Uninterrupted RF signal flow in your network
When radio frequency signals travel through your network’s wire, itcan be interfered by different elements and cause communicationproblems. Keep the good flow of RF signals in your network byconnecting an Airmar Terminating Cable to yourNMEA 2000 network bus. The cable has an Airmar 9-pin connector thatfits onto the base of the instrument, and the other end has a maleconnector for the NMEA 2000 network. The Airmar NMEA 2000 cablesused for the PB200, G2183, GH2183 and H2183 are available in 2, 6,10 and 30-metre lengths.
The 2 and 6-metre cables are for use as drop cables, where thedevice is mounted no more than 6 metres from the network backbone.If you are using the 10 or 30-metre cables, these are too long tobe drop cables under the NMEA 2000 standard. These longer cablesshould be installed so that they become one end of the networkbackbone. The 10 and 30-metre cables have an NMEA 2000 inlineterminator built in to the cable, so that when you plug the cableinto an Airmar device, that end of the backbone is correctlyterminated without any need for a separate inline terminator.
Airmar Terminating Cables Features:
- Ensures a good flow of RF signals
- Connect to your NMEA 2000 network bus
- Airmar 9-pin connector fits onto the base of theinstrument
- Male connector for the NMEA 2000 network at other end
- Compatible with PB200, G2183, GH2183 and H2183 units
- Available sizes: 2, 6, 10, and 30m
