Raymarine AR200 Video Stabilization Module, For Axiom MFDs, 9-Axis AHRS, 28-Channel GPS, 10Hz, NMEA 2000

Overview

The Raymarine E70537 is an AR200 video stabilization module that combines a GNSS receiver with a 9-axis AHRS sensor for ClearCruise Augmented Reality on compatible Axiom chartplotters. It feeds the display with GPS position, compass heading, pitch, and roll data so navigation marks, AIS targets, waypoints, and other chart objects can line up correctly over a live camera view.

This module is built for Raymarine systems that use a compatible marine IP camera and Axiom display. The GNSS receiver tracks up to 28 satellites, updates at 10 Hz, and supports SBAS services including WAAS, EGNOS, MSAS, and GAGAN. Position accuracy is listed at less than 5 m with SBAS and less than 15 m without SBAS.

Power comes from the SeaTalkng network, with a 9 V dc to 16 V dc operating range and protection up to 32 V dc. The housing is rated IPX6 and IPX7, which makes it suitable for exposed helm, hardtop, bulkhead, or deckhouse locations where spray and washdowns are part of normal boat use.

Key features

• Enables ClearCruise Augmented Reality when used with a compatible Axiom chartplotter and marine IP camera.
• Combines GNSS position data with AHRS heading, pitch, roll, and rate-of-turn sensing for accurate video overlay alignment.
• 10 Hz update rate for GPS position, heading, pitch, roll, and rate of turn, helping the display keep pace while the boat is moving.
• Tracks up to 28 satellites and supports GPS, GLONASS, Galileo-ready, and Beidou-ready satellite systems.
• SBAS support includes WAAS, EGNOS, MSAS, and GAGAN, with position accuracy listed at less than 5 m when SBAS is available.
• Magnetic compass accuracy is rated at up to 1 degree RMS static and up to 3 degrees RMS dynamic.
• IPX6 and IPX7 waterproof ratings support installation in areas exposed to spray, rain, and regular washdowns.
• Runs from the SeaTalkng network on 12 V dc nominal power, with a 30 mA maximum draw and LEN 1 network load.
• Compact round housing measures 108.48 mm in diameter and 41.57 mm deep for easier placement around the helm or electronics area.
• Operating temperature range of -25 degrees C to +55 degrees C supports use across cold-weather and warm-weather cruising conditions.

Installation and setup

The AR200 should be mounted where it has a clear view for its internal GNSS antenna and where the heading sensor is not placed close to magnetic interference from speakers, motors, high-current wiring, or metal structures. Careful placement matters because the module is responsible for the attitude and heading data that keeps augmented reality labels aligned with the camera image.

The included SeaTalkng white cable connects the module to the boat network, where it receives power and shares data with compatible Raymarine displays. The small power draw is useful on boats where the electronics network may stay on for long passages, fishing days, or slow-speed cruising in busy channels.

Compatibility and use on board

This module is for Raymarine Axiom-based ClearCruise AR installations that use a compatible marine camera. It is a good match for owners adding camera-assisted awareness at the lower helm, flybridge, pilothouse, or hardtop, especially when AIS targets, navigation aids, and saved marks need to be easier to interpret on the display.

On coastal cruisers, fishing boats, and larger tenders, the AR200 helps turn the camera feed into a more useful navigation view instead of a simple video window. It does not replace normal watchkeeping, radar, AIS, or charts, but it adds context that can be helpful in traffic, poor visibility, unfamiliar harbors, and approaches with many marks.

What’s included

• AR200 module
• Mounting trim, top
• Mounting tray, bottom
• Bulkhead wall bracket
• Small sealing ring
• Large sealing ring
• 4 surface mount fixings, pan head pozi DIN7981-ST 2.9 x 13 C Z A4 stainless steel
• 3 bulkhead bracket fixings, pan head pozi DIN7981-ST 3.9 x 22 C Z A4 stainless steel
• 6 m SeaTalkng white cable
• Documentation

• 1336783_qbp121328.pdf
• 1336784_qbp121328.pdf

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