Description
Engine Management Unit Analog – NMEA2000
Share engine information on the NMEA 2000� bus…
The Actisense EMU-1 is a specialised analogue to NMEA 2000 Gateway which converts data from analogue engine senders into NMEA 2000. The EMU-1 enables NMEA 2000 display devices to monitor the engine on a vessel.
The EMU-1 has a PC based configuration tool that allows the settings inside the EMU-1 to be changed to best suit the engine it is working with, making it a flexible solution for many engine makes and models. Capable of measuring a wide range of engine parameters, the EMU-1 reports how the engine is operating and shares the information across the network.
Designed to simplify the conversion of analogue engine parameters (e.g. Temperature, pressure and RPM) into NMEA 2000 engine PGNs, the EMU-1 simplifies processes and reduces the number of input/output wires required at each engine. Additionally, the EMU-1 also supports the conversion of analogue transmission parameters and battery status to the associated NMEA 2000 PGN’s.
The two-part screw terminal connection system allows for an easy pluggable connection to an engine wiring harness.
Multiple engines are supported by the setting of the engine instance using the EMU-1 configuration tool. Currently one EMU-1 per engine is supported. Support for multiple engines on a single EMU-1 is currently planned as a future firmware update.
The customised case ensures that the electronics are sealed while allowing quick access to the electrical connections.
It is recommended that an Actisense NGT-1 NMEA 2000 PC Interface is available for every EMU-1 installation. The NGT-1 can be used to update the Firmware, connect the Configuration Tool and display data on a PC for diagnostic and information purposes, using NMEA Reader. Please visit the NGT-1 page for product details.
Features:
- 6 gauge inputs
- 4 alarm inputs
- 2 tacho inputs
Captain Ron –
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External marketplace context: .review-text-read-more-expander:focus-visible { outline: 2px solid #2162a1; outline-offset: 2px; border-radius: 5px; } This product has been out over 5 years now and Actisense has still not figured out how to communicate with their own devices. The "Toolkit" software they provide for install, setup, calibration and firmware updates has changed multiple times over the last couple years and is STILL not stable and STILL works occasionally. I have 3 of these devices in a large commercial vessel network and I would prefer to toss them all in a deep hole in the ocean rather than deal with their tech support one more time. Oh, and unless you are on UK time, forget getting someone on the phone, you will have to deal with email, one per day, for days on end while you go back and forth explaining your issues.
This product has been out over 5 years now and Actisense has still not figured out how to communicate with their own devices. The “Toolkit” software they provide for install, setup, calibration and firmware updates has changed multiple times over the last couple years and is STILL not stable and STILL works occasionally. I have 3 of these devices in a large commercial vessel network and I would prefer to toss them all in a deep hole in the ocean rather than deal with their tech support one more time. Oh, and unless you are on UK time, forget getting someone on the phone, you will have to deal with email, one per day, for days on end while you go back and forth explaining your issues.