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18
Feb
How does a marine PC compare to a traditional chartplotter or MFD?
While a chartplotter is great for navigation and ideal for use on deck, a marine PC can be a powerfu...
18
Feb
How is the Aqua PC powered and how much energy does it use?
The Aqua Compact Pro runs directly from your boat’s 12/24V DC electrical system and typically consum...
18
Feb
What navigation software can I run with Aqua Compact Pro?
You can install a wide range of marine navigation and route planning programs, from popular software...
18
Feb
What is the S185 screen used for?
The S185 is a high‑brightness 18.5″ touchscreen marine display designed to be used with a PC running...
18
Feb
Why is the brightness important for a marine screen?
With 1000 nits of brightness and optical bonding, the S185 stays clearly visible in bright daylight ...
18
Feb
Is the touchscreen adapted to the marine environment?
Yes. The capacitive multi‑touch screen lets you zoom, pan and control navigation software naturally ...
18
Feb
How does S185 work with a marine PC like Aqua Compact Pro?
When paired with a Digital Yacht Aqua Compact PC, the S185 becomes a large, responsive chart and dat...
18
Feb
What power does the S185 use and how efficient is it?
The monitor runs directly on 12V or 24V DC power and draws typically under 30W, making it efficient ...
18
Feb
Is the S185 suitable for marine environments?
Yes. The front panel is IP65 rated for water resistance when correctly flush mounted, protecting it ...
18
Feb
What is the purpose of NavAlert?
NavAlert is designed to monitor your boat’s NMEA 2000 data and generate alerts when a condition is m...
18
Feb
How do I configure alerts?
NavAlert creates its own WiFi access point, so you can connect with a smartphone, tablet or PC and a...
18
Feb
What kinds of alerts can I set?
You can define alarms for any data available on your NMEA 2000 network, for example: low depth, high...