Patricia W.
How does the Simrad SD80 control thrusters?
It controls thrusters through components and signals like CAN bus backbone, drop cables, drive units, external I/O, solenoids, rudder feedback, and command signals.
Simrad SD80 Installation Guide
Below you will find brief information for PRO SERIES SD80 Thruster Interface. This installation guide provides comprehensive details for setting up your thruster interface, including a list of included parts, exact dimensions for planning your installation, and clear instructions for mounting the unit. It also features a detailed system wiring diagram illustrating how to connect the SD80 with various components such as autopilots, GPS sensors, compasses, and drive units, ensuring seamless integration into your marine electronic system.
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Key features
Detailed installation instructions and diagrams
Compatibility with Simrad AP60, AP70/80 autopilots
Micro-C CAN bus backbone integration
NMEA 0183 IN/OUT connectivity options
Comprehensive terminal layout for various I/O signals
Compact and robust design for marine environments
Includes all necessary fixing hardware, cables, and connectors
Frequently asked questions
The SD80 package includes one SD80 Computer, one cable retainer, six fixing screws (3.5 * 19 mm), ten strips, nine connectors, four 10 Amp Fuses, one Micro-C Drop cable (male), and one Micro-C T-Joiner.
The SD80 measures 211 mm (8.29") in length, 197 mm (7.77") in width, and 60 mm (2.36") in depth for the main unit, with a mounting depth of 48 mm (1.88") from the center of the mounting holes.
For technical specifications, certificates, and declarations, please refer to the product web site on pro.simrad-yachting.com or www.simrad-yachting.com.
User questions
Patricia W.
Can the Simrad SD80 control multiple thrusters?
Yes, it can control multiple thrusters (up to two).
Patricia W.
How does the Simrad SD80 control a thruster?
The Simrad SD80 controls a thruster using various components and signals, including the Micro-C CAN bus backbone, SimNet/Micro-C cables and terminators, Drive units, External I/O Engage signal, Solenoids control signals (SOL1HI, SOL1LO, SOL2HI, SOL2LO), Rudder feedback signals, and Command signals (CMD).
Patricia W.
How many thrusters can the SD80 thruster interface control?
The SD80 thruster interface can control two thrusters.