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Compact and Versatile Remote Keypad for Raymarine MFDs

The Raymarine RMK-10 System Remote Control Portrait Keypad is an ultra-compact and powerful addition to your Raymarine multifunction display (MFD) system. This remote keypad allows you to control aSeries, cSeries, eSeries, eS Series, and gS Series MFDs from any mounting location, providing full control without the need to reach for your MFD. The RMK-10 features a fully backlit design with dedicated keys for home, menu, zoom in/out, window control, waypoint management, power/brightness, and Evolution autopilot control. With its multifunction rotary controller and integrated cursor pad, the RMK-10 offers the same seamless navigation experience as the eS Series MFDs.

Technical Specifications and Mounting Options

The RMK-10 is designed with cutting-edge technology to ensure reliable performance. It utilizes Raymarine’s RayNet high-speed networking, allowing for seamless control of a single MFD or multiple displays mounted at the same location. This versatile keypad can be surface-mounted or flush-mounted, and is available with key mats for horizontal or vertical installation, giving you the flexibility to install it just about anywhere. Key specifications include PoE class 1, nominal supply voltage of 12/24 V dc, and an operating voltage range of 10.8V dc to 31.2V dc.

Practical Applications and Target Audience

The RMK-10 is perfect for situations where MFDs are mounted beyond arm's reach or in overhead electronics boxes. It brings the system’s controls to you, making it easier to interact with your navigation system while seated comfortably. Ideal for use in helm chairs, the RMK-10 allows you to relax and enjoy the ride on autopilot, while still being able to manage your navigation system. Additionally, it is great for bringing remote system control to secondary monitors and onboard LCD TV sets, making it a valuable tool for anyone who wants to access their Raymarine navigation system from various locations on board.