Raymarine RMK-10 remote keyboard
The new Raymarine RMK-10 remote keypad is an ultra-compact cable accessory that provides complete control of aSeries, cSeries, eSeries, eS Series and gS Series multifunction displays (MFDs) from any mounting position.
NEW RMK-10 remote keypad The fully backlit RMK-10 keypad includes dedicated keys for home screen, menu, zoom in and out, window control, waypoint management, power / brightness, as well as Evolution autopilot control.
The RMK-10 also offers the same multifunction rotary knob with integrated slider found on the eS Series multifunction display
The RMK-10 can be surface or flush mounted and is available with faceplates for horizontal or vertical installation. This gives you the flexibility to install the RMK-10 virtually anywhere.
RMK-10 mounting options
The RMK-10 is the ideal solution for controlling MFDs that are out of the way or in electronic control units above. Instead of having to reach for the MFD, the RMK-10 brings the system controls closer to you.
For maximum comfort, mount the RMK-10 on the armrest of your favorite wheelhouse chair. It is now easy to relax and enjoy the ride with the autopilot, while still interacting with the navigation system.
The RMK-10 is also ideal
to bring remote system control to secondary monitors and on-board LCD televisions connected to the VGA or HDMI output of the e-Series, eS-Series and gS-Series displays. Now you can view and control the Raymarine navigation system from a navigation table, saloon or cabin below deck.
Using Raymarine's high-speed RayNet network, the RMK-10 can be configured to control a single multifunction display or multiple displays mounted in the same location. When controlling multiple displays at the same helm, the RMK-10 provides uniform control of all displays.
When used with aSeries or gS Series multi-touch displays, the RMK-10 adds full HybridTouch ™ control capability to these products. The RMK-10 integrates seamlessly with the LightHouse II user interface and allows the navigation system to be operated solely via touch, keypad or intermediate modes.