Anyone know how to hook up a Raymarine wireless autopilot remote and where the connections might be in a Hunter 340?
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Try the raymarine web site
Raymarine has all their manuals online and I'm sure that Hunter did not change anything from the manufacturer so it will be the same hookup as in the manual. just find your specific equipment and then download the manual for it. there is a "wired" remote port on the bottom of the autohelm 4000 that you use to connect the wireless remote "base" unit to. Could be symilar or not. Good luck
Raymarine has all their manuals online and I'm sure that Hunter did not change anything from the manufacturer so it will be the same hookup as in the manual. just find your specific equipment and then download the manual for it. there is a "wired" remote port on the bottom of the autohelm 4000 that you use to connect the wireless remote "base" unit to. Could be symilar or not. Good luck
At all instruments
Seatalk is a 3 wire connection that ties all the Seatalk(Raymarine) instruments and provides both data and power. So it is available at each instrument and on my H320 at least, at the power panel. As the wireless is a radio link, I would think it should go as close to the center of the boat as possible, on my H320 that would be inside the instrument panel above the companionway. About 8 screws, unplug a Seatalk plug, plug that into your wireless, plug the wireless into the old instrument and you have it, I believe. Gary
Seatalk is a 3 wire connection that ties all the Seatalk(Raymarine) instruments and provides both data and power. So it is available at each instrument and on my H320 at least, at the power panel. As the wireless is a radio link, I would think it should go as close to the center of the boat as possible, on my H320 that would be inside the instrument panel above the companionway. About 8 screws, unplug a Seatalk plug, plug that into your wireless, plug the wireless into the old instrument and you have it, I believe. Gary
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