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An NMEA 2000 system with devices in a single location may be powered using this method:

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• NMEA 2000 backbone power versus powering each device separately • How voltage is supplied along a small, localized NMEA 2000 network segment • The need for a 12 V DC supply to run most marine electronics and network devices

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• If all NMEA 2000 devices are in one place, how does that affect where you connect power to the backbone? • Which options describe powering the network itself, and which describe bypassing the NMEA 2000 power scheme? • Think about whether NMEA 2000 devices still need a 12 V source, even if data is shared over the network.

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• Identify which answers refer to powering the network backbone rather than just the individual instruments • Eliminate any option that suggests NMEA 2000 devices do not need 12 V DC power • Consider how a short, single-location network would typically be powered most simply and reliably

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An NMEA 2000 system with devices in a single location may be powered using this method:

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