Raymarine AIS700 Class B AIS Transceiver with Antenna Splitter E70476
The AIS700 from Raymarine is a Class B Automatic Identification System (AIS)
transceiver designed for use with Raymarine multifunction navigation display
systems. As a Class B AIS transceiver, the AIS700 not only receives broadcasts
from other vessels, it also transmits your own boat’s information too helping
you to be seen on other vessels’ systems.
- Full transmit and receive AIS for enhanced situational awareness and
safety
- Latest SO-TDMA networking for longer range and faster performance
- Built-in antenna splitter simplifies installation with existing VHF radio
antenna
- NMEA2000, NMEA0183, PC and SeaTalkng Compatible
- Software or hardware switchable Silent Mode for enhanced security when
needed
ENVIRONMENTAL SPECIFICATIONS
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Operating temperature
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-15°C to +55°C
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Storage temperature
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-20°C to +75°C
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Water ingress
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IPX6 and IPX7
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Humidity
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Up to 93% @ 40°C
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POWER SPECIFICATIONS
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Power Supply
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12v and 24 nominal
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Power Consumption
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<3W
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Peak current
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3A
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Load Equivalency Number
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1 LEN
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RF SPECIFICATIONS
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DSC Receiver
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Implemented by time sharing with one TDMA receiver
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Receiver 1 band
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156.025 MHz to 162.025 MHz (in 25KHz steps)
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Receiver 2 band
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156.025 MHz to 162.025 MHz (in 25KHz steps)
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Transmitter band
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156.025 MHz to 162.025 MHz (in 25KHz steps)
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Transmitter specification
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To meet IEC 62287-2 relevant sections
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Receiver specification
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To meet IEC 62287-2 relevant sections
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Transceiver specification
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To meet IEC 62287-2 relevant sections
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GPS receiver
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u-blox MAX-M8W
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GPS receiver channels
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72 channels
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GPS Cold start acquisition time
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26s nominal
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Positional source
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GPS & GLONASS
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AIS performance
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5W SOTDMA
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ANTENNA SPLITTER SPECIFICATIONS
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Operating frequency range
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156.0MHz to 162.025MHz Transmitting
156.0MHz to 162.025MHz Receiving
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Insertion loss AIS RX path
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0dB
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Insertion loss AIS TX path
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<1dB
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Insertion loss VHF RX path
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0dB
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Insertion loss VHF TX path
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<1dB
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Power handling AIS port
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Maximum 5W input
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Power handling VHF port
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25W input
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Switching time RX to VHF TX
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10uS Max
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Switching time RX to AIS TX
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10uS Max
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Switching time VHF TX to AIS TX
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10uS Max
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Switching time any TX to RX
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10uS Max
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VHF port impedance
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50 Ohms
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AIS port impedance
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50 Ohms
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Antenna port impedance
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50 Ohms
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VHF to AIS port isolation
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>28dB (both directions)
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Minimum VHF input power for switching
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400mW
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EXTERNAL CONNECTIONS
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VHF antenna connector type
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SO-239 co-axial
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VHF radio connector type
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SO-239 co-axial
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GNSS antenna connector
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50Ω TNC co-axial
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NMEA2000
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DeviceNet male
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USB
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Micro-B
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External interface isolation
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NMEA0183 and NMEA 2000 interfaces to incorporate galvanic isolation
from power supply as required by the relevant interface specification.
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NMEA0183 interface 1 (MFD connection)
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NMEA 0183 HS (IEC 61162-1) compliant, bi-directional, RS422 levels.
4 wire interface (differential signalling). Configurable baud rate.
Input to MFD from AIS.
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NMEA0183 interface 2 (NMEA0183 instrument connection)
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NMEA 0183 (IEC 61162-1) compliant, bi-directional, RS422 levels. 4
wire interface (differential signalling). 4 wire interface (differential
signalling) Configurable baud rate
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USB interface (PC connection)
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Protocol NMEA 0183 HS (IEC 61162-1) compliant, bi-directional USB
port, 38.4 kBaud
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IN THE BOX
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1
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AIS700 Class B AIS Transceiver with built-in VHF antenna splitter
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2
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GNSS (GPS) Antenna
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3
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Power / data cable 2m (6.56 ft)
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4
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VHF Radio cable 1m (3.28 ft)
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5
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DeviceNet to SeaTalkng® adaptor cable 1m (3.28 ft)
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6
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GNSS antenna gasket
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7
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GNSS antenna pole mount
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8
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Unit fixings (4 x No.8x19 self tapping screws)
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9
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M5 nut and washer (grounding)
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10
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Documentation kit
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11
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GNSS antenna fixings (3 x M3x40 stud and thumb nut)
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12
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Software CD
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WARNING:
This product can expose you to chemicals including Di-n-hexyl Phthalate (DnHP)
which is known to the State of California to cause reproductive harm, and
Vinyl Chloride which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For
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