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Appendix E: Connecting a Raymarine Heading Sensor E-1
Connecting a
Raymarine Heading
Sensor
Appendix E: Connecting a Raymarine
Heading Sensor
The performance of MARPA and radar/chart overlay on the
hsb
2
displays is
dependent on the quality of your heading sensor.
Raymarine recommend that, for optimum MARPA and radar/chart overlay
operation, you use Raymarine Rate Gyro Compass or a G-series course
computer, connected via NMEA, as your source of heading data. The G-series
course computer uses rate gyro compensation.
This Appendix provides connection details for a Raymarine 150G or 400G
course computer. For information on the Rate Gyro Compass refer to the
handbook supplied with the compass. Figure 8-15 on page 26 shows a typical
Pathfinder system with a Rate Gyro Compass system.
If you have a different heading sensor, or require further assistance, please
contact your authorized Raymarine dealer or Raymarine Technical Support.
G-Series Course Computer
Note: A 150 or 400 course computer coupled to the optional GyroPlus unit
will provide heading data of equal quality to the 150G or 400G course com-
puter. The method of connecting to your
hsb
2
display is the same.
If you have a Raymarine 150G or 400G course computer we recommend that
you configure your system as follows and illustrated below:
• Connect the course computer NMEA1 output to the NMEA input on each
of your displays that will be used for MARPA and radar/chart overlay.
• For each display, in the System Set Up Menu set Bridge NMEA Heading
OFF (see Bridge NMEA Heading on page 7-8).