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Introduction
The MaxVu110 user-configurable multifunction instrument will
simultaneously display five sets of data on three digital displays and
two bar graphs. Data to be displayed can be selected from 34
different “Data Sources” such as Boat Speed, Engine RPM, Tankage
Levels or NMEA 0183 data, etc. Independent high and low alarms
can be set for each data source (including NMEA 0183 data). All the
calibration curves and circuitry to measure the data are inside the
MaxVu110 so you do not need a “Brain Box” or “Black Box”.
The data being displayed, where it is displayed and the alarm limits
for each display is called a “Display Configuration”. You can switch
between sixteen different predefined display configurations with the
front panel key buttons. The display configurations are highly
flexible and any particular set of data can be directed to one the digital
displays and/or one of the two bar graphs. Each of the sixteen
display configurations can be edited to show the data that you want
to see from the available data sources. Changes are automatically
saved to a nonvolatile memory.
The MaxVu110 can display up to eight separate NMEA 0183 data
sentences arriving on four different NMEA 0183 inputs. You can
view NMEA 0183 data such as depth, wind speed/direction, GPS
bearing and distance to waypoint, exhaust gas temperature, etc. The
MaxVu110 recognizes thousands of different NMEA sentences.
Variable display damping (filtering) can be selected for RPM, Boat
Speed, Fuel, Tank Level, Trim Angle and four of the eight NMEA
0183 inputs.
You can select from five levels of backlighting and the MaxVu110
works on both 12 and 24 VDC. The internal software can be updated
via the internet to add additional features as they become available.