Overview

The Garmin 010-13009-04 is a replacement OnDeck In/Out Data Cable with a 19-pin connector for sensor and relay output connections on a compatible OnDeck Hub.

It is used when the original I/O lead is damaged, missing, or you are reworking a vessel monitoring install and want a fresh cable run. This is the wired link between the hub and the external inputs and outputs used for onboard monitoring and switching.

Because this is the 19-pin version, confirm your hub uses the matching in/out port before ordering, and plan the routing so the connector lives in a protected location away from spray and washdowns.

Key features

• Replacement 19-pin In/Out data cable for a compatible Garmin OnDeck Hub
• Supports sensor connections and relay output wiring used by the OnDeck system
• 19-pin connector interface for the hub’s in/out port
• Black cable jacket for a clean, low-visibility install in lockers and electrical spaces

Compatibility and fit

Made for an OnDeck Hub that uses the 19-pin in/out connector for sensor and relay output wiring. If your hub uses a different connector style, this cable will not connect.

If you are replacing an existing cable, match the connector style and pin count at the hub end first, then verify you have a routing path from the hub mounting location to where your I/O wiring is managed.

Installation and setup

Shut down power to the OnDeck system before swapping cables. Route the new cable with a service loop at the hub, then secure it every so often so it cannot chafe on fiberglass edges, aluminum brackets, or moving gear.

In damp lockers and engine-room-adjacent spaces, add strain relief and keep the connector and any junction points above the sole where possible. A simple drip loop and a protected mounting location go a long way toward avoiding corrosion and intermittent connections later.

Use cases on board

This cable is a good match for boaters running an OnDeck Hub who need a dependable sensor and relay output connection point for ongoing vessel monitoring, refits, or troubleshooting a damaged harness.