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Old 13-09-2015, 10:48   #1
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B&G Zeus Touch 2 connect to Raymarine Backbone?
Help.....I have installed the new Zeus Touch 2 on the boat and bought a 5 meter Raymarine Backbone cable to connect the two together.....I have a new Raymarine Auto Pilot and want to use the GPS sensor with the Zeus.

Both the yellow ethernet outlet on the Zeus and the backbone cable (A06036 part number) are female connectors. Both are 5 pin.

Does anyone know where to obtain the proper connector for this?
Also, can someone tell me what N2K stands for?

Thank you.
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