
Wire Preparation Procedure
PWR/DATA Cable (6-Pairs Twisted):
We recommend that the main cable insulation (black plastic) be stripped about 5 inches
back to expose the color-coded leads. Below are the color and signal designation of the
wires:
Pin 1 --- Red ----------- +10-32 VDC
Pin 2 --- Black -------- Negative GND.
Pin 3 --- Blue ------- NMEA TX1-
Pin 4 --- Brown ------- NMEA TX1+
Pin 5 --- Orange --------- NMEA RX1-
Pin 6 --- Green ------ NMEA RX1+
Pin 7 --- Yellow -------- NMEA TX2 -
Pin 8 --- White ------- NMEA TX2+
Pin 9 --- Purple ---- NMEA RX2-
Pin 10 -- Grey ------ NMEA RX2+
Pin 11 -- Lite Green -- GND Fast Channel IN
Pin 12 ------------ GND
Strip the individual wire insulation about 1/2 inch to make it more convenient to connect
the wires to terminal strip posts. Use electrical tape or shrink tubing to protect exposed
shield wires. Use a 20-position terminal strip to terminate the PWR/DATA and AUXiliary
cables. This item is not supplied with the product.
AUX Cable (4-Pairs twisted):
Below are the color and signal designation of the wires:
Pin 1 --- Yellow ------- Ext. MOB Input
Pin 2 --- Green -------- GND.
Pin 3 --- Blue ----------- Dry Contact 1
Pin 4 --- Purple -------- Dry contact 2
Pin 5 --- Grey ----------- Speed Log IN +
Pin 6 --- White --------- Speed Log IN -
Pin 7 --- Orange ------- Speed Log Out +
Pin 8 --- Brown --------- Speed Log Out -
An optional Junction Box (P/N 500 100 1002) is available for easy plug & play installation.
This junction box has all the three cables (Pwr/Data, Aux and Antenna) pre-installed.
External Power
The MX51x will to operate on 12 ~ 32 VDC supply. It can tolerate voltages no lower
than 10 volts and no higher than 35 volts. It draws about 1 Ampere at 12 VDC (with
the antenna connected). Power wire colors are red (+) and black (-). Even though the
navigator has a reverse polarity protection device, we recommend that the installer
observe proper polarity before hooking up the power leads. Use a 2 amp. fuse in line
with the red wire.
Navigator Grounding
The internal electronic circuits of the navigator are isolated from the external power
supply. Connect the ground stud to ship’s seawater ground to avoid static charge build
up.
Seawater ground is any electrically conductive material that is directly in contact with sea
water.
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