User manual RAYMARINE USB 2.0 TO HSB 2 INTERFACE

[. . . ] If your PC does not have a USB 2. 0 port, you will need to install one using a PCI or PCMCIA USB 2. 0 adapter. The Interface Box does not work properly on a USB 1. x port. PORT 3 Power 10-36Vdc RECON STATUS PORT 2 PORT 1 USB Raymarine IMPORTANT NOTE: To use the USB2 to hsb2 Interface Box you must ensure that RayTech HSB2 configuration is set to USB2. 0. Select FILE > SETUP > INSTRUMENTS > HSB2 CONFIG > USB2. 0 FOR HSB2 NETWORK CARD. Connector Panel The USB2 to hsb2 Interface Box connector panel provides the following connections: · POWER connects to the DC power supply via the supplied power cable. [. . . ] A 5ft (1. 5 m) power cable is supplied for connecting the boat's DC power to the unit. The power cable may be extended by up to 60 ft (20 m) using a wire gauge of AWG 12 or greater. DC power is connected at the POWER connector on the unit's connector panel. The RED wire must be connected to the feed from the positive (+) battery terminal and the BLACK wire to the feed from the negative (­) battery terminal. The Interface Box is reverse polarity protected and has a current draw of 400ma @ 12VDC or 5 watts (max). 4 RayTech USB2 to hsb2 Interface Box USB2 Connection Connect the provided USB2 cable from the port marked USB on the Interface Box to a USB2 connection on your PC. hsb2 Connection To connect the Interface Box to the Pathfinder display(s) or DSM(s), obtain the appropriate 3-pin (Pathfinder side) to 4-pin (Interface Box side) hsb2 cable(s) from your authorized Raymarine dealer. : · E65009 ­ hsb2 Cable Assembly, 3-pin-to-4-pin, 3m · E05016 ­ hsb2 Cable Assembly, 3-pin-to-4-pin, 10m Terminators The hsb2 network must be terminated on each end of the line. You can obtain hsb2 In Line Terminators (part number R58117) from your authorized Raymarine dealer. The Interface Box provides an internal terminator at both PORT 1 and PORT 2. You must attach an hsb2 terminator plug at the end of the hsb2 cable where it connects to the last Pathfinder display or DSM on the network. This applies to both networks if both ports are used. Driver Installation 1. Connect the Interface Box to an available USB 2. 0 port on your host computer. Windows should detect the new hardware and display the "Found New Hardware Wizard" window. Click "Continue Anyway" if Windows displays "The software you are installing for this hardware: AI-USB Firmware Loader has not passed Microsoft Logo testing to verify its compatibility with Windows XP. . . ". Click "Finish" when the computer reports "Complete the Found New Hardware Wizard. . . ". Windows may again display the "Found New Hardware Wizard" window to install the second driver. Repeat Step 4 and 5. If Windows does not show "Found New Hardware Wizard" when you first connect the Interface box to the host PC, you can manually install the drivers: RayTech USB2 to hsb2 Interface Box 5 1. Copy AIUSBLDR. SYS and AIUSBDRV. SYS to the C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\ DRIVERS subfolder. [. . . ] The following figure demonstrates connecting one display to each network. Interface Box Scanner PORT 3 Power 10-36Vdc RECON STATUS PORT 2 PORT 1 USB Raymarine DC Power Supply Distribution Panel hsb2 PLUS Series Display hsb2 PLUS Series Display In-line terminator hsb2 USB2 hsb2 RayTech USB2 to hsb2 Interface Box 7 The following figure demonstrates connecting two units to each network, including a DSM. You must install terminators at the end of the hsb2 cables that connect to the last units on BOTH networks. Interface Box PORT 3 Power 10-36Vdc RECON STATUS PORT 2 PORT 1 USB Raymarine DC Power Supply Distribution Panel hsb2 PLUS Series Display hsb2 PLUS Series Display In-line terminator hsb2 USB2 hsb2 PLUS Series Display Digital Sounder Module Transducer In-line terminator hsb2 Using Multiple Interface Boxes You can also incorporate multiple Interface Boxes within the hsb2 network. If you have multiple units installed, distribute them equally between the Interface Boxes. You must install terminators at the end of the hsb2 cables that connect to the last display or DSM on each side of the network. [. . . ]