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How do I monitor the bilge with Maretron equipment?

Before we discuss how to monitor the bilge with Maretron equipment, let's take a look at a typical bilge pump and alarm wiring diagram (see Figure 1). Notice that there are two ways to turn the bilge pump on. First, there is the float switch -- when... Read More

Does Maretron offer a Quick Setup guide for the SIM100 using N2KAnalyzer?

Jun 21, 2016 bilge, analog engine, smoke, CO, switch 0 0 5372 0/5 (0 Vote)

Maretron's Switch Indicator Module monitors dry contacts. Once you have selected the dry contact device, connect the two leads from the device to one of six SIM100 channels. Each channel has two terminals; for example, Channel #0 uses... Read More

I see N2KView offers a component for "Indicator Status"; what products can I use to show Indicator Status?

Mar 27, 2015 Indicators, RIM100, SIM100, DCR100, Bilge, Smoke, CO, Overlay, Fire Alarms, Safety, Warnings, Alarms, Light panel 0 0 6118 0/5 (0 Vote)

An Indicator Status component uses the NMEA 2000 message called "Binary Switch Bank Status" to show three condition states: On Off Error A RIM100, SIM100, and DCR100 all transmit the necessary message for the N2KView component to work. You can create... Read More

What accessories can I order for the TLM100 and which one should I use?

Jun 21, 2016 TFT, erratic, dead band, Sloshing, tank monitoring, day tank, fresh water, saddle, fuel transfer, sailboat, trawler, sport fish, holding tank, bait tank, diesel fuel, gasoline, oil, black water 0 0 20491 0/5 (0 Vote)

Hatteland Seahawk camera integration to N2KView V3

Apr 14, 2021 Hatteland, camera, N2KView 0 0 4688 0/5 (0 Vote)

Does Maretron N2KView V3 software support Hatteland Seahawk series camera? Yes!! Please apply the following settings to each of your Hatteland Seahawk series cameras to support video output display on devices running N2KView V3 running version 6.3.0... Read More

I see the Tank Level Monitor products have a specification called "deadband"; what is this and how does it affect tank measurements?

May 8, 2015 Deadband, TLM100, TLM150, TLM200, Signal, Ultrasonic, Black water, Oil, diesel fuel, gasoline, Odd shape tank 0 0 12092 5/5 (1 Vote)

en discussing the TLM100, TLM150, and TLM200 ultrasonic tank level sensors, the term "deadband" is a term used when describing an operating range where a signal start and signal end cannot be measured. For an ultrasonic sensor application,... Read More

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