Suzuki Engine Interface Sensor Installation Instructions

About this manual

The Suzuki Engine Interface sensor converts engine data into NMEA 2000 format and connects to the boat's network via black Devicenet connectors. The guide explains the required tools, wiring, and network topology needed for proper installation.

Step‑by‑step instructions cover mounting the sensor, routing cables, attaching the interface and trim connectors, and configuring the device through the gauge menu, including fuel warnings and reset functions.

What's inside

• Tools and Supplies
• Installation
• Network Connection
• Connecting to a NMEA 2000 Network
• Network Nodes
• Adding a Network Node
• Suzuki Engine Interface Configuration
• Fuel Warning
• Reset Values
• Service and Dealer Information

Specifications

Frequently asked questions

How many Suzuki Engine Interface sensors can be installed on a vessel?

You can install up to three Suzuki Engine Interface sensors, one for each engine.

What tools are needed to install the sensor?

Only the AT connector is required, along with the supplied extension cable, T connector, and terminators.

How do you set a fuel warning on the interface?

Select Fuel Warning in the System Setup menu, choose Low or High level, and set the desired percentage.

What should be avoided when routing the sensor cable?

The cable must not contact moving parts or hot engine components and should have enough slack for engine movement.