Connecting The Raa100; Connecting Attached Gray Cable To Analog Gauge Or Rudder Sender; Figure 2 - Mounting Location When Used Without Analog Gauge; Figure 3 - Raa100 Connections - Maretron RAA100 User Manual

RAA100 User's Manual
Rudder Angle Sensor
Figure 2 – Mounting Location When Used Without Analog Gauge

2.3 Connecting the RAA100

There are two connection points (see Figure 3) for the RAA100: 1) the permanently attached
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gray cable for connection to analog gauge or rudder angle sender, and 2) the NMEA 2000
connection. Refer to Section 2.3.1 for making the gauge or rudder angle sender connection
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and Section 2.3.2 for making NMEA 2000 connection.
NMEA 2000
Gray
Connector
Cable
Figure 3 – RAA100 Connections

2.3.1 Connecting Attached Gray Cable to Analog Gauge or Rudder Sender

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The RAA100 can be used together with an analog gauge(s) (referred to as NMEA 2000 /
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Analog Gauge Mode), or it can be used stand-alone (referred to as NMEA 2000 Mode) to
power and sense the resistive sender without an analog gauge(s). Connecting the RAA100's
attached gray cable depends on how the RAA100 will be used. If you are using the RAA100
with an analog gauge(s) then refer to Section 2.3.1.1 and skip Section 2.3.1.2. If you are using
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