Marine Display visualizes instrument and autopilot control.
February 24, 2009 -
Model ST70 Plus instrument and autopilot display system for boats is built on SeaTalkng Next Generation data bus architecture, which enables interconnection of multiple ST70 Plus instruments, transducers, and NMEA2000 compatible devices. It features 8 user-defined instrument data pages with 25 screen layout options, night and inverse display mode options, and remote keypad with carousel menu. Digital, analog, graphical, and historical display options are offered.
Raymarine Redefines High Performance Instruments with the All New ST70 Plus
New Multifunction Instrument and Autopilot Display Offers Unmatched Versatility and Advanced Graphics
MERRIMACK, N.H. and MIAMI, Feb. 12 / / - Miami International Boat Show - Raymarine, Inc., a world leader in marine electronics, today introduced its new ST70 Plus instrument and autopilot display system. The Raymarine ST70 Plus series offers a brand new way of visualizing instrumentation and autopilot control with a larger, ultra bright, high resolution color display, visually dynamic graphics and independent remote controls.
Designed for simple setup and extensive customization, ST70 Plus offers an array of intuitive digital, analog, graphical and historical display options. They can be used to manage data including navigation, wind, depth, speed, engine, generator, environmental data and more. The system is built on Raymarine's new SeaTalkng Next Generation data bus architecture, which enables simple interconnection of multiple ST70 Plus instruments, transducers and NMEA2000 compatible devices.
"We engineered the ST70 Plus series for captains who demand maximum visibility and control," said Dave Bimschleger, President of Raymarine, Inc. "The high quality graphics, extensive screen customization options and ergonomic remote controls set it apart from other instrument systems. For premier power boats, luxury cruisers, sailing yachts and high end sport fishing vessels, the new ST70 Plus series meets the needs of a wide range of Raymarine customers and is the perfect companion instrument to Raymarine's G-Series and E-Series navigation systems."
Other features of the ST70 Plus series include:
- Extensive customization options including eight user-defined
instrument data pages with 25 screen layout options for each page.
- Night and inverse display mode options with high contrast and wide
viewing angles.
- Remote keypad with an easy-to-use carousel menu and large easy-to-read icons.
- Optional low-profile flush and surface or behind helm mounting.
To learn more about Raymarine's ST70 Plus, please visit: www.raymarine.com.
About Raymarine
Raymarine, a world leader in marine electronics, develops and manufactures the most comprehensive range of electronic equipment for the recreational boating and light commercial marine markets. Designed for high performance and ease of use, the award-winning products are available through a global network of dealers and distributors. The Raymarine product lines include radar, navigation aids, instruments, fishfinders, communications, software and systems. Raymarine plc is listed on the London Stock Exchange. For more information about Raymarine in the USA call 1-603-881-5200 or visit www.raymarine.com.
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