Raymarine RayStar130 GPS Receiver with STng / NMEA 2000
Compact and Accurate
Raymarine Legacy Product
The RS130 GPS is now retired and the following information is for reference purposes only.
RayStar130 GPS Features
Key Features
- STng / NMEA 2000 (certified) connectivity
- Space Based Augmentation System (SBAS) enabled.
- WASS, EGNOS, MSAS and GAGAN
- <3m accuracy typical, <5m accuracy guaranteed
- Very high sensitivity: -162dBm
- 50 channel GPS receiver
- Low power: 50mA (1 LEN)
Do I need an RayStar130 (RS130) GPS?
Choose your display option to find out if you need an external GPS and how to connect a RS130 to your system:
| GPS Requirments | |
| Display | Do you require a GPS? |
|
A Series (A50/A50D, A57/A57D, A70/A70D) eSeries (e7, e7D, e95, e97, e125, e127) cSeries (c95, c97, c125, c127) C Series Widescreen (C90W, C120W, C140W) |
Typically you do not require an external GPS because your Multifunction Display incorporates an integrated GPS receiver. However, there are some circumstances when you may require an external GPS - for example within a steel wheelhouse where the Multifunction Display will not receive GPS signals. If in doubt, contact your Raymarine dealer who can advise you whether an external GPS is necessary. |
| E Series Widescreen (E90W, E120W, E140W) | The E Series Widescreen displays do not have an integrated GPS and therefore require an RS130 connected via a SeaTalkng backbone. |
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C Series Classic (C80, C120) E Series Classic (E80, E120) |
Raymarine Classic Multifunction Displays require a SeaTalk1 to SeaTalkng converter to connect an RS130. Find out more. |
Connections
STng - Standard Connection
- SeaTalkng GPS receiver
- SeaTalkng spur cable
- SeaTalkng T-piece. You can also use a 5-way connector block.
- SeaTalkng backbone
Note: A terminator must be fitted at each end of the SeaTalkng backbone.
STng - Extended Connection
- SeaTalkng GPS receiver
- SeaTalkng spur cable
- SeaTalkng inline terminator (part A80001 - sold separately)
- SeaTalkng backbone
Plug and play: NMEA 2000
- SeaTalkng GPS receiver
- SeaTalkng to DeviceNet adaptor cable (male - part number A06046 or female - part number A06045 version as appropriate)
- DeviceNet cable (sold separately)
Typical Systems
Basic SeaTalkng System with RS130
- SeaTalkng Multifunction display
- SeaTalkng Instrument
- SeaTalkng GPS receiver
Mixed System with RS130
- SeaTalk1 Instrument (via SeaTalk to SeaTalkng adaptor cable)
- SeaTalk1 to SeaTalkng converter
- SeaTalkng Multifunction display
- NMEA 0183 DSC VHF Radio
- SeaTalkng Autopilot
- SeaTalkng GPS receiver
Raymarine RS130 GPS Sensor Specifications
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| Raymarine RS130 External GPS Sensor | |
| Product Number | E32153 |
| Nominal supply voltage | 12 or 24V DC |
| Operating voltage range | -10% to +30% of nominal supply range |
| Power consumption | 50 mA max |
| Operating temperature | -25ºC to +55ºC (-13ºF to 131ºF) |
| Relative humidity | max 93% |
| Waterproof | IPx6 |
| Supported connection protocols | SeaTalkng: NMEA 2000 (certified) (via DeviceNet adaptor) |
| Sensitivity | High sensitivity - acquisition down to -162dBm |
| No. of channels | 50 |
| Satellite Differential Type | WAAS (United States); EGNOS (Europe); MSAS (Japan); GAGAN (India) |
| Differential acquisition | Automatic |
| Position accuracy (95%) | <15m |
| Position accuracy with SDGPS (95%) | <5m |
| Speed accuracy (95%) | <0.3kt |
| Time to first fix from cold start | <2 minutes (< 45 seconds typical) |
| Geodetic Datum | WGS84 |
RS130 Ordering Information
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| RS130 GPS Receiver with SeaTalkng / NMEA2000 | |
| Part No. | Description |
| E32153 | RS130 GPS Receiver |
| E35018 | Pole Mount Bracket |
| A80001 | In-line terminator |
RS130 - What's in the box?
The RS130 is available with the features, options, and accessories described below.
Refer to the packing list enclosed with your RS130 shipment to determine the actual contents of your package.
- GPS Receiver
- Pole Mount Kit
- SeaTalkng spur cable (6 metres)
- Screw Pack, consisting of:
- Studs (Qty 2)
- Thumb nuts (Qty 2)
- Screws (Qty 2)
- Flush Mount Gasket
- Mounting template
RS130 User Manuals & Documents
RayStar130 GPS Features
Key Features
- STng / NMEA 2000 (certified) connectivity
- Space Based Augmentation System (SBAS) enabled.
- WASS, EGNOS, MSAS and GAGAN
- <3m accuracy typical, <5m accuracy guaranteed
- Very high sensitivity: -162dBm
- 50 channel GPS receiver
- Low power: 50mA (1 LEN)
Do I need an RayStar130 (RS130) GPS?
Choose your display option to find out if you need an external GPS and how to connect a RS130 to your system:
| GPS Requirments | |
| Display | Do you require a GPS? |
|
A Series (A50/A50D, A57/A57D, A70/A70D) eSeries (e7, e7D, e95, e97, e125, e127) cSeries (c95, c97, c125, c127) C Series Widescreen (C90W, C120W, C140W) |
Typically you do not require an external GPS because your Multifunction Display incorporates an integrated GPS receiver. However, there are some circumstances when you may require an external GPS - for example within a steel wheelhouse where the Multifunction Display will not receive GPS signals. If in doubt, contact your Raymarine dealer who can advise you whether an external GPS is necessary. |
| E Series Widescreen (E90W, E120W, E140W) | The E Series Widescreen displays do not have an integrated GPS and therefore require an RS130 connected via a SeaTalkng backbone. |
|
C Series Classic (C80, C120) E Series Classic (E80, E120) |
Raymarine Classic Multifunction Displays require a SeaTalk1 to SeaTalkng converter to connect an RS130. Find out more. |
Connections
STng - Standard Connection
- SeaTalkng GPS receiver
- SeaTalkng spur cable
- SeaTalkng T-piece. You can also use a 5-way connector block.
- SeaTalkng backbone
Note: A terminator must be fitted at each end of the SeaTalkng backbone.
STng - Extended Connection
- SeaTalkng GPS receiver
- SeaTalkng spur cable
- SeaTalkng inline terminator (part A80001 - sold separately)
- SeaTalkng backbone
Plug and play: NMEA 2000
- SeaTalkng GPS receiver
- SeaTalkng to DeviceNet adaptor cable (male - part number A06046 or female - part number A06045 version as appropriate)
- DeviceNet cable (sold separately)
Typical Systems
Basic SeaTalkng System with RS130
- SeaTalkng Multifunction display
- SeaTalkng Instrument
- SeaTalkng GPS receiver
Mixed System with RS130
- SeaTalk1 Instrument (via SeaTalk to SeaTalkng adaptor cable)
- SeaTalk1 to SeaTalkng converter
- SeaTalkng Multifunction display
- NMEA 0183 DSC VHF Radio
- SeaTalkng Autopilot
- SeaTalkng GPS receiver
Raymarine RS130 GPS Sensor Specifications
|
|
| Raymarine RS130 External GPS Sensor | |
| Product Number | E32153 |
| Nominal supply voltage | 12 or 24V DC |
| Operating voltage range | -10% to +30% of nominal supply range |
| Power consumption | 50 mA max |
| Operating temperature | -25ºC to +55ºC (-13ºF to 131ºF) |
| Relative humidity | max 93% |
| Waterproof | IPx6 |
| Supported connection protocols | SeaTalkng: NMEA 2000 (certified) (via DeviceNet adaptor) |
| Sensitivity | High sensitivity - acquisition down to -162dBm |
| No. of channels | 50 |
| Satellite Differential Type | WAAS (United States); EGNOS (Europe); MSAS (Japan); GAGAN (India) |
| Differential acquisition | Automatic |
| Position accuracy (95%) | <15m |
| Position accuracy with SDGPS (95%) | <5m |
| Speed accuracy (95%) | <0.3kt |
| Time to first fix from cold start | <2 minutes (< 45 seconds typical) |
| Geodetic Datum | WGS84 |
RS130 Ordering Information
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|
| RS130 GPS Receiver with SeaTalkng / NMEA2000 | |
| Part No. | Description |
| E32153 | RS130 GPS Receiver |
| E35018 | Pole Mount Bracket |
| A80001 | In-line terminator |
RS130 - What's in the box?
The RS130 is available with the features, options, and accessories described below.
Refer to the packing list enclosed with your RS130 shipment to determine the actual contents of your package.
- GPS Receiver
- Pole Mount Kit
- SeaTalkng spur cable (6 metres)
- Screw Pack, consisting of:
- Studs (Qty 2)
- Thumb nuts (Qty 2)
- Screws (Qty 2)
- Flush Mount Gasket
- Mounting template