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Side Imaging Forums => 997c SI, 998c SI & 999ci HD SI => Topic started by: fishnnnn on May 31, 2014, 09:07:19 AM
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Want to hook up a "Weathersense" to my 998. Besides SI transducer I also have a through the hull transducer.
Would the Weathersense use the "Y" cable and plug into the "Comm/GPS" port?
Thanks
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it gets plugged in to the acc side of the gps y cable.external gps gets plugged in to the com/nmea side
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Thanks
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So does the y-cable plug directly into the 998 unit, then the GPS & Weathersense plug into y-cable. What is the Pig tail on the GPS wire do, if anything?
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That is correct fishnnnn. Both the external GPS Receiver and WeatherSense get plugged into the AS-YC cable and the AS-YC cable gets plugged into the NMEA port connection on the unit (the transducers have their own set of y-cables).
That pigtail wire is for an NMEA 0183 output connection if it is needed.
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Thanks! Looks like I have to order an extention cable also. Way mine is mounted the 2 plug ends on end of y-cable would be exposed at all times.
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I ordered the AS EC10 cable. I assume that plugs directly into back of unit then y-cable to that.
Thanks
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Yes it will.
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Thanks for your help. I have unit hooked up and seems to work fine. Last question, I hope, does the Weathersense history track even if unit, 998, is off? Assuming the history feature is "On"
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Yes it does as long as the internal Lithium coin cell battery is still good.
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So not my last question! Trying to figure out indications. Arrow on left between the +/- sign it never moves does it? What point/value does it represent? Last, what is the value of each bar on the history track?
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Yes the arrow does change. It represents the trend for the barometric data based on past readings.
Last time I checked this each bar represented 0.5mb.