MS-AV700
Marine DVD Stereo




MS-AV700
If your marine stereo is using FUSION-Link to connect to a MFD (Multi-Function-Display) please check with your MFD manufacturer to ensure that their software is compatible with Release 3360. If the software on the MFD is not compatible with this release your marine stereo or the MFD may not operate correctly. In this case, please ensure that your stereo uses Release 2785.
Release 1.0.2785
• Current Factory Software (recommended for customers utilizing a FUSION-Link MFD which is currently incompatible with software update 1.1.3360)
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To resolve this issue, delete the Fusion-Link app from your device and then reinstall it.
Sorry, only Apple devices have the capability to navigate media libraries over Bluetooth.
Over-the-air software updates are only available for the Apollo Series. All other Fusion stereos require a USB stick loaded with an update folder connected to the stereo to perform an update. "Error" will display if there is no USB device connected, the USB device is not formatted correctly, or if the file is not in a folder named "update".
The first thing to check is that you are connected to the correct wireless network for the stereo. Once you have confirmed this, close the app on the device and restart it (consult the manufacturer's website for instructions on restarting). If this fails, check that you have a valid IP address on the stereo and follow the instructions in the tech support item: "My Fusion-link wireless remote Application will not connect to my 700 series stereo."
The first thing to check is that the 700 Series is displaying a valid IP address on the 'about' screen. Select the 'settings' menu, then 'about' to confirm. If the display is "IPNone", the router is either not a compatible DHCP product or is not configured correctly. If the IP address starts with the prefix 169, it is not valid, as this is a default address when the router is not sending a DHCP generated IP address or is configured incorrectly. Please review the router's instruction manual or contact the manufacturer's website for technical help.
Current consumption of Fusion marine stereos:
Fusion stereos have a standard voltage rating of 10.8V to 16V DC unless otherwise stated.
All figures are for individual head units only, not a system. Numbers can be added together to calculate the system current consumption.
Amplifiers will contribute significantly higher current consumptions.
All marine stereos with 4 amplified speaker outputs have been tested with 4 speakers attached and no USB devices connected.
All measurements are average, so measurements on other production stereos may vary. Values are subject to change without notification.
If you're new to FUSION or an infrequent user, this video will give you all the guidance you need to operate and get the most from your FUSION Marine Stereo.
This allows you to disable the internal Class D amplifiers when the RCA pre amp line outs are used for zone one and two and the speaker outputs are not required. This will reduce current consumption and heat produced, resulting in longer battery life whilst listening to your stereo.
We have found that some customers have the “alarm feature “of the 700 series enabled inadvertently. Simply go to the settings menu and deselect the alarm feature to resolve the issue.
Fusion stereos have a power state recall feature, which means that when you disable or disconnect the 12V power from the unit it will resume in that state when the 12V power supply is resumed. The stereo will go through a boot up phase much like a smart phone or computer does first, then it will either go into standby mode or become active (dependent on the state when power was removed).
FUSION has identified an issue with the current SiriusXM connector utilized on the FUSION 700 Series Marine Entertainment Systems. The connector on the MS-IP700 or MS-AV700 is not compatible with the SiriusXM tuner. FUSION has created an interface adapter that will correct this problem. Do not attempt to connect the SiriusXM tuner to your marine stereo without using this new interface adapter as it can cause physical damage and void the warranty of the SiriusXM tuner.
There are two main types of Antenna supplied for FM/AM reception in a marine environment.
The first is a "Ground Dependent" Antenna. This is designed to be used where the antenna base is in contact with a metal surface such as steel or aluminium that has a surface area of 0.5m² or greater. This is a ground plane and the antenna depends on it for reception signal strength, so if it is fitted on a vessel without this, you will get very poor reception.
The second is a "Ground Independent" antenna. This is suitable for non-metal vessels and where a ground plane is not required.
Ensuring you have the correct type of antenna for your vessel is something that is sometimes missed as it is not well advertised.
VHF splitters are another option, however we do not recommend them for metal vessels, as you will be relying on the short wire run from the stereo to the splitter which is generally inside the vessel, making reception limited.
To wire two 4 Ohm speakers in parallel, to present a 2 Ohm load per channel to a Fusion Class-D 2 Ohm stable stereo, simply follow the below diagram showing the Positive terminals from each speaker connected to each other and the same with the Negative terminals. When this is done, connect the Positive and Negative wires from the closest speaker to the Stereo.
Compatible Fusion Stereos:
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The NMEA Technology award winning 700 Series is the most advanced marine entertainment system in the world. Representing the perfect mix of innovation, functionality and simplicity. Purpose built for the marine environment, designed and engineered to ‘True-Marine™’ standard in New Zealand for an unbeatable marine entertainment experience.
Sources - AM / FM / VHF / USB / AUX / DVD / CD / iPod / iPhone / MTP / SiriusXM-Ready (USA only) Requires additional Sirius Connect Vehicle Tuner
Features
Encased in a fully sealed electrically isolated aluminium chassis, the 700 Series has undergone and passed vigorous marine environmental testing and is rated IPx5 water resistant, supported by a 3 Year True-Marine™ Warranty
Auxiliary in | Yes |
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Display | 2.7” Colour TFT LCD |
Line Out | 4 x stereo, 4 x subwoofer |
Media | AM / FM Tuner, VHF Receiver, DVD / CD Player, Sirius XM Radio Ready (USA only) |
Power | Class-D 70 Watts x 4 (max) |
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