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The Raymarine E120 Classic – is the bigger brother to the E80 in the E Series Classic line
introduced in 2005 and sports a 12.1″ screen and resolution of 800 x 600 pixels. A bright
screen with little or no darkening when viewing the screen from the side which is a must on
sunny days.
It’s a large powerful high-speed network chartplotter with a sharp screen that can include
GPS, Sonar, Radar, Autopilot, Weather, AIS and even Video!
You can connect everything to one unit running on its own or have several connected
together sharing data. A fast, flexible multifunction unit, loaded with features. An excellent
choice when you are looking for a big screen with networkability.
The E120 Classic communicates with other devices using NMEA 0183 & NMEA 2000 on
the Raymarine SeaTalk network.
The E Series Classic can use Platinum Plus, Platinum, or Navionics Gold chart cards. The
slide reader on the front uses Compact Flash “CF” cards.
Raymarine E120 vs C120 – For the fish finder, chartplotter and radar functions, the two are
the same. On the E120, the ultra brite TFT screen shows much brighter, is networkable and
can share black box components and radar among multiple displays.
The E Series will also do video, supports HD or Super HD color radar and can use
Navionics Platinum or Platinum Plus charts which the C Series cant.
Waypoints / Routing / Tracks – Waypoints can be saved at your (present location) with one
push of the WPTS key or you can use a soft key function to save at the – cursor, ship
position, lat/long and to also access the waypoint list.
Waypoint lists can be set up in separate groups for quicker access based on your own criteria.
The waypoint list includes the group name, latitude/longitude, bearing/distance, a 16-
character name, and a 32-character comment for each saved waypoint.
This makes finding your favorite waypoints in a large list pretty easy to find and use. It stores
of up to 1250 waypoints, 125 routes & 10 Tracks. Plenty of waypoints and routes but 10
tracks gets used up pretty fast.
Video Integration – The E-120 is equipped with four video inputs for connection to on-
board cameras, DVD players or satellite television. Each display is also equipped with a
video output port for connecting to remote monitors such as Raymarine’s M1500 15” display.
SeaTalk hs Networking – Super fast 100-Megabit networking enables the transfer of radar,
chartplotter, fishfinder and navigation functions between the Raymarine E-Series
displays. No complicated setup or confusing protocols are involved – simply connect E-
Series displays together with SeaTalk hs network cables.
The optional Raymarine SeaTalk hs network high-speed switch enables the connection of up
to eight devices, allowing captains to build a powerful marine navigation network.
Ultra-Bright and Powerful Displays – The E-120 feature prismatic light-enhancing display
technology along with “high bright” backlighting which delivers crisp bright color in direct
sunlight. A built-in graphics co-processor ensures maximum display performance and
brilliant video.
Engine Monitoring – The Raymarine E-Series networks with electronic engine systems for a
virtual engine instrument display. E-Series enables the captain to monitor critical engine data
including tachometer, voltage, oil pressure, fuel level, fuel consumption and coolant
temperature.
There is support for both single and dual engines, with up to five engine data display
combinations to choose from.
The fast SeaTalk hs network instantly transfers data between E-Series displays while the
built-in graphics coprocessor enables lightning fast chart zooming and panning. Raymarine’s
new Raystar125 12 channel WAAS GPS receiver achieves extreme GPS accuracy.
Note: In the summer of 2005, Navionics’ introduced the new Platinum Multi-Dimensional
cartography available for the Raymarine E-Series.
Taking chartplotting to a whole new dimension, Raymarine E-Series displays delivers 3-D
chartplotting, aerial photo chart overlays and access to the vastly expanded Navionics
Platinum vector chart database.
Capable of 600 or 1000 watt output power, the DSM300’s advanced digitally adaptive
receiver technology automatically cuts through clutter and clearly targets fish and bottom
structure with amazing clarity and detail.
Radar – Raymarine E-Series displays are fully radar-capable with the addition of a
Raymarine high-performance radome or open-array radar scanner.
Available from 2kW to 10kW configurations, Raymarine radar antennas employ Raymarine’s
advanced low-noise radar receiver technology, delivering unmatched performance and
efficient target echo reception.
Raymarine E-Series further enhances radar navigation with Radar/chart overlay and MARPA
(Mini Automatic Radar Plotting Aid) target tracking as standard features.
E120 Classic Display
1250 waypoints entered via cursor, lat/lon, range and bearing from present position or
at boat’s position. 16 character name can be assigned. Waypoint symbols and groups
Additional storage available on CompactFlash cards.
Waypoints – Transfer the waypoints database via NMEA and CompactFlash cards.
Software is also available to convert waypoints to Excel file.
Man Overboard (MOB Mode) – Mark placed with course line; readout shows range,
bearing, lat/lon of MOB and time elapsed since MOB.
Screen functions – Full, half and quarter screens available dependant on function.
Also 3 window page with 2 x 1/4 page windows and 1 x 1/2 page window.
Chart scaling – 1/32nm (if cartographic detail is available to 4000nm).
Presentation Modes – Head up, Course up or North up (selectable True or Mag-netic).
Relative, Autorange or True Motion. Screen offset. Radar or 3D synchronization.
Routes – A route plan may contain up to 50 waypoints. Up to125 routes can be stored
in the units internal memory. Additional storage available on CompactFlash cards.
SmartRoute to create a route from track history. 10 History tracks with up to 1000
points in each can be stored in the units internal memory. Track optimization reduces
number of points used or user selectable time or distance interval. Additional storage
available on CompactFlash cards
Radar/Chart overlay – Radar image can be overlaid on all screen charts.
Radar/Chart synchronization – To synchronize radar range and chart scale
3D/Chart synchronization – To synchronize 3D and 2D chart scales and orientation.
Aerial overlay – Overlay of aerial photograph on the chart
AIS overlay – Switch AIS symbols on/off. Display heading/speed vectors and ROT.
View detailed AIS data, safety critical target data, ALR and SRM messages. Set up a
safe zone.
Navigation information – Own boats position in lat/lon, XTE, TTG and SOG/COG
selectable. Bearing and distance to waypoint. Bearing and distance to cursor and
ETA.
Cartography – Navionics Charts on CompactFlash cards. Chart of the world built in.
3D Presentation Modes – Active motion mode, planning mode. Adjust rotation and
pitch, port, starboard, forward and aft view, multiple views, Vessel offset.
3D Display – Declutter, Transducer cone, Depth scale, Waypoint name, Adjust
exaggeration, 3D view locator.
Raymarine E120 Sounder & Weather
Raymarine E120 – Engine Monitor
NAVTEX
Raymarine Radar
Radome Or Open Array – Choose between 2-4kw Radome / 4-10kw Open Array.
Compatability – The E 120 can use all Raymarine radar scanners made after 5/2003
including the newer digital scanners (excluding HD), however the open array scanners
may require an additional power source.
Range Scales – (Range Rings) 1/8 (1/16)nm to 72 (12) nm dependant on scanner
Performance limited by scanner type and position.
Range Ring Accuracy – Better than +/- 1.5% of the max. range scale in use, or 22m
(72 ft.), whichever is the greatest.
Bearing accuracy +/- 1°
Variable Range Markers 2 x VRM’s, readout nm, sm, km
Electronic Bearing Lines 2 x EBL’s, floating if required, resolution 1°
Bearing scale 360° graduated at 10° intervals 2° small ticks 10° large ticks
Minimum range 23m (25 yds)
Range Discrimination 23m (25 yds)
Presentation Modes – Head up, Course up or North up (selectable True or Mag-netic)
Relative or True Motion.
Scanner Control Interference rejection, standby/transmit modes, pulse selection, Tune,
Rain, FTC and Sea controls, with selection of manual or automatic control of gain,
sea clutter and tune (Auto GST)
Compass Input – NMEA 0183 (required for fast heading data, suitable for MARPA),
or SeaTalk
Waypoint Display – Create waypoints and target waypoint displayed with User
control of symbols and groupsMARPA -Manual acquisition of 10 targets, automatic
tracking, dangerous target alarms, safe zone, target history, true or rela-tive vectors,
CPA graphics and indication of target speed/ course, bearing/ range, CPA and TCPA.
Guard Zone Alarm – 2 guard zones, selectable sensitivity level, audible alarm
Automatic Tuning – Auto control of gain, sea clutter and tune.
Wakes 10s, 30s, 1 min, 5 min, 10 min, OFF
Target Expansion – Operator selectable with 2 levels available, OFF
Timed TX Rotation periods: 10, 20 or 30 scans, Repetition periods: 3, 5, 10 or 15
minutes
AIS overlay Switch – AIS symbols on/off. Display heading/speed vectors and ROT.
View detailed AIS data, safety critical target data, ALR and SRM messages. Set up a
safe zone.
From Raymarine: – “E-Series Classic Chartplotters (E80, E120) using with the latest E-Series
Classic MFD software v5.52 are compatible with:
When connected to a HD or Super HD Radar Scanner, the E-Series Classic will support color
radar.”
The C/E-Series Classic MFDs are compatible with the following radomes featuring an analog
video interface:
The C/E-Series Classic MFDs are compatible with the following radar pedestals featuring an
analog video interface:
There were hardware differences between the -S versions of the M92654 and M92655 open
array pedestals (i.e. M92654-S and M92655-S), permitting them to be used with the C/E-
Series Classic MFDs.
Raymarine had offered the following analog radome cables designed for use with C/E-Series
Classic MFDs (C70, C80, C120, E80, E120) and hsb/hsb2/SL Pathfinder Series Radar
Displays (R80, RL80, RL70, RL70C, SL70, SL70C, SL72, etc.):
Raymarine had offered the following split power analog open array cables for E-Series
Classic:
E05018 15m
E05017 25m
AIS
February 17, 2005 – “The Raymarine E-Series displays represent the convergence of
Raymarine’s best technologies,” said Terry Carlson, President of Raymarine.
“We have taken multifunction navigation to a whole new level with integrated video, high-
speed networking and ultra bright color displays.Captains that demand the most from their
electronics will see that the Raymarine E-Series is the optimal fit for their needs.”
Like Raymarine’s award winning C-Series, the E-Series displays can be configured in any
combination or used individually as a chartplotter, digital fishfinder or radar just by adding
the appropriate Raymarine sensors.
Additional E-Series displays can be networked together using Raymarine’s all-new SeaTalk
hs high-speed network protocol. Designed for easy networking at up to 100-megabit transfer
speeds, SeaTalk hs enables instant transfer of chartplotter, digital fishfinder and radar
functionality between networked E-Series displays.
E-Series Classic Chartplotters (E80, E120) using the latest E-Series Classic MFD software
v5.52 are compatible with:
Note: Raymarine recommends that DSM30s, DSM300s & DSM300Gs which have been
interfaced to SeaTalkhs MFDs, ex. E-Series Classic MFDs, be upgraded to v4.20
DSM30/300 software with v5.18 bootcode.
Weather Module
Weather Elements Include: Storm cast, waves, Canadian radar, lightning, wind, sea surface
temperature, surface observations stations, city/weather, NOWRad, storm tracks and surface
pressure.
Animated weather graphics – Weather forecast, weather radar history Weather reports –
Tropical statements, marine warnings, marine zone fore-casts, marine watchbox.
AIS Module
Target symbols Sleeping, activated, selected, dangerous and lost. Target information AIS
vectors, safety critical data and full AIS data. Collision avoidance Safe zones and safety
messages. Alarms Local alarm messages, lost targets.
GPS Antenna
Chart redraws are fast, taking less than a second to fully redraw the chart after a map range
change. Minimum range can be set as low as 1/32 of a mile, about 190ft when set to nautical
miles.
Packed with power and performance features, the 12.1” E120 display can be used as a stand-
alone navigation display, or integrated with other E-Series displays, E80 or E120s as part of a
SeaTalk network.
The E-Series Classic has been around for almost a decade and continues to have a large
following in commercial and recreational boating. All in all, a solid multifunction unit in a
rugged aluminum case.