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-====== 6010 Ethernet to HDMI Adaptor ======
+====== 6010 Ethernet To HDMI Adaptor ======
 ====== General ======
 ===== Introduction =====
+The Oceanic Systems 6010 Ethernet to HDMI Adaptor is designed for use with the 5180 Poseidon System Unit and the 5165 Poseidon Max System Unit and allows you to use any HDMI & USB Touchscreen as a remote screen for the Poseidon Software.
-The 6010 Ethernet to HDMI Adaptor is a
+Offering a simple plug-and-play setup, the 6010 connects to the same ethernet network as the Poseidon System Unit, and is able to auto-configure to any display size and automatically connect to the Poseidon Software.
 ===== Product Features =====
-  *
+  * DIN Rail Mounted
+  * Wide input voltage range of 9-32V
+  * Minimal set-up required
+  * Compatible with all Oceanic Systems Display Solutions
+  * No configuration required
 ====== Installation ======
 ===== Unpacking the box =====
 In the box you will find:
-  * The 5185 Poseidon Integrated Display
+  * 6010 Ethernet To HDMI Adaptor
-  * 2 mounting brackets, with 2 screws and 2 washers, attached to the 5185
+  * Micro HDMI to HDMI Cable
-  * Integrated Power and NMEA2000 cable
-  * Silicon Rubber Sun Cover
   * This Manual
 ===== Choosing a mounting location =====
-The Poseidon Integrated 7" Display is water resistant to IP66 which means it is protected from dirt and dust and water splashes from all directions. The unit may be surface mounted, flush mounted or trunnion bracket mounted inside or outside the vessel.
+The 6010 is designed for use with a DIN rail and should be mounted in a dry, cool location a maximum of 10 metres from the display that it is intended to drive.
+The unit should not be exposed to direct sunlight.
-The unit has cast aluminium cooling fins on its rear surface which must be kept well ventilated, so the unit is kept cool.
-Direct sunlight on the front of the unit will cause a considerable increase in the display temperature so the mounting position should be chosen to reduce this additional heat.
-There is an optional Sunshade cover available that will help deflect some of the suns direct rays to improve readability and reduce the heat from the sun.
-At the rear of the unit are four cable connection points. In normal use the CAN cable connection to the NMEA2000 network and the power cable will normally be connected. The USB and Ethernet connectors will normally just have watertight caps.
-There are two other connections which are the USB connection that is used for software updates and an Ethernet connection for later options. Both connections should be left with their watertight caps installed unless they are to be used.
-Be sure to allow sufficient clearance for cable bends to protect the unit from cable strains.
-The position of the Digital Display should be chosen as close to a right angle to the eye as possible considering if the display is to be used from a seated or standing position. Consideration should also be given to reflection of sunlight etc in its mounting position, so the best position compromise is achieved. The unit can be either surface mounted or trunnion mounted onto a suitable surface.
-===== Connecting the Poseidon Integrated 7" Display =====
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-==== NMEA2000 Network Connection ====
-The NMEA2000 Network connection is made available via a standard M12 Micro C Male connector available as a tail from the Combined NMEA and Power Cable. It is important that this connection is made securely to maintain watertight integrity.
+===== Connecting the 6010 Ethernet To HDMI Adaptor =====
+The 6010 Ethernet to HDMI has 4 connections that need to be made in order to use the unit:
+==== Ethernet Connection ====
+The unit should be connected via CAT5 Ethernet cable to the same network as the Poseidon System unit.
+==== HDMI Connection ====
+The unit should be connected to the display using the included Micro HDMI to HDMI Cable. The micro HDMI cable should connect to the 6010 at the port marked HDMI on the front label. The full-size HDMI cable should connect to the display to be driven.
+==== USB Connection ====
+Any USB port on the 6010 can be used to connect the 6010 to the USB connection on the Display. Please refer to your display documentation for information on how to connect it to a USB cable.
 ==== Power Connection ====
-The Poseidon Integrated 7" Display comes with a combined NMEA2000 and one metre length two core power cable with a waterproof plug at the display end. This should be connected securely to the display to maintain a watertight connection. The other end of the cable should be connected to a suitable fused and switched power source as follows:
+The 6010 includes a 1-metre tail for connecting the unit to a 9-32V DC power supply. It is recommended that this power supply is ground referenced the same as the display that it is to be connected to.
-  * Red to +12/24 Volts
+It is recommended to connect the 6010 to a switchable power supply as the 6010 does not have on/off power control.
-  * Black to 0 Volts
+The 6010 has an internal resettable fuse, so an external fuse is not required.
-==== USB Connection ====
+Once all connections are made, please ensure to securely retain all cables appropriately so that they do not work loose under vibration.
-The USB connector has a watertight cap that should remain fitted when the port is not in use.
-==== Ethernet Connection ====
-The Ethernet connector has a watertight cap that should remain fitted when the port is not in use.
 ===== Operation =====
-==== Turning the display on / off ====
+==== Turning the unit on / off ====
-The unit is powered on directly from the power source that the power cable is connected to. There is no on/off switch on the display. Ensure that this is switched to the ignition circuit, so it is powered off when the engine is not in use.
+When the power supply to the 6010 is available, the 6010 will automatically turn on. You do not need to shut the unit down manually before switching the power off.
-When power is applied there is a 20 second delay before the screen will turn on.
 ==== First use ====
-On first power on of the device, you will observe a loading screen and then a language selection. Please select the language required. It can be changed at a later time.
+**Please ensure that your router has broadcast enabled and that the Poseidon System has a static IP before proceeding.**
-==== Adjusting the display brightness ====
+When turning the 6010 on, you will see a message that the unit is searching for the Poseidon system. This process is automatic.
-On the right hand side of the top of the display screen is a small brightness icon which will control the whole display brightness. Touching that icon displays a vertical brightness slider with a button. Sliding the button downwards will dim the display and sliding it upwards will brighten the display. When you remove your finger, the slider will disappear. The value is stored and will be the brightness set on next restart.
-==== System Settings ====
+After the Poseidon system has been found, you will be prompted to enter a PIN number. This is the Administrator PIN of the Poseidon System and defaults to 1111.
-To access the system settings, the unit will need to be first unlocked. Press the padlock in the top left corner and enter the default PIN "1111" and press the enter button on screen. If the PIN has been changed and can not be remembered please contact Oceanic Systems.
+  * Enter the pin, and press accept. You will now be asked to name the device and select the screen to connect
+  * Name the device according to the device location, for example, "Aft Display"
+  * Select the page set to display, for new / unconfigured systems this will default to "MAIN"
+  * Press accept
-Once the device has been unlocked you will notice that the top bar now has additional icons. Select the 'Cog' to go to the systems settings menu.
+If your router does not support broadcast, the auto-configuration will not work and there is an alternate method to configure the 6010.
-== System About ==
-From here, you can find the software version and view devices on the network using the Device List.
-== Tank Setup ==
-Here you can volume calibrate compatible Oceanic Systems Fluid Senders.
-==  System Settings ==
-In this menu you can select the default units, system colour scheme and system language.
-== Limit Alarms ==
-Using this menu you can create High / Low alarms activated from any NMEA2000 data.
-==== Adding Widgets ====
+To manually configure the 6010, create a text document named "IP" (Note, no .txt extension).
-This section assumes that the device is unlocked. Please see **System Settings**.
-From the top menu bar select the 'Plus' icon. A pop up will appear where you can select a variety of widgets. Select the desired widget by tapping it, then select 'save and close'.
+In this file enter the IP address of the Poseidon System, for example:
+<code>192.168.16.200</code>
+Then, save this file to a USB memory stick on the root folder (ie. E:/) and insert it into the 6010.
+The 6010 will now load the Poseidon System Page and you can remove the USB from the 6010.
-The widget will have now appeared on the screen. You can resize it by dragging the bottom right corner, move it by dragging the centre and change it's settings by tapping on the top left of the widget marked with a 'cog'.
-From the widget settings menu you can select the relevant PGN and fields to display information.
-Multiplier will divide the received value, for example if you have an RPM of 3200 and a multiplier of 100, the value will read 32.
-Round to will round the final value to the denomination entered, for example if you have a RPM of 4262 and a round to of 100, the value will read 4300.
-==== Adding Pages ====
-Pages can be managed by selecting the 'Pages' icon on the top bar. From here you can add, edit and delete pages. They can also be changed in order as they appear on the bottom menu bar by dragging them left and right.
 ===== Maintenance =====
-Regular maintenance is important to ensure continued proper operation and reliability of the Poseidon Integrated 7" Display. Please perform the following tasks periodically:
+Regular maintenance is important to ensure the continued proper operation and reliability of the 6010 Ethernet to HDMI Adaptor. Please perform the following tasks periodically:
-  * Clean the unit with a soft cloth and warm fresh water to remove any salt or dirt build-up. Do NOT use any chemical cleaners or Acetone as these can damage the finished surface and seals. Do NOT spray any cleaning liquids directly onto the Digital Display. Do NOT spray the unit with a pressure washer that may damage the watertight sealing.
+  * Clean the unit with a soft, dry cloth. Do NOT use any chemical cleaners or Acetone as these can damage the finished surface. Do not spray any cleaning liquids or water onto the unit.
-  * Ensure that the cable connections and the other connector covers are all securely tightened to maintain the watertightness of the display.
+  * Ensure that the cable connections are all securely fitted and appropriately retained.
-  * Ensure that the mounting brackets or the Trunnion bracket is secure and tighten if found loose.
+  * Ensure that the mounting bracket is secure on the DIN rail, and reposition if loose.
-  * Ensure the cables to the display are not chafing any sharp edges and remain watertight, secure and un-damaged.
+  * Ensure the cables to the display are not chafing any sharp edges and remain secure and un-damaged.
-  * Always replace the silicon rubber sun cover when the unit is not in use.
 ===== Troubleshooting =====
 If the unit fails to power on then check:
-  * The power cable connection in the rear of the display is securely inserted and twisted to its locked position
   * The power feed to that cable is switched on and the fuse to that circuit is not blown
   * That the power cable is undamaged.
-If the unit powers on but does not show the correct data, then check:
+If the unit powers on but does not show anything on the connected display, then check:
-  * The NMEA2000 cable connection on the rear of the unit is securely seated and screwed up hand tight.
+  * That the Micro HDMI and HDMI ends of the display cable are both connected correctly and is not damaged
-  * The NMEA2000 cable connection is securely seated and screwed up hand tight to a Tee connector on the NMEA2000 network.
+If the unit does not respond to the touch screen events, then check:
-  * That no pins in these connections have been damaged and crushed internally
+  * That the USB cable is connected correctly and is not damaged
+If the unit is unable to find the Poseidon System ensure:
+  * That the Poseidon System is turned on, and connected to the ethernet network
+  * That the router is turned on and broadcast is enabled
+  * That the ethernet cabling is correct, and all switches on the ethernet network are powered and functioning correctly
 If these steps do not solve your problem then contact Oceanic for technical support.
+//**Warning: There are NO user-serviceable components inside the Ethernet to HDMI Adaptor. Opening the unit will expose sensitive electronics components to adverse environmental conditions that may render the unit inoperative and will VOID the warranty. If service is required, please return the unit to Oceanic Systems.**//
-//**Warning: There are NO user-serviceable components inside the Poseidon Integrated 7" Display. Opening the display will expose sensitive electronics components to adverse environmental conditions that may render the unit inoperative and will VOID the warranty. If service is required, please return the unit to Oceanic Systems.**//
 ===== Technical Specification =====
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 ^Parameter^Value^Comment|
-|Operating Voltage|9 to 32 Volts| |
+|Operating Voltage|9 to 32| Volts (DC) |
-|Power Consumption|300mA @ 24V|Average Operating|
+|Power Consumption|200mA @ 24V|Average Operating|
-|CAN Operating Voltage|9 to 32 Volts| |
+|Power Consumption|400mA @ 24V|Maximum Operating|
-|Load Equivalence Number|1|LEN|
+|Overall Dimensions|90(w) 106.2(h) 32.2(d)|mm|
-|Display Size|7"|Diagonal|
-|Display Resolution|1920 x 1200|pixels|
-|Display Brightness|1000 nits|Optically Bonded|
-|Contrast Ratio|900:1||
-|Viewing Angle|85/85/85/85|Degrees|
-|Overall Dimensions|129x186x44|mm|
 ==== Certifications ====
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 |FCC|Part 15B Class A|
 |CE|CE Marked|
-|NMEA2000|Version 2.101|
 ==== Environmental ====
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 |Operating Temperature|-25°C to 55°C|
 |Storage Temperature|-30°C to 60°C|
-|Degree of Protection|IP66|
+|Degree of Protection|IP40|