Ockam 005 Instrument Display 005b2 on 2040-parts.com
Boston, Massachusetts, US
This is a lightly used Ockam 005 instrument display that was installed on of a lovely 60' yacht. I purchased this display, and the whole lot of used equipment, from the owner here locally. I was told that the gear was recently professionally uninstalled during a refit on his boat and that everything works perfectly. I have many of the selector cards but will be selling them separately. This auction does not come with any selector cards. If you need a specific one ask and I may be able to include it in for a small fee.
This module is the basic output device of the Ockam system. The module can display up to four digits plus sign, and various decimal points and colon. The digits are one inch high and can be backlit for night viewing. Each display module is told what type of information to show by means of a selector "card". Each card consists of a legend area with the name of the function prominently displayed, and a set of magnets which are sensed by the display. The card thus tells the user what it is he is seeing, and tells the display what to show. Changing functions is as simple as removing one card, and clicking in another..
2- BNC T - connector
You can see the users manual here : http://www.ockam.com/docs/sysman.pdf;[
Visit the manufacturers website for more info : https://id144239.webhosting.optonline.net/ockam.com/merchantmanager/index.php
TERMS OF SALE
This display will arrive exactly as described and shown below. If there are any issues please contact me immediately. If you wish to return the item, in its advertised condition, you will have 14 days after receipt of the item to issue a return. After 14 days I will no longer accept returns. I will not enter any false data into the customs forms, please do not ask me to enter a lower price to escape duties. Package will need to signed for! To bid on this item is to accept these terms.
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