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Rev:08.01.19
AquaFi
™
Installation and Owner’s Manual
(For Aftermarket Applications)
CCD-0002558
5.
Insert the power supply’s barrel connector into the
hotspot’s power supply port
(Fig.22A)
�
6.
Plug the 120V AC/DC power supply
(Fig.22B)
into a wall
outlet
(Fig.22C)
�
7.
Go to the mobile device’s WiFi settings�
A.
Select the AquaFi network�
B.
Enter login credentials to reconnect to the
AquaFi network�
3.
Remove the access door
(Fig.21A)
by unscrewing the two
Phillips pan head screws
(Fig.21B)
�
4.
Set the screws and access door aside for later installation�
REMOVAL OF ACCESS DOOR EXPOSES INTERNAL
COMPONENTS TO CONTAMINATION BY WATER.
WATER CONTAMINATION CAN SERIOUSLY
DAMAGE INTERNAL ELECTRICAL COMPONENTS,
RENDERING THE UNIT INOPERABLE. USE CARE
WHEN OPERATING THE UNIT WHILE PROTECTIVE
ACCESS DOOR IS REMOVED.
A
B
B
Fig.21
A
C
B
Fig.22
Troubleshooting
Most concerns with the AquaFi Hotspot can be diagnosed
by checking the indicator lights (LEDs) located on the front
of the unit
(Fig.9A)
� Refer to the following LED Status Chart
when troubleshooting�
Maintenance
Periodically check mounting dock for cracked or missing
clamping tab and cradle hooks� Replace dock, if necessary�
Turn off power to the AquaFi system� Remove the hotspot
from its dock� Separately, wipe the unit and dock with a
fresh-water dampened cloth� Make sure both components,
and their electrical contacts, are completely dry before
reattaching the hotspot to the mounting dock�
Clean system with fresh-water dampened cloths after each
use in salt water environments�
Remove the AquaFi Hotspot from its mounting dock when
watercraft is not in use or in storage� Keep hotspot in a dry,
cool location when not being used on watercraft�
Environment
Operating Temperature
32 °F ~ 131 °F
Storage Temperature
-40 °F ~ 158 °F
Operating Humidity
10% ~ 90%
Storage Humidity
5% ~ 95%