CZONE 68OHM RESISTOR LADDER MODULE

The CZone 68 Ohm load module (reference 80-911-0235-00) is a component designed for CZone digital switching and marine integration systems. It provides a fixed 68 Ohm resistance for signal conditioning.

A resistor ladder module is typically used for applications such as digital-to-analog conversion or detecting multiple buttons on a single analog input. It generates different voltage levels, allowing multiple states or commands to be distinguished from a single input.

This CZone module is specifically characterized by a fixed 68 Ohm resistance.

The CZone 68 Ohm resistance module integrates into CZone architectures as an accessory. It is used to condition signals and facilitate the integration of various sensors or custom interfaces into the NMEA 2000 network via CZone digital switching units.

Yes, the 68 Ohm CZone resistance module facilitates the integration of various sensors or custom interfaces to the NMEA 2000 network when connected via CZone digital switching units.

Typical applications include signal conditioning, digital-to-analog conversion, and detecting multiple buttons on a single analog input by creating distinct voltage levels.

The CZone 68 Ohm resistance module is classified as an accessory within the CZone product family, highlighting its role as an extension or customization in an installation.

The part number (SKU) for this module is 80-911-0235-00. This is also the supplier reference.

The CZone 68 Ohm resistor module is a passive component that conditions signals. It integrates into the circuit of an existing CZone system and does not require a separate power supply.

The 68 Ohm resistor is fixed and is used to create specific voltage levels in a circuit. This is essential for functions such as detecting multiple states (e.g., multiple buttons) on a single analog input or for precise signal conditioning.

The CZone 68 Ohm resistor module is specifically designed to integrate and operate within CZone digital switching and marine integration architectures. Its use with non-CZone systems is undocumented and may not be compatible.

By using a "ladder resistance" configuration, the module allows multiple buttons to be connected to a single analog input. Each button, when pressed, changes the total resistance of the circuit, thereby creating a unique voltage level that can be interpreted by the CZone unit to identify which button was activated.

The product context does not specify whether the module is supplied with cables or connectors. Typically, resistance modules are components that require wiring and connectors suited to the existing CZone system installation.

The country of manufacture for this CZone 68 Ohm resistance module is China (CN).

A resistor module is a passive component. It does not require electrical power to function as such, but it works by modifying the electrical signals passing through it.

Yes, according to the catalog information, this module is marked as "New" with a change date of June 24, 2025 and a price change date of January 1, 2026.

By facilitating the connection of various sensors or custom interfaces to the NMEA 2000 network via CZone units, this module enhances the capabilities of the vessel's digital management system, providing greater flexibility for monitoring and controlling equipment.

This resistor module is manufactured by the CZone brand.

Yes, the ECCN (Export Control Classification Number) for this module is EAR99.

The CZone 68 Ohm load module (part number 80-911-0235-00) is an accessory designed for CZone digital switching and marine integration systems. It provides a fixed 68 Ohm resistance and integrates into the CZone architecture to assist with signal conditioning.

This CZone module is specifically characterized by a fixed 68 Ohm resistance.

In a CZone system, a ladder-style resistor module like this one is used to condition signals. Its applications include digital-to-analog conversion and detecting multiple buttons or sensors on a single analog input by creating distinct voltage levels.

Typical applications for this module include integrating various sensors or custom interfaces into the NMEA 2000 network via CZone digital switching units. It is also useful for detecting multiple states or commands through a single analog input.

No, the CZone 68 Ohm load module is not a standalone device. It is designed as an accessory that integrates and operates within an existing CZone digital switching system.

Yes, the CZone 68 Ohm resistor module is specifically designed for digital switching systems and marine integration, making it suitable for use in a nautical environment.

This product is classified as an accessory in the "Digital Switching and Integration" family within the CZone range.

As a load module, this is a passive component. It does not require electrical power to function as a resistor, but it is integrated into an active CZone system.

The 68 Ohm resistor is used to create a specific voltage drop or voltage ratio in a circuit. This allows differentiation between multiple signals or states (e.g., button presses) when read by a single analog input on a CZone module.

No, as a passive resistance module, it does not require a separate power supply. It operates using the CZone system to which it is connected and in which it is integrated.

The CZone 68 Ohm resistance module is compatible with CZone digital switching architectures and integration systems. It is designed as an accessory within these systems.

Yes, this module facilitates the integration of various sensors or custom interfaces to the NMEA 2000 network, but this is done via the CZone digital switching units. The module itself does not connect directly to NMEA 2000.

The module is specifically designed to integrate with CZone systems. While it can indirectly interact with other equipment via the NMEA 2000 network (once integrated into a CZone system), its direct compatibility is with CZone products and architecture.

While the module is a passive component, its use and integration may depend on compatibility with the firmware of the main CZone digital switching units. It is recommended to consult the CZone documentation specific to your system to ensure optimal compatibility.

The module integrates as an accessory in CZone architectures. It is typically connected to an analog input of a CZone digital switching module, where it helps condition signals from sensors or custom interfaces.

Installing this module, like any marine electronic component, will require basic wiring and connection tools such as wire strippers, a soldering iron (if needed for connections), and screwdrivers. However, the provided documentation does not specify any proprietary or unique tools.

As an accessory, it is usually supplied with basic documentation. For full integration and detailed wiring diagrams, refer to the installation manuals of the main CZone modules with which it will be used, as well as the CZone integration guides.

The resistor module itself is a passive component and does not require direct software configuration. However, the CZone module to which it is connected and the CZone system settings will need to be configured to correctly interpret the signals conditioned by the resistor module.

The module must be mounted in a dry, protected location, close to the main CZone module to which it will be connected. Exact mounting details may depend on the specific application and available space in the marine installation.

The product documentation does not specify an IP (Ingress Protection) rating for this module. It is therefore recommended to install it in a protected environment, away from water and harsh weather, as is the case for most marine electronic components that are not explicitly rated as waterproof.