07 Mar

What is the difference between NavLink Blue and an NMEA Wi-Fi server?

The NavLink Blue uses Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) instead of Wi-Fi. This offers: lower energy consum...

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07 Mar

Which BT sensors are compatible with NavLink Blue?

NavLink Blue is compatible with several Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) sensors capable of transmitting t...

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07 Mar

How many BT sensors can be connected?

This depends on which sensor you are connecting to, but in general NavLink Blue can connect up to 16...

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03 Mar

What NMEA 2000 Data can the AIT6000 transmit to apps via WiFi?

The AIT6000 can transmit over TCP/UDP the following additional NMEA 2000 messages, decoded to a form...

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03 Mar

What NMEA 0183 data can the AIT6000 Wi-Fi transmit?

The AIT6000 can transmit the following NMEA 0183 data over WiFi: Sentence Name Category Main Data...

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03 Mar

What is the AIT6000 Wi-Fi network password?

Our AIT6000 create a password protected WiFi network. With your tablet, PC or smartphone, if you sca...

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03 Mar

How do I hear the AIT6000 anchor and collision alarms?

The AIT6000 features built-in Anchor Watch and CPA/TCPA Collision alarms, giving you multiple flexib...

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03 Mar

What are the AIT6000 power requirements?

Supply Voltage: 12V or 24V DC Voltage Range: 9.6V – 31.2V DC Average Current (12V): 250mA Peak...

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03 Mar

What does “Class B+ AIS” mean?

Class B+ (SOTDMA) is an enhanced AIS standard that transmits at 5 W and uses Self-Organized Time Div...

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26 Feb

Does NjordLink+ take its power from NMEA2000?

No. NjordLink+ uses its own 12–24V DC power supply.

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