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Connecting the Power
(10 – 32Vdc)
1.
Use a test light or a voltmeter to determine
the polarity of the voltage source.
2.
Connect the red (+ or positive) wire to the
positive voltage terminal. (If you use the
fuse block on the boat, route the positive
connection through the fuse, as shown on the
diagram.)
3.
Connect the black (- or ground) wire to the
negative voltage terminal.
4.
Install or check the 1 A - 3 A fuse (in the
in-line fuse holder, or on the fuse block of
the boat.
5.
Use wire hoods suitable for the wire
dimension (20AWG, 0.75mm2) or connection
point on the fuse block.
Connect the leads to a stable power source that
WARNING
is not susceptible to voltage drops.
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NOTICE
Use an AGC / 3AG – 1 Amp - 3 Amp
replacement fuse.
If it is necessary to extend the power and
ground wires, use 20 AWG or thicker wire.
You can wire the Power Wires directly to the
main boat battery, or if your boat has an
electrical system, you might be able to wire the
Power Wires to an unused holder on the fuse
block.
If your boat has an NMEA or NMEA2000 system
installed you can use this system as a power
supply for the WiMEA Boat Unit, if enough
power is available. Please make sure to check
a relevant source for information on power
availability in your NMEA system. NMEA website:
www.nmea.org
WARNING
The maximum WiMEA Boat Unit input voltage
is 32 Vdc. Do not exceed this voltage because
this can damage the WiMEA Boat Unit and will
void the warranty.
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