Apollo Wired Remote Control With Ethernet

List of NMEA 2000 PGNs supported:

• 127250 - Vessel Heading [Magnetic Heading, Correction, Deviation]
• 128259 - Speed Water Referenced [Speed Water, Speed Ground]
• 128267 - Water Depth [Depth At Transducer, Transducer Offset]
• 129025 - Position Rapid Update [Latitude, Longitude]
• 129026 - COG & SOG Rapid Update
• 129029 - GNSS Position Data [Date, Time, Latitude, Longitude, Altitude]
• 129284 - Navigation Data [ETA]
• 130306 - Wind Data [Speed, Direction, Reference]
• 130310 - Environmental Parameters (Deprecated) [Temperature Instance, Humidity Instance, Temperature, Humidity, Atmospheric Pressure)
• 130312 - Temperature [Instance, Source, Actual]
• 130314 - Actual Pressure
• 130577 - Direction Data [Course Over Ground, Speed Over Ground, Heading, Speed Through Water]

Please update the software of your NRX300 remote. Simply turn on the remote and connected stereo and then go to Settings>Update>MS-NRX300 to allow the remote to update. We recommend that before doing this, you also ensure your stereo is running the latest software version.

The NRX300 has an optically bonded screen which means it is more resistant to water/salt etc. and now matches the appearance of Fusion's new headunits. The functions are still the same.

Ensure NRX power is 'enabled' in the Settings menu if you are powering the remote from your stereo.

Refer to the Installation Instructions to ensure the NMEA wiring is correct and inspect all connections on the network.

Connection options to power the MS-NRX300 NMEA2000 remote control

Depending on which Fusion stereo you have, there are several ways to power the remote:

1. Via an existing powered NMEA2000 network - this is when you simply use a NMEA2000 tee to connect a drop cable from the remote to the network and be visible to compatible Fusion stereos on the network. This also allows the stereo to be controlled by partnered Multi-Function Displays that support the Fusion-Link protocol on the same network.
2. A Fusion remote control network powered from the stereo - this is enabled from the settings menu on compatible Fusion stereos. The required wiring is supplied with the remote.
3. A Fusion remote control network powered from a 12V supply - this requires a NMEA power cable (Fusion PN: CAB-000541) to build a network (see diagram below)

The remote control supplied with the MS-BB100 must be connected for the system to function correctly.

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".

Go to the settings menu and select 'set device name'. Enter the name and press 'play' to save. This is very useful when you have multiple stereos on the network, as well as for Bluetooth pairing.

Go to the settings menu and select “stereo”, then select the stereo from the list of Fusion stereos on the network.

The NRX300 Remote is rated LEN:3

Press the power on/off button (short press). Press again to unmute.

The remote software is embedded in the Fusion head unit software. In the settings menu select 'update' and then select 'NRX300'. The remote (or remotes) that are connected and powered on will be updated and the progress will be displayed on both the head unit and remote. Do not remove power during this operation as it can cause the remote to become non operational.

Whilst in NMEA mode simply press the source button to cycle supported available devices on the network.

Simply press and hold the source button until the NMEA screen is displayed . To return to the Audio mode simply press the menu button.