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Old 18 December 2004, 16:18   #1
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Navman 7100 and Garmin 182C - Connecting problems

Hi togehther!

Its my first article, so I am a little bit nervous particulary I am a German in an english forum. So - be lenient with my bad english!

I have a problem: I have a Marine phone Navman 7100 DSC and a Garmin 182 C. I have combined both correctly but the Navman has no indication of the GPS datas. Do you know, which calibration I have to change in the set up of the Garmin?

Thanks for Your help and many greetings from Germany

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Old 18 December 2004, 17:43   #2
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Hi Hobie man

I recently wired a Navman 7100 to a Garmin 126. If the wires are the same colour you can use the following which I placed on this web site.

Navman 7100 DSC VHF Radio and Garmin 126 GPS - Talking Thanks to Plastimo !!!

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Well I got my hands on a Navman 7100 DSC radio and managed to cram it into my small and now very overcrowded cockpit.

Many thanks for all your advice on Radio choice only time will tell if this set is up to the job.

When I came to wiring the Navman to the Garmin thats when I got a little bit stuck, the manual for each instrument talked about the wires in different terms and they were'nt even the same colour.

In the end I phoned Navman on their UK number and got put through to Plastimo. I ended up speaking to a chap called Paul David who gave me bags of assistance via E Mail and on the phone. I must say that without his assistance I would never have been able to wire both units together.

For the purposes of reference in case someone else has the same setup below is the basic wiring diagram to get these two little beauty's working:-

Navman 7100 DSC Radio to GarminGPS 126.



Navman 7100 wiring:-



Pin Wire Function (From Manual)

1 Red Not Used. (No Connection)
2 Orange NMEA OUT (+) (Not Used)
3 White Program or clone select (Not Used)
4 Yellow NMEA IN (+) (From GPS) Goes to the BLUE on the Garmin 126
5 Green NMEA IN (-) (From GPS) Goes to the Negative Supply or Buzz Bar. 6 Black NMEA OUT (-) (Ground, not used)
7 Blue NAVBUS (not used on 7000 or 7100)
8 Grey NAVBUS (not used on 7000 or 7100)

Garmin GPS 126 wiring:-



Pin Colour Function

1 Red 10 - 40 volts DC
2 Black Ground
3 Blue NMEA Out Goes to Yellow on the Navman 7100 this is the only cable you need to connect to the radio.4 Brown NMEA in
5 White No connection
6 Green No Connection
7 Yellow Alarm Low

Well I hope that is of use to somebody.
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Old 18 December 2004, 17:48   #3
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Hi togehther!

Its my first article, so I am a little bit nervous particulary I am a German in an english forum. So - be lenient with my bad english!

I have a problem: I have a Marine phone Navman 7100 DSC and a Garmin 182 C. I have combined both correctly but the Navman has no indication of the GPS datas. Do you know, which calibration I have to change in the set up of the Garmin?

Thanks for Your help and many greetings from Germany

B.Lende
What bad English? Better than most people here!!!!

Only little mistake was "Marine phone Navman 7100 DSC" - it is NOT a phone - it is a radio transmitter!!! A phone is short for telephone!!!
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Old 18 December 2004, 18:18   #4
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What bad English? Better than most people here!!!!

It's sertainly betta than mine!

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Old 18 December 2004, 19:27   #5
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Hey!

I long to know, why the english and german communication has a so bad reputation. All English I have ever got to know were kindly and very polite ( even very british ). Or is it the art of sailing?

Thanks all for your tips ( particular Biggles ). I try it tomorrow!
Thanks also for the correct translation, Codprawn!

Will report You about my experiences!

I wish You all "Immer eine Handbreit Wasser unter dem Kiel" !

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?? "Always good clear water under your keel" ??
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Old 18 December 2004, 22:17   #7
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No Brian! Not clear water! Its an old german "good bye" under sailors and means " Ever the distance of a hand under your keel". What do You say in England?
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Only little mistake was "Marine phone Navman 7100 DSC" - it is NOT a phone - it is a radio transmitter!!! ....
Also known as a radio telephone. Maybe you're too young to know.
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Do you know, which calibration I have to change in the set up of the Garmin?
Make sure your Garmin is set to: NMEA in/NMEA out
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Old 19 December 2004, 02:43   #10
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Also known as a radio telephone. Maybe you're too young to know.
So true!!!

Reminds me of those Sailor vhf sets - make great ballast!!!
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Old 19 December 2004, 16:42   #11
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Dear all!

Thank you all for your help! JWalker - thanks for your tip! It was right!

And forget the instruction from NAVMAN on the website: Its not the white cabel from the GARMIN, its the blue one ( connecting with the yellow one from NAVMAN ).

Wish you all a Merry Christmas!

Bye and see you on the water

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Old 19 December 2004, 16:59   #12
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Thanks all! It works!
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