Information regarding CANet, the Garmin NMEA2000-CANet patch cable and the Raymarine SeatalkNG-NMEA2000 patch cable is scarce and I find them tight lipped regarding some of this hardware. However I am having trouble finding much information to figure if this is even possible or how some of the networks are setup and will interact. Garmin 400c CANet output -> Patch Cable to CANet to NMEA2000 -> NMEA2000 & associated devices -> Patch cable NMEA2000 to SeatalkNG -> SeatalkNG A50D, SPX and associated devices So I got this idea to start by trying to change my current setup as follows. Basically I want all data being sent on one network available to all MFD devices. I also want to remove most of the 0183 network. I want the ability to expand on either a NMEA2000 or SeatalkNG network as desired. I will try to 0183 to the control head out of curiosity next but I will eventually remove the original st60 head and replace it with a st70 head). The SeatalkNG overides the 0183 data so it wont bridge that way. Right now I have a Garmin 400C FF & Raymarine A50D Plotter & SPX Wheel pilot (NOTE: The SPX will not bridge the SeatalkNG data to the Seatalk1 Control head. I thought maybe someone here has already tried/done this and might have some input & diagrams.
I am trying to put as much data onto a SeatalkNG, and eventually NMEA2000 network as possible, vs a combination of network isolated devices (NMEA0183, SeatalkNG, Seatalk1, NMEA2000).
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