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On the router, in Advanced mode go to SERVICES>MOBILE UTILITIES>SMS GATEWAY and check if there is a Username setup called NAVAlert…. If there is not, then create one and if there is, please set the Password to Alert123 in both boxes and click the SAVE&APPLY button.   Now open a new browser window and copy and paste the following link into the Address bar….   http://192.168.1.1/cgi-bin/sms_send?username=NAVAlert&password=Alert123&number=0033617812887&text=testmessage   You should see an OK page appear and after a few seconds receive an SMS on your mobile….ignore my IP address and Mobile number which are different to yours. This proves that the 4GXtream is configured OK forRead More →

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To do this configuration, it is necessary to open the GPS160. It is recommended that this operation is only carried out by an approved Digital Yacht Dealer/Distributor, any physical damage to the PCB will not be covered by warranty.   Before opening the GPS160, turn off all DC power to the unit and then remove the threaded mount by unscrewing the 3xM3 hex bolts using a suitable Allen Key. Then using a Torx T6 screwdriver, remove the three screws that hold the GPS enclosure together. Gently pull the enclosure apart being careful not to lose the O-Ring seals (1 large outer and 3 small screwRead More →

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All NMEA 0183 sentences start with $XX which is called the “Talker ID” and identifies what type of product the data is coming from such as WI = Wind Instrument, II = Integrated Instruments, SD = Depth Sounder, EC = Electronic Charting system, etc.Read More →

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Some customers have been experiencing Russian GPS Jamming in Baltic countries, where the GPS doesn’t return to the correct location and it has to be fully rebooted. A way around this is would be to operate the units in GLONASS only mode and this is probably the easiest way to safeguard against GPS Jamming. The signals of the two types of satellites are very close together and it is extremely difficult to jam one frequency and keep the other frequency unaffected. GPS, the centre frequencies are 1575.42 MHz (L1), 1227.6 MHz (L2) and 1176.45 MHz (L5). GLONASS operates as frequency divisional multiple access (FDMA) andRead More →

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If you see anything in the Messages section of the proAIS2 Diagnostics page, then these are just temporary warnings and usually nothing to worry about, it is when critical events happen that you need to worry and these appear in the Alarms section and invariably also cause a change in LED status and one or more green ticks changing to red crosses. The two most common messages you will see are…. 1) RX 1 / RX 2 DSC start / Stop message This message indicates when one of the AIS receivers has started/stopped a DSC channel management listening period. Class B equipment is required toRead More →

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Unfortunately it isn’t as simple as just downloading the app on the new Mac and transferring the data over. If you backup/transfer your old mac to a new one, sometimes the problem is that the charts are still locked to the old computer. To transfer the data across, you will need to use the Mac OSX Terminal window. You need to use a ‘command line’ command to clear out the corrupted charts directory on your new Mac. 1) Exit NavLink Uk on your Mac 2) Open Terminal on your Mac and enter: rm -rf /Users/yourusername/Library/Containers/com.pocketmariner.seanav.gb.mac.dy/Data/Library/Application Support/NavLink UK/chartSets/gb/* Replacing yourusername with the user name you useRead More →

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The warning you are seeing when trying to run the SmarterTrack Setup file, is the standard Windows Defender warning that is displayed when you try to run a downloaded file from the internet… If you do not know the source or validity of the file then you would not want to run it, BUT as you know both of these things with our SmarterTrack software you should click the More Info link in the top left of the window. Now Windows will tell you a bit more about the file and give you the option to “Run anyway” by clicking the new button that hasRead More →

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The GPS160 models (GPS160, GPS160USB, GPS160F etc.) are all IP67 Rated. Units are fully waterproof and designed for permanent mounting outside.Read More →