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Borjebus
Commander Joined: 29 January 2013 Location: Sweden W Status: Offline Points: 111 |
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Posted: 18 May 2020 at 18:50 |
Many thanks!
I found the hatch at the top shelf in the port locker. So far I haven't found any Simnet components behind it. Very visible is the water inlet and ventilation hoses. Will check which route the compass cable takes, and I will use the telephone camera . Note that my boat, from 2006, have no original Simnet/NMEA 2000 components for depth/speed/temp. At last I found the other end of the grey conduit for the "analogue" tranduce cables: It ends behind the port aft cabin, below all black conduits (it's hidden). I don't believe I will run the tridata NMEA cable all the way back there - must find another way.
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BÄSK, Hanse 370e #82 from 2006, Yanmar 3JH4E/SD50, 3-blade Flexofold, RMC(Lewmar) 185 Bowthruster, Vulcan 9, Simrad+B&G instruments
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Peter-Blake
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Yes in the port locker is a small hatch, there you will find a bunch of cables. The 3-joiner simnet is just hanging around there. not fixed. So you will not see it when you oben the hatch. Use a small Camera to look down. and than pull on the ricght cable to lift the joiner
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Albin
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On my H370 there is a junction box (simnet) in the front cabin, left wardrobe, a hatch with some screws.
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Borjebus
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Hi,
I have a IS12 Combi instrument fed by two "analogue" cables - one for the depth transducer and one for the speed/temp transducer. As I have bee unable to find a suitable replacement i bougt a triducer with NMEA 2000 connection and plan to replace the Combi instrument with a Data instrument. My problem is to get the new cable to the area of batteries/navstation where I have some spare backbone/Simnet connections. There is a light grey conduit under the fore cabin floor, but I can't find out where it ends. The present cables goes all the way to the steering pedestal but behind the SB aft cabin you can only see a couple of black conduits. Does anybody know where the light grey conduit ends?
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BÄSK, Hanse 370e #82 from 2006, Yanmar 3JH4E/SD50, 3-blade Flexofold, RMC(Lewmar) 185 Bowthruster, Vulcan 9, Simrad+B&G instruments
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iemand
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there is an inspection hatch (plywood with four screws) in the back of the locker.
The power get's at the steering pedestal in the simnet.
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Hanse 312 MJ 2004 - Hanse 370e MJ 2007
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Pride of Waterford
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I am sure there must be a connection behind the port front locker too but how do I get to it any ideas. This is because the signal at the chart table includes both the wind and depth/log also does anyone know where does the power get into the simnet/
Thanks Jon
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iemand
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I have also a connection behind the port front locker....
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Hanse 312 MJ 2004 - Hanse 370e MJ 2007
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vincio3
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Hi,
personally I dont think Airmar tridata to have double simnet cable. The sensor provides just one connector to the net. Check Settings page in the chartplotter Menu (in my CX33 there are 2 options 50 or 200hz...) and eventually reset all instruments. I experience that massive variation when stationary only if I turn on just the plotter (it has his own switch on the panel) and leave off nav instruments... Hoping to be helpful...
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Hanse 370e #492 2008
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Peter Russell
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I think (at least on my setup) the joint is there so the mast can be removed. I don't have a proper connector there - just a chocolate box. In essence this is a single cable down to the Simnet connector we've all described earlier.
Edited by Peter Russell - 26 September 2016 at 19:56 |
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Pride of Waterford
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Thanks guys I know of the 3 way near the compression post but is there a joint anywhere else?
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Brod Port Lairge
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