Offshore NMEA2000 RELAY OUTPUT MODULE 8 User manual

OFFSHORE SYSTEMS DUAL ENGINE DISPLAY
Part Numbers: 4160
USER MANUAL
Revision B\V1.0.1

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1 Introduction ........................................................2
1.1 Product Features ...............................................2
2 Installation ..........................................................3
2.1 Unpacking the box..............................................3
2.2 Mounting the unit ..............................................3
2.3 Connecting The Marine Display ............................4
2.4 Mounting The Control Panel.................................5
3 User Controls........................................................6
3.1 Button Functions.................................................6
4 Selecting Engine Manufacturer ...............................7
5 Unit Dimensions ...................................................8
6 Technical Support..................................................9
7 Warranty ............................................................10

INTRODUCTION
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The Offshore System’s NMEA2000® Dual Engine Display has a 19.2” diagonal display area and
has a high bright sunlight readable 1200 cd/m2 display.
The Dual Engine Display can monitor two user selectable engines simultaneously, with alarm
monitoring and logging.
It is supplied with a wired remote button panel, which can control the brightness of the
backlight to the display, acknowledge and clear alarm conditions
1.1 PRODUCT FEATURES
The Offshore System’s NMEA2000® Dual Engine Display has the following features:
• Sunlight readable dimmable display using our BlackGlass™ technology
• 1920 x 360 Resolution
• Remote button panel providing: Backlight up/down, Alarm Mute
• Monitoring of vessels engine status with alarms
• Internal 105dB Sounder
•Includes 1 x NMEA2000® and J1939 interfaces
• Switchable internal line terminator resistors for J1939 interfaces
• User selectable Engine Manufacturer (MTU, MANN, Caterpillar) via rotary
switch on rear of display
• User selectable metric or US imperial units
• Toughened glass
• Front of display has IP65 rating, rear IP20

INSTALLATION
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2.1 UNPACKING THE BOX
You will nd the following items in the shipping box:
1 x Dual Engine Display
1 x Remote button panel
1 x DC Power cable
2 x Mounting Brackets
1 x Bag containing 4 thumbwheel nuts & 4 sprung washers for button panel
1 x Bag containing 4 screws & 4 washers for mounting brackets
1 x User Manual (This Document)
1 x Mounting cut out template
2.2 MOUNTING THE UNIT
1. The unit should be mounted through a panel to a at surface min 8mm, max 25mm.
2. It can be mounted 45 degrees either way of vertical.
3. Ensure an adequate ventilation around the product to prevent heat build up
or a minimum of 50mm.
4. Remember to allow enough clearance for access to cables and connectors. Cables
should be restrained to prevent damage to connectors.
5. The unit should be sealed to the mounting surface using a suitable silicone sealant.
This Silicone sealant will be part of the seal used to provide the IP rating for the
product.
6. Using the 4 mounting brackets to clamp the display to the rear of the mounting
substrate, x with the provided screws with washer under the head.

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Drawing showing panel cut out. Please also see dimensional drawing in section 6.
2.3 CONNECTING THE DUAL ENGINE DISPLAY
Before making any connections to the unit, ensure the NMEA2000 bus power and DC supply are
turned off.
Connect NMEA2000 cable to ‘Socket’ on the back of the unit, observing correct orientation
to ensure the keyway aligns. The cable can be extended up to 6mtrs and connect into the
T-adapter on the network backbone. Ensure that the screw ring is securely tightened so that
the connection remains sound. Connect the two J1939 cables in the same manner. Ethernet
connector is for internal Offshore programming use ONLY. The DC Power cable can be inserted
into the port marked. Ensure correct orientation and make sure the screw ring is securely
tightened. There are two USB A and one USB OTG connectors, these are not for customer
use and are intended for future Offshore Systems usage. Connect the Control Panel D Type
Connector to the 9Way Switch Control Panel.
502 19.8
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2.4 MOUNTING THE CONTROL PANEL
Please see line drawing showing outline, mounting studs and mounting area for the Control
Panel.
102,50
32,50
64,75
36,96
81
83
25
FRONT VIEW
TOP VIEW
PANEL MOUNT CUTOUT

3USER CONTROLS
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The Remote panel is provided with a 1m cable tail for situation away from the Display.
3.1 BUTTON FUNCTIONS
• The display will power on automatically when the DC is connected to it.
• After approx 1 minute the computer will boot up into the home screen.
• Set your desired backlight brightness as per in this table.
Button Function
DIM Each press will decrement the brightness level, holding the
button will continue to decrement until the minimum level
is reached.
BRIGHT Each button will increment the brightness level, holding the
Button will continue to increment until the minimum level
is reached.
ALARM MUTE This will mute all current active alarm conditions
DIM BRIGHT ALARM MUTE

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SELECTING ENGINE MANUFACTURER
On the rear of the unit is situated a DIP & Rotary Switch, the function is as follows:
DIP Switch:
Switch No Function
1 On = Imperial units, OFF SI units
7 ON = PORT J1939 Line Termination resistor in circuit
8ON = STBD J1939 Line Termination resistor in circuit
Rotary switch
Switch No Function
0 NMEA Engine Data Source
1 Caterpillar
2 MTU
3 MAN
4 Volvo
5 TBA
6 TBA
7 TBA
8TBA
9 TBA
A TBA
B TBA
C TBA
D TBA
E TBA
F TBA

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5UNIT DIMENSIONS
Dual Engine Display

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6TECHNICAL SUPPORT
If you require technical support for any Offshore Systems products you can reach us using any of
the following ways:
•Tel: [phone]
•Fax: [phone]
•Email: [e-mail]
•Web: www.osukl.com
•Post: Offshore Systems UK Ltd
Unit 10-11 Milton Business Centre
Wick Drive, New Milton, Hampshire BH25 6RH, UK.