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--- venus-os:mfd-furuno [2023-04-13 13:16] – [6. NMEA 2000] mvader
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 ====== Furuno MFD Integration ======
-===== 1. Introduction =====
+Moved to: https://www.victronenergy.com/media/pg/Cerbo_GX/en/marine-mfd-integration-by-app.html#UUID-0e93850d-da2f-8bd9-9ce6-cc2546605459
-This document explains how to connect to Furuno MFDs using an Ethernet connection.
-Make sure to also study the [[https://www.victronenergy.com/live/ccgx:start#marine_mfd_integration_by_app|Marine MFD Integration by App chapter in the manual]].
-Note that there is an alternative method to connect, which is NMEA2000. See the [[https://www.victronenergy.com/live/ccgx:start#marine_mfd_integration_by_nmea_2000|NMEA2000 chapter in the main manual]]. Currently Furuno MFDs only have support for fluid level PGNs sent out by Victron equipment.
-===== 2. Compatibility =====
-The MFD integration is compatible with the following Furuno MFDs:
-  * NavNet TZtouch3 TZT12F
-  * NavNet TZtouch3 TZT16F
-  * NavNet TZtouch3 TZT19F
-  * Navnet TZtouch2 TZT2BB Black box
-  * NavNet TZtouchXL TZT22X
-  * NavNet TZtouchXL TZT24X
-NavNet TZtouch3 MFDs need at least software version v1.08. The Navnet TZtouch2 TZT2BB needs at least software version v7.01.
-Note that the Navnet TZtouch2 TZT**L** models are **not** supported.
-From Victron side, all GX devices (Cerbo GX, CCGX, Venus GX, and so forth) can be used and are compatible. For details on detailed product compatibility with regarding to inverter/chargers and other components, see the [[https://www.victronenergy.com/live/ccgx:start#marine_mfd_integration_by_app|main Marine MFD App chapter in the GX Manual]].
-===== 3. Wiring =====
-The Furuno device needs to be connected to the [[venus-os:start|GX device]] using Ethernet. Its not possible to connect over WiFi. For the Ethernet connection, a standard Ethernet cable can be used. The GX device can either be connected directly to the MFD or through a network router/switch.
-===== 4. Configuration =====
-==== 4.1 Ethernet configuration ====
-On the Victron GX Device, make sure that the Ethernet cable is connected and go to //Settings -> Ethernet//, and set the following configuration:
-^ Setting          ^ Value                                                   ^
-| IP Configuration | Manual                                                  |
-| IP address       | 172.31.201.12                                           |
-| Netmask          | 255.255.0.0                                             |
-| Gateway          | 0.0.0.0 or the IP address of the router in your network |
-| DNS server       | 0.0.0.0 or the IP address of the router in your network |
-{{:venus-os:furuno-ip-config.png?400|}}
-It is possible to connect a router to the same LAN; and that way connect the GX Device to the internet. Make sure the //Gateway// and //DNS Server// settings of the GX are set to the IP address of the router, and that the router has its LAN IP addressing configured in the same subnet.
-:!: It is not possible to use a [[https://www.victronenergy.com/accessories/gx-gsm|GX GSM]].
-==== 4.2 Services configuration ====
-On the Victron GX Device, go to //Settings -> Services//, and there enable both //MQTT on LAN (SSL)// and //MQTT on LAN (Plaintext)//.
-{{:venus-os:venus-html5-mqtt.png?400|}}
-Next, go to Menu → Settings → System Setup → Battery Measurements. And there set up what batteries you want to see on the MFD; and by what name.
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-===== 5. Configuring Multiple Battery Monitors =====
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-===== 6. NMEA 2000 =====
-The MFD can also be connected to the Victron system using NMEA 2000, see the [[ve.can:nmea-2000:start|]].
-This chapter documents the specifics when displaying Victron NMEA 2000 information on a Furuno MFDs. Note that this is not meant to be an extensive guide. Its the simple result of our R&D checking everything on a Furuno MFD. The functionality is (mostly) dictated by Furuno software and may therefore also change and improve when Furuno company changes their software.
-The MFD can be configured easily to display the data from the GX device. To display tank data, there is no need to change any instance. \\
-In order to properly display battery/DC data from Victron equipment, you need to change the data instances of the PGNs that are sent out. See here for how to do that: [[https://www.victronenergy.com/live/ve.can:changing_nmea2000_instances|Changing NMEA2000 Instances]], section Data instances.
-To view NMEA 2000 devices on the MFD, go to //Settings > Initial Setup > Data Aquisition > Sensor List//. Here you can view basic information and change device instances and custom names.
-The following Victron PGNs are supported:
-  * 127505 - Fluid level (tanks)
-  * 127506 - DC Detailed Status (limited support); State-of-charge, Time-to-go <sup>(1)</sup>
-  * 127508 - Battery Status (limited support); Voltage, Current <sup>(1, 2)</sup>
-**Notes**
-  - The tested Furuno MFD firmware supports a maximum of 4 batteries, no more
-  - Due to a bug in the MFD firmware, a negative battery current (ie. when discharging) is shown as ''- - -'' (three dashes)