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Feb
What makes OneFix different from a regular GPS antenna?
Traditional GPS receivers on your boat only use single-band GPS (usually L1). OneFix uses dual-band ...
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Feb
What is the purpose of OneFix?
OneFix is a high-precision positioning sensor designed to deliver extremely accurate position fixes—...
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Feb
What kinds of conversions can it handle?
iKonvert supports multiple predefined conversion modes, including AIS, GPS, heading, wind, depth and...
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Feb
Is iKonvert truly bidirectional?
Yes. iKonvert converts data in both directions between NMEA 2000 and NMEA 0183.
This means you ca...
18
Feb
What is iKonvert and why is it useful?
iKonvert is a smart, bidirectional NMEA 0183 – NMEA 2000 gateway that lets your older NMEA 0183 mari...
18
Feb
Is iKonvert USB bidirectional? Can I send routes or waypoints to my navigation software?
Yes, iKonvert USB is a bidirectional NMEA 2000 USB converter. In one direction, it sends NMEA data f...
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Feb
How does iKonvert USB connect?
It plugs directly into the NMEA 2000 network and connects to your PC or laptop via USB (available wi...
18
Feb
What is iKonvert USB and what does it do?
iKonvert is a simple USB gateway for your boat’s NMEA 2000 network. It lets your computer and naviga...
18
Feb
How can NavAlert complement my MFD?
NavAlert works alongside modern MFDs and charplotter by sending alerts and monitoring data to the NM...
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Feb
Can NavAlert help if I have an older chartplotter/GPS?
Yes. Even if your chartplotter doesn’t support NMEA 2000 alerts, NavAlert can monitor your boat’s NM...
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Feb
How are alerts delivered?
When an alarm condition is met, NavAlert will:
Trigger its internal 90dB buzzer
Show a visua...
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Feb
What kinds of alerts can I set?
You can define alarms for any data available on your NMEA 2000 network, for example: low depth, high...