English The J2K100 has a compatible connection to the MAN engine interface found on the engine interface port of most MAN CLC6.3-6.5 engine displays.
We have observed that our customers interface the J2K100 in parallel to the display using a standard micro tee connector. Please refer to the recommended interface point highlighted red in the image below.
For a complete parts list required for NMEA 2000 integration, please see the attachment category below.
The image below shows an NMEA 2000 Network connection to a MAN CLC 6.5 engine:
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