4.2" Multi-function Touchscreen Gauge
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| Display | 4.2-inch sunlight-viewable touchscreen LCD |
|---|---|
| Screen resolution | 720 x 720 px |
| Inputs | NMEA2000, J1939 or analogue |
| Displays | Speed, RPM, hours, oil pressure, water temp, voltage, fuel, warnings |
| Panel cut-out | 134mm |
| Outer diameter | 140mm |
| Depth | 85mm (incl. cable/connector) |
| Operating temperature | -30 to +85°C |
| Waterproof rating | IP67 |
| Power | 12V via NMEA2000, or 9–32V via analogue |
| Supplied | NMEA2000 cable, analogue signal/power cable, GPS antenna, manual |
| LEN | 4 |
A 4.2-inch sunlight-viewable touchscreen gauge that brings several engine readings together on one display — speed, RPM, engine hours, oil pressure, water temperature, voltage, fuel level and warning lights — with eight display styles, four background colours and ten brightness levels.
It reads from a NMEA2000 network, J1939, or analogue senders, and ships with a NMEA2000 drop cable, an analogue signal/power cable and an analogue GPS antenna. Analogue senders join a NMEA2000 network through the analogue-to-digital signal converter; speed comes from the supplied GPS antenna or over the network.
Speed reads in knots, km/h or mph (15/30/60 ranges) and the RPM range is selectable (4000/6000/8000). Configurable alarms cover fuel level, water temperature, oil pressure and voltage.
Since the Wema MFG can receive information either from the NMEA2000 network or from analogue signals, you need to choose which signals should be used.
NMEA2000 connection
1. For NMEA2000 signals, connect the NMEA2000 cable to the MFG and into a T-connector in the NMEA2000 backbone.
2. Enter the Settings by pressing the symbol which is found in the bottom of the gauge.
3. Enter Input select and choose and choose NMEA2000.
4. Enter GPS setting and choose NMEA2K network.
Analogue connection
For analogue signals, use the analogue signal cable which consists of two cables; one two corded power cable and one four corded signal cable.
1. Connect the two corded power cable to ground (black) and +12/24 volt (red)
2. Connect the four corded signal cable to analogue sensors according to below;
• Red – RPM (tachometer)
• Blue – Fuel level
• Yellow – Coolant temperature
• Black – Oil pressure
3. If not all signal cables are used, make sure they are properly isolated and cannot come in contact with the power cable.
4. Connect the grey connector to the backside of the MFG (IV).
5. Connect the analogue GPS antenna to the backside of the MFG (IV).
6. Install the analogue GPS antenna horizontally, outside of the vessel and ensure it
faces the sky for receiving the signals, according to Fig.1.
7. If the GPS antenna is installed as shown in Fig.2, the reception of GPS signal will be
impacted.
8. If the GPS antenna is installed as shown in Fig.3, it will have a big impact on the GPS
signal, and the signal might not even be received.
9. It takes about one minute for the MFG to receive the GPS signal when the gauge is
powered on (the initial positioning may take 1-2 minutes).
10. Enter the Settings by pressing the symbol which is found in the bottom of the gauge.
11. Enter Input select and choose Analogue.
12. Enter GPS setting and choose GPS Antenna.
1. Make sure there is enough space for the gauge and the cable. You will need a minimum clearance at 85 mm behind the instrument panel to fit the MFG.
2. Drill a 135 mm hole in the panel (II).
3. Remove fastening ring (I)
4. Make sure the seal ring is in place before placing the MFG in the panel from the front.
Fit and tighten fastening ring (I) from the rear.
4.2" Multi-function Touchscreen Gauge
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| Display | 4.2-inch sunlight-viewable touchscreen LCD |
|---|---|
| Screen resolution | 720 x 720 px |
| Inputs | NMEA2000, J1939 or analogue |
| Displays | Speed, RPM, hours, oil pressure, water temp, voltage, fuel, warnings |
| Panel cut-out | 134mm |
| Outer diameter | 140mm |
| Depth | 85mm (incl. cable/connector) |
| Operating temperature | -30 to +85°C |
| Waterproof rating | IP67 |
| Power | 12V via NMEA2000, or 9–32V via analogue |
| Supplied | NMEA2000 cable, analogue signal/power cable, GPS antenna, manual |
| LEN | 4 |
A 4.2-inch sunlight-viewable touchscreen gauge that brings several engine readings together on one display — speed, RPM, engine hours, oil pressure, water temperature, voltage, fuel level and warning lights — with eight display styles, four background colours and ten brightness levels.
It reads from a NMEA2000 network, J1939, or analogue senders, and ships with a NMEA2000 drop cable, an analogue signal/power cable and an analogue GPS antenna. Analogue senders join a NMEA2000 network through the analogue-to-digital signal converter; speed comes from the supplied GPS antenna or over the network.
Speed reads in knots, km/h or mph (15/30/60 ranges) and the RPM range is selectable (4000/6000/8000). Configurable alarms cover fuel level, water temperature, oil pressure and voltage.
Since the Wema MFG can receive information either from the NMEA2000 network or from analogue signals, you need to choose which signals should be used.
NMEA2000 connection
1. For NMEA2000 signals, connect the NMEA2000 cable to the MFG and into a T-connector in the NMEA2000 backbone.
2. Enter the Settings by pressing the symbol which is found in the bottom of the gauge.
3. Enter Input select and choose and choose NMEA2000.
4. Enter GPS setting and choose NMEA2K network.
Analogue connection
For analogue signals, use the analogue signal cable which consists of two cables; one two corded power cable and one four corded signal cable.
1. Connect the two corded power cable to ground (black) and +12/24 volt (red)
2. Connect the four corded signal cable to analogue sensors according to below;
• Red – RPM (tachometer)
• Blue – Fuel level
• Yellow – Coolant temperature
• Black – Oil pressure
3. If not all signal cables are used, make sure they are properly isolated and cannot come in contact with the power cable.
4. Connect the grey connector to the backside of the MFG (IV).
5. Connect the analogue GPS antenna to the backside of the MFG (IV).
6. Install the analogue GPS antenna horizontally, outside of the vessel and ensure it
faces the sky for receiving the signals, according to Fig.1.
7. If the GPS antenna is installed as shown in Fig.2, the reception of GPS signal will be
impacted.
8. If the GPS antenna is installed as shown in Fig.3, it will have a big impact on the GPS
signal, and the signal might not even be received.
9. It takes about one minute for the MFG to receive the GPS signal when the gauge is
powered on (the initial positioning may take 1-2 minutes).
10. Enter the Settings by pressing the symbol which is found in the bottom of the gauge.
11. Enter Input select and choose Analogue.
12. Enter GPS setting and choose GPS Antenna.
1. Make sure there is enough space for the gauge and the cable. You will need a minimum clearance at 85 mm behind the instrument panel to fit the MFG.
2. Drill a 135 mm hole in the panel (II).
3. Remove fastening ring (I)
4. Make sure the seal ring is in place before placing the MFG in the panel from the front.
Fit and tighten fastening ring (I) from the rear.