Raymarine Instrument Display Functions Comparison
Raymarine has the instrument displays for you whatever your boating
requirements - from the compact but powerful Raymarine i40 instrument displays
series to the high-end, large screen Raymarine i70 instrument displays.
Raymarine Instruments Display Comparison
| Model |
Raymarine i40
|
Raymarine i50 |
Raymarine i60 |
Raymarine i70
|
|
| Display |
|
Segmented mono LCD display
(size in mm) |
88 |
96 |
34 |
104 |
| Max Digit Size (mm) |
28
|
37 (Depth & Speed)
20 (Tridata)
|
13
|
49
|
| Analogue dial display with
34mm segmented LCD |
|
|
|
|
| Dedicated or multifunction
Display |
Dedicated |
Dedicated |
Dedicated |
Multifunction |
| Function keys located on
display |
 |
|
|
|
| Surface mount |
|
|
|
|
| Bracket mounting option |
|
|
|
|
| Network type |
SeaTalk1 |
SeaTalk1 /
SeaTalkng |
SeaTalk1 /
SeaTalkng |
SeaTalkng |
| Illumination levels |
3 levels + off |
3 levels + off |
3 levels + off |
Multiple |
| Unit size (W x H) in mm |
128 x 72 |
110 x 115 |
110 x 115 |
110 x 115 |
Raymarine SeaTalkng Connections
Interconnection Bus for Raymarine Products
SeaTalkng is an interconnection bus for
Raymarine products. Small diameter cable connectors are used throughout the
system to make installation easier.
There's a wide range of cable lengths, all with over-moulded plugs, so there
is no need to cut or splice cables. Spur cables connect individual SeaTalkng
products to the SeaTalkng backbone.
Whether you are looking to expand your current SeaTalkng
system, update your electronics suite or completely refit, it couldn’t be easier
with SeaTalkng.
Raymarine SeaTalkng Starter Kit
SeaTalkng is a robust cabling and
connection system compatible with NMEA 2000, built specifically for the
marine environment comprising a powered single backbone with two
terminators, one at each end.
The SeaTalkng Starter Kit
The SeaTalkng Starter Kit is the
perfect way to get started with your SeaTalkng
compatible Raymarine product.
The 5-way connector forms the start of your SeaTalkng
backbone and your SeaTalkng product is
connected via a Spur Cable.
Starter Kit part number: T70134
What's in the kit?
- A06064: SeaTalkng 5-way Connector
- A06031: SeaTalkng Backbone
Terminator (x2)
- A06040: SeaTalkng Spur Cable 3m
- A06049: SeaTalkng Power Cable
Example Starter Kit Setup
- SeaTalkng 5-way Connector
- SeaTalkng Backbone Terminators
- SeaTalkng Spur Cable connecting
to an e7 unit (e7 sold separately)
- SeaTalkng Power Cable
- A22111: DST800 Transducer (sold separately)
Expanding your Starter Kit
As your Raymarine system expands, so can your starter kit. Additional
backbone cables, plugs and sockets can be added so you can connect more
products via spur cables.
Learn more about SeaTalkng networking
Raymarine SeaTalk1 to SeaTalkng converter
kit
Part Number: E22158
The SeaTalk1 to Seatalkng converter allows select
SeaTalk1 devices to interface and communicate on the Raymarine
SeaTalkng data network. It is compatible with legacy ST40, ST60+,
Raystar 125 GPS sensors and LifeTag Wireless Man Overboard Systems.
The SeaTalk to SeaTalk
ng Converter kit is a compact solution that
connects in-line with the SeaTalk
ng instrument network.
Key
Features
- Easy plug-and-play connectivity with SeaTalkng networks.
- Works with select SeaTalk1 products; instruments, pilot
heads, GPS sensors and LifeTag.
- Included SeaTalkng components establish basic backbone
connectivity.
- Easily expanded using Raymarine SeaTalkng network
components.
What is in the kit?
The converter kit includes all of the necessary components to interface
to SeaTalk1 devices, and establish basic SeaTalkng
connectivity on the vessel including:
- SeaTalk1 to SeaTalkng converter
- SeaTalkng Terminators (x2)
- SeaTalkng Blanking Plugs (x2)
- 1m (3.3-foot) SeaTalk1 to SeaTalkng converter
cable
- SeaTalkng power cable
- 1m (3.3-foot) SeaTalkng spur cable
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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