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3.
Cable routing for a scanner mounted on a pole,
using separate cables for the power and data
connection.
4.
Cable routing for a scanner mounted on a pole,
using the combined power and data cable from
an existing Raymarine Digital Radar scanner
installation. For this, the
A80308
Y-adapter
accessory is required (not supplied with the
scanner).
Cable routing — platform mount
There are 2 typical cable routing scenarios for
platform mount installations.
• Using separate power and data cables.
• Using an existing combined power / data cable
from an older Raymarine Digital radar scanner. In
this scenario, the
A80308
Y-adapter accessory is
required (not supplied with the scanner).
Using separate power and data cables
Note:
The routing options described and illustrated
in this section assume that a physical data
connection is used between your Radar scanner
and multifunction display (MFD). However, if the
scanner is connected to your MFD via Wi-Fi, a
physical RayNet connection is not required.
The following drawing illustrates the cable routing for
a scanner mounted on a platform, using separate
cables for the power and data connections.
1.
RayNet data connection.
2.
12V / 24V power connection.
Note:
• A separate power cable is supplied with all
Quantum
™
Radar variants.
• Not all Quantum
™
radar variants are supplied
with a RayNet cable. Refer to the
Chapter 2
Document and product information
section
for more information.
• Refer to the
11.4
RayNet to RayNet cables and
connectors
section for information on suitable
accessory RayNet cables.
Using an existing combined power / data cable
from an older Raymarine Digital Radar
Note:
The Y-adapter cable is actually white. For
clarity, it is shown in the above drawing in different
colors.
1.
RayNet data connection. This cable is part of
the
A80308
Y-adapter accessory cable.
2.
12V / 24V power connection. This cable is part
of the
A80308
Y-adapter accessory cable.
3.
A80308
Y-adapter accessory cable (not supplied
with the scanner).
4.
Existing combined Digital Radar power / data
cable.
Cable routing — pole mount
There are 2 typical cable routing scenarios for pole
mount installations.
• Using separate power and data cables.
• Using an existing combined power / data cable
from an older Raymarine Digital Radar scanner. In
this scenario, the
A80308
Y-adapter accessory is
required (not supplied with the scanner).
Using separate power and data cables
Note:
The routing options described and illustrated
in this section assume that a physical data
connection is used between your Radar scanner
and multifunction display (MFD). However, if the
scanner is connected to your MFD via Wi-Fi, a
physical RayNet connection is not required.
The following drawing illustrates the cable routing for
a scanner mounted on a platform, using separate
cables for the power and data connection.
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