Display Function - Marine Autopilots, Engine Controls and Instruments

4. Trim the leads with a sharp knife.
max. 1mm
For single pole (Version 1.5) data receivers,
you should connect Tecnautic"Out-A" to
"Data-IN" of the receiver. All equipment must
have a common supply GND in this case.
5. Place the lid onto the housing until the
latches snap in (use pincers).
Mobile Fly-By-Wire
Steering Wheel
1 (white)
4 (magenta)
2 (blue) 3 (cyan)
FBW Steeringwheel
Plug on spiral cabel,
seen from cable side
NMEA-Cable
RJ45 Plug
Pin #1
Pin lead
# color signal: data:
pincers
External NMEA data (from a GPS or other
equipment) are received on pins 7 and 8 of
the display bus connector. Pins 5 and 6 are
used for transmitting NMEA data from the
display to other equipment.
The white lead of the 4-lead flat cable connects
to pin 5, the magenta lead to pin 8. Pins
1 through 4 must remain unconnected. Mind
the correct position of the plug,
to make sure that pin 1 and
pin 8 are not mixed up.
white lead onto
pin #5
5 white out-B from display
6 blue out-A from display
7 cyan in-B to display
8 magenta in-A to display
The NMEA Input of the display unit can
receive signals conforming to NMEA-0183-
V1.5 and V.2.0
The NMEA Output signal conforms to
NMEA-0183 Version 2.x (symmetric signal)
with a 5 Volts differential amplitude.
Therefore both version 1.5 and 2.x receivers
can be connected.
Cylindrical 4-pin plug
For Log Sensor and Wind Sensor
Socket contact
Sealing
Pin housing (seen from cable entrance):
Marking
3
4
2
1
Socket housing (seen from cable
entrance):
Marking
2
1
3
4
Socket housing
Sealing
plug
Pin housing
Pin contact
Pin contacts are always located on the
sensor side, socket contacts on the display
side.
Pin round flat-oval
# cable cable
1 white white
2 brown blue
3 yellow cyan
4 green magenta
Pin round flat-oval
# cable cable
1 white white
2 brown blue
3 yellow cyan
4 green magenta
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