Raymarine E-Series to SeaTalkng Adapter Spur Cable, SeaTalk2 Port, 1.5 m

Overview

The Raymarine A06061 is a 1.5 m adapter spur cable for connecting an E-Series display to a SeaTalkng network through the SeaTalk2 port on the back of the display. It is used when an older Raymarine E-Series installation needs to tie into a SeaTalkng backbone without changing the display-side connection.

This cable is also used for connecting a SeaTalk2 device or SeaTalk2 network into a SeaTalkng network where the connected equipment supports that setup. The 1.5 m length works well for typical helm and electronics-panel runs, where the display, network T-piece, or 5-way connector are mounted close together behind the dash.

Key features

• Adapter spur cable for Raymarine E-Series displays with a SeaTalk2 port.
• Connects an E-Series display to a SeaTalkng network for onboard data sharing.
• Also supports SeaTalk2 device or network connection to SeaTalkng when the system layout allows it.
• 1.5 m cable length gives enough reach for many helm, console, and navigation-station installations without leaving excess cable behind the panel.
• Useful for refits where older Raymarine multifunction displays are being kept in service alongside SeaTalkng network components.

Installation and setup

Use this cable as a spur connection, not as a backbone cable. One end connects to the SeaTalk2 port on the compatible E-Series display or SeaTalk2 equipment, while the SeaTalkng end connects into the white spur side of a SeaTalkng T-piece, 5-way connector, or other approved spur connection point.

As with any marine network cable, route it away from sharp edges, moving steering gear, high-heat engine spaces, and high-current power cables where possible. Leave a service loop behind the display so the unit can be removed for inspection or service without pulling against the connector.

Compatibility and fit

This adapter is for Raymarine installations that involve E-Series displays or other SeaTalk2 equipment being connected to a SeaTalkng network. It is a practical match for boats updating legacy Raymarine helm electronics while keeping existing displays, instruments, or network paths in use.

Before installation, confirm that the display has the correct SeaTalk2 port and that the SeaTalkng network is already built with proper backbone cabling, terminators, and network power. This cable does not replace the need for a correctly powered and terminated SeaTalkng backbone.