Hooray it works.
Thankyou everyone.¬!!

No question Yellow is seatalk
"Geert Maene" wrote in message
...
Peter Bennett wrote:
On 28 May 2006 13:45:57 -0700, "
wrote:


How did you configure the wiring.
The raymarine has green and yellow.
The garmin has nmea (blue ) out
NMEA ( brown ) in


The Garmin NMEA Out (blue) should connect to the Ray54 NMEA In+
(yellow). The Ray54 NMEA In- (green) should be connected to DC ground
(the radio's black power lead).

I think Yellow is seatalk.

--
Geert Maene.

On Sun, 25 Jun 2006 11:59:21 -0400, "David Lapp"
wrote:

No question Yellow is seatalk

The message you replied to is about a month old, so the original
poster probably has the radio wired up by now.

However...

In the usual three conductor SeaTalk cable, the yellow wire does carry
SeaTalk data. - BUT: the Ray 54 radio does not use SeaTalk, and its
manual clearly indicates that the yellow wire in its data cable is
NMEA In +.


"Geert Maene" wrote in message
...
Peter Bennett wrote:
On 28 May 2006 13:45:57 -0700, "
wrote:


How did you configure the wiring.
The raymarine has green and yellow.
The garmin has nmea (blue ) out
NMEA ( brown ) in


The Garmin NMEA Out (blue) should connect to the Ray54 NMEA In+
(yellow). The Ray54 NMEA In- (green) should be connected to DC ground
(the radio's black power lead).








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