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Networking Lowrance units with NMEA2000 (Lowrancenet)
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Posted at 2010-10-02 00:59:47
Networking Lowrance units with NMEA2000 (Lowrancenet) <BR><BR>Below are a couple diagrams of a Lowrance NMEA 2000 Network. I found the diagrams online and modified them to help you during installation. These include wiring of the power cable and a typical red network bus. <BR><BR><BR>This power cable diagram does not apply to HDS units it is meant for the LCX/LMS units please see your manual for proper NMEA2000 powering options for the HDS units.<BR><BR><A href="http://www.lureshop.co.kr/nzeo/data/pot/Powercable1.jpg" rel=lightbox target=_blank><img onLoad='miniSelfResize(contents_7,this); if(this.parentNode.tagName=="A"){this.onclick = "";}' style="CURSOR: pointer" title="popup original Image" name=zb_target_resize src="http://www.lureshop.co.kr/nzeo/data/pot/Powercable1.jpg" ></A><BR><BR><BR>Some boats come pre-rigged withe NMEA2000 network backbone from the boat manufacturer and may use a Power Node to supply power the network. This Power Node is hooked directly into a Tee in the network bus. If your boat has one of these on the network DO NOT power the NMEA power wires from either graph. It is already done. Powering it twice will cause damage to the Module, graph and any sensors. I could not find an online picture of the red power node, but the concept is the same.<BR><BR><A href="http://www.lureshop.co.kr/nzeo/data/pot/NMEA_PWR_CBL.jpg" rel=lightbox target=_blank><img onLoad='miniSelfResize(contents_7,this); if(this.parentNode.tagName=="A"){this.onclick = "";}' style="CURSOR: pointer" title="popup original Image" name=zb_target_resize src="http://www.lureshop.co.kr/nzeo/data/pot/NMEA_PWR_CBL.jpg" ></A><BR><BR>Note** HDS Models would require a Power node to supply power to the Network Bus. This diagram below shows the network bus configured for networking 2 LMS or LCX units to one GPS module<BR><BR><A href="http://www.lureshop.co.kr/nzeo/data/pot/Network1.jpg" rel=lightbox target=_blank><img onLoad='miniSelfResize(contents_7,this); if(this.parentNode.tagName=="A"){this.onclick = "";}' style="CURSOR: pointer" title="popup original size Image" name=zb_target_resize src="http://www.lureshop.co.kr/nzeo/data/pot/Network1.jpg" width=666 ></A><BR><BR><BR>------------------------------------------------------------------------------<BR><BR>Networking HDS Models with NMEA2000 <BR>The Diagram below shows adding an external antenna, which is optional. If you are not hooking up an external antenna get rid of the extra Tee in the diagram.<BR>Please note if you are only interested in waypoint sharing all you need to do is connect the two HDS units with an Ethernet cable. No NMEA Network is required unless you are using network sensors like temperature, fuel, interface cables or an external gps module. <BR>The NMEA Network is totally expandable, just remove the terminator, add a Tee to plug in your new sensor and replace the terminator back on the new end. It's that easy!<BR><BR>HDS units Networked<BR>* if you are still using an older LMS or LCX unit which is networked to an HDS unit it can still power the nmea network through its power cable. (HDS units can not do this) If you are switching to all HDS units you have to buy the NMEA Power node to power the network, shown in the diagram below.<BR><BR><A href="http://www.lureshop.co.kr/nzeo/data/pot/network1.gif" rel=lightbox target=_blank><img onLoad='miniSelfResize(contents_7,this); if(this.parentNode.tagName=="A"){this.onclick = "";}' style="CURSOR: pointer" title="popup original size Image" name=zb_target_resize src="http://www.lureshop.co.kr/nzeo/data/pot/network1.gif" width=666 ></A><BR><BR><BR>Parts needed to network two HDS Models:<BR><BR>1) NMEA Starter kit: N2K-EXP-RD-2 (#124-69)<BR>kit includes: Includes 2 terminating resistors (TR-120M-RD, TR-120F-RD), <BR>two T-connectors (N2K-T-RD), one 2 ft extension cable (N2KEXT-2RD), <BR>and one 15 ft extension cable (N2KEXT-15RD), and a power node (N2K-PWR-RD).<BR>$51.99* <BR><BR>1) T connector, N2K-T-RD #119-79 $14.99* <BR><BR>------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<BR>60 ohm Termintors and 120 ohm Terminators<BR>When to use a 60 ohm and when using two 120 ohm is required.<BR>I'll try to keep this short as possible, Lowrance units work on 60 ohms. The network terminator keeps the data flowing from different devices (gps module, temp/fuel sensors) in the correct direction and in a mannor that the unit can process. Okay we already know Lowrance units require 60 ohms. But two 120 ohm terminators in parallel equals 60 ohms. When connecting one unit and a gps module a 60 ohm terminator would work fine. But IF you expand this nmea network to include another unit or more it is required to use 2- 120ohm terminators, one on each end of the network. <BR><BR>-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<BR>Waypoint sharing between units, clarification<BR><BR>Waypoint sharing with LMS or LCX units: A NMEA 2000 network must be used to share waypoints between these units. Ethernet will not allow waypoint sharing, only HDS models can use Ethernet for waypoints. Waypoint sharing with these older models will not automatically transfer all of your waypoints from one unit to another unit. This must be done manually with a card. Waypoint sharing works "one at a time" as you first create the waypoint, it will then transfer that data to the other unit. Both units must be powered on for it to transfer. <BR><BR>Wapoint sharing with HDS models: Ethernet will share waypoints as well as NMEA 2000. But with the Ethernet you will have advanced or enhanced waypoint sharing and editing which means the two units will auto synch with each other once connected and turned on. No manual tranfers needed. This is a great feature. You can edit a waypoint on one unit and the changes are made to the other(s) automatically once they are turned on. Other units do not have to be on during waypoint creation. Once connected it will synchronize the other units.<BR><BR><BR>------------------------------------------------------------------------------------<BR>
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