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Need to reconnect a c-80 system. I think the MFD, radar, GPS, and depthsounder are connected via Seatalk

Due to a failed attempt to add an AIS and multiplexer my C-80 system is completely disconnected and I have been unable to correctly set it up. I have a KVH digital compass, a standard horizon GX3000 DSC/VHF, Raymarine radar,GPS, and depthsounder. I need a wiring diagram describing the NEMA 0183 connections to get the system running again and vessel position data input to the vhf. Thanks very, very much.

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I think your best bet here would be to post your query on the Raymarine forum.

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Hi Arne,

What I understand is you might not have gone through the user manual for C70 as its clearly mentioned about the settings. Once when you have it set up correct then we can come to troubleshooting mode whether something is wron or not.

I would therefore request you to take out some time and go through the manual first and then try connecting or setting it up.

http://www.raymarine.com/SubmittedFiles/Handbooks/c_series/81221_4.pdf

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OK, you are confused. Seatalk is a bus system, using 3 wires , (power +, power-, and Data.) red, bare and yellow repectively. So Red and Bare are 12V and ground. Since the 125 shows a green light, it is getting power and outputting data. but is it seatalk?? to make a 125 Seatalk, you must hook red and green together to 12 V, so check that first. if green is grounded or not connected, that is the problem (or one of them)
Next divide system to its' simplest terms, so hook the GPS straight to the display ST60, and see if it works red to rd, yell to yell and bare to bare (sometimes black) One by one hook the others into the chain until they all work or failed device takes down Seatalk network. If you are missing 12V on a seatalk leg, check 5A fuse in course computer. If you have a pilot, you have a course computer, unless it is ST4000 wheel pilot, and then the brain is the display (course computer is built in to ST4000 display)

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  • Posted on Jan 27, 2010

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you will need to hook up direct. Seatalk wont handle a waypoint download, but the chartplotter will accept the data directly into the NMEA in port. All other data, like wind depth and latlon are handled by seatalk

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