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If your outboard engine is big enough, the Device can be placed inside the engine.
Make sure that it is securely fastened, ventilated, isolated from hot surfaces and
protected from possible water, oil or petrol spray. If you have a problem with routing
the NMEA 2000 cable to the motor, you can place the Outboard Gateway and NMEA
2000 Wi-Fi Gateway YDWG-02 inside the motor, and power them from the ignition.
The data from the Wi-Fi Gateway can be accessed from any web browser or app. Or
you can install the second Wi-Fi Gateway inside your boat and the pair creates a Wi-Fi
bridge to virtually join NMEA 2000 the network inside your boat with the network
inside your engine.
The Device is powered from the NMEA 2000 interface and can be directly connected
to the NMEA 2000 network backbone without a drop cable. To connect the Device
to a Simrad SimNet network (with yellow connectors) you can use an adaptor cable
(SimNet Female — NMEA 2000 Micro Female, Navico part number 24006199).
Before connecting the Device, turn off the bus power supply. Refer to the manufacturer’s
documentation if you have any questions regarding the use of connectors:
• SeaTalk NG Reference Manual (81300-1) for Raymarine networks;
• Technical Reference for Garmin NMEA 2000 Products (190-00891-00) for
Garmin networks.
After connecting the Device, close the lock on the connector to secure and waterproof
it. After turning on the NMEA 2000 network power supply, the Device’s LED will start
flashing every 5 seconds, indicating that the Gateway is powered and functioning (see
Section IV for details).
Please note that you can’t directly connect the Device to NMEA 2000 port of your chart
plotter, the NMEA 2000 network requires a dedicated 12V power source.
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