LMS 520-c Cable in the Box

[eel]

I just received a new 520c and the cable in the box says it is self terminating. Question, can I plug that cable in to a T on the network and the other end to my 520c and make it work? I want to extend my network but eliminate the lgc-3000 as I already have one on another 520c. I'll share the existing lgc-3000 between the 2 devices. What came in the box was much different than what I got 2 years ago.

My guess is I can't do and have not tried it yet.

Thanks for any advice.

[PRD1]

I don't think so. You will need the Ts, cables and terminators to do this install. The details are on another message on this board.

[VaGuy]

I just received a new 520c and the cable in the box says it is self terminating. Question, can I plug that cable in to a T on the network and the other end to my 520c and make it work? I want to extend my network but eliminate the lgc-3000 as I already have one on another 520c. I'll share the existing lgc-3000 between the 2 devices. What came in the box was much different than what I got 2 years ago.

My guess is I can't do and have not tried it yet.

Thanks for any advice.

that cable is the simple setup for users not planning to expand the
nmea 2000 network, and I would think less costly for Lowrance to
ship with this cable in place of T connectors and addational cables.

To plug your 520 into an existing network, you will need a T connector
and I would think at least one 2' extention cable.

Disgard the cable that came with the 520, or give it to me, I could
use it.