3.3
–
Powering NavLink2
•
Apply power to the NMEA 2000 network and the NavLink2 the LEDs should
start to illuminate or flash, as per Table 1
…
Condition
STATUS
LED
(Green)
DATA IN
LED
(Yellow)
ERROR
LED
(Red)
DATA OUT
LED
(Yellow)
LINK
LED
(Green)
ON (Solid)
System
Error
TCP
Connection
Fast Blink
No Wi-Fi
connection
Data
Data
Error
Data
Slow Blink
Data
Network
Error
Data
UDP
Connection
OFF
Wireless
device
connected
No Data
From N2K
All OK
No Data
From App
No Power
Table 1
3.4
–
Setting up the Wireless Network
•
By default, NavLink2
’
creates a wireless Access Point (hotspot) on-board your
boat. The Name (SSID) of the Access Point
will be “
NavLink2-xxxx
” where
xxxx is the unique four digit code of your device.
•
To connect to the NavLink2 you will need to scan for wireless networks, find
and select it in the network list and then when prompted, enter the default
WPA2 password,
which is “
PASS-xxxx
”, where xxxx is the same, uni
que four
digit code that is in the hotspot name.
•
As soon as a wireless connections is established, the Status LED will stop
flashing and stay permanently ON, whilst a wireless device is connected.
3.5
–
Accessing the Web Interface
•
The NavLink2 has a built-in web interface that can be used to configure the
unit and display the data that it is sending to apps.
•
Any device, connected to NavLink2, can access its web interface by typing
in to its browser’s address bar.
