Pairing two echomap uhd units

[Keith A]

I've replaced two Lowrance 9 ti2 units with two echomap 93sv uhd units. Originally I had a powered nmea 2000 connection so when I made a waypoint it showed up on both screens. With the Garmin's I can't seem to make a connection to do the same thing with the nmea 2000. Do I need to ditch the nmea 2000 and network it with the panoptix ethernet ports using a network cable? Before I buy the cable I want to make sure it's not capable of linking with bluetooth or wireless somehow. Thanks!

[Boostr]

Are they UHD 2s

[goodman_fishing]

That’s the cable you need unless they are UHD2 units.

[Keith A]

They are regular uhd units. So I need that cable?

[fishin couillon]

These are the cables that are compatible with the UHD units.

https://www.garmin.com/en-US/p/1132/pn/010-10551-00

Not sure if there is a difference between what you posted or me but they do have different part numbers.

[Keith A]

These are the cables that are compatible with the UHD units.

https://www.garmin.com/en-US/p/1132/pn/010-10551-00

Not sure if there is a difference between what you posted or me but they do have different part numbers.

Yes, this is exactly what I need thank you! The link I posted is for different devices, so I'll edit that so someone doesn't read this and get the wrong network cable. Before I buy it can you please confirm that I cannot make this connection wirelessly? I could with my lowrance, and that's why I stopped using the NEMA connection. I just can't find a setting to connect them. I'm guessing where they are standard UHD(not UHD 2) units it's not an option. I tried with active captain, but I think I can only use that for updates.

[bassboat1]

I put in a $10 powered network switch for three UHD units and a GLS10.

[fishin couillon]

The regular UHD units do not connect wirelessly......ONLY the UHD2's can. So yes, you will need the network cable.

[MonteSS]

And if you have Livescope, or plan on getting it, this will not work. You would need to add a GMS10 box in that case.