaximumspeedpagedisplayed:
i.PresstheSpeedbuttontodisplaytheAveragespeedpage,

or

ii.PressandholdtheResetbuttonfor3secondstoresetthe

maximumspeedreadingtothevessel'scurrentspeed.

3.WiththeAveragespeedpagedisplayed:
i.PresstheSpeedbuttontodisplaytheVMGpage,or
ii.PressandholdtheResetbuttonfor3secondstoresetthe

averagespeedtozero.

4.FromtheVMGpage,presstheSpeedbuttontodisplaythe
Currentspeedpage.

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UsingTridatatrippages

Tocyclethroughthetrip,log,watertemperatureandtimerpages
followthestepsbelow .

1.PresstheTripbuttontocyclethroughtheTrip,Log,Water

temperatureandTimerpages.

Settingtheracestarttimer

Theracestarttimerscanbesetfrom1to15minutes.

7.5Groupillumination

Groupilluminationisusedtosynchronizesandcontrolthe
backlightinglevelofmultipleunitsassignedtothesamegroup.

TheunitcanparticipateinsharedilluminationviaaSeaTalknetwork
orgroupilluminationviaaSeaTalk

WhenconnectedonaSeaT alknetworkallcompatibleunitswill
sharetheirbacklightlevel(when1unit'sbacklightinglevelis
adjustedallotherunitsbacklightlevelwillalsochange).

WhenconnectedonaSeaT alk
groupilluminationandbeassignedtoagroupofunitswhichwill
sharetheirbacklightinglevels.Availablegroupsareasfollows:

•Helm1

•Helm2

•Cockpit

•Flybridge

•Mast

•grP1togrP5

Whenassignedtoagroup,whenthebacklightingof1unitis
adjustedthebacklightinglevelofallunitsassignedtothesame
groupwillalsochange.

Assigningthei50Depthtoagroup

Toassignthei50Depthaspartofagroupsothatitcanparticipate
ingroupilluminationfollowthestepsbelow.

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholdtheDepthandAlarmbuttonssimultaneously

for6seconds.
TheGroupbrightnessentrypageisdisplayed.

Note:TheGroupbrightnessentrypageisatemporarypage
andwilltime-outtothepreviouspageafter8seconds.

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Witharacetimerdisplayed

1.PressandholdtheTimerandResetbuttonssimultaneouslyto

enteradjustmode.

2.Inadjustmode:

i.UsetheResetbuttontoincrementtheracetimerstartvalue,

or

ii.UsetheTimerbuttontodecreasetheracetimerstartvalue.
iii.PressandholdtheTimerandResetbuttonssimultaneously

toexitadjustmode.

Note:Afteraracestarttimerhascounteddowntozeroitwill
thenstarttocountup.

Timerbuzzer

TheTimerbuzzerisenabledordisabledduringcalibrationseethe
Usercalibrationsection.

Whenusingaracetimerwiththetimerbuzzerenabled,thebuzzer
will:

•Doublebeepeveryminute.

•Beep3timesatthestartofthelast30seconds.

•Beeponceforeachofthelast10seconds.

•Beepfor2secondsatzero.

2.PresstheDepthbuttontodisplaytheGrouppage.

3.UsetheOffsetorResetbuttonstoselectthegrouptheunit

willbeassignedto.

Assigningthei50Speedtoagroup

Toassignthei50Speedaspartofagroupsothatitcanparticipate
ingroupilluminationfollowthestepsbelow.

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholdtheSpeedandTripbuttonssimultaneouslyfor

6seconds.
TheGroupbrightnessentrypageisdisplayed.

Note:TheGroupbrightnessentrypageisatemporarypage
andwilltime-outtothepreviouspageafter8seconds.

2.PresstheSpeedbuttontodisplaytheGrouppage.

3.UsetheTimerorResetbuttonstoselectthegrouptheunitwill

beassignedto.

Assigningthei50Tridatatoagroup

Toassignthei50Tridataaspartofagroupsothatitcanparticipate
ingroupilluminationfollowthestepsbelow.

Duringnormaloperation:

1.PressandholdtheDepthandSpeedbuttonssimultaneously

for6seconds.
TheGroupbrightnessentrypageisdisplayed.

Note:TheGroupbrightnessentrypageisatemporarypage
andwilltime-outtothepreviouspageafter8seconds.

2.PresstheDepthbuttontodisplaytheGrouppage.

3.UsetheTriporResetbuttonstoselectthegrouptheunitwill

beassignedto.

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Youcansetupalarmstoalertyoutocertainconditions.

Alarmsareraisedbysystemfunctions,andalsoexternalequipment
connectedtoyourdisplay.

Whenanalarmeventoccursanaudibleandvisualalarmisactivated
whichindicatesthealarmstate.

Alarmthresholdscanbeconguredfromtherelevantalarmpage/
menu.

Settingalarmthresholds—i50Depth

Youcanadjustthethresholdatwhichalarmsaretriggeredby
followingthestepsbelow.

Instrumentalarms

Thealarmsavailableforthei50Depthandi50Tridataarelisted
below.

•Shallowdepthalarm

•Deepdepthalarm

•Shallowanchoralarm

•Deepanchoralarm

Alarmindications

Analarmeventisindicatedbybothaudibleandvisualwarnings.

Shallowalarm

Deepalarm

Shallowanchoralarm

Deepanchoralarm

Withtherelevantalarmpagedisplayed:

1.PresstheOffsetandResetbuttonssimultaneouslytoenter

adjustmode.
Thecurrentthresholdwillstarttoash.

2.UsetheResetbuttontoincreasethealarmthreshold.

3.UsetheOffsetbuttontodecreasethealarmthreshold.

4.PresstheOffsetandResetbuttonssimultaneouslytosavethe

newalarmthresholdandexitadjustmode.

Note:Theillustrationaboveisanexampledepictingsettingthe
Deepanchoralarmthreshold.

Settingalarmthresholds—i50Tridata

Youcanadjustthethresholdatwhichalarmsaretriggeredby
followingthestepsbelow.

Withtherelevantalarmpagedisplayed:

1.PresstheTripandResetbuttonssimultaneouslytoenteradjust

mode.
Thecurrentthresholdwillstarttoash.

2.UsetheResetbuttontoincreasethealarmthreshold.

3.UsetheTripbuttontodecreasethealarmthreshold.

4.PresstheTripandResetbuttonssimultaneouslytosavethe

newalarmthresholdandexitadjustmode.

Note:Theillustrationaboveisanexampledepictingsettingthe
Deepanchoralarmthreshold.

Alarmsaresoundedwhenthesetalarmthresholdvalueiscrossed.
Alarmswillsounduntilsilenced.

Silencingalarms

1.Pressanybuttontosilenceanactivealarm.

Enabling/Disablingalarms

Alarmscanbeenabledordisabledatanytime.

Withtherelevantalarmpagedisplayed:

1.PressandholdtheResetbuttonfor1secondtoswitchthe

alarmonoroff.

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Chapter9:Maintainingyourdisplay

Chaptercontents

•9.1Serviceandmaintenanceonpage48

•9.2Condensationonpage48

•9.3Routineequipmentchecksonpage49

•9.4Cleaningonpage49

•9.5Cleaningthedisplaycaseonpage50

•9.6Cleaningthedisplayscreenonpage50

Maintainingyourdisplay

47

9.1Serviceandmaintenance

9.2Condensation

Thisproductcontainsnouserserviceablecomponents.Please
referallmaintenanceandrepairtoauthorizedRaymarinedealers.
Unauthorizedrepairmayaffectyourwarranty.

Certainatmosphericconditionsmaycauseasmallamountof
condensationtoformontheunit'swindow.Thiswillnotdamagethe
unitandwillclearaftertheunithasbeenswitchedonforashort
period.

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9.3Routineequipmentchecks

9.4Cleaning

Raymarinestronglyrecommendsthatyoucompleteanumberof
routinecheckstoensurethecorrectandreliableoperationofyour
equipment.

Completethefollowingchecksonaregularbasis:

•Examineallcablesforsignsofdamageorwearandtear.

•Checkthatallcablesaresecurelyconnected.

Bestcleaningpractices.

Whencleaningthisproduct:

•DoNOTwipethedisplayscreenwithadrycloth,asthiscould

scratchthescreencoating.

•DoNOTuseabrasive,oracidorammoniabasedproducts.

•DoNOTuseajetwash.

Maintainingyourdisplay

49

9.5Cleaningthedisplaycase

9.6Cleaningthedisplayscreen

Thedisplayunitisasealedunitanddoesnotrequireregular
cleaning.Ifitisnecessarytocleantheunit,followthisbasic
procedure:

1.Switchoffthepowertothedisplay.

2.Wipethedisplaywithaclean,softcloth(amicrobreclothis
ideal).

3.Ifnecessary,useisopropylalcohol(IP A)oramilddetergentto
removegreasemarks.

Note:DoNOTuseIPAoranyothersolventordetergentonthe
screenitself.

Note:Incertainconditions,condensationmayappearinsidethe
displayscreen.Thiswillnotharmtheunit,andcanbeclearedby
poweringonthedisplayforashorttime.

Acoatingisappliedtothedisplayscreen.Thismakesitwater
repellent,andpreventsglare.T oavoiddamagingthiscoating,follow
thisprocedure:

1.Switchoffthepowertothedisplay.

2.Rinsethescreenwithfreshwatertoremovealldirtparticles
andsaltdeposits.

3.Allowthescreentodrynaturally.

4.Ifanysmearsremain,verygentlywipethescreenwithaclean
microbrecleaningcloth(availablefromanopticians).

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Chapter10:Troubleshooting

Chaptercontents

•10.1Troubleshootingonpage52

•10.2Instrumenttroubleshootingonpage53

•10.3Poweruptroubleshootingonpage54

•10.4Miscellaneoustroubleshootingonpage55

•10.5Self-testonpage56

Troubleshooting

51

10.1Troubleshooting

Thetroubleshootinginformationprovidespossiblecausesand
correctiveactionrequiredforcommonproblemsassociatedwith
marineelectronicsinstallations.

AllRaymarineproductsare,priortopackingandshipping,subjected
tocomprehensivetestandqualityassuranceprograms.However ,
ifyouexperienceproblemswiththeoperationofyourproductthis
sectionwillhelpyoutodiagnoseandcorrectproblemsinorderto
restorenormaloperation.

Ifafterreferringtothissectionyouarestillhavingproblemswithyour
unit,pleasecontactRaymarineTechnicalSupportforfurtheradvice.

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10.2Instrumenttroubleshooting

FaultCauseAction

Blankdisplay.Nopowersupply.

•Checkfuse/circuitbreaker.

•Checkpowersupply.

•CheckSeaTalk/SeaT alk
security.

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cablingandconnector

SeaTalk/SeaT alk

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informationnotbeingtransferred

betweeninstruments.

AgroupofSeaT alk/SeaTalk

LASTashingordashesdisplayedcontinuously
(depthgreaterthan3feet).

LASTasheswhenunderway.

SeaTalk/SeaT alk

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unitsnotworking.SeaTalk/SeaT alk

Transducercableorconnectorfault.•Checkconditionofthetransducercable(s)andthe

Aeratedwaterduetovesselwakes,propellerwash
etc.

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cablingorconnectorfault.•ChecksecurityofSeaTalk/SeaT alk

betweenunits.

•CheckconditionofSeaTalk/SeaT alk

•Isolatefaultyunitbydisconnectingunitsoneby
one.

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cablingorconnectorfault.•CheckthesecurityofSeaT alk/SeaTalk

connectorsbetweenfunctioningand
non-functioningunits.

•ChecktheconditionofSeaTalk/SeaT alk
betweenfunctioningandnon-functioningunits.

securityoftheconnections.

•Ensurereadingstabilizeswhenclearofdisturbed
water.

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connections

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cables.

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cable

Troubleshooting

53

10.3Poweruptroubleshooting

Problemsatpowerupandtheirpossiblecausesandsolutionsaredescribedhere.

ProblemPossiblecausesPossiblesolutions

Thesystem(orpartofit)doesnotstartup.

Powersupplyproblem.

Checkrelevantfusesandbreakers.

Checkthatthepowersupplycableissoundandthatallconnectionsare
tightandfreefromcorrosion.

Checkthatthepowersourceisofthecorrectvoltageandsufcientcurrent.

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10.4Miscellaneoustroubleshooting

Miscellaneousproblemsandtheirpossiblecausesandsolutionsaredescribedhere.

ProblemPossiblecausesPossiblesolutions

Displaybehaveserratically:

•Frequentunexpectedresets.

•Systemcrashesorothererratic
behavior.

Intermittentproblemwithpowertothe
display.

Checkrelevantfusesandbreakers.

Checkthatthepowersupplycableissoundandthatallconnectionsare
tightandfreefromcorrosion.

Checkthatthepowersourceisofthecorrectvoltageandsufcientcurrent.

Softwaremismatchonsystem(upgrade
required).

Corruptdata/otherunknownissue.Performafactoryreset.

Gotowww.raymarine.comandclickonsupportforthelatestsoftware
downloads.

Important:Thiswillresultinthelossofanysettingsanddata(suchas
waypoints)storedontheproduct.Saveanyimportantdatatoamemory
cardbeforeresetting.

Troubleshooting

55

10.5Self-test

1

2

D1254 8-1

Theunithasabuiltinself-testtoaidfaultdiagnosis.Theresulting
failuresand/orfaultcodesshouldbeusedwhencontacting
Raymarinecustomersupport.

Startingself-test—i50Depth

1.PressandholdtheDepthandResetbuttonssimultaneouslyfor

4seconds,untiltheunitbeeps.

2.WhentheunitbeepsimmediatelypressOffsetandReset

buttonssimultaneouslytostartselfteststage1.

3.T oprogresstothenextself-teststagepresstheDepthand

Alarmbuttonssimultaneously.

Startingself-test—i50Speed

1.PressandholdtheSpeedandResetbuttonssimultaneouslyfor

4seconds,untiltheunitbeeps.

2.WhentheunitbeepsimmediatelypressTimerandReset

buttonssimultaneouslytostartselfteststage1.

3.T oprogresstothenextself-teststagepresstheSpeedandTrip

buttonssimultaneously .

Startingself-test—i50Tridata

1.PressandholdtheDepthandResetbuttonssimultaneouslyfor

4seconds,untiltheunitbeeps.

2.WhentheunitbeepsimmediatelypressTripandResetbuttons

simultaneouslytostartselfteststage1.

3.T oprogresstothenextself-teststagepresstheDepthand

Speedbuttonssimultaneously.

Self-teststages

Theself-testcomprisesofthefollowingstages

Self-teststage1

WhenenteringSelf-teststage1,theunitbeepsandthedisplay
showsTEST1,for1second.

Self-teststage1willperformthefollowingtests:

•SeaT alk/SeaT alk
transmitcircuits.

•EEPROMtest(readandwrite).

Ifthetestsaresatisfactory ,PASSisshownonthedisplay.
Ifthetestsarenotsatisfactory,thefollowingfailurecodesmaybe

generated:

Faultcode

FAIL1

FAIL2

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self-test,whichchecksthereceiveand

1

2i50Tridata

Whilethetestisprogressing,presseachofthedisplaybuttonsand
checkthatthebuzzersoundsaseachbuttonispressed.

Thetablebelowshowspossibleproblemsthatmaybeencountered:

Failure

Noillumination.

Buttonilluminationfailure.

Nobeepwhenbuttonpressed.

LCDsegment(s)missingcompletely.

FaintLCDsegment(s).

Self-teststage3

Note:AfterSelf-Teststage3isnotsupportedonthisunit,
progressingfromSelf-teststage2willstartSelf-teststage4.

Self-teststage4

AknowngoodtransducermustbeconnectedforSelf-teststage4,
andthevesselmustbeunderwayatsufcientspeedfortheteststo
beperformed.

WhenenteringSelf-teststage4,theunitbeepsandthedisplay
showsTEST4,for1second.

Self-teststage4willperformatransducertest

IfthetestissatisfactorythenPASSisshownonthedisplay.

Ifthetestisnotsatisfactorythenafailcodewillbeshownonthe
display:

FaultcodeTransducer

FAIL10

FAIL8Depth

Toexitself-teststage4,presstheUpandDownbuttons
simultaneously.

i50Depth,i50Speed

Speed

Self-teststage2

WhenenteringSelf-teststage2,theunitbeepsandthedisplay
showsTEST2,for1second.

Self-teststage2willperformthefollowingtests:

•Backlightingtest,whichcyclesbetweenonandoffeverysecond.

•Anybuttonpresssoundsabeep.

•Displaytest,whichteststheLCDsegmentsinthefollowing
sequence,changingoncepersecond:

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Chapter11:Technicalsupport

Chaptercontents

•11.1Raymarinecustomersupportonpage58

•11.2Checkingthesoftwareversiononpage58

Technicalsupport

57

11.1Raymarinecustomersupport

11.2Checkingthesoftwareversion

Raymarineprovidesacomprehensivecustomersupportservice.
YoucancontactcustomersupportthroughtheRaymarinewebsite,
telephoneandemail.Ifyouareunabletoresolveaproblem,please
useanyofthesefacilitiestoobtainadditionalhelp.

Websupport

Pleasevisitthecustomersupportareaofourwebsiteat:

www.raymarine.com

ThiscontainsFrequentlyAskedQuestions,servicinginformation,
e-mailaccesstotheRaymarineT echnicalSupportDepartmentand
detailsofworldwideRaymarineagents.

Telephoneandemailsupport

IntheUSA:

•Tel:[phone]

•TollFree:[phone]

•Email:[e-mail]

IntheUK,Europe,theMiddleEast,orFarEast:

•Tel:[phone]

•Email:[e-mail]

Productinformation

Ifyouneedtorequestservice,pleasehavethefollowinginformation
tohand:

•Productname.

•Productidentity.

•Serialnumber.

•Softwareapplicationversion.

Youcanobtainthisproductinformationusingthemenuswithinyour
product.

Dependingontheinstrumentdisplayvariantfollowthestepsbelow
toidentifythesoftwareversionofyourunit.

Duringnormaloperation:

1.i50Depth—PressandholdtheDepthandAlarmbuttons

simultaneouslyfor4seconds.

2.i50Speed—PressandholdtheSpeedandTripbuttons

simultaneouslyfor4seconds.

3.i50Tridata—PressandholdtheDepthandSpeedbuttons

simultaneouslyfor4seconds.

Thesoftwareversionwillbedisplayedonthescreen.

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Chaptercontents

•12.1T echnicalspecicationonpage60

Technicalspecication

59

12.1Technicalspecication

Nominalsupplyvoltage12Vdc

Operatingvoltagerange

Powerconsumption

Current•45to65mATypical(Displayonly)

LEN(RefertoSeaTalk

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referencemanualforfurtherinformation.)

Environmental

Connections•2xSeaTalk

ConformanceEurope2004/108/EC

10Vdcto16Vdc

•<1WTypical(Displayonly)

•2.4WMaximum(Transducerconnected)

•200mAMaximum(Transducerconnected)

4

Operatingtemperature:–20ºCto+55ºC
Storagetemperature:–30ºCto+70ºC
Relativehumidity:93%
Waterproong:IPX6

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connections(compliantwithSeaTalk)

•Transducerconnections

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Chapter13:Sparesandaccessories

Chaptercontents

•13.1i50transducersonpage62

•13.2Sparesonpage62

•13.3SeaT alk

•13.4Convertersonpage64

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cablesandaccessoriesonpage63

Sparesandaccessories

61

13.1i50transducers

13.2Spares

Thefollowingtransducersareavailableforthei50range:

DescriptionPartnumberNotes

DepthtransducerM78713–PZ

Speedtransducer

Note:Othertransducersareavailablepleasecheckwithyour
localRaymarinedealer.

E26031

Thetablebelowliststhesparepartsavailablefori50instrument
displays

DescriptionPartnumberNote

i50/i60/i70frontbezel

i50/i60/i70Suncover

i50DepthkeypadR70131

i50Speedkeypad

i50TridatakeypadR70132

R22168

R22169

R70130

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13.3SeaTalk

SeaTalk

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cablesandaccessoriesforusewithcompatibleproducts.

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cablesandaccessories

DescriptionPartNoNotes

BackboneKitA25062Includes:

ng

SeaTalk

0.4m(1.3ft)

A06038

spur

ng

SeaTalk

1m(3.3ft)

A06039

spur

ng

SeaTalk

3m(9.8ft)

A06040

spur

ng

SeaTalk

5m(16.4ft)

A06041

spur

ng

SeaTalk

0.4m(1.3ft)

A06033

backbone

ng

SeaTalk

1m(3.3ft)

A06034

backbone

ng

SeaTalk

3m(9.8ft)

A06035

backbone

ng

SeaTalk

5m(16.4ft)

A06036

backbone

ng

SeaTalk

9m(29.5ft)

A06068

backbone

ng

SeaTalk

20m(65.6ft)

A06037

backbone

ng

SeaTalk

tobareends

A06043

1m(3.3ft)spur

ng

SeaTalk

tobareends

A06044

3m(9.8ft)spur

ng

SeaTalk

SeaTalk

SeaTalk

SeaTalk

Powercable

ng

Terminator

ng

T-piece

ng

5–way

A06049

A06031

A06028Provides1xspur

A06064Provides3xspur

connector

ng

SeaTalktoSeaT alk

E22158Allowstheconnection

converter

ng

SeaTalk

Inline

A80001Providesdirect

terminator

ng

SeaTalk

SeaTalk(3pin)to
SeaTalk

ng

Blankingplug

adaptorcable

A06032

A06047

0.4m(1.3ft)

SeaTalk2(5pin)to

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SeaTalk

adaptorcable

A06048

0.4m(1.3ft)

DeviceNetadaptorcable

A06045

(Female)

•2x5m(16.4ft)
Backbonecable

•1x20m(65.6ft)
Backbonecable

•4xT-piece

•2xBackbone
terminator

•1xPowercable

connection

connections

ofSeaTalkdevicestoa

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SeaTalk

system.

connectionofaspur
cabletotheendofa
backbonecable.No
T-piecerequired.

Allowstheconnectionof
NMEA2000devicesto
aSeaT alk

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system.

DescriptionPartNoNotes

DeviceNetadaptorcable

A06046

(Male)

DeviceNetadaptorcable

E05026

(Female)tobareends.

DeviceNetadaptorcable

E52027

(Male)tobareends.

Allowstheconnectionof
NMEA2000devicesto
aSeaT alk

ng

system.

Allowstheconnectionof
NMEA2000devicesto
aSeaT alk

ng

system.

Allowstheconnectionof
NMEA2000devicesto
aSeaT alk

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system.

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13.4Converters

PartnumberDescription

E22158

SeaTalktoSeaT alk

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Converter

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AppendixANMEA2000sentences

Thei50instrumentrangesupportsthefollowingNMEA2000ParameterGroupNumber(PGN)sentences.

PGnamePGN

ISOAcknowl­edgement

ISORequest

ISOAddress
claim

ISOCommanded
address

NMEARequest
groupfunction

NMEACommand
groupfunction

NMEA
Acknowledge
groupfunction

PGNlist—
TransmitPGN's
groupfunction

PGNlist—
ReceivedPGN's
groupfunction

Product
information

Speed

Waterdepth128267

Distancelog128275

COG&SOGrapid
update

GNSSPosition
data

Winddata130306

Environmental
parameters

Environmental
parameters

Temperature130312

59392

59904

60928

65240

126208

126208

126208

126464

126464

126996

128259

129026

129029

130310

130311

i50Depth
Transmit

●●●

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●●●●●

●●●

●●●

●●●●●●

●●●●

i50Depth
Receive

●●●

●●●

●●●

●●●●●

i50Speed
Transmit

●●●●

●●●●

●●●●

●●●●

i50Speed
Receive

●●

●●

●●

●●

i50Tridata
Transmit

i50Tridata
Receive

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