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Wire Function

Wire Color

À

NMEA 0183 internal port Rx (in)

Brown

Á

NMEA 0183 internal port Tx (out)

Blue

Â

Ground (power and NMEA 0183)

Black

Ã

Power

Red

Connecting to a Garmin Device to Share User Data

NOTE: 

This feature is not available on ECHOMAP Plus 70/90 

devices. The blue and brown wires on those devices can 

connect to NMEA 0183 devices only.
You can connect the ECHOMAP Plus 60 device to a compatible 

Garmin device to share user data, such as waypoints. If the 

devices are mounted near each other, you can connect the blue 

and brown wires. If the devices are mounted too far apart for the 

wires to reach, you can connect the devices using a User Data 

Sharing Cable (010-12234-06).

1

Make sure both devices are connected to the same ground.

2

Complete an action:
• If the devices are mounted near each other, connect the 

blue wire from the first device to the brown wire of the 

second, and connect the brown wire from the first device 

to the blue wire of the second.

• If the devices are not mounted near each other, obtain a 

User Data Sharing Cable (010-12234-06), and connect 

the devices following the instructions included with the 

cable.

3

On both devices, select 

Nav Info

 > 

Manage Data

 > 

User 

Data Sharing

.

User data is shared between the connected devices. If you 

select Clear User Data, data is removed from both connected 

devices.

Connecting the Device to a Transducer

Go to 

www.garmin.com/transducers

 or contact your local 

Garmin dealer to determine the appropriate type of transducer 

for your needs.

1

Follow the instructions provided with your transducer to 

correctly install it on your boat.

2

Route the transducer cable to the back of your device, away 

from sources of electrical interference.

3

Connect the transducer cable to the appropriate port on the 

cradle.

Connecting the Cables to the ECHOMAP Plus 60 

Cradle

The connectors on the cables are keyed to fit only in the correct 

ports on the ECHOMAP Plus 60 cradle. The connected cables 

are held in place by a locking bracket.

1

Slide the cable locking bracket up from the bottom, and 

remove the bracket from the cradle.

2

Compare the divots 

À

 on each cable connector to the keying 

on each port to determine which cable corresponds to each 

port.

3

Fully and firmly insert each cable through a hole in the cradle, 

and securely connect each cable to a port.

NOTE: 

If the cables are not inserted far enough into the 

cradle, the connectors may not connect securely to the ports, 

and the device may appear to lose power or sonar or may 

stop working.

4

Place the locking bracket 

Á

 over the cables, and slide the 

bracket down to lock the cables in place.

There is an audible click when the locking bracket is installed 

correctly.

Connecting the Cables to the ECHOMAP Plus 70/90 

Cradle

The cables connectors fit only in the correct ports on the 

ECHOMAP Plus 70/90 cradle. The connected cables are held in 

place by locking rings.

1

Insert each cable into the appropriate port in the cradle.

2

Spin the locking ring clockwise to lock the cable to the cradle.

Installing the Device in the Cradle

After the cables are connected to the cradle, you can quickly 

place the device in the cradle.

1

Place the base of the device in the bottom of the cradle.

2

Tilt the top of the device toward the cradle until it fastens in 

place.

There is an audible click when the device is secured in the 

cradle.

NOTICE

You should make sure the device is firmly secured in the cradle. 

If the model uses a locking bracket, make sure the bracket is 

firmly snapped shut. There is an audible click when the device 

or locking bracket is installed correctly. If the device is not firmly 

secured, it can lose power. The device can also fall out of the 

cradle and become damaged if it is not firmly secured.

Removing the Device from the Cradle

1

Press the release lever 

À

 on the cradle until the device is 

released.

2

Tilt the device forward, and lift it out of the cradle.

3

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