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BlueNet Technology Overview This reference provides technical information about Garmin BlueNet technology, Garmin BlueNet components, and general Garmin BlueNet network-building instructions, including best practices when building a Garmin BlueNet network that includes devices using the legacy - Garmin GSD 28 Sonar Module | Technical Reference for Garmin BlueNet Network Prod - Page 2
as possible, observing these considerations. • You should include all of the devices you intend to connect to the network ◦ You should identify which devices support Garmin BlueNet technology and which support the legacy Garmin Marine Network and group the two types of devices by their network type - Garmin GSD 28 Sonar Module | Technical Reference for Garmin BlueNet Network Prod - Page 3
plan to connect a legacy Garmin Marine Network device to a Garmin BlueNet network, you must install a Garmin BlueNet 30 gateway (Connecting Legacy Garmin Marine Network Devices to a Garmin BlueNet Network, page 3). • You should confirm that your device supports Garmin BlueNet network technology by - Garmin GSD 28 Sonar Module | Technical Reference for Garmin BlueNet Network Prod - Page 4
devices must connect to one another or to a Garmin BlueNet 20 switch. Only one Garmin BlueNet network device or Garmin BlueNet 20 switch may connect Garmin BlueNet to the Garmin BlueNet 30 gateway to communicate with the legacy Garmin Marine network devices Network devices. Depending on the types - Garmin GSD 28 Sonar Module | Technical Reference for Garmin BlueNet Network Prod - Page 5
BlueNet chart plotter or other device NOTE: You must have at least one Garmin BlueNet chartplotter on the boat. The Garmin BlueNet 30 gateway is not necessary without a Garmin BlueNet chartplotter. GMS 10 switch or legacy Garmin Marine Network chartplotter If you are using a GMS 10 switch, it is - Garmin GSD 28 Sonar Module | Technical Reference for Garmin BlueNet Network Prod - Page 6
BlueNet chartplotter. These devices will continue to function as expected when connected through the Garmin BlueNet 30 gateway, although it is preferable to connect to a Garmin BlueNet chartplotter or Garmin BlueNet 20 switch if the installation allows for it. • The first time you perform a marine - Garmin GSD 28 Sonar Module | Technical Reference for Garmin BlueNet Network Prod - Page 7
in this diagram, all devices must connect to power according to the installation instructions provided with the device. NOTICE You must not use this cable to connect other legacy Garmin Legacy Garmin Marine Network to Garmin BlueNet adapter cable (010-12531-01) Marine Network devices directly to - Garmin GSD 28 Sonar Module | Technical Reference for Garmin BlueNet Network Prod - Page 8
stereos or a third-party switch dedicated to the Fusion PartyBus network stereos directly to a Garmin BlueNet chartplotter or Garmin BlueNet 20 switch for the best performance. If you have more than two legacy Garmin Marine Network devices, these devices must connect to one another or to a GMS 10 - Garmin GSD 28 Sonar Module | Technical Reference for Garmin BlueNet Network Prod - Page 9
connect to power according to the installation instructions provided with the device. RJ45 to Garmin BlueNet adapter cable (010-12531-02) NOTICE You must not use this cable to connect other legacy Garmin Marine Network devices directly to a Garmin BlueNet device. Other than Fusion PartyBus stereos - Garmin GSD 28 Sonar Module | Technical Reference for Garmin BlueNet Network Prod - Page 10
Network depending on what is easiest to implement in your network. NOTE: You must connect a compatible IP camera to either legacy Garmin Marine Network devices or to Garmin BlueNet devices. You cannot connect a single camera directly to both types of devices even if the camera has two RJ45 ports - Garmin GSD 28 Sonar Module | Technical Reference for Garmin BlueNet Network Prod - Page 11
diagram, all devices must connect to power according to the installation instructions provided with the device. Garmin BlueNet chartplotter GMS 10 switch or legacy Garmin Marine Network chartplotter Legacy Garmin Marine Network cable NOTICE When connecting a compatible IP camera to a legacy - Garmin GSD 28 Sonar Module | Technical Reference for Garmin BlueNet Network Prod - Page 12
BlueNet network devices must connect to one another or to a devices Garmin BlueNet 20 switch. Legacy Garmin Marine Network device or devices (not chartplot ters) If you have more than two legacy Garmin Marine Network devices (that are not chartplotters in this instance), these devices must - Garmin GSD 28 Sonar Module | Technical Reference for Garmin BlueNet Network Prod - Page 13
instructions provided with the device. Garmin BlueNet chartplotter RJ45 to Garmin Garmin Marine Network devices to a Garmin BlueNet network using a Garmin BlueNet 30 gateway. Legacy Garmin Marine Network cable Garmin BlueNet Network with GC™ 200 Camera Without a Power Module If your Garmin - Garmin GSD 28 Sonar Module | Technical Reference for Garmin BlueNet Network Prod - Page 14
30 gateway without first connecting them to one another. If your Garmin BlueNet network includes at least one legacy Garmin Marine Network chartplotter, you can connect the GC 200 camera to either a Garmin BlueNet device or a legacy Garmin Marine Network depending on what is easiest to implement in - Garmin GSD 28 Sonar Module | Technical Reference for Garmin BlueNet Network Prod - Page 15
instructions provided with the device. Garmin BlueNet chartplotter GMS 10 switch or legacy Garmin Marine Network chartplotter Legacy Garmin Marine Network cable Garmin BlueNet to Legacy Garmin the power module from the camera to either a Garmin BlueNet chartplotter or a Garmin BlueNet 20 switch - Garmin GSD 28 Sonar Module | Technical Reference for Garmin BlueNet Network Prod - Page 16
first connecting them to one another. If your Garmin BlueNet network includes at least one legacy Garmin Marine Network chartplotter, you can connect the power module for your GC 200 camera to either a Garmin BlueNet device or a legacy Garmin Marine Network depending on what is easiest to implement - Garmin GSD 28 Sonar Module | Technical Reference for Garmin BlueNet Network Prod - Page 17
BlueNet network cable GC 200 camera power wires Power source Garmin BlueNet chartplotter Power module power wires GMS 10 switch or legacy Garmin Marine Network chartplotter Legacy Garmin Marine Network cable Legacy Garmin Marine Network to Garmin BlueNet adapter cable (010-13094-00) NOTICE If you - Garmin GSD 28 Sonar Module | Technical Reference for Garmin BlueNet Network Prod - Page 18
concerns. You can use the option that is easiest to implement in your network: • You can connect the power and audio module from the antenna to either a Garmin BlueNet chartplotter or a Garmin BlueNet 20 switch using an using an adapter cable (010-13094-00). • You can connect the power and audio - Garmin GSD 28 Sonar Module | Technical Reference for Garmin BlueNet Network Prod - Page 19
Although not illustrated in this diagram, all devices must connect to power according to the installation instructions provided with the device. Garmin BlueNet chartplotter Power and audio module GMS 10 switch or legacy Garmin Marine Network chart plotter You must connect the power and audio - Garmin GSD 28 Sonar Module | Technical Reference for Garmin BlueNet Network Prod - Page 20
both ends of the bulk cable using field install connectors. NOTE: A single Garmin BlueNet network cable run 010-12528-12: 150 m should not exceed 87 m (285 ft.) (500 ft.) NOTICE Using third-party network cable is not supported because many third-party cables do not meet the minimum performance - Garmin GSD 28 Sonar Module | Technical Reference for Garmin BlueNet Network Prod - Page 21
device. Except for the OnDeck GTB 10 hub, you must connect all other compatible legacy Garmin Marine Network devices to a Garmin BlueNet network using a Garmin BlueNet 30 gateway. RJ45 to Garmin BlueNet network adapter cable 010-12531-02 Connects a network-compatible Fusion PartyBus stereo to - Garmin GSD 28 Sonar Module | Technical Reference for Garmin BlueNet Network Prod - Page 22
). 010-13094-00: 300 mm (12 in.) Notes This Garmin BlueNet network adapter cable is often included with Panoptix™ transducers and sonar modules. When using this adapter cable, you should connect a Garmin BlueNet extension cable to the a Garmin BlueNet device (with a small female network port) and - Garmin GSD 28 Sonar Module | Technical Reference for Garmin BlueNet Network Prod - Page 23
or peripheral device that is not listed in this table, it is most likely not compatible with Garmin BlueNet technology. Connecting a legacy Garmin Marine Network device not listed in this table to Garmin BlueNet network may result in poor system performance. NOTE: Other than the GPSMAP 9000 series - Garmin GSD 28 Sonar Module | Technical Reference for Garmin BlueNet Network Prod - Page 24
Panoptix PS21/PS22/PS30/PS31/PS51/PS60 transducer No GCV™ 10/20 sonar module No GSD™ 24/25/26 sonar module No GSD 28 sonar module Yes Fusion Apollo stereos (RA770, RA670, WB675, and so on) No1 Can You Connect the Device Directly to a Garmin BlueNet Device? Can You Connect the Device to - Garmin GSD 28 Sonar Module | Technical Reference for Garmin BlueNet Network Prod - Page 25
registered in the USA and other countries. Apollo™, EmpirBus™,Fantom™, Fusion PartyBus™, Garmin BlueNet™, GCV™, GHC™, GMR™, GMS™, GPSMAP®, GRID™, GSD™,GSI™, GXM™, OnDeck™, Panoptix™, and Reactor™ are trademarks of Garmin Ltd. or its subsidiaries. These trademarks may not be used without the express - Garmin GSD 28 Sonar Module | Technical Reference for Garmin BlueNet Network Prod - Page 26
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TECHNICAL
REFERENCE
FOR
GARMIN
BLUENET
™
NETWORK
TECHNOLOGY
Garmin BlueNet Technology Overview
This reference provides technical information about Garmin BlueNet technology, Garmin BlueNet components,
and general Garmin BlueNet network-building instructions, including best practices when building a Garmin
BlueNet network that includes devices using the legacy Garmin
®
Marine Network technology.
Garmin BlueNet is a standards-based network communications protocol acting as a successor to the current
Garmin Marine Network technology used for communication between Garmin marine devices.
Garmin BlueNet technology adds or improves on these networking features:
•
It utilizes standards-based network protocols.
•
It requires minimal or no configuration.
•
It supports a network connection speed up to 1 Gbps. This supports more video streams and better
resolutions, and allows for more-advanced sensors and devices.
•
It uses compact, water-resistant marine connectors.
•
It is compatible with third-party devices, such as IP cameras, without requiring a Garmin Marine Network PoE
isolation coupler.
•
It is compatible with legacy Garmin Marine Network devices when using a Garmin BlueNet 30 gateway.
Primary Differences Between the Garmin BlueNet Network and the Legacy Garmin Marine
Network
Although the legacy Garmin Marine Network is an Ethernet-based communication protocol, Garmin BlueNet
technology improves on it in many ways.
•
Cabling
◦
Legacy Garmin Marine Network cables consist of 2 twisted pairs for data and 2 twisted pairs for power-on
functionality.
◦
Garmin BlueNet network cables consist of 4 twisted pairs combined for data and for Wake on Lan (WoL)
power-on functionality.
•
Connectors
◦
The legacy Garmin Marine Network uses standard RJ45 network connectors. Although they are an
industry standard, RJ45 connectors are not ideal for use in a marine environment and require large
water-resistant locking collars.
◦
The Garmin BlueNet network uses compact connectors, similar in size to a NMEA 2000
®
connector,
designed for routing and maintaining connections in a marine environment.
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