Tools: 5mm long drive socket + driver, T10 Torx security bit, 17mm spanner.

J1939 to NMEA 2000 Flashing Guide. MPLAB ICD 3 Connection

Connect the J1939 to NMEA2000 adapter RJ-11 jack to the MPLAB ICD 3 RJ11 connector

CAN Network power connection

Connect the J1939 to NMEA2000 adapter to the CAN network power source using the CAN connector

Open MPLAB IPE

Now configure MPLAB IPE to the correct settings for interfacing with the J1939 to NMEA2000 adaptor

Ensure the values are correct then press connect

Then select the Hex file you wish to load by clicking the browse button

This dialogue should then appear to enable you to select a Hex file for programming

The location of the Hex files for this particular product is located in S:\Code\Production\3185 J1939 to NMEA2000 Adaptor Double check that you have selected the correct Hex file and it has been loaded successfully

Once you are satisfied the correct Hex file has been selected and loaded successfully you can then proceed to program the J1939 to NMEA2000 adaptor. Press the Program button

Keep an eye on the console output window for feedback on how the programming procedure is running. At the end of the programming procedure you will be greeted with a Programming/Verify complete message.

You can again verify what has been programmed by pressing the verify button

Once MPLAB IPE has verified the programmed hex you will be greeted with a message in the output console

**At this point programming and verification on this device (J1939 to NMEA2000 adaptor) is now complete you may now disconnect the CAN power connector and the MPLAB ICD 3 RJ-11 connector.

Select the test equipment from the shelf

Get this test equipment from the shelf Using test lead, fit 3x wires White / black / blue

Connect the J1939 simulator Note –you will require 3 cables from the network to do the test,

Once this is connected, the green LED will also flash rapidly.

Image with all 3 cables connected below.

See pic below for program.

Check all instances again

Check the up / down buttons, as long as the values change the unit is ok.

This completed programming and test.

Add 4x 200943 spacers to existing studs in metalwork.

Place the board 10262 in to the housing. Remove the rubber grommet and nut from PL1.

Screw 201485 onto studs using the 5mm long socket securing the board to the housing. Taking time to align the two switches with the top cover.

Place the rear cover 201030 on to the unit and screw down using screw 201074 making sure the countersunk holes are facing outwards towards you.

Once the backing plate is secured, place the Oceanic Systems product description and serial number sticker onto the unit side panel square and central as shown.

This can now be packed into its box with sleeve and QC label.