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Simrad Naviop Loop M - Example diagram; System IDs; Ethernet network

Simrad Naviop Loop M
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Installation | Loop M User Manual
Example
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H
G
A
J
C
C
I
B
E
F
K
D
L
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12 V
12 V
12 V
12 V
A OP-Box Loop M/M+ (including power supply cable and USB cable)
B Naviop CAN network backbone
C Terminators
D Naviop CAN drop-cable
E Egon+ drop-cable CAN ID:1
F Egon+ drop-cable CAN ID:2 (only available for Loop M+)
G Egon+ boards (maximum 2 Egon+ boards can be installed)
H Ethernet network (to MFD or Ethernet expansion device)
I T-connectors
J NMEA 2000 drop-cable
K NMEA 2000 backbone
L MFD
System IDs
System Egon +
boards
Controlable
outputs
Monitored power
outputs
Drop-cable ID
Loop M 1 8 8 CAN ID:1
Loop M+ 2 16 16
CAN ID:1
CAN ID:2
Ethernet network
All MFDs connected to the Ethernet network can control and monitor the Loop system. No
setup is required for establishing an Ethernet network, it is all plug-and-play. Connection of
network devices can be made via an Ethernet expansion device. Additional expansion devices
can be added to provide the required number of ports.
The OP-Box Loop M/M+ should be installed as a bridge between the Naviop CAN network
and the Ethernet network.