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Summary of Contents for DIGITAL YACHT COAlert NMEA 2000
- Page 1 COAlert NMEA 2000 Carbon Monoxide Alarm...
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Page 2: Before You Start
3. Installation Before starting installation select a suitable location for the COAlert sensor and COAlert NMEA 2000 Interface. The sensor unit should be installed below deck, in the main habitable area of the boat. It should be mounted on a vertical bulkhead, in a dry location, at least 1.5m above the cabin floor but less than 15cm from the ceiling. - Page 3 The COAlert, has an integral NMEA2000 cable terminated with a male connector, to connect to a standard NMEA2000 network via a spare “T-Piece”. If you are creating a new NMEA2000 network, you may wish to Digital Yacht’s NMEA2000 Starter Kit, that provides all of the cables, connectors and terminators consider required for a basic NMEA2000 network.
- Page 4 COAlert Wiring Diagram The COAlert Sensor requires a separate 12v or 24v supply so that it can continue to work as a CO Sensor even if the NMEA 2000 network is powered off. Power is connected to the 1m integral 2 core Power cable on the Red and Black wires.
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Page 5: Operation
Once the COAlert has been configured and installed, it will automatically operate with no additional interaction. At power up, all of the LEDs will flash briefly on the COAlert NMEA 2000 Interface. Once the COAlert has initialised and claimed an NMEA 2000 address, the N2K LED will continuously flash/flicker depending on the amount of data being received. -
Page 6: Further Information
Alert Text i.e. if the Configuration Information Field 1 = COAlert in Master Cabin, then the alert text will appear as “COAlert in Master Cabin – Sensor Connection Fault” Currently only the latest Garmin MFDs support the NMEA 2000 Alerts or Digital Yacht’s own NAVAlert product. Further Information For COAlert technical support please email support@digitalyacht.co.uk...
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