Belkin 8000I installation manual Connect the following, External Alarm

Noland NM42 Connections

A	Noland NM42	NMEA 0183 Multiplexer
B	DB9 Serial Connector	DB9 Terminated to the 8000i Utility cable
C	Power	Power 8 V DC - 28 V DC
D	Baud / Ground Connection	Connect the Baud to ground. This enables
		19200 high speed baud rate
E	NMEA output	Talker. Output to Auto pilot
F	NMEA in	NMEA for Instrument e.g. Heading
G	NMEA in	NMEA for Instrument e.g. Depth
H	NMEA in	NMEA for Instrument e.g. Wind

Connect the following;

1.Power (8 V DC to 28 V DC), check polarity.

2.Baud shorted to GND, as per Commissioning section.

3.Up to 4 NMEA talkers (input to 8000i) to IN1 through IN4.

4.Talkers must be 4800 baud

5.If talkers are single-ended, connect In1- to common ground.

6.1 optional NMEA listener (output from 8000i) to TLK

7.Listener must be 4800 baud

8.If listener is single-ended, leave TLK- disconnected and connect listener GND to common ground.

9.Connect 8000i Utility port to multiplexer DB9 port by constructing a cable with the following pin-out

8000i Utility Function	8000i Utility Wire Color	DB9 Pin Number
TX+	White	3
GND	Black	5
RX+	Yellow	2
RX-	Black / White	5 (Common with
		ground)

N.B. OUT+/- port contains the combined talkers at 19200 baud (a duplicate of the DB9 port) and is redundant in this system.

8000i Utility Port

Change the Baud rate of the 8000i processor to 19200 (see "Set NMEA Baud Rate" page 71)

If a listener device is connected to TLK, configure the required 8000i NMEA output sentences (see "Set NMEA Output" page 70)

N.B. the output from the multiplexer is at 4800 baud.

8.3.4External Alarm

Connect 8000i to external alarms. The external alarm output (dark green wire on the NS004801 Utility Cable) switches to ground to sound the alarm. If the current drawn by the external alarms is more than 250 mA, fit a relay.

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