MasterBus NMEA 2000 liides

Mastervolt’s MasterBus NMEA 2000 interface is a bidirectional gateway designed to enable communication between the proprietary MasterBus network and the NMEA 2000® industry standard. It facilitates data exchange between Mastervolt energy management systems and NMEA 2000-compatible navigation or propulsion equipment.

The dimensions of the MasterBus NMEA 2000 interface are 66 x 78 x 32 mm (Height x Width x Depth).

The MasterBus NMEA 2000 interface has an IP21 ingress protection rating.

The interface menu is available in several languages, including:

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Yes, the MasterBus NMEA 2000 interface is NMEA 2000® certified.

The MasterBus NMEA 2000 interface has a current consumption of less than 40 mA.

The interface displays various NMEA 2000 data from the MasterBus network, including:

GPS position data (longitude, latitude, time, date)Navigation data (waypoint, distance, bearing, ETA)Speed and heading (over ground, through water)Environmental data (water temperature, wind speed and angle, wind direction)Engine parameters (RPM, oil pressure, water temperature, gear direction, engine battery voltage)Rudder angle

The interface allows transferring MasterBus data to the NMEA 2000 network, including:

Detailed battery DC status (state of charge, state of health, remaining time)
Charger status (charge mode, operating state)
Inverter status (operating state)
Tank fluid levels
Binary switch information
Battery, charger, and inverter configuration data
Specific PGNs (Parameter Group Numbers) are supported for this exchange.

Yes, the MasterBus NMEA 2000 interface is designed for interoperability. It enables seamless integration of Mastervolt systems with navigation and propulsion equipment from various brands compatible with NMEA 2000, such as B&G, Garmin, or Raymarine, thanks to the NMEA 2000® standard.

The MasterBus NMEA 2000 interface can display data from up to five distinct engine instances (engine 1 to engine 5). These instances can be named for clear identification.

No, a single MasterBus NMEA 2000 interface can only display one AC instance. If you need to display multiple AC instances, additional interfaces will be required.

The MasterBus NMEA 2000 interface package includes:

The MasterBus NMEA 2000 interfaceA NMEA 2000 cableA MasterBus cableA MasterBus terminatorThe user manual

The interface is configured via the MasterBus network, in the "Configuration" tab. This can be done using a MasterView display or via the MasterView System software installed on a PC.

Yes, the MasterBus NMEA 2000 interface is designed for mounting on a 30 mm (1.2 inch) DIN rail.

The interface connects to MasterBus and NMEA 2000 networks via dedicated ports. NMEA connections are labeled NET-H, NET-L, and NET-C. A communication LED is also present for both networks.

No, the interface does not require an external power supply via MasterBus. Its current consumption is less than 40 mA and its NMEA 2000® LEN (Load Equivalency Number) is 0, meaning it is powered by the NMEA 2000 network itself.

Yes, to use MasterBus data on the NMEA 2000 network, you must define the addresses of the desired variables for both networks (MasterBus and NMEA) in the configuration screen. This advanced setup requires a connection as an installer.

The standard warranty period for the MasterBus NMEA 2000 interface is two years from the date of purchase.

The warranty may become null and void if you fail to comply with the regulations, instructions, and provisions specified in the product’s user manual.