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The MADINTEC radio receiver is a key component of the MADBrain autopilot system. It is designed to receive signals emitted by the MADRemote Emitter wireless pilot remote control, enabling remote control of the autopilot.

Yes, the product is a "radio receiver with remote antenna", meaning the antenna is included and designed to be installed separately to optimize signal reception.

The MADINTEC radio receiver weighs 0.664 kg.

Yes, the components of the MADBrain Autopilot system, which includes this radio receiver, are indicated as "Made in France".

The price of the MADINTEC radio receiver with remote antenna is €685.

This radio receiver is specifically designed to work with the MADINTEC MADRemote Emitter wireless autopilot remote control.

No, the MADRemote Receiver radio receiver is listed as an option and is not included in the MADBrain Autopilot basic pack. The basic pack includes other essential modules required for autopilot operation.

The radio receiver connects to the MADBrain system via the MADINTEC CAN bus, as shown in the system integration diagram.

Yes, for the commands received by the receiver to be processed and executed by the autopilot, the MADDigital command acquisition module, included in the MADBrain Autopilot pack, is required.

The remote antenna must be installed in an unobstructed location, away from metal obstacles or sources of electromagnetic interference, to ensure optimal and reliable reception of the wireless remote control signals.

The MADINTEC radio receiver is specifically designed to integrate with the MADBrain autopilot system. Compatibility with autopilots from other brands is not specified.

Although the MADBrain Autopilot system as a whole is described as "plug & play via CAN bus" for certain sensors and displays, installing the radio receiver requires connecting it to the MADINTEC CAN bus and integrating it with the MADDigital module. This is a specific installation for the MADINTEC system.

The main function of the remote antenna is to optimize the range and reliability of the reception of radio signals transmitted by the wireless remote control, by allowing its positioning in a location offering the best possible coverage.

The radio receiver is powered via the MADINTEC CAN bus to which it is connected. This bus is itself powered by the boat's electrical system, managed by the MADController power unit.

Although the document does not provide a specific IP rating for the receiver, MADINTEC marine electronic equipment is generally designed to withstand demanding marine environmental conditions, including humidity and water spray.

The MADBrain Autopilot system, which includes this receiver, benefits from continuous software "evolution through updates." This means that components, including the receiver, can receive updates to improve their functionality or performance.

The document does not list any specific installation accessories for the radio receiver. Standard marine equipment mounts are likely to be used, along with wiring for connection to the MADINTEC CAN bus.

No, the radio receiver is specifically designed for the MADRemote Emitter wireless remote. The MADRemote Wired wired remote connects directly to the MADDigital command acquisition module and does not require a radio receiver.

The radio receiver transmits commands from the remote control to the system. The "automatic sensor failure management" is a feature of the advanced MADBrain Autopilot steering software, which is the central processor, and not a direct function of the receiver itself.

The MADINTEC radio receiver with remote antenna, also known as the MADRemote Receiver, is an essential optional component for using a wireless autopilot remote control. It receives signals from the wireless remote control (MADRemote Emitter) and transmits them to the MADBrain Autopilot system, enabling you to control your autopilot remotely and without cables.