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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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
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...
26
Feb
Does NjordLink+ take its power from NMEA2000?
No. NjordLink+ uses its own 12–24V DC power supply.
26
Feb
Can I view my boat data when I’m not onboard?
Yes. Once provisioned, all data is uploaded to the cloud and can be viewed remotely via the NjordLin...
26
Feb
What happens to my data if the boat doesn’t have an internet connection?
If NJORDLINK+ temporarily loses its internet connection, no data is lost.
The unit automatically sto...
19
Feb
What are the advantages of using a VHF splitter instead of a dedicated AIS antenna?
There are several benefits from using a VHF splitter:
Saves space by avoiding the need for an additi...
19
Feb
What happens if the SPL1500/SPL2000 loses power or fails?
The fail-safe design ensures that your main VHF radio remains connected directly to the antenna if t...
19
Feb
Do I need to power the splitter?
Yes. The SPL1500 and SPL2000 operate on 12 V or 24V DC systems with low power consumption.
Having an...