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The analog H5000 expansion module is used to integrate additional sensors that provide analog or pulse signals into your B&G H5000 navigation system. It converts these signals so they can be read on the NMEA 2000 network, allowing you to display custom data such as rudder angle, mast rotation, or tension from a load cell.

You can connect up to eight sensors in total. The module has:

Six analog inputs for 0-5V sensors.Two pulse inputs for TTL 0-5V sensors.

No, the analog extension is specifically designed to work with a B&G H5000 central processing unit (CPU). It integrates into the system’s NMEA 2000 network to transmit sensor data.

Yes, you can connect third-party sensors. The key requirement is that their output signals are compatible with the module's inputs, i.e., 0 to 5V analog signals or 0 to 5V TTL pulse signals.

The module is powered directly by the NMEA 2000 network bus. It does not require a separate power cable, which simplifies installation. Its power consumption is equivalent to 1 LEN (Load Equivalency Number) on the network.

Yes, the H5000 analog extender can supply power to connected sensors, simplifying the overall wiring of your installation.

The H5000 analog extender has an IP66 protection rating. This means it is fully protected against dust and powerful water jets, making it suitable for demanding marine environments.

Configuration, calibration and diagnostics of connected sensors are performed via the H5000 system web interface. You can access it from a web browser on a computer, tablet or smartphone connected to your boat's network.

You can connect a wide range of sensors, for example:

Rudder angle sensorsMast rotation sensorsLoad cellsPotentiometersVane anemometers with analog outputSpeed sensors with pulse output

The module’s typical power consumption is 0.6 Watts, equivalent to a 50 mA load at 12V. On the NMEA 2000 network, this equals 1 LEN (Load Equivalency Number).

The module has the following dimensions: 61 mm (width) x 131 mm (height) x 45 mm (depth). Its weight is 0.17 kg.

The H5000 analog expander operates on a 12V DC supply provided by the NMEA 2000 network. The acceptable operating range is 10 to 16V DC.

The module uses a standard NMEA 2000 Micro-C port to connect to your instrument system's main network.

The analog extension is specifically designed to interface with sensors that output voltage signals (0-5V) or pulse signals. The serial extension, on the other hand, is used to connect devices that communicate via serial data protocols, such as NMEA 0183.

Yes, the H5000 analog extension requires connection to an H5000 central processor (CPU). The CPU processes the data sent by the module and makes it available to the rest of the system.

You can install the module anywhere along the backbone (spine) of your NMEA 2000 network, provided it is in a protected and accessible location for sensor connections.

Yes, the H5000 analog extension is compliant with IEC/EN 60945, which specifies requirements for maritime navigation and radiocommunication equipment.

The module converts analog and pulse signals into digital data. This data is then transmitted via the CAN-bus network, NMEA 2000 compatible, to the H5000 central processor which distributes it to displays and other system devices.

Yes, via the H5000's web configuration interface, inputs can be assigned to predefined functions (such as 'Rudder Angle') or given custom names defined by the user for maximum flexibility.