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Today we are going to be adding a NEMA 2000 Garmin through hole temp sensor
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This is pretty simple here. It's just a temp sensor like this, and this thing just hooks up to NEMA 2000
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Got a cable here, and this thing right here is just the through hole sensor
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So you put that through the hole of the boat, and then put the nut on there, hooks into the
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the NEMA 2000 and then you program it to read from your displays
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And we're going to have to drill right there, a hole in the boat, and then we're going to
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run the wire back to there, actually right here. So that's where all the rigging's coming through
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And that's going to come all the way up to here into the console where our backbone is located
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up there. Now obviously anybody that's seen any of our videos on Neiman 2000 that's not
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really what you want to see. You can see how badly that's bent. Also all these zip
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ties are just ready to cut you up. I don't know. Nobody's got flesh cutters like
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this. See that's nice. That's flesh cut. That right there will slice you into pieces
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So there is a power isolator in here. I'm not sure what that is for since there
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our varadoes on this and then also oh looking at it look at this look at that
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fitting there that thing's not even plugged in so we're going to go ahead and have to
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plug this in screw that together but I got to figure out what this
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power isolator here is doing and once I figure out what that power
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isolator is I'll figure out where to put here's the Terminator right there so
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I'll probably add the T-fitting into here or I might get rid of this right here and add a four-way
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I'm not 100% sure. My first thing I need to do is run a snake through that hole to get to the back so that
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way we can pull our backbone drop cable back to the back where we're going to be putting
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the temp sensor. So let me pull that and drill a hole in the hole so we can put this
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in so do do six and a half Oh bro What Off center
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No, that's good. No, that's good. All right, got the hole drilled out down there
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Double Aeron's going to send up the temp sensor and we're going to run a wire up to the console to get it all hooked up
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Here you go. All right. Oh. Oh. Alright
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Just hand tight. Okay, okay. So a lot of times if you don't have, you can't pull a string in a rigging tube, you can't pull a string in a rigging tube
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all that stuff coming out. So all we did was disconnect this wire, which was easy to get to
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You picked something that's easy to get to. Rain a string pulled our wire through and then now we just going to have the string pull the wire that we disconnected back through the console
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Donnie's going to show you why we had to undo that. Well, actually, I don't know if you could see this because I can't even see that rigging tube, but ain't nobody sending a snake down there
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So, just took the wires off that little solenoid back there. tied up a string to pull it back and tied up our cable pulled it right through
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it's friggin perfect man yeah just in case this thing doesn't snag on something
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I'm just gonna wrap up these wires so you're gonna have to take off a little more but
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electrical tape when you get it but I'd rather be safe and sorry
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Okay, we got our Tim sensor hooked up to our NEMA cable and that cable is ran all the way through the bilge
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So all I got to do is kind of zip tie this up nice and neat
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you don't want anything here. I'm actually going to roll this up in the back
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because I don't want this connector inside the rigging tube just in case there's water or anything like that
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I'd rather have this connector out open, like, you know, not in the tube
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So I'm going to wire all this up, get it all nice, clean, tight, tension relief, all that good stuff
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And then we can just run this thing up to the console
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hook it up to the backbone. and then we will configure it. Can you pull some of the NEMA cable
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Keep going, keep going, keep it going. All right there. Right there. Beautiful
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Now we are to the point where I got to do something with this
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now we are to the point where i got to do something with this backbone because if we look at this
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thing that is not what you want to see with that big bin there so we going to take that out what that he mooy mao this mooy mao so i going gonna actually probably just take this section off and leave this one here and I replace this section with a
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four-way I mean the bottom ones look all right those we can we can leave but this
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section that was added this has to get fixed so I'll leave this
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isolator put a four-way right here we'll get an extra one there I'll clean
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this thing up so it's not so tight. I mean, I don't even know why that thing is so tight
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but I'll figure that out. And then we'll be able to hook up our temp sensor and we'll go
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up there and calibrated with Donnie. I don't want to toss up there's..
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There's why it was bent so much. We're going to be
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I'm going to be. I'm going to be. Alright, so following the instructions, you want to hit options, settings, communications
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NEMA 2000 setup, go to your device list and look for the G-Temp 10, temp sensor
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tells you to hit review and choose a temp source. Now it already seems like everything's set up and it's reading the temperature right up there at
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79.4 degrees Fahrenheit and it doesn't exactly let me choose between two different kinds
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so it must auto set to that temp sensor. It seems like everything's already set up here automatically
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and it seems to be good to go. Just got to put it in the water and test it out
