Quick Start Guide for iKommunicate V1.01
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3.1
Preparation
The only critical consideration in siting iKommunicate is if you are connecting it to an NMEA2000 network
(SeaTalkNG/Simnet). We supply an integral 1m NMEA2000 cable and ideally you should connect this directly to
a
spare “T Piece” on the NMEA2000 network’s “backbone”. You can purchase and fit a 3
rd
party NMEA2000
extension cable, but the total drop cable length between iKommunicate and the “T piece” should be 5 meters or
less.
The supplied 1m network cable will need to be connected
to the boat’s wireless router or network switch. If you
need to fit a longer network cable, then we recommend that the cable is a shielded Cat6 SFTP network cable,
which are slightly more expensive than normal unshielded network cables, but are less prone to crosstalk and
electrical interference in the “noisy” confines of a modern boat’s nav station.
3.2
Mounting
iKommunicate has 4 x 4mm Diameter fixing holes. Use suitable fixings (not supplied) to fix the IKommunicate to a
flat surface
– using the dimensions and details shown in the drawing below. Note that the unit may be installed in
any orientation.
Dimension drawing
3.3
DC Power (12V or 24V)
Provide power connections to the unit from the boat’s supply. Power is connected to the iKommunicate via the
integral Power/Data cable. The Red wire is the positive (+) connection and the Black wire is the negative (-)
connection. Connect the wires to the nearest source of primary 12V or 24V DC power.
Ensure that the supply is
connected via a suitable 1A fuse or circuit breaker.
Add the fuse in the positive power connection to the unit if
necessary.
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