Yamaha Command Link to NMEA2000 Adapter Cable - W/O NMEA2000 Network
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This cable will directly connect a NMEA2000 Capable Display to a Yamaha Command Link Network. It will also work for Simnet and SeatalkNG with the appropriate adapters. The cable connects directly from a NMEA2000 capable Chart Plotter or Multifunction displayto an open port on a Command Link hub. If you do not have any open ports on your Command Link hub you will need to expand the hub. Please contact a Yamaha dealer for these parts like SimYamaha.com This cable has a NMEA2000 Micro-C Female Plug on one end and a Command Link Plug on the other. It is similar to the Maretron MARE-002 which is discontinued. It will only work on Command Link, not Command Link Plus.
This cable will not work with Furuno NAVNET.
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Product Questions
Ask a QuestionThis cable will tie into NMEA2000 with the Yamaha command link hub. If you have command link plus, it will not work.
Answered by Administrator on 2025-12-15Hey Brian, for boat-specific compatibility, email [email protected] with your boat model and we will confirm fit.
Answered by Jim Maier on 2026-04-10Please refer to this article to answer your questions! https://www.boemarine.com/blog/post/nmea2000-for-your-boat-engine/
Answered by Administrator on 2025-12-15Hey George, for adapter plate compatibility, email [email protected] with your current unit and target unit models and we will confirm the right part.
Answered by Jim Maier on 2026-04-10You can use any NMEA2000 extension cable. You can find those here - https://www.boemarine.com/marine-navigation-instruments/nmea-cables-sensors.html
Answered by Administrator on 2025-12-15Yes, these are in stock.
Answered by Administrator on 2025-12-15Hey Michel, stock changes daily. Email [email protected] with your zip code and we will check live inventory and ETA.
Answered by Jim Maier on 2026-04-10Hey Michel, stock changes daily. Email [email protected] with your zip code and we will check live inventory and ETA.
Answered by Jim Maier on 2026-04-10