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Setting the
anchor-watch
alarm honk
957 INSTALLATION MANUAL, Revision C1
Table 9: 952/951/941 to 957 wiring
952
Function
951
941
Pin #
5
Aux In B
6
Ground shield
7
Aux Out B
8
Aux In A
9
Aux Out A
*Pins 1, 2, 3, 4 and 10 on the 941/951/952 aux connector, and pin 2
on the 957 aux connector, aren't used.
3. Slide the twist lock onto the connector body.
4. Screw the connector backshell to the connector body, and
tighten.
5. Install the strain- relief clamp with two screws.
6. Connect each end of the cable into the 6-pin ports at the
back of the 957, or connect one end of the cable into the
10-pin port at the back of the 941, 951, or 952.
7. Turn both units on, and test for the proper cable connec-
tion: a) Press the WAYPTS/ROUTES key; b) Press the
IMPORT/EXPORT menu key; c) Press the IMPORT DATA
or EXPORT DATA menu key; d) Press the TEST COMM
menu key.
8. The message should read REMOTE LINK OK. If so, the
hardware connection is now complete and the two units
can now transfer all waypoints and routes between them.
The anchor-watch alarm function is used to set the 957 to
honk, in addition to beep, once you've connected a honker to
pin #14 on the 957's NMEA connector. See Figure 19 below for
SECTION SIX: Interfacing the 957 system
957
Function
Pin #
5
Aux Out B
1
Ground shield
3
Aux In B
4
Aux Out A
6
Aux In A
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