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Set up and installation 

 

You can install the Yacht Sentinel yourself or you can contact an authorised installer as listed on our 
website (

www.yacht-sentinel.com

) or at the recommendation of the dealer. To install the Yacht Sentinel 

you will need: 

 

A 2.0mm flathead screwdriver 

 

A SIM card 

 

Double sided tape or Velcro 

 

 

You will find a pay as you go SIM card included with your base 
unit, we recommend that you read the instructions in its 
packaging to top up the credit. Your Yacht Sentinel operates 
using standard SMS messages, each message sent by the 
Yacht Sentinel costs approximately 2 text messages so we 
recommend checking and topping up your credit regularly. 

To insert the SIM turn the Yacht Sentinel so that the logo is 
upside down. On the side facing you there is a small slot 

 

slide the SIM card into this slot, notched edge first, and press 
it in with your fingernail or the flathead screwdriver. There 
will be some resistance as the SIM hits the locking 
mechanism, push past this and the SIM will be held firmly in 
place. To remove the SIM press it in again and the lock will 
release it. 

 

Step one 

 inserting the SIM 

 

To attach the internal battery, open the unit at the seam by gently inserting a flathead screwdriver or 
knife and twisting until the lid pops off. You will see a white plug on the end of a short wire, insert this 
into the adjacent white connector. The red LED will start to blink to indicate the device has been 
switched on, replace the front casing once you see the light. 

To attach the battery lead to the external power supply (i.e. boat battery or shore power) you will 
need the power lead that was included with your Yacht Sentinel base unit. Attach the red wire to the 
positive side of the battery, and the black wire to the negative side, then insert the plastic plug into 
the socket on the top left side of the Yacht Sentinel base unit.

 

Step two 

 attaching the battery 

Summary of Contents for YS

Page 1: ...Yacht Sentinel User Guide Firmware Version 5 Elmbridge House Elmbridge Lane Woking Surrey GU22 9AF United Kingdom support yacht sentinel com 44 0 1932 506 173...

Page 2: ...ormation 9 PIR sensor 9 Bilge sensor 9 Hatch sensor 10 Temperature sensor 10 Outputs 10 Yacht Sentinel App 11 SMS commands 12 Message types 14 Parameter message 15 Status message 15 Alarm message 16 E...

Page 3: ...igned to be directly linked to a 12v or 24v power supply whilst drawing very little power from it enabling the device to be attached for long periods of time without draining the boat battery The Yach...

Page 4: ...s it in with your fingernail or the flathead screwdriver There will be some resistance as the SIM hits the locking mechanism push past this and the SIM will be held firmly in place To remove the SIM p...

Page 5: ...ll the device underneath a metal covering as this hinders the GSM and GPS signal and may impair the function of your device If you must install the base unit under a metal covering you should purchase...

Page 6: ...ied with a battery supply lead and there is an optional AC mains adaptor power supply lead Both supply lead connectors are supplied with the appropriate supply lead socket please do not remove the con...

Page 7: ...s an unexpected move out alarm could signify theft of your boat Geofence mooring You can turn on GPS tracking to send text updates of the course and location of your boat every few minutes This has tw...

Page 8: ...to the base unit as the length of cable may affect where you can install the base unit The base unit should be installed with the logo facing up and the unit secured to a surface using the tape or Ve...

Page 9: ...insert multiple wires into the same slot Using the tape or Velcro attach the sensor to the wall with an unobstructed view of the area you wish to monitor take care not to cover the white lens of the s...

Page 10: ...atures and the Yacht Sentinel will send you an alarm if the temperature goes out of these limits To attach the temperature sensor to the base unit you should use ports 11 12 of the right hand side rem...

Page 11: ...SMS texts Find the app on iTunes or GooglePlay by searching for Yacht Sentinel To get started you will need your Yacht Sentinel contact numbers and the default password 4444 The getting started tutori...

Page 12: ...when the boat moves back within 15m of the radius Set the radius for geofence mooring to between 20 and 200m The geofence perimeter will be drawn at this radius away from the current location of the...

Page 13: ...type with a comma and a new paragraph Enter each command as it appears in this user guide Example 4444 MASTER1 012345678901 ALARM4 ON NO cabin hatch OUT2 ON 90 ALARM4 OUT2DELAY 10 The above example s...

Page 14: ...2 is linked to the hatch alarm TEMPALARM ON TEMPMAX 70 TEMPMIN 2 SUPPLYALARM ON Boat is linked to shore power BATT 12 MOVEALARM OFF RADIUS 20 This is sent to the user that requested a parameter update...

Page 15: ...re is an issue with the physical connection between the sensor and the Yacht Sentinel base unit If an error is found the sensor it relates to may be inoperable or unreliable so it is recommended that...

Page 16: ...perly by inserting into a mobile phone Stand by the Yacht Sentinel and send a status request check to see that the LED flashes to confirm that the command has been received My Yacht Sentinel is not ho...

Page 17: ...ider information Parameter configuration via SMS or App Current state is indicated via a red LED Ambient temperature 0 50 Storage temperature 0 70 GSM Integrated Telit GE865 GSM module Suitable for al...

Page 18: ...s made to ensure that prices shown on yacht sentinel com are accurate at the time of placing your order if by mistake we have under priced an item we will contact you and offer you the following three...

Page 19: ...follow the manufacturer or suppliers instructions or any alteration or repair carried out without prior written approval from Intelligent Devices Limited 8 Faulty goods If you receive goods that are...

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