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+====== Programming Instructions ======
+**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 **
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+**CAN Network power connection**
+**Connect the J1939 to NMEA2000 adapter to the CAN network power source using the CAN connector**
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+**Open MPLAB IPE**
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+**Now configure MPLAB IPE to the correct settings for interfacing with the J1939 to NMEA2000 adaptor**
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+**Ensure the values are correct then press connect**
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+**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**
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+**
+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**
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+**
+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.
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+====== Testing Procedure======
+Select the test equipment from the shelf
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+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.
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+Image with all 3 cables connected below.
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+See pic below for program.
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+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.
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+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.
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+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.
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+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.
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+This can now be packed into its box with sleeve and QC label.