Engine Menu - Simrad EQ33-2 Instruction Manual

EQ33-2 Engine monitoring

6. Engine menu

1
Engine status
2
Fuel & transmussion
3
Battery status
4
2nd Engine status
5
2nd Fuel & transmussion - see section 6.4
6
2nd Battery status
This graphical engine monitoring system is available for engines
outputting data via NMEA2000
supporting NMEA2000
interface, some data may not be transmitted on the databus. If not
readily available, please enquire at your local Simrad dealer.
The EQ33-2 is capable of receiving and presenting various engine
data. The menu points 4, 5 and 6 are a second set of displays, which
only will be visible if the system detected more than two engines on
board.
For dual engines, the system provides 'dual bar analog instruments'
to give a precise overview of the rpm synchronization and to make
direct comparison of data between the two engines.
The engine monitoring system provides analog graphical gauges and
digital (numerical readings) data for up to four engines - see display
examples further on in this chapter.
General settings
SimNet will auto detect the engines at start-up and will automati-
cally set up the parameters in default mode. Before using the en-
gine monitor system, you need to edit the setup and prepare for the
read-out. The top line identifies the engine/battery, the default is
ENGINE 1 to 4 or BATTERY 1 to 4. Insert the correct name for the
engine/battery in the Interface setup:
MENU
Call up the menu bar, and...
6,3
load the Interface setup
4
ENG
. Depending on the engine system and
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- see section 6.1
- see section 6.2
- see section 6.3
- see section 6.4
- see section 6.4
or an appropriate interface device
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Chapter 6-1