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General| Ethernet | Yes |
|---|---|
| Touchscreen | Yes |
| Operating System | Linux |
| Connectivity | Ethernet, USB |
| Display Type | LCD |
| Operating Voltage | 10-32 V DC |
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Reference guide for installing and operating the Loop system.
Guidelines for safe installation, repair, and waste disposal practices.
Product complies with CE EMC Directive and Radio Communications standards.
Explains the Loop system's purpose and connection to MFDs for monitoring/control.
Identifies key components of the Loop system, including MFD, networks, and boards.
Illustrates a typical system setup with MFD, networks, and control components.
Outlines the essential tasks: installation, wiring, and system configuration.
Advice on choosing a safe and suitable location for mounting equipment.
Recommended orientations and considerations for mounting Egon+ and OP-Box units.
Instructions for mounting additional equipment as per its specific documentation.
Best practices for routing and securing cables to prevent damage and ensure reliability.
Details the architecture, components, and guidelines for setting up the NMEA 2000 network.
Describes the Naviop CAN network structure and its components, bridging to NMEA 2000.
Schematic illustrating the interconnection of MFD, OP-Box, Egon+ board, and NMEA 2000.
Table detailing system configurations (Loop M/M+) and their respective Egon+ boards.
Explains Ethernet connectivity for MFDs, enabling system control and monitoring.
Details the physical connectors, ports, and indicators of the OP-Box Loop M/M+ unit.
Description of LED status lights on the OP-Box, indicating power and network activity.
Specific instructions for connecting the OP-Box Loop M/M+ to the Ethernet network.
Guidance on connecting the OP-Box Loop M/M+ to the 12V DC power supply.
Information on using the USB port for software updates and system configuration.
Instructions for connecting the OP-Box Loop M/M+ to the Naviop CAN network.
Instructions for connecting the OP-Box Loop M/M+ to the NMEA 2000 network.
Details on connecting the 12V DC power supply to the Egon+ board.
Locates relays and fuses on the Egon+ board and provides safety guidelines.
Diagram showing the internal layout of relays and fuses on the Egon+ board.
Details the 8 controllable relays and 8 fuse-protected outputs on each Egon+ board.
Explains how to manually bypass relays using external signals for safety.
Electrical wiring standards and wire size recommendations for output connectors.
Illustrates various device connections, including bypass switches and indicator lights.
Example of connecting a device with an external bypass switch for control.
Example of connecting a device to a fuse output for monitoring purposes.
Shows how to use a single bypass switch for controlling multiple devices.
Example of adding an indicator light to a relay-controlled output.
Example of controlling a device, like navigation lights, using two relays.
Important safety warning regarding configuration by a competent installer only.
Lists the necessary hardware and software for configuring the Loop system.
Instructions on how to access and use the web-based Loop Set App configurator.
Explains the different sections and functions available within the Set App configurator.
Customization options for the user interface appearance on Loop M/M+ systems.
Details on configuring system settings such as Loop Type and App Name.
Procedure for configuring individual output channels, fuses, and relay assignments.
Step-by-step guide for installing the Loop M software onto the MFD.
Instructions on enabling the Loop M control bar on the MFD.
Procedure for initializing and preparing the Loop system for operation after power-on.
Overview of the MFD control bar used for operating the Loop system.
Explanation of button states (Off, On, Override, Error) in the control interface.
Information about the fuse indicator in the control bar and its diagnostic function.
How to access and navigate the Naviop application for system control.
Description of different pages (Home, Control, Diagnostic) within the Naviop interface.
Overview of the control page layout and available buttons for equipment management.
Details on how fault conditions (e.g., blown fuse) are indicated on diagnostic pages.
How communication errors are displayed and indicated within the system.
Explains how relays maintain state or reset when the Egon+ board is powered.
Technical specifications for the Egon+ board, including environmental and electrical ratings.
Technical specifications for the OP-Box Loop M/M+, covering interface and ratings.
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