Maretron N2kmeter01 N2k Diagnostic Meter

Maretron N2kmeter01 N2k Diagnostic MeterN2KMeter NMEA 2000Diagnostic Tool The N2KMeter is a diagnostic tool for NMEA 2000 networks that allows users to validate NMEA 2000 network compatibility and operations during installation of a device or complete system, and diagnose possible network flaws or failures that occur on an operational network. Cut troubleshooting time from hours to seconds, by effectively identifying and diagnosing network problems. N2KMeter provides the detailed technical

N2KMeter - NMEA 2000®Diagnostic Tool
The N2KMeter is a diagnostic tool for NMEA 2000® networks that allows users to validate NMEA 2000® network compatibility and operations during installation of a device or complete system, and diagnose possible network flaws or failures that occur on an operational network.

Cut troubleshooting time from hours to seconds, by effectively identifying and diagnosing network problems. N2KMeter provides the detailed technical information an NMEA 2000® troubleshooting expert needs, yet it simplifies and summarizes, allowing an NMEA 2000® novice to effectively identify and diagnose network problems. Battery-powered operation allows a novice user to save readings for experts to analyze later, off the boat.

N2KMeter uses a patented integrated intelligence technique to summarize multiple NMEA 2000® network operational variables into a single health index. To a service technician, it's a "guru-in-a-box", providing a detailed reading of network performance.

It summarizes NMEA 2000® network health by displaying a happy face icon, indicating a healthy network; a sad face, indicating a serious problem; or a neutral face, indicating nominal performance (a good indication to repair things before they actually fail). N2KMeter then walks the user through each fault condition and its source, or it can record key operating parameters for offline review.

Detects:

• Opens and shorts
• Incorrect topology
• Bad nodes
• Bad termination
• Improper shield connection
• Intermittent problems
• Excessive scan rate
• Common mode voltage