Raymarine AIS 350 Installation Instructions Manual page 31

Making data connections — AIS350
To connect your AIS unit to a wider system of electronics including
a multifunction display and / or VHF radio:
Connections checklist
1 Refer to the drawings in the Typical systems section to understand
how the various devices connect together in a system and how the
various data signals flow between these devices.
2 Refer to the Data connections matrix
(GPS and / or AIS) that can be exchanged by the various combinations
of connections supported by the AIS unit, as well as the supported
baud rates (if using NMEA 0183).
3 For information on how to make SeaTalk
Connecting SeaTalk ng
4 For information on how to make NMEA 0183 connections, including
an explanation of the power cable wire colors that relate to the low and
high baud NMEA 0183 connections on the AIS unit, refer to the
0183 connections topic in this section.
5 For NMEA 0183 wire colors for all other devices in your system, refer
to the documentation for the relevant product.
6 For information on how to make VHF antenna connections, refer to
the VHF connection section.
7 For information on how to make USB connections, refer to the
connection topic in this section. Refer also to the important information
provided in the Do NOT connect a USB device with an AC power
source topic.
8 If using NMEA 0183 / 2000, refer to the
to understand which data sentences (PGNs) are supported by the
AIS unit. Your external NMEA devices must also support the data
sentences that you want to exchange with the AIS unit.
AIS350 Receiver
to understand the types of data
ng connections, refer to the
topic in this section.
3.7 NMEA sentences
NMEA
USB
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