Connections Overview; Mfd Connections - Raymarine YachtSense Link Installation & Operation Instructions

9. RayNet connection to MFD (direct or via Raymarine network switch)
10. Router output channel connections (rated at 200 mA; for controlling
devices via standard automotive relays)
11. Router input channel connections (detect switch states and monitor
voltage.)
12. DeviceNet to SeaTalkng ® connection to MFD (via an adaptor cable,
e.g.: A06075).
13. Other Raymarine products connected via RayNet (direct or via a
Raymarine network switch)
14. 12 V dc SeaTalkng ® power supply (with 5 A fuse)
15. SeaTalkng ® backbone (requires its own 12 V power supply)

5.3 Connections overview

The YachtSense ™ Link includes the following connections:
Note:
• The router is supplied with protective caps fitted to the antenna
connections, RayNet connections, Input and Output connections, and
the SeaTalkng ® connection.
• The protective caps should remain in place until connections are made.
If a connection is not required then the protective cap should not be
removed.
1. Boat Wi-Fi A (Internal boat Wi-Fi antenna connection)
2. GNSS (GPS/GLONASS antenna connection)
3. Diversity (Secondary cellular antenna connection)
4. Cellular (Primary cellular antenna connection)
Connections
5. Dock WLAN A (External dock Wi-Fi antenna connection)
6. Dock WLAN B (External dock Wi-Fi antenna connection)
7. Boat Wi-Fi B (Internal boat Wi-Fi antenna connection)
8. Power connection
9. SeaTalkng ® connection
10. RayNet connections
11. Input connections
12. Output connections
13. Dedicated grounding connection — this MUST be connected to a suitable
grounding point; refer to: p.39 — Grounding connection

5.4 MFD connections

Raymarine MFDs require both a RayNet (SeaTalkhs ®) and SeaTalkng ®
connection to the router.
Note:
The router is compatible with Raymarine MFDs running LightHouse™
version 4.0 and above.
1. YachtSense ™ Link router
2. Axiom™ / Axiom™+ / Axiom™ Pro / Axiom™ XL MFD.
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