CP100 / CP200 · 2.3Productoverview CP100productoverview TheCP100isaCHIRPsonarmodulewith DownVisioncapabilities.Inconjunctionwitha compatiblemultifunctiondisplay,theCP100provides

CP100 / CP200

Installation instructions

EnglishDate: 07-2014Document number: 87216-1-EN© 2014 Raymarine UK Limited

CP100 / CP200

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ContentsChapter 1 Important information........................ 7Certified Installation ................................................... 7Water ingress ............................................................ 8Disclaimer ................................................................. 8EMC installation guidelines ........................................ 8Suppression ferrites................................................... 8Connections to other equipment ................................. 8Declaration of conformity............................................ 8Product disposal ........................................................ 8Warranty registration.................................................. 8IMO and SOLAS........................................................ 9Technical accuracy .................................................... 9

Chapter 2 Document and productinformation........................................................... 112.1 Document information .......................................... 122.2 Parts supplied...................................................... 132.3 Product overview ................................................. 142.4 CHIRP Sonar overview......................................... 152.5 CHIRP DownVisionTM overview............................. 152.6 CHIRP SideVision™ overview ............................. 162.7 Interpreting SideVision™ images ......................... 172.8 CHIRP DownVision™ and CHIRP SideVision™combined .................................................................. 18

Chapter 3 Planning the installation ................... 193.1 Installation checklist ............................................. 203.2 Required additional components ........................... 203.3 Compatible multifunction displays ......................... 213.4 Software updates ................................................. 213.5 Compatible transducers........................................ 223.6 Tools required ...................................................... 223.7 Typical systems ................................................... 233.8 Warnings and cautions ......................................... 243.9 General location requirements .............................. 243.10 Product dimensions............................................ 25

Chapter 4 Cables and connections.................... 274.1 General cabling guidance ..................................... 284.2 Connections overview .......................................... 294.3 Power connection ................................................ 294.4 Transducer connections ....................................... 314.5 Network connection.............................................. 32

Chapter 5 Mounting............................................. 355.1 Mounting ............................................................. 36

Chapter 6 System checks andtroubleshooting ................................................... 376.1 Initial power on test .............................................. 386.2 Troubleshooting ................................................... 386.3 Sonar troubleshooting .......................................... 396.4 Sonar crosstalk interference ................................. 406.5 LED indications.................................................... 42

6.6 Resetting the sonar module .................................. 43

Chapter 7 Maintenance ....................................... 457.1 Routine checks .................................................... 467.2 Unit cleaning instructions ...................................... 467.3 Transducer care and cleaning ............................... 47

Chapter 8 Technical support .............................. 498.1 Raymarine customer support ................................ 508.2 Viewing product information.................................. 50

Chapter 9 Technical specification...................... 519.1 Technical specification.......................................... 52

Chapter 10 Spares and accessories.................. 5310.1 Spares and accessories...................................... 5410.2 Network hardware .............................................. 5410.3 Network cable connector types............................ 5510.4 RayNet to RayNet cables and connectors ........... 5610.5 RayNet to RJ45 adapter cables........................... 5710.6 SeaTalkng cables and accessories ....................... 58

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Chapter 1: Important information

Certified InstallationRaymarine recommends certified installation by aRaymarine approved installer. A certified installationqualifies for enhanced product warranty benefits.Contact your Raymarine dealer for further details,and refer to the separate warranty document packedwith your product.

Warning: Product installation andoperationThis product must be installed andoperated in accordance with theinstructions provided. Failure to do socould result in personal injury, damageto your vessel and/or poor productperformance.

Warning: Potential ignition sourceThis product is NOT approved for use inhazardous/flammable atmospheres. DoNOT install in a hazardous/flammableatmosphere (such as in an engine roomor near fuel tanks).

Warning: Product groundingBefore applying power to this product,ensure it has been correctly grounded, inaccordance with the instructions in thisguide.

Warning: Positive ground systemsDo not connect this unit to a system whichhas positive grounding.

Warning: Power supply voltageConnecting this product to a voltagesupply greater than the specifiedmaximum rating may cause permanentdamage to the unit. Refer to the Technicalspecification section for voltage rating.

Warning: Switch off power supplyEnsure the vessel’s power supply isswitched OFF before starting to install thisproduct. Do NOT connect or disconnectequipment with the power switched on,unless instructed in this document.

Caution: Power supply protectionWhen installing this product ensure thepower source is adequately protectedby means of a suitably-rated fuse orautomatic circuit breaker.

Warning: Ensure all equipment hasisolated power supplyThis product features an isolated powersupply. To prevent potential damage toequipment, Raymarine recommends thatany external equipment connected to thisproduct also features an isolated powersupply.

Warning: High voltageThis product contains high voltage.Adjustments require specialized serviceprocedures and tools only available toqualified service technicians. There areno user serviceable parts or adjustments.The operator should never remove thecover or attempt to service the product.

Warning: Transducer cablesDo not remove the transducer cable whilstthe product is powered on, doing so cancause sparks. If the transducer cable isaccidently removed whilst the product ispowered on, switch the product's poweroff, replace the cable and then switch thepower back on.

Warning: Sonar operation• NEVER operate the sonar with thevessel out of the water.

• NEVER touch the transducer face whenthe sonar is powered on.

• SWITCH OFF the sonar if divers arelikely to be within 7.6 m (25 ft) of thetransducer.

Caution: Do not cut transducercables• Cutting the transducer cable severelyreduces sonar performance. If thecable is cut, it must be replaced, itcannot be repaired.

• Cutting the transducer cable willvoid the warranty and invalidate theEuropean CE mark.

Caution: Service and maintenanceThis product contains no user serviceablecomponents. Please refer all maintenanceand repair to authorized Raymarinedealers. Unauthorized repair may affectyour warranty.

Important information 7

Water ingressWater ingress disclaimerAlthough the waterproof rating capacity of thisproduct meets the stated IPX standard (refer to theproduct’s Technical Specification), water intrusionand subsequent equipment failure may occur if theproduct is subjected to commercial high-pressurewashing. Raymarine will not warrant productssubjected to high-pressure washing.

DisclaimerRaymarine does not warrant that this product iserror-free or that it is compatible with productsmanufactured by any person or entity other thanRaymarine.Raymarine is not responsible for damages or injuriescaused by your use or inability to use the product,by the interaction of the product with productsmanufactured by others, or by errors in informationutilized by the product supplied by third parties.

EMC installation guidelinesRaymarine equipment and accessories conform tothe appropriate Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)regulations, to minimize electromagnetic interferencebetween equipment and minimize the effect suchinterference could have on the performance of yoursystemCorrect installation is required to ensure that EMCperformance is not compromised.

Note: In areas of extreme EMC interference,some slight interference may be noticed on theproduct. Where this occurs the product and thesource of the interference should be separated bya greater distance.

For optimum EMC performance we recommendthat wherever possible:• Raymarine equipment and cables connected toit are:– At least 1 m (3 ft) from any equipmenttransmitting or cables carrying radio signals e.g.VHF radios, cables and antennas. In the caseof SSB radios, the distance should be increasedto 7 ft (2 m).

– More than 2 m (7 ft) from the path of a radarbeam. A radar beam can normally be assumedto spread 20 degrees above and below theradiating element.

• The product is supplied from a separate batteryfrom that used for engine start. This is important toprevent erratic behavior and data loss which canoccur if the engine start does not have a separatebattery.

• Raymarine specified cables are used.• Cables are not cut or extended, unless doing so isdetailed in the installation manual.

Note: Where constraints on the installationprevent any of the above recommendations,always ensure the maximum possible separationbetween different items of electrical equipment, toprovide the best conditions for EMC performancethroughout the installation

Suppression ferritesRaymarine cables may be fitted with suppressionferrites. These are important for correct EMCperformance. If a ferrite has to be removed for anypurpose (e.g. installation or maintenance), it must bereplaced in the original position before the productis used.Use only ferrites of the correct type, supplied byRaymarine authorized dealers.Where an installation requires multiple ferrites to beadded to a cable, additional cable clips should beused to prevent stress on the connectors due to theextra weight of the cable.

Connections to other equipmentRequirement for ferrites on non-Raymarine cablesIf your Raymarine equipment is to be connectedto other equipment using a cable not supplied byRaymarine, a suppression ferrite MUST always beattached to the cable near the Raymarine unit.

Declaration of conformityRaymarine UK Ltd. declares that this product iscompliant with the essential requirements of EMCdirective 2004/108/EC.The original Declaration of Conformity certificatemay be viewed on the relevant product page atwww.raymarine.com.

Product disposalDispose of this product in accordance with theWEEE Directive.

The Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment(WEEE) Directive requires the recycling of wasteelectrical and electronic equipment. Whilst theWEEE Directive does not apply to some Raymarineproducts, we support its policy and ask you to beaware of how to dispose of this product.

Warranty registrationTo register your Raymarine product ownership,please visit www.raymarine.com and register online.It is important that you register your product toreceive full warranty benefits. Your unit packageincludes a bar code label indicating the serial number

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of the unit. You will need this serial number whenregistering your product online. You should retainthe label for future reference.

IMO and SOLASThe equipment described within this documentis intended for use on leisure marine boats andworkboats NOT covered by International MaritimeOrganization (IMO) and Safety of Life at Sea(SOLAS) Carriage Regulations.

Technical accuracyTo the best of our knowledge, the information in thisdocument was correct at the time it was produced.However, Raymarine cannot accept liability for anyinaccuracies or omissions it may contain. In addition,our policy of continuous product improvement maychange specifications without notice. As a result,Raymarine cannot accept liability for any differencesbetween the product and this document. Pleasecheck the Raymarine website (www.raymarine.com)to ensure you have the most up-to-date version(s) ofthe documentation for your product.

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Chapter 2: Document and product information

Chapter contents• 2.1 Document information on page 12• 2.2 Parts supplied on page 13• 2.3 Product overview on page 14• 2.4 CHIRP Sonar overview on page 15• 2.5 CHIRP DownVisionTM overview on page 15• 2.6 CHIRP SideVision™ overview on page 16• 2.7 Interpreting SideVision™ images on page 17• 2.8 CHIRP DownVision™ and CHIRP SideVision™ combined on page 18

Document and product information 11

2.1 Document informationThis document contains important informationrelated to the installation of your Raymarine product.The document includes information to help you:• plan your installation and ensure you have all thenecessary equipment;

• install and connect your product as part of a widersystem of connected marine electronics;

• troubleshoot problems and obtain technicalsupport if required.

This and other Raymarine product documentsare available to download in PDF format fromwww.raymarine.com.

Applicable productsThis document is applicable to the following products:

Part number Name DescriptionE70204 CP100 2–channel

CHIRP /DownVisionsonar module

E70205 CP100 andCPT-100

2–channelCHIRP /DownVisionsonarmodule andDownVisiontransomtransducer.

E70256 CP200 2–channelCHIRP /SideVisionsonar module

E70257 CP200 andCPT-200

2–channelCHIRP /SideVisionsonarmodule andSideVisiontransomtransducer.

Document conventionsThe following conventions are used throughout thisdocument when referring to:

Type Example ConventionProcedures forperforming specifictasks using amultifunctiondisplay.

SelectTransducerSet-Up.

The term “Select”is used to referto the actionof selecting amenu option ona multifunctiondisplay, using thetouchscreen orphysical controls,depending ondisplay variant.

Procedures fornavigating menuhierarchies ona multifunctiondisplay.

Internal sonarmodule isturned off fromthe Fishfinderapplication menu:Menu > Set-up >Sounder Set-up >Internal Sounder.

Menu hierarchiesare used in thisdocument toprovide a quicksummary onhow to accessa particularfunction on themultifunctiondisplay.

Document illustrationsYour product may differ slightly from that shownin the illustrations in this document, depending onproduct variant and date of manufacture.All images are provided for illustration purposes only.

Product documentationThe following documentation is applicable to yourproduct:

Description Part numberCP100 / CP200 Installation instructionsInstallation of a CP100 or CP200 unit andconnection to a wider system of marineelectronics.

87216 /88030

CP100 / CP200 Mounting templateMounting diagram for surface mounting aCP100 or CP200 unit.

87193

CPT–60 / CPT–100 DownVision transomtransducer Installation instructionsInstallation of a DownVision transom-mounttransducer.

87197 /88024

CPT–200 SideVision transom transducerInstallation instructionsInstallation of a SideVision transom-mounttransducer.

87223 /88037

CPT–110 / CPT–120 Through-hulltransducer Installation instructionsInstallation of a DownVision through-hulltransducer.

87201 /88025

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Description Part numbera Series, c Series, e Series Installation andoperation instructionsDetails the operation of the fishfinderapplication (including DownVision andSideVision operation) for a Series, c Series,e Series multifunction displays.

81337

gS Series Installation and operationinstructionsDetails the operation of the fishfinderapplication (including DownVision andSideVision operation) for gS Seriesmultifunction displays.

81344

Operation instructionsFor detailed operation instructions for your product,refer to the documentation that accompanies yourdisplay.

Transducer installation instructionsThis document includes installation instructions forthe sonar module only. For installation instructionsfor a connected transducer, please refer to thedocumentation that accompanies the transducer.

2.2 Parts supplied

Parts supplied — CP100 / CP200

1 3

4

2

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Item Description Quantity1 Sonar module. 12 Documentation pack. 13 Mounting screws. 44 Power cable 1 m

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2.3 Product overview

CP100 product overviewThe CP100 is a CHIRP sonar module withDownVision capabilities. In conjunction with acompatible multifunction display, the CP100 providesa detailed view of the water’s bottom structure,enabling you to identify fish and other objects in thewater underneath your vessel.

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The CP100 has the following features:• Dual-beam sonar (conical beam and fan beam).• Typical depth performance of 600 ft.• Water temperature sensing.• Support for transom or through-hull DownVisiontransducers.

• Low power consumption.• 12 V or 24 V operation.• Waterproof to IPX 6 and IPX 7.• Robust and waterproof high-speed networkconnection.

CP200 product overviewThe CP200 is a CHIRP sonar module withSideVision capabilities. In conjunction with acompatible multifunction display, the CP200 providesa detailed view of the water’s bottom structure oneach side of your vessel, enabling you to identifybottom features, as well as fish and other objectsin the water.

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The CP200 has the following features:

• Dual-beam sonar (port and starboard fan beam).• Typical range performance of 300 ft.• Water temperature sensing.• Support for transom-mount SideVisiontransducers.

• Low power consumption.• 12 V or 24 V operation.• Waterproof to IPX 6 and IPX 7.• Robust and waterproof high-speed networkconnection.

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2.4 CHIRP Sonar overviewCHIRP sonar produces a conical shaped beam, thecoverage of the conical beam is the water columndirectly beneath the vessel

Conical beam

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Sonar is effective at a range of speeds. In deeperwaters the CHIRP bandwidth is automaticallyoptimized to improve bottom lock and the detectionof moving objects (e.g. fish) in the wider watercolumn.CHIRP sonar screen example

2.5 CHIRP DownVisionTM overviewDownVisionTM produces a wide–angle side-to-sidebeam and a thin fore-to-aft beam. The coverage ofthe DownVisionTM beam is a water column directlybeneath and to the sides of the vessel.

DownVisionTM beam

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DownVisionTM is effective at lower vessel speeds. Indeeper waters the CHIRP bandwidth is automaticallyoptimized to improve bottom lock and the detection ofmoving objects (e.g. fish) in the wider water column.The wide, thin beam produces clear target returns.The use of CHIRP processing and a higher operatingfrequency provide a more detailed image, makingit easier to identify bottom structures around whichfish may reside.CHIRP DownVisionTM screen example


2.6 CHIRP SideVision™ overviewSideVision™ interprets signals from a pair ofside-looking transducers and builds up a detailedunderwater view as your vessel moves forward.The transducers send pulses of sound waves intothe water on each side of your vessel, and recordthe sound waves that reflect off the bottom, and offobjects on the bottom or suspended in the watercolumn. The received echoes are affected by thebottom material (for example mud, gravel or rock),and by any other objects in their path (for examplecables on the sea floor, bridge piers, wrecks, shoalsor fish).SideVision™ produces two wide–angle side-to-sidebeams, each with a thin fore-to-aft beam. Thecoverage of the SideVision™ beams is a swath oneach side of the vessel.

SideVision beams

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SideVision™ is effective at lower vessel speeds.The wide, thin beams produce clear target returns.As your vessel moves forward, subsequent returnsbuild up to provide an image of the sea floor on eachside of your vessel.The use of CHIRP processing and a high operatingfrequency provide a detailed image, making it easierto identify bottom structures around which fish mayreside. The narrow angle the beams make with thebottom at longer ranges can reveal the shadows ofstructures that protrude from the bottom.CHIRP SideVision™ screen example

Note: The “Depth” figure shown in the illustrationabove assumes that you have a device in yoursystem that provides depth data. Please be awarethat not all transducers and / or sonar modulessupport depth sensing. For more information, referto the latest specifications and documentationavailable for your particular products on theRaymarine website (www.raymarine.com).

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2.7 Interpreting SideVision™ imagesThe following illustration shows how SideVision™ images on your multifunction display are related to thewater column and sea floor to the sides of your vessel.

Interpreting SideVision images

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SideVision™ images are constructed line-by-line,similar to the way a television picture is composedof many horizontal lines. Each successive pingfrom the SideVision™ transducer adds a new lineof image data to the top of your display. Each newline shows sonar returns from both the port andstarboard sides of your vessel.As new lines are added with each successiveping, older data gradually scrolls down the display,building up a detailed image of the water column andsea floor to the sides of your vessel. If your vesselmaintains the same bearing and speed for a periodof time, you can interpret the image as a plan of thesea floor along your vessel’s course.The illustration also identifies examples of featuresthat may be visible in SideVision™ images:• Water: close to your vessel, the SideVision™sonar beams may not interact with any solidobjects in the water column until they hit the seafloor. The water column close to your vessel isdisplayed as a dark band in the image. The abruptchange to a lighter section in the image indicateswhere the sea floor is first detected with each ping.

• Bait ball: objects in the water column close to yourvessel may be detected before the SideVision™beams hit the sea floor. In this example, a bait ball

is shown within the water column, at a distance ofapproximately 30 feet from the vessel.

• Vegetation: objects in contact with the sea floorthat are close to your vessel may be clearly visiblein the image at the point where the SideVision™beams hit the sea floor. In this example, theshapes in the image indicate vegetation attachedto the sea floor.

• Structure: the lighter regions of the SideVision™image represent the sea floor. It may be possibleto detect differences in the bottom material (forexample, where an area of mud meets an areaof gravel) as well as solid structures such aspipelines and piers. Larger solid structures, andsea floor relief, may reveal an area of shadowdirected away from your vessel.

Note: Unlike DownVision™, SideVision™ doesnot provide direct depth readings. The scaleshown across the top of the image indicates thedistance of features from your vessel.


2.8 CHIRP DownVision™ and CHIRPSideVision™ combinedBy installing and operating DownVision™ andSideVision™ sonar systems simultaneously, youcan achieve a full 180 degree view of the watercolumn directly beneath and to the sides of yourvessel.

DownVision and SideVision combined beams

Note: Using DownVision™ and SideVision™together requires two separate sounders in yoursystem:1. A DownVision™ sounder: either an

internal sounder in a DownVision™variant multifunction display, or an externalDownVision™ sonar module (such as aCP100).

2. An external SideVision™ sonar module (suchas a CP200).

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Chapter 3: Planning the installation

Chapter contents• 3.1 Installation checklist on page 20• 3.2 Required additional components on page 20• 3.3 Compatible multifunction displays on page 21• 3.4 Software updates on page 21• 3.5 Compatible transducers on page 22• 3.6 Tools required on page 22• 3.7 Typical systems on page 23• 3.8 Warnings and cautions on page 24• 3.9 General location requirements on page 24• 3.10 Product dimensions on page 25

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3.1 Installation checklistInstallation includes the following activities:

Installation Task1 Plan your system.2 Obtain all required equipment and tools.3 Site all equipment.4 Route all cables.5 Drill cable and mounting holes.6 Make all connections into equipment.7 Secure all equipment in place.8 Power on and test the system.

Schematic diagramA schematic diagram is an essential part of planningany installation. It is also useful for any futureadditions or maintenance of the system. Thediagram should include:• Location of all components.• Connectors, cable types, routes and lengths.

3.2 Required additional componentsThis product forms part of a system of electronicsand requires the following additional components forfull operation.• Compatible transducer; transom or through-hullmount. Refer to 3.5 Compatible transducersfor a list of compatible products.

• Compatible Raymarine multifunction display.Refer to 3.3 Compatible multifunction displays fora list of compatible products.

• Data cables. Refer to Chapter 4 Cables andconnections for suitable cables. Some installationsmay also require extensions to data, power ortransducer cables. Refer to the Chapter 4 Cablesand connections and Chapter 10 Spares andaccessories sections for more information.

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3.3 Compatible multifunction displaysThis product is compatible with the followingLightHouse powered Raymarine multifunctiondisplays.• a Series, c Series, e Series.• gS Series.

Multifunction display software requirementsThe operation of this product requires that yourRaymarine LightHouse powered MFD is runningLightHouse software version 11 or later.

Note: The latest MFD software can be obtainedby visiting www.raymarine.com/software.

3.4 Software updatesThe software running on the product can be updated.• Raymarine periodically releases software updatesto improve product performance and add newfeatures.

• You can update the software for your product usinga connected and compatible multifunction display.

• Refer to www.raymarine.com/software/ for thelatest software updates and the software updateprocedure for your product.

• If in doubt as to the correct procedure for updatingyour product software, refer to your dealer orRaymarine technical support.

Caution: Downloading softwareupdatesThe software update process is carriedout at your own risk. Before initiating theupdate process ensure you have backedup any important files.Ensure that the unit has a reliable powersupply and that the update process is notinterrupted.Damage caused by incomplete updatesare not covered by Raymarine warranty.By downloading the software updatepackage, you agree to these terms.


http://www.raymarine.com/software/

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3.5 Compatible transducers

CP100 compatible transducersThis product is compatible with the followingRaymarine transducers.

Partnumber

Descrip-tion

MountingType

Con-struction

A80270 CPT-100Down-Visiontrans-ducer

Transom Plastic


Through-hull

Plastic


Through-hull

Bronze

CP200 compatible transducersThis product is compatible with the followingRaymarine transducers.

Partnumber

Descrip-tion

MountingType

Con-struction

A80281 CPT-200Side-Visiontrans-ducer

Transom Marine-gradestainlesssteel /plastic

3.6 Tools requiredProduct installation requires the following tools:

Item Description QuantityPower drill 1

Pozidrive screwdriver 1

Drill bit of appropriate size* 1

Adhesive tape 1

Note: * The appropriate drill bit size is dependenton the thickness and material of the mountingsurface.

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3.7 Typical systemsNote: The following illustrations show the variousproducts that can be connected in a typical system.• Systems that include a CP200 sonar modulecan use a SideVision transducer in place of theillustrated DownVision transducer.

• For information on how to connect the products,refer to the Chapter 4 Cables and connectionssection.

• For information on available cables andaccessories, refer to the Chapter 10 Spares andaccessories section.

Example: basic sonar system featuringmultifunction display

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Example: expanded sonar system featuringautopilot system and multifunction display

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3.8 Warnings and cautionsImportant: Before proceeding, ensure that youhave read and understood the warnings andcautions provided in the Chapter 1 Importantinformation section of this document.

3.9 General location requirementsImportant considerations when choosing a suitablelocation for your product.This product is suitable for mounting above or belowdecks.The product should be mounted where it will be:• protected from physical damage and excessivevibration.

• well ventilated and away from heat sources.• away from any potential ignition source such as anengine room, near fuel tanks or a gas locker.

When choosing a location for the product,consider the following points to ensure reliable andtrouble-free operation:• Access — there must be sufficient space toenable cable connections to the product, avoidingtight bends in the cable.

• Diagnostics — the product must be mounted ina location where the diagnostics LED is easilyvisible.

Note: Not all products include a diagnosticsLED. Refer to the Chapter 6 System checksand troubleshooting for more information.

• Electrical interference — the product should bemounted far enough away from any equipmentthat may cause interference such as motors,generators and radio transmitters / receivers.

• Magnetic compass — refer to the Compasssafe distance section in this document for adviceon maintaining a suitable distance between thisproduct and any compasses on your vessel.

• Power — to keep cable runs to a minimum, theproduct must be located as close as possible tothe vessel’s dc power supply.

• Mounting surface — ensure the product isadequately supported on a secure surface. Referto the weight information provided in the Technicalspecification for this product and ensure that theintended mounting surface is suitable for bearingthe product weight. Do NOT mount units or cutholes in places which may damage the structureof the vessel.

Compass safe distanceTo prevent potential interference with the vessel'smagnetic compasses, ensure an adequate distanceis maintained from the product.When choosing a suitable location for the productyou should aim to maintain the maximum possibledistance from any compasses. Typically this distanceshould be at least 1 m (3 ft) in all directions. Howeverfor some smaller vessels it may not be possible tolocate the product this far away from a compass. Inthis situation, when choosing the installation locationfor your product, ensure that the compass is notaffected by the product when it is in a powered state.

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3.10 Product dimensions

162

mm

(6.4

in)

171

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(6.7

in)

72 mm (2.8 in)

225 mm (8.9 in)

205 mm (8.1 in)

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Chapter 4: Cables and connections

Chapter contents• 4.1 General cabling guidance on page 28• 4.2 Connections overview on page 29• 4.3 Power connection on page 29• 4.4 Transducer connections on page 31• 4.5 Network connection on page 32

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4.1 General cabling guidance

Cable types and lengthIt is important to use cables of the appropriate typeand length• Unless otherwise stated use only standard cablesof the correct type, supplied by Raymarine.

• Ensure that any non-Raymarine cables are of thecorrect quality and gauge. For example, longerpower cable runs may require larger wire gaugesto minimize voltage drop along the run.

Routing cablesCables must be routed correctly, to maximizeperformance and prolong cable life.• Do NOT bend cables excessively. Whereverpossible, ensure a minimum bend diameter of 200mm (8 in) / minimum bend radius of 100 mm (4 in).

100 mm (4 in)

200 mm (8 in)

• Protect all cables from physical damage andexposure to heat. Use trunking or conduit wherepossible. Do NOT run cables through bilges ordoorways, or close to moving or hot objects.

• Secure cables in place using tie-wraps or lacingtwine. Coil any extra cable and tie it out of the way.

• Where a cable passes through an exposedbulkhead or deckhead, use a suitable watertightfeed-through.

• Do NOT run cables near to engines or fluorescentlights.

Always route data cables as far away as possiblefrom:• other equipment and cables,• high current carrying ac and dc power lines,• antennae.

Caution: Pulling cablesDo NOT use cords or ropes, attachedto cable connectors, to pull cablesthrough restricted apertures (e.g. as inbulkheads), as this could cause damageto cables.

Strain reliefEnsure adequate strain relief is provided. Protectconnectors from strain and ensure they will not pullout under extreme sea conditions.

Circuit isolationAppropriate circuit isolation is required forinstallations using both AC and DC current:• Always use isolating transformers or a separatepower-inverter to run PC’s, processors, displays

and other sensitive electronic instruments ordevices.

• Always use an isolating transformer with WeatherFAX audio cables.

• Always use an isolated power supply when usinga 3rd party audio amplifier.

• Always use an RS232/NMEA converter withoptical isolation on the signal lines.

• Always make sure that PC’s or other sensitiveelectronic devices have a dedicated power circuit.

Cable shieldingEnsure that all data cables are properly shieldedthat the cable shielding is intact (e.g. hasn’t beenscraped off by being squeezed through a tight area).

Cable ferrite installationYour product may be supplied with cable ferrites. Toensure EMC Compliance, any supplied ferrites mustbe fitted to the cables according to the followinginstructions.

Max

. 200

mm

(7.

87 in

)

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2 x

2 x

1

3

2

4

6

5

7

1. RayNet cable.2. Fit 2 ferrites to the RayNet cable. There should

be no gap between the 2 ferrites.3. Secure the ferrites in place using the supplied

cable ties.4. Power cable.5. Fit 2 ferrites to the power cable. There should be

no gap between the 2 ferrites.6. Secure the ferrites in place using the supplied

cable ties.7. Ensure the distance between the end of the last

ferrite and the top of the connector is no morethan 200 mm (7.87 in).

Note: If the ferrites are supplied in different sizes,ensure that you select the correct size for theappropriate cable. This is confirmed by a tight fit.

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4.2 Connections overviewUse the following information to help you identify theconnections on your product.

ConnectorConnectorpanel label Connects to:

Suitablecables

Network RayNetnetwork ordevice.

Refer to theChapter 10Spares andaccessoriessection.

Power 12 V / 24 Vpower supply.

Supplied withyour product.

Transducer Compatibletransducer.

Suppliedwith thetransducer.

Making connectionsFollow the steps below to connect the cable(s) toyour product.1. Ensure that the vessel's power supply is switched

off.2. Ensure that the device being connected to the

unit has been installed in accordance with theinstallation instructions supplied with that device.

3. Ensuring correct orientation, push the cableconnector fully onto the corresponding connectoron the unit.

4. Turn the locking collar clockwise to secure thecable.

4.3 Power connection

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Note: For clarity, only the power-related cablesare shown in the illustration above.

Item Description Connects to:1 Power cable. Product’s power

connector.2 Red cable (positive) Power supply’s positive

terminal.3 Connection to 12 V /

24 V power supply.Power supply.

4 Shield (drain) wire Must be connected toRF ground point.

5 Black cable (negative) Power supply’s negativeterminal.

Power cable extensionThe product is supplied with a power cable, whichcan be extended if required.• The power cable for each unit in your systemshould be run as a separate, single length of2-wire cable from the unit to the vessel's battery ordistribution panel.

• Raymarine recommends a minimum wire gaugeof 18AWG (0.82 mm2) for any length of cableextension.

• Regardless of the length of the cable extension,any cable used should be capable of achieving aminimum voltage at the unit of 10.8 V with a fullyflat battery at 11 V.

Power distributionRaymarine recommends that all power connectionsare made via a distribution panel.• All equipment must be powered from a breaker orswitch, with appropriate circuit protection.

• Refer to the Breakers, fuses and circuit protectionsection for specific fuse and thermal breakerratings for this product.

Breakers, fuses and circuit protectionThe information below is provided as guidanceto help protect your product. The exampleillustrations provided are for common vessel powerarrangements, if you are unsure how to provide thecorrect level of protection then please consult aRaymarine authorized dealer for support.


Distribution panel connectionIt is recommended that your product is wired throughyour vessel’s distribution panel via a thermal breakeror fuse.

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4 5

6 7

1. Vessel power supply positive (+)2. In-line fuse (your product may contain a fuse

already built in to the power cable.)3. Product power cable4. Vessel power supply negative (-)5. * Drain wire6. Vessel distribution panel7. * Vessel RF ground point connection

Note: * Only applicable to products that include adrain wire on the product’s power cable.

Thermal breaker rating5 A (if only connecting one device)

Battery connection with RF groundIf your vessel does not have a distribution panel thenyour product may be wired directly to the battery withthe drain wire connected to the vessel’s RF groundpoint.

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6 7

1. Vessel power supply positive (+)2. Vessel power supply negative (-)3. In-line fuse (If your products power cable does

not have a built in fuse then an in-line fuseshould be fitted.)

4. * Drain wire5. Product power cable6. Vessel battery7. * Vessel RF ground point connection


Battery connection with no RF groundIf your vessel does not have a distribution panelor an RF ground point then your product may bewired directly to the battery with the drain wire alsoconnected to the battery’s negative terminal.

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2 4 51 3

6

1. Vessel power supply positive (+)2. Vessel power supply negative (-)3. In-line fuse (If your products power cable does

not have a built in fuse then an in-line fuseshould be fitted.)

4. * Drain wire connected to vessel negative powersupply.

5. Product power cable6. Vessel battery


Sharing a breakerWhere more than 1 piece of equipment shares abreaker you must provide protection for the individualcircuits. E.g. by connecting an in-line fuse for eachpower circuit.

D11637-2

2

4 4

1

3

+ -

1 Positive (+) bar2 Negative (-) bar3 Circuit breaker4 Fuse

Where possible, connect individual items ofequipment to individual circuit breakers. Where thisis not possible, use individual in-line fuses to providethe necessary protection.

Warning: Product groundingBefore applying power to this product,ensure it has been correctly grounded, inaccordance with the instructions in thisguide.

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Grounding — Dedicated drain wireThe power cable supplied with this product includesa dedicated shield (drain) wire for connection to avessel's RF ground point.It is important that an effective RF ground isconnected to the system. A single ground pointshould be used for all equipment. The unit can begrounded by connecting the shield (drain) wire ofthe power cable to the vessel's RF ground point.On vessels without an RF ground system the shield(drain) wire should be connected directly to thenegative battery terminal.The dc power system should be either:• Negative grounded, with the negative batteryterminal connected to the vessel's ground.

• Floating, with neither battery terminal connectedto the vessel's ground

Warning: Positive ground systemsDo not connect this unit to a system whichhas positive grounding.

4.4 Transducer connections

Transducer connection — DownVisionThe CP100 sonar module is designed for use withDownVision transducers.• Refer to CP100 compatible transducers for a list ofcompatible transducers.

• Transducers must be installed in accordance withthe instructions provided with the transducer.

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1

2

1. CP100 sonar module.2. Transducer cable (supplied with transducer).3. DownVision transducer.

Transducer connection — SideVisionThe CP200 sonar module is designed for use withSideVision transducers.• Refer to CP200 compatible transducers for a list ofcompatible transducers.

• Transducers must be installed in accordance withthe instructions provided with the transducer.

D#####-1

3

1

2

1. CP200 sonar module.2. Transducer cable (supplied with transducer).3. SideVision transducer.


Warning: Transducer cablesDo not remove the transducer cable whilstthe product is powered on, doing so cancause sparks. If the transducer cable isaccidently removed whilst the product ispowered on, switch the product's poweroff, replace the cable and then switch thepower back on.

Caution: Do not cut transducercables• Cutting the transducer cable severelyreduces sonar performance. If thecable is cut, it must be replaced, itcannot be repaired.

• Cutting the transducer cable willvoid the warranty and invalidate theEuropean CE mark.

Transducer cable extensionFor some installations it may be necessary to extendthe transducer cable.• Refer to Chapter 10 Spares and accessories for alist of suitable transducer extension cables.

• Raymarine recommends a maximum of one cableextension for any single transducer cable.

• For best performance, keep all cable lengths toa minimum.

4.5 Network connectionThe unit must be connected to a compatibleRaymarine multifunction display to enable echosounder data to be viewed.

Multifunction display connectionUnit connected to a multifunction display using aRayNet cable.

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1

3

2

Note: The connection panel on your product maylook slightly different to that shown, dependingon variant. The network connection methodremains the same for all products featuring RayNetconnectors.

Item Description1 Sonar module.2 Connector panel for compatible Raymarine

multifunction display.3 RayNet cable.

Multifunction display configuration (extendedcables)When the required length of a single network cablerun is greater than 20 m (65.6 ft), a RayNet (male)to (male) adaptor cable should be used to connectRayNet cables together .

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3

3

2

4


Item Description1 Sonar module.2 Connector panel for compatible Raymarine

multifunction display.3 RayNet cables.4 RayNet (Male) to (Male) adaptor cable.

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Multiple multifunction display configurationA Raymarine network switch can be used to connectthe unit to more than 1 multifunction display.

Note: Ensure network cables and connections aretight and secure using any cable ties provided withyour network hardware.

2 3

1

54

2 2

D12236-3


Item Description1 Sonar module.2 RayNet cable.3 RayNet network switch.4 Connector panel for compatible Raymarine

multifunction display.5 Connector panel for additional compatible

Raymarine multifunction display.

For details on available network hardware andcables refer to Chapter 10 Spares and accessories.


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Chapter 5: Mounting

Chapter contents• 5.1 Mounting on page 36

Mounting 35

5.1 Mounting

Mounting the unitHaving chosen a suitable location, install the unitas follows:

Note: Raymarine recommends mounting the unitvertically.

1. Secure the mounting template in the requiredlocation using adhesive tape.

108.

2 m

m (4

.26

in)

188.

0 m

m (7

.40

in)

34.6

mm

(1.3

6 in

)

276.8 mm (10.90 in)299.4 mm (11.78 in)

Pilot hole center

(4 positions)

CS22 Templa te

UP

IMPORTANT: This document may not print true to scale. Before modifying mounting surface,

ensure printed template matches the measurements provided.

Document number: 87142-1

Date: 07-2011

Raymarine CS22 digital sounder module mounting template

D12197-1

D12240-1

2. Drill 4 holes at the marked location on thetemplate.

108.

2 m

m (4

.26

in)

188.

0 m

m (7

.40

in)

34.6

mm

(1.3

6 in

)

276.8 mm (10.90 in)299.4 mm (11.78 in)

Pilot hole center

(4 positions)

CS22 Templa te

UP

IMPORTANT: This document may not print true to scale. Before modifying mounting surface,

ensure printed template matches the measurements provided.

Document number: 87142-1

Date: 07-2011

Raymarine CS22 digital sounder module mounting template

D12197-1

D12241-1

3. Remove the mounting template.4. Screw in the supplied fixing screws about half

way into the holes.5. Place the unit onto the fixing screws.6. Push the unit down to engage the key slots in

the unit.7. Tighten the screws

1 2 3

D12242-1

Note: Drill bit, tap size and tightening torque isdependent on the thickness and type of materialthe unit is to be mounted on.

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Chapter 6: System checks and troubleshooting

Chapter contents• 6.1 Initial power on test on page 38• 6.2 Troubleshooting on page 38• 6.3 Sonar troubleshooting on page 39• 6.4 Sonar crosstalk interference on page 40• 6.5 LED indications on page 42• 6.6 Resetting the sonar module on page 43

System checks and troubleshooting 37

6.1 Initial power on testOnce the unit has been correctly installed check thatit is operating correctly.After powering on, the unit will take approximately 50seconds to start up. From powering on through tonormal operation, the LED status indicator should begreen. If the LED status indicator is not green thenrefer to the troubleshooting section of this handbook.Open the Fishfinder application on your connectedmultifunction display and ensure that it is operatingcorrectly.

Switching the active sonar moduleIf you have multiple sonar modules on your networkyou can select which sonar module will be active inthe Fishfinder application.From the Fishfinder application:1. Select Menu.2. Select Sounder:

A list of available sonar modules is displayed.3. Select the Sonar module from the list that you

want to display in the Fishfinder application.

Operation instructionsFor detailed operation instructions for your product,refer to the documentation that accompanies yourdisplay.

6.2 TroubleshootingThe troubleshooting information provides possiblecauses and corrective action required for commonproblems associated with marine electronicsinstallations.All Raymarine products are, prior to packing andshipping, subjected to comprehensive test andquality assurance programs. However, if youexperience problems with the operation of yourproduct this section will help you to diagnoseand correct problems in order to restore normaloperation.If after referring to this section you are still havingproblems with your unit, please contact RaymarineTechnical Support for further advice.

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6.3 Sonar troubleshootingProblems with the sonar and their possible causes and solutions are described here.

Problem Possible causes Possible solutionsUnit power supply fault. Check the unit power supply and cables.Other unit fault. Refer to the instructions supplied with the unit.

Check that the unit is correctly connected to a Raymarinenetwork switch. If a crossover coupler or other couplercable / adapter is used, check all connections (asapplicable).Check the status of the Raymarine network switch (ifapplicable).

SeaTalkhs / RayNet networkproblem.

Check that SeaTalkhs/ RayNet cables are free fromdamage.

Sonar data not available onmultifunction display.

Software mismatch betweenequipment may preventcommunication.

Contact Raymarine technical support.

Gain or Frequency settings maybe inappropriate for presentconditions.

Check the sonar presets, gain and frequency settings.

Unit power supply fault. Check the voltage from the power supply, if this is too lowit can affect the transmitting power of the unit.

Unit cable fault. Ensure that the power, transducer and all other cables tothe unit are properly connected and free from damage.Check that the transducer is mounted correctly and isclean.

Transducer fault.

If you have a transom mount transducer, check that thetransducer hasn't kicked-up due to hitting an object.

Other unit fault. Refer to the instructions supplied with the unit.Vessel stationary. Fish arches are not displayed if the vessel is stationary;

fish will appear on the display as straight lines.High vessel speed Turbulence around the transducer may be confusing the

unit.

Problematic data readings.

Note: Not all transducersand / or sonar modulessupport the detection of depth,range and temperature. Formore information, refer tothe latest specifications anddocumentation availablefor your particular productson the Raymarine website(www.raymarine.com).

Scroll speed set to zero Adjust the scroll speed.



6.4 Sonar crosstalk interferenceThere are 2 types of potential sonar crosstalkinterference in a Raymarine sonar system:1. SideVision sonar crosstalk interference2. Multiple sonar crosstalk interferenceThe types of crosstalk interference that youmay experience in your system depend on thecombination and type of sonar equipment installed,and the way in which the equipment has beeninstalled.SideVision sonar crosstalkinterference

Multiple sonar crosstalkinterference

Due to the high sensitivityof SideVision transducers,you may experience someminor crosstalk interferencebetween the left and rightreceiving channels in areasof strong target returns.Examples of strong targetreturns include solid objectssuch as underwater bridgestructure. This interferenceshows up in the Fishfinderapplication as subtlereflections from the rightsonar image displayed inthe left sonar image, or viceversa.

When using multiple sonarmodules and transducersoperating in overlappingfrequency ranges, you mayexperience some crosstalkinterference between theranges. This interference isdisplayed in the Fishfinderapplication as vertical “raindrops” throughout the watercolumn. These vertical “raindrops” indicate that 2 sonarmodules are operating inclose frequency proximity toone another.

SideVision sonar crosstalk interferenceCrosstalk interference is expected behavior in a highsensitivity device such as a SideVision transducer,and is not indicative of a fault with your transducer orsonar module.

Reducing multiple sonar crosstalkinterferenceCrosstalk interference in systems with multiple sonarmodules and transducers is the result of a numberof factors, including installation, operation, andenvironment.• Choose an equipment combination thatminimizes overlapping frequencies. Whereverpossible, choose to use sonar modules andtransducers that operate in different frequencyranges (“Channels”), for example CP100 andCP300 sonar modules and CPT-100 and B744Vtransducers. This will help to ensure that eachcomponent is operating in a distinct relativefrequency range – for example, a “high” frequencyrange for the CP100 and a “low” frequency rangefor the CP300.

• Only use the sonar channels that you reallyneed. Although it is possible to run multiple sonar

modules simultaneously in a Raymarine system, itmay not always be necessary to do so. If you arein a scenario that requires only one sonar moduleto be active at a time, disable any other sonarmodules by changing the Fishfinder applicationpane to a single one which only displays the outputfrom one sonar module. Alternatively, disable theping for any unused sonar modules by selectingMENU > Channel > Ping > OFF in the Fishfinderapplication.

• Identify the sonar module and transducer thatis causing the interference. To do this, disablethe ping or remove the power for one of the sonarmodules in your system. If the interference in theFishfinder application disappears immediately,you now know which device is causing theinterference. If the interference doesn’t disappear,repeat the exercise again with the other sonarmodule(s) in your system, one at a time. Once youknow which device is causing the interference,proceed with the following methods to reduce theinterference from the relevant device.

• Adjust the Interference Rejection Filter. Thedefault setting for all Raymarine MFDs is “Auto”.Changing this setting to “High” might help toreduce interference (MENU > Setup > SounderSetup > Interference Rejection). Note that theInterference Rejection Filter setting is not availablefor all sonar modules.

• Decrease the power output of the interferingtransducer. Adjusting the “Power Mode” inthe Sensitivity Settings in the MFD’s Fishfinderapplication can help to minimize the presenceof crosstalk interference (MENU > SensitivitySettings > Power Mode). Note that the PowerMode setting is not available for all transducers.

• Ensure that you have a common RF groundpoint for all electrical equipment on yourvessel. On vessels without an RF ground system,ensure all product drain wires (where available)are connected directly to the negative batteryterminal. Ineffective RF grounding can causeelectrical interference which may in turn result insonar crosstalk interference.

• Increase the physical distance between yoursonar modules. Electrical interference may beoccurring between a cable on one sonar module,and a cable on a different sonar module. Ensurethat your sonar modules are physically located asfar away from each other as possible.

• Increase the physical distance between yoursonar transducers. Electrical and / or acousticinterference may be occurring between thedifferent transducers in your system. Ensure thatyour transducers are physically located as faraway from each other as possible.

Note: Given the effort and potential difficultiesinvolved in relocating sonar equipment, it shouldonly be considered as a last resort when you judgethe interference to be a significant problem whichcannot be resolved using the methods describedabove.

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Note: Due to physical size and other constraintsthat vary from vessel to vessel, it may notbe possible to completely eliminate crosstalkinterference from your system. However, thiswill not impede your ability to benefit from thefull capabilities of your sonar system. Being ableto easily identify the way in which interferenceis displayed in the Fishfinder application cansometimes be the best and easiest route to dealingwith it.


6.5 LED indicationsThe power LED for this product has a number of flashing (blinking) modes to provide status information fordiagnostics and troubleshooting.

LED color LED code Status User actionSolidGreen

Power On • None (normal power up takes <1 minute.)

Green 1blink

Normaloperation

• None

Amber 1blink

Transducerdisconnected

• Ensure transducer cable and connections aresecure and free from damage.

• Power cycle unit to recover transducerinformation.

• If problem persists contact Raymarine technicalsupport.

Amber 2blinks

No networkdetected

• Ensure network is powered.• Ensure network cable and connections are

secure and free from damage.• If problem persists contact Raymarine technical

support.Amber 5blinks

Under voltage(<10.2V)

• Ensure power cable and connections are secureand free from damage.

• Ensure power supply cabling is consistent withrecommendations.


Amber 6blinks

Over voltage(>34.2V)

• Ensure power supply levels are consistent withrecommendations.


Red 1blink

General failure • If combined with voltage warning, check powersupply and cables.

• Power-cycle the unit.• If problem persists contact Raymarine technical

support.Red 3blinks

Unitoverheating

• Ensure installation environment is withinrecommendations.

• Unit will stop pinging and then start again oncenormal operating temperature is achieved.


Red 4blinks

Problemswith internaldatabase

• Power-cycle the unit.• If problem persists contact Raymarine technical

support.

Note: If any other LED sequence other than described above is seen and persists please contactRaymarine technical support.

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6.6 Resetting the sonar moduleYou can use the reset function on a compatibleRaymarine multifunction display to restore the sonarmodule to its factory default settings.In the fishfinder application:1. Select Menu.2. Select Set-up.3. Select Sounder Set-up.4. Select Sonar Reset.5. Select Yes to confirm or No to abort the operation,

as appropriate.The unit will now be reset to factory default settings.


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Chapter 7: Maintenance

Chapter contents• 7.1 Routine checks on page 46• 7.2 Unit cleaning instructions on page 46• 7.3 Transducer care and cleaning on page 47

Maintenance 45

7.1 Routine checksThe following periodic checks should be made:• Examine cables for signs of damage, such aschafing, cuts or nicks.

• Check that the cable connectors are firmlyattached and that their locking mechanisms areproperly engaged.

Note: Cable checks should be carried out with thepower supply switched off.

Warning: High voltageThis product contains high voltage.Adjustments require specialized serviceprocedures and tools only available toqualified service technicians. There areno user serviceable parts or adjustments.The operator should never remove thecover or attempt to service the product.

7.2 Unit cleaning instructionsThe unit does not require regular cleaning. However,if you find it necessary to clean the unit, please followthe steps below:1. Ensure power is switched off.2. Wipe unit clean with a damp cloth.3. If necessary, use a mild detergent solution to

remove grease marks.

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7.3 Transducer care and cleaningGrowth can collect on the bottom of the transducer,this can reduce performance. To prevent the build-upof sea growth, coat the transducer with a thin layerof water-based antifouling paint, available fromyour local marine dealer. Reapply paint every 6months or at the beginning of each boating season.Certain smart transducers have restrictions on whereantifouling paint is applied. Please consult yourdealer.

Note: Transducers with a temperature sensor maynot work properly if painted.

Note: Never use ketone-based paint. Ketonescan attack many plastics, possibly damaging thesensor.

Note: Never use spray paint on your transducer.Spraying incorporates tiny air bubbles, and amarine transducer cannot transmit properlythrough air.

Use a soft cloth and mild household detergent toclean the transducer. If the fouling is severe, removethe growth with a tough cleaning pad, such as agreen Scotch BriteTM pad for example. Be careful toavoid scratching the face of the transducer.

Note: Harsh cleaning solvents such as acetoneWILL damage the transducer.

Maintenance 47

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Chapter 8: Technical support

Chapter contents• 8.1 Raymarine customer support on page 50• 8.2 Viewing product information on page 50

Technical support 49

8.1 Raymarine customer supportRaymarine provides a comprehensive customersupport service. You can contact customer supportthrough the Raymarine website, telephone ande-mail. If you are unable to resolve a problem, pleaseuse any of these facilities to obtain additional help.

Web supportPlease visit the customer support area of our websiteat:www.raymarine.comThis contains Frequently Asked Questions, servicinginformation, e-mail access to the RaymarineTechnical Support Department and details ofworldwide Raymarine agents.

Telephone and e-mail supportIn the USA:• Tel: +1 603 324 7900• Toll Free: +1 800 539 5539• E-mail: [email protected] the UK, Europe, and the Middle East:• Tel: +44 (0)13 2924 6777• E-mail: [email protected] Southeast Asia and Australia:• Tel: +61 (0)29479 4800• E-mail: [email protected]

Product informationIf you need to request service, please have thefollowing information to hand:• Product name.• Product identity.• Serial number.• Software application version.• System diagrams.You can obtain this product information using themenus within your product.

8.2 Viewing product informationYou can view information about your unit from theDiagnostics menu on a compatible multifunctiondisplay. This option displays information such asproduct serial number and software version.With the Homescreen displayed:1. Select Set-up.2. Select Maintenance.3. Select Diagnostics.4. Select the Select Device option.

A list of connected devices is displayed.5. Select the product for which you want to view

information. Alternatively, select Show All Datato display information for all connected products.

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mailto:[email protected]



Chapter 9: Technical specification

Chapter contents• 9.1 Technical specification on page 52

Technical specification 51

9.1 Technical specification

Physical specificationDimensions • Width: 225 mm (8.9 in).

• Height: 162 mm (6.4 in).• Height (including

connectors): 171 mm(6.7 in).

• Depth: 72 mm (2.8 in).Weight 0.6 kg (1.32 lbs)

Power specificationNominal supply voltage 12 V / 24 V dcOperating voltage range 10.8 V to 31.2 V dcPower consumption 5.6 W (maximum)Current 1 A peakFuse / breakers 5 A

Sonar / DownVision specificationChannels 2 x CHIRP (1 x sonar and 1 x DownVision)Beamcoverage

• Sonar — conical beam.• DownVision — Wide (port / starboard)

and thin (fore / aft) fan beam.Depth Typical depth performance of 183 m (600

ft). Applies to both Sonar and DownVisionchannels.

SideVision specificationChannels 2 x CHIRPBeamcoverage

Port- and starboard-facing fan beams —wide (port / starboard) and thin (fore / aft) .

Range Up to 183 m (600 ft).

Note: Range performance isdependent on many factors, includingwater quality, transducer installation, andreflectivity of targets and structure.

Environmental specificationOperating temperature 0°C to +55°C (+32°F to

+131°F)Storage temperature –30°C to +70°C (-22°F to

+158°F)Relative humidity 95%Waterproof rating IPX6 and IPX7

Conformance specificationConformance • EN 60945:2002

• EMC Directive2004/108/EC

• Australia and NewZealand: C-Tick,Compliance Level 2

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Chapter 10: Spares and accessories

Chapter contents• 10.1 Spares and accessories on page 54• 10.2 Network hardware on page 54• 10.3 Network cable connector types on page 55• 10.4 RayNet to RayNet cables and connectors on page 56• 10.5 RayNet to RJ45 adapter cables on page 57• 10.6 SeaTalkng cables and accessories on page 58

Spares and accessories 53

10.1 Spares and accessories

CP100 spares and accessoriesThe following accessories and spare parts areavailable for the CP100:

SparesItem Part number1 m (3.28 ft) power cable A06049

AccessoriesItem Part number4 m (13.12 ft) transducerextension cable for CPT-100transom transducer

A80273

CPT-100 TransomDownVision transducer

A80270

CPT-110 Through-hullDownVision transducer(plastic)

A80277

CPT-120 Through-hullDownVision transducer(bronze)

A80271

Transom transducer shield forvessels with a trolling motor

A80207

CP200 spares and accessoriesThe following accessories and spare parts areavailable for the CP200:

SparesItem Part number1 m (3.28 ft) power cable A06049

AccessoriesItem Part number4 m (13.12 ft) transducerextension cable for CPT-200transom SideVisiontransducer

A80305

CPT-200 TransomSideVision transducer

A80281

10.2 Network hardware

Item

Partnum-ber Notes

HS5 RayNetnetwork switch

A80007 5–port switch for networkconnection of multipledevices featuring RayNetconnectors. Equipment withRJ45 SeaTalkhs connectorscan also be connected usingsuitable adapter cables.

RJ45 SeaTalkhsnetwork switch

E55058 8–port switch for networkconnection of multipleSeaTalkhs devices featuringRJ45 connectors.

RJ45 SeaTalkhscrossover coupler

E55060 • Enables direct connectionof RJ45 SeaTalkhs devicesto smaller systems wherea switch is not required.

• Enables the connection ofRJ45 SeaTalkhs devicesto a HS5 RayNet networkswitch (in conjunction withsuitable adapter cables).

• Enables 2 RJ45 SeaTalkhscables to be connectedtogether to extend thelength of the cabling.

Recommended for internalinstallations.

Important: Do NOT usecrossover devices for POE(Power Over Ethernet)connections.

Ethernet RJ45coupler

R32142 • Enables direct connectionof RJ45 SeaTalkhs devicesto smaller systems wherea switch is not required.

• Enables the connection ofRJ45 SeaTalkhs devicesto a HS5 RayNet networkswitch (in conjunction withsuitable adapter cables).

• Enables 2 RJ45 SeaTalkhscables to be connectedtogether to extend thelength of the cabling.

Recommended for externalinstallations.

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10.3 Network cable connector typesThere are 2 types of network cable connector —RayNet, and RJ45 SeaTalkhs.

RJ45 SeaTalkhs connector.

RayNet connector.


10.4 RayNet to RayNet cables and connectors

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1

A80161 A62361 A80005 A62362 A80006400 mm (1.3 ft) 2 m (6.56 ft) 5 m (16.4 ft) 10 m (32.8 ft) 20 m (65.6 ft)

A80162100 mm (3.9 in)

R70014 A80262

Description Typical use Quantity1 Standard RayNet connection cable

with a RayNet (female) socket on bothends.

Suitable for connecting all RayNet equipment directly toLightHouse multifunction displays featuring a RayNetconnector. Can also be used to connect RayNet equipmentvia a RayNet network switch (e.g. HS5).

1

2 RayNet cable puller (5 pack). These “handles” securely attach to the twist-lock on RayNetcables, enabling you to pull the cables through conduits andother obstacles.

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3 RayNet to RayNet right-angle coupler/ adapter.

Suitable for connecting RayNet cables at 90° (right angle) todevices, for installations where space is limited. For example,use this adapter to connect a RayNet cable to a multifunctiondisplay when there is not enough space behind the display forthe usual cable bend radius required by a standard RayNetcable. This adapter features a RayNet (female) socket atone end, and a RayNet (male) plug at the other end.

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4 Adapter cable with a RayNet (male)plug on both ends.

Suitable for joining (female) RayNet cables together forlonger cable runs.

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10.5 RayNet to RJ45 adapter cables

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A80160400 mm (1.3 ft)

A801513 m (9.84 ft)

A8015910 m (32.8 ft)

A623601 m (3.28 ft)

A802763 m (9.84 ft)

A80272400 mm (1.3 ft)

A80247100 mm (3.9 in)

Description Typical use Quantity1 Adapter cable with a RayNet (female)

socket on one end, and a waterproof(female) socket on the other endaccepting the following cables with anRJ45 SeaTalkhs waterproof locking(male) plug:

• A62245 (1.5 m).• A62246 (15 m).

A typical use for this adapter cable is to connect a DSM300sonar module to a LightHouse MFD, using all-waterproofcable connections. This adapter cable will also accept thefollowing RJ45 SeaTalkhs cables, although the RJ45 plugthat connects at the equipment end (e.g. DSM300) will NOTbe waterproof:

• E55049 (1.5 m).• E55050 (5 m).• E55051 (10 m).• A62135 (15 m).• E55052 (20 m).

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2 Adapter cable with a RayNet (female)socket on one end, and a waterproof(female) RJ45 socket on the otherend, along with a locking gland for awatertight fit.

Directly connect a Raymarine radar scanner with an RJ45SeaTalkhs (male) cable to a RayNet network switch (e.g.HS5) or LightHouse MFD.

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3 Adapter cable with a RayNet (male)plug on one end, and an RJ45SeaTalkhs waterproof (male) plug onthe other end.

Connect a legacy G-Series GPM-400, C-SeriesWidescreenor E-Series Widescreen MFD to a Raymarine radar scannersupplied with a RayNet power / data cable.

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4 Adapter cable with a RayNet (female)socket on one end, and an RJ45SeaTalkhs waterproof (male) plug onthe other end.

Connect a legacy G-Series GPM-400, C-SeriesWidescreenor E-Series Widescreen MFD to a RayNet network switch(e.g. the HS5).

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5 Adapter cable with a RayNet (female)socket on one end, and an RJ45SeaTalkhs (female) socket on theother end.

Connect a LightHouse MFD to a legacy SR6 switch /weather receiver or a legacy 8–port SeaTalkhs networkswitch. Another common use for the cable is in conjunctionwith a crossover coupler (E55060 or R32142) to connectRaymarine products with an RJ45 connection (e.g. radarscanner, thermal camera or DSM300) to a LightHouse MFDor RayNet network switch (e.g. the HS5).

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10.6 SeaTalkng cables and accessoriesSeaTalkng cables and accessories for use withcompatible products.Description Part No NotesSeaTalkng starter kit T70134 Includes:

• 1 x 5 Way connector(A06064)

• 2 x Backbone terminator(A06031)

• 1 x 3 m (9.8 ft) spurcable (A06040)

• 1 x Power cable(A06049)

SeaTalkngBackbone Kit

A25062 Includes:

• 2 x 5 m (16.4 ft)Backbone cable(A06036)

• 1 x 20 m (65.6 ft)Backbone cable(A06037)

• 4 x T-piece (A06028)• 2 x Backbone terminator

(A06031)• 1 x Power cable

(A06049)SeaTalkng 0.4 m(1.3 ft) spur

A06038

SeaTalkng 1 m(3.3 ft) spur

A06039


A06040


A06041

SeaTalkng 0.4 m(1.3 ft) elbow spur

A06042

SeaTalkng 0.4 m(1.3 ft) backbone

A06033

SeaTalkng 1 m(3.3 ft) backbone

A06034


A06035


A06036


A06068


A06037

SeaTalkng to bareends 1 m (3.3 ft)spur

A06043

SeaTalkng to bareends 3 m (9.8 ft)spur

A06044

Description Part No NotesSeaTalkng Powercable

A06049

SeaTalkngTerminator

A06031

SeaTalkng T-piece A06028 Provides 1 x spurconnection

SeaTalkng 5–wayconnector

A06064 Provides 3 x spurconnections

SeaTalkngbackbone extender

A06030

SeaTalk toSeaTalkng converterkit

E22158 Allows the connectionof SeaTalk devices to aSeaTalkng system.

SeaTalkng Inlineterminator

A80001 Provides direct connectionof a spur cable to the endof a backbone cable. NoT-piece required.

SeaTalkng Blankingplug

A06032

ACU / SPXSeaTalkng spurcable 0.3 m (1.0 ft)

R12112 Connects an SPX coursecomputer or an ACU to aSeaTalkng backbone.

SeaTalk (3 pin) toSeaTalkng adaptorcable 0.4 m (1.3 ft)

A06047

SeaTalk toSeaTalkng spur 1m (3.3 ft) spur

A22164

SeaTalk2 (5 pin) toSeaTalkng adaptorcable 0.4 m (1.3 ft)

A06048

DeviceNet adaptorcable (Female)

A06045 Allows the connection ofNMEA 2000 devices to aSeaTalkng system.

DeviceNet adaptorcable (Male)

A06046 Allows the connection ofNMEA 2000 devices to aSeaTalkng system.

DeviceNet adaptorcable (Female) tobare ends.

E05026 Allows the connection ofNMEA 2000 devices to aSeaTalkng system.

DeviceNet adaptorcable (Male) to bareends.

E05027 Allows the connection ofNMEA 2000 devices to aSeaTalkng system.

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