Raymarine GPS - Recent Questions, Troubleshooting & Support

Cheat Effect net_graph <0 or 1> Toggle graph r_lightmap 1 Whiten all surroundings at 800x600 resolution impulse101 $16,000 sv_clienttrace 999999999 All shots will hit, default is 1 ah <0 or 1> Toggle auto-help hint messages, default is 1 ghosts <0 or 1> Toggle to see ghosts in observer mode, default is 0 dm <0 or 1> Toggle map briefings after new levels load, default is 1 timeleft Reveal how much time is left on the map cl_observercrosshair <0 or 1> Toggle crosshairs in observer mode, default is 1 mp_flashlight <0 or 1> Toggle flashlight use, default is 1/1 mp_footsteps <0 or 1> Toggle footsteps, default is 1/1 mp_timelimit Set minutes between map rotations, default is 01 mp_friendlyfire <0 or 1> Toggle friendly fire unbind Unbind key command cvarlist or cmdlist List cheat commands, press [Page Up] or [Page Down] to scroll -numericping Show ping as numbers gl_zmax <0-9999> Adjust wall and object density; default is 3600 gl_zmax 0 See and fire through walls and objects cl_hidefrags 0 View other players' frags cl_forwardspeed 999 Faster forward motion

Perform a factory reset: If your Raymarine C70 MFD is not responding, you can try performing a factory reset. This will restore the device to its original settings and may resolve the issue. To perform a factory reset, follow the instructions provided. .Factory Reset procedure for a A/C/E-Series Classic Multifunction Display (raymarine.com) Check GPS source: It's possible that there's some confusion in the system configuration about what GPS source is in use, and this might cause your false Route Complete alert. You can check what's shown in Home > Settings > Network > Data Sources on the Master display. Update software: If the above steps do not work, you can try updating the software of your Raymarine C70 MFD. You can download the latest software update files from C Series Classic Software ' Raymarine

If you are having trouble loading charts on your Raymarine E80 chartplotter, there are several things you can try to troubleshoot the issue: 1. Check the chart card: Make sure that the chart card is inserted correctly and that it is compatible with your chartplotter. Some chartplotters require specific types of chart cards, so check the user manual or contact the manufacturer to ensure compatibility. 2. Check for software updates: Make sure that your chartplotter has the latest software updates installed. You can check for updates on the Raymarine website or by contacting customer support. 3. Check the chart source: Make sure that the chart source is set correctly on your chartplotter. If you have multiple chart sources (e.g. internal memory, external card), make sure that the correct source is selected. 4. Check the chart format: Make sure that the chart format is compatible with your chartplotter. Some chartplotters only support certain chart formats, so check the user manual or contact the manufacturer for compatibility information. 5. Check for obstructions: Make sure that there are no obstructions blocking the GPS antenna or interfering with the chartplotter's reception. Obstructions can include tall buildings, trees, and other objects that block the line of sight to the GPS satellites. 6. Reset the chartplotter: Try resetting the chartplotter to its default settings. This can sometimes clear up software glitches or other issues that may be preventing the charts from loading. If none of these solutions work, you may need to contact Raymarine customer support for further assistance or repair. Take care and have a great day! -Alex

If you're using a raystar 125 antenna, you will have to power the red wire + and the shield wire - separately. Sl70's don't provide power over seatalk. Also make sure your green and brown wires are properly connected. If it's a 120 just power the red and sheild(black) and leave off the all except the yellow that's your data. If you still have nothing may probably have a problem in the antenna itself.

After nearly 4 years I dunno if you got this sorted. The question is ambiguous, as Raymarine radar comes with wiring harnesses; the display end is a plug-and-play 12-pin male to the harness end female; the other end goes up the mast in a plastic sleeve to prevent damage to the 8-pin connector and the 2 or 4 power cables (depends on "light" or "heavy"). There's a means of connecting a digital radar to the C120 but I don't have that so don't know the specifics. Is this the sort of information you were looking for?