Page 1 YACHTSENSE LINK MARINE 4G ROUTER Software version: v4.3 INSTALLATION & OPERATION INSTRUCTIONS English (en-US) Date: 08-2024 Document number: 81397 (Rev 9) © 2024 Raymarine UK Limited...
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Page 5: Table Of Contents
CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 IMPORTANT INFORMATION....10 Publication copyright ..........13 Safety warnings ............... 10 CHAPTER 2 DOCUMENT INFORMATION....14 Product warnings ............. 10 Document information ..........15 Product returns ............11 Product documentation ..........15 Regulatory notices ............11 Document illustrations ..........15 Non-Controlled information ........11 CHAPTER 3 SOFTWARE DETAILS ......
Page 6 Off-boat premium features YachtSense Link system diagram ........30 10.6 ....... 42 CHAPTER 8 LOCATION REQUIREMENTS ....31 CHAPTER 11 POWER CONNECTION......44 Warnings and cautions Power connection ..........32 11.1 ............ 45 5-in-1 antenna location requirements In-line fuse and thermal breaker ratings ....
Page 7 Status page overview 18.1 ..........69 Removing a router ............ 81 Accessing the web interface from a 18.2 Raymarine display ............69 CHAPTER 20 WEB INTERFACE (SETTINGS).... 82 Accessing the web interface using a wired 18.3 Status page overview connection 20.1...
Page 8 ................92 Performing a network settings reset 22.9 ....110 Performing a hard reset 22.10 ........110 CHAPTER 21 RAYMARINE APP ......... 93 How to obtain the Raymarine app 21.1 ....... 94 CHAPTER 23 MAINTENANCE ........112 How to connect guide 21.2 ..........
Page 9 APPENDIX A NMEA 2000 PGN SUPPORT ....131 APPENDIX B TYPICAL THROUGHPUT CONSUMPTION............132 APPENDIX C ETHERNET (IPV4) NETWORKING OF RAYMARINE DEVICES WITH THIRD-PARTY PRODUCTS ............... 132 APPENDIX D SOFTWARE RELEASE HISTORY..............135 APPENDIX E DOCUMENT CHANGE HISTORY ..137...
Page 10: Chapter 1 Important Information
• The router’s input and output channels enable creation of a simple digital monitoring / control system. As device connections are outside of Raymarine’s control the company will not be held liable for damage or injury caused due to Safety warnings incorrect connections.
Page 11: Product Returns
If you need to return your YachtSense Link router for service or repair, you ARISING OUT OF THE USE OF THIS INFORMATION OR RELIANCE UPON must first remove it from your boat system, using the Raymarine app. This THIS INFORMATION.
Page 12: Compliance Statement (Part 15.19)
End-User License Agreement (EULA). 2. Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver. EULAs can be viewed at any time from the Raymarine app by opening the 3. Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to side menu and selecting: [Settings >...
Page 13: Product Disposal
As a result, cannot accept liability for any differences between Raymarine the product and this document. Please check the website Raymarine (https://bit.ly/raymarine-home) to ensure you have the most up-to-date version(s) of the documentation for your product. Important information...
Page 14: Chapter 2 Document Information
CHAPTER 2: DOCUMENT INFORMATION CHAPTER CONTENTS • 2.1 Document information — page 15 • 2.2 Product documentation — page 15...
Page 15: Document Information
PDF format from www.raymarine.com/manuals 2.2 Product documentation The following documentation is applicable to your product: This and other Raymarine product documents are available to download in PDF format from www.raymarine.com. YachtSense ™ Link Marine Cloud Router Installation and Operation • 81397 —...
Page 16: Chapter 3 Software Details
CHAPTER 3: SOFTWARE DETAILS CHAPTER CONTENTS • 3.1 Applicable software version — page 17 • 3.2 LightHouse software compatibility — page 17 • 3.3 New software features — page 17 • 3.4 YachtSense Link-Series YachtSense Link network connection — page 17 •...
Page 17: Applicable Software Version
This document has been updated to reflect the following YachtSense Link refer to: p.62 — Pulse output connection software version: To download the latest software, visit: www.raymarine.com/software Applicable software version: v4.3 3.4 YachtSense Link-Series YachtSense Link Check the website for the latest software: network connection...
Page 18: Performing A Router Software Upgrade
Note: The upgrade should be performed from a wired network device such as a PC/laptop or Raymarine® MFD. It is not recommended to perform the upgrade process from a device connected using Wi-Fi. To upgrade the software on your router, follow the steps below: 1.
Page 19: Chapter 4 Product And System Overview
CHAPTER 4: PRODUCT AND SYSTEM OVERVIEW CHAPTER CONTENTS • 4.1 Product overview — page 20 • 4.2 YachtSense Link system diagram — page 21 Product and system overview...
Page 20: Product Overview
• Compatible with Raymarine displays running LightHouse™ 4, version 4.0 all devices connected to the router’s Wi-Fi or Ethernet connections. The or later. YachtSense ™ Link router is part of Raymarine’s YachtSense ™ ecosystem and enables onboard and remote monitoring and control of compatible onboard • Low power mode.
Page 21: Yachtsense Link System Diagram
4.2 YachtSense Link system diagram 9. RayNet connection to display (direct, or via Raymarine network switch). 10. Router output channel connections (rated at 200 mA; for controlling The following diagram provides an overview of a typical system, including devices via standard automotive relays).
Page 22: Chapter 5 Parts Supplied
CHAPTER 5: PARTS SUPPLIED CHAPTER CONTENTS • 5.1 Parts supplied — page 23...
Page 23: Parts Supplied
5.1 Parts supplied The following parts are supplied in the box. Unpack your product carefully to prevent damage or loss of parts. Check the box contents against the list below. Retain the packaging and documentation for future reference. YachtSense ™ Link Marine Cloud Router (supplied with grounding point fixings and protective caps fitted).
Page 24: Chapter 6 Product Dimensions
CHAPTER 6: PRODUCT DIMENSIONS CHAPTER CONTENTS • 6.1 YachtSense Link product dimensions — page 25 • 6.2 5-in-1 antenna dimensions — page 25...
Page 25: Yachtsense Link Product Dimensions
6.1 YachtSense Link product dimensions Description 29.50 mm (1.16 in) 6.50 mm (0.26 in) 80.00 mm (3.15 in) 229.00 mm (9.02 in) 242.00 mm (9.53 in) 63.00 mm (2.48 in) 6.2 5-in-1 antenna dimensions Description Ø 102.90 mm (4.05 in) 43.50 mm (1.71 in) 24.00 mm (0.94 in) Description...
Page 26 Important: The 5-in-1 antenna was modified in May 2023 to increase the thread length and thread pitch as follows: dimension C • Thread length ( ) was increased from 16.00 mm (0.63 in) to 24.00 mm (0.94 in). dimension D •...
Page 27: Chapter 7 Yachtsense Ecosystem
CHAPTER 7: YACHTSENSE ECOSYSTEM CHAPTER CONTENTS • 7.1 YachtSense ecosystem — page 28 • 7.2 On-boat features — page 28 • 7.3 Off-boat premium features — page 30 YachtSense ecosystem...
Page 28: Yachtsense Ecosystem
7.2 On-boat features ecosystem provides a number of “on-boat” features that can YachtSense be used whilst onboard your vessel. Raymarine app connected directly to a chartplotter (MFD) The following features are available when using the app on a Raymarine mobile device that is connected directly to an...
Page 29 Raymarine app connected to a YachtSense Link-Series YachtSense Raymarine app connected to a YachtSense Link-Series YachtSense Link router Link router with a YachtSense DCS-Series Digital Control System The following features are available when using the app on a Raymarine mobile device that is connected to the YachtSense Link-Series YachtSense router’s...
Page 30: Off-Boat Premium Features
(MFD), or directly from the Master or Remote module). Note: Digital Control System requires a specific YachtSense DCS-Series configuration and app page design for the app. Contact an Raymarine authorized dealer or the organization that configured your Raymarine system for advice. 7.3 Off-boat premium features ecosystem provides a number of premium “off-boat”...
Page 31: Chapter 8 Location Requirements
CHAPTER 8: LOCATION REQUIREMENTS CHAPTER CONTENTS • 8.1 Warnings and cautions — page 32 • 8.2 5-in-1 antenna location requirements — page 32 • 8.3 YachtSense™ Link location requirements — page 32 • 8.4 Wireless location requirements for optimum performance — page 32 •...
Page 32: Warnings And Cautions
8.1 Warnings and cautions 8.3 YachtSense™ Link location requirements This product is not suitable for installation in above decks locations, unless Important: installed in a suitable protective enclosure. In this scenario, it’s important to avoid using enclosure materials that will have a significant impact on the Before proceeding, ensure that you have read and understood the wireless signals, such as conductive materials like steel or carbon fibre, for warnings and cautions provided in the following section of this document:...
Page 33: Mounting Surface Requirements
Interference and other equipment moving the product fixes the problem, consider cutting an antenna clearance hole behind the unit (once the product position and mounting have been Interference from other people’s wireless devices can cause interference finalized). with your products. You can use a third-party wireless analyzer tool / smartphone app to assess the best wireless channel to use (e.g.
Page 34: Electrical Interference
8.11 EMC installation guidelines 8.8 Power supply equipment and accessories conform to the appropriate Raymarine Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC) regulations, to minimize electromagnetic Select a location that is as close as possible to the vessel’s DC power supply. interference between equipment and minimize the effect such interference This will help to keep cable runs to a minimum.
Page 35: Suppression Ferrites
Requirement for ferrites on non-Raymarine cables. If your product is to be connected to other equipment using a cable not supplied by Raymarine®, a suppression ferrite MUST always be attached to the end of the cable nearest to the Raymarine® product.
Page 36: Chapter 9 Mounting
CHAPTER 9: MOUNTING CHAPTER CONTENTS • 9.1 Tools required — page 37 • 9.2 Mounting the YachtSense™ Link router — page 37 • 9.3 Mounting the 5-in-1 antenna — page 38 • 9.4 Mounting the 5-in-1 antenna using M4 fixings — page 38...
Page 37: Tools Required
9.1 Tools required The following tools are required for installation. Power drill 2. Pozi-drive screw driver 1. Fix the supplied mounting template to the chosen location using masking 3. Masking / adhesive tape or self-adhesive tape. 4. Adjustable wrench / 30 mm wrench (Required for 5-in-1 antenna 2.
Page 38: Mounting The 5-In-1 Antenna
9.3 Mounting the 5-in-1 antenna 1. Drill a 25.4 mm (1.0 in) hole at the center of the desired mounting location to accept the antenna’s thread and cables. The supplied 5-in-1 antenna must be installed in a location which has a clear line of sight to the sky, and where it will be away from structure and devices Important: that could cause interference.
Page 39 4. Feed the cables through the gasket and place on the underside of the Note: antenna. • The below example mounting method uses 2 x M4 thumb nuts (part 5. Feed the cables, thread and threaded studs through the holes in the number: Q119) and 2 x M4X0.7 x 40 mm threaded studs (part number: mounting surface so that the gasket and antenna sit flush on the mounting Q120) for the fixings.
Page 40: Chapter 10 Cables And Connections - General Information
CHAPTER 10: CABLES AND CONNECTIONS — GENERAL INFORMATION CHAPTER CONTENTS • 10.1 Cable types and length — page 41 • 10.2 Strain relief — page 41 • 10.3 Cable shielding — page 41 • 10.4 Connecting cables — page 41 •...
Page 41: Cable Types And Length
5. Ensure any bare ended wire connections are suitably insulated to prevent shorting and corrosion due to water ingress. • Unless otherwise stated only use cables supplied by Raymarine • Where it is necessary to use non- cables, ensure that they are of Raymarine correct quality and gauge for their intended purpose.
Page 42: Yachtsense Link System Diagram
10.6 YachtSense Link system diagram 10. RayNet connections 11. Input connections The following diagram provides an overview of a typical system, including 12. Output connections the available connections and the types of devices that can be connected to your router. 13.
Page 43 9. RayNet connection to display (direct, or via Raymarine network switch). 10. Router output channel connections (rated at 200 mA; for controlling devices via standard automotive relays). 11. Router input channel connections (detect switch states and monitor voltage). 12. DeviceNet to SeaTalkng ® connection to MFD (via an adaptor cable, e.g.: A06075).
Page 44: Chapter 11 Power Connection
CHAPTER 11: POWER CONNECTION CHAPTER CONTENTS • 11.1 Power connection — page 45 • 11.2 In-line fuse and thermal breaker ratings — page 45 • 11.3 Power distribution — page 45 • 11.4 Power cable extension (12 / 24 V systems) — page 48 •...
Page 45: Power Connection
• The suitable fuse rating for the thermal breaker is dependent on the number of devices you are connecting. If in doubt, consult an authorized Raymarine dealer. • Your product’s power cable may have an inline fuse fitted; if not, you YachtSense ™...
Page 46 not possible and more than 1 item of equipment shares a breaker, use Important: individual inline fuses for each power circuit to provide the necessary • When planning and wiring, take into consideration other products in protection. your system, some of which (e.g. sonar modules) may place large power •...
Page 47 Implementation — direct connection to battery Description • Where connection to a power distribution panel is not possible, the power If not supplied already fitted to the power cable, a waterproof fuse cable supplied with your product may be connected directly to the vessel's holder containing a suitably-rated inline fuse must be fitted.
Page 48: Power Cable Extension (12 / 24 V Systems)
11.4 Power cable extension (12 / 24 V systems) 11.5 Power cable ground wire connection If you need to extend the length of the power cable supplied with your The power cable supplied with this product includes a dedicated ground wire for connection to a vessel's RF ground point (if available), or the negative product, ensure you observe the following advice: battery terminal.
Page 49: Additional Dedicated Ground Wire Required (Not Supplied)
11.6 Additional dedicated ground wire To connect the grounding point, an M3 ring crimp and suitable wire (which is not supplied with the product) is required to create a ground connection. required (not supplied) This product includes a chassis grounding point, which MUST be connected via a dedicated ground wire (not supplied), to the vessel's RF ground point.
Page 50: Chapter 12 Antenna Connections
CHAPTER 12: ANTENNA CONNECTIONS CHAPTER CONTENTS • 12.1 5-in-1 antenna connections — page 51 • 12.2 Boat Wi-Fi antenna connections — page 52...
Page 51: 5-In-1 Antenna Connections
12.1 5-in-1 antenna connections Antenna extension kit The 5 m (16.4 ft) antenna captive cables on the supplied 5-in-1 antenna can The supplied 5-in-1 antenna is connected to the antenna connections on be extended by 5 m (16.4 ft), using the optional antenna cable extension kit the top of the YachtSense ™...
Page 52: Boat Wi-Fi Antenna Connections
12.2 Boat Wi-Fi antenna connections [BOAT Wi-Fi] The supplied Wi-Fi antennas are connected to the connections on the top of the YachtSense ™ Link. Connect the antennas by screwing them in clockwise until hand tight.
Page 53: Chapter 13 Network Connections
CHAPTER 13: NETWORK CONNECTIONS CHAPTER CONTENTS • 13.1 Display connections — page 54 • 13.2 RayNet connections — page 54 • 13.3 SeaTalkng connection — page 55 Network connections...
Page 54: Display Connections
13.1 Display connections 13.2 RayNet connections Raymarine displays require both an Ethernet (RayNet) and a SeaTalkng ® Up to 4 RayNet devices can be connected to the YachtSense ™ Link using the connection to the router. RayNet connections. RayNet networks can also be created or expanded by connecting the YachtSense ™...
Page 55: Seatalkng Connection
SeaTalkng ® spur cable. Connection to a SeaTalkng ® backbone enables compatible data to be received and transmitted by the router. The SeaTalkng ® connection also enables communications with Raymarine Axiom™ MFDs and Raymarine YachtSense ™ Digital Control Systems.
Page 56: Chapter 14: Wired Internet Connection
CHAPTER 14: WIRED INTERNET CONNECTION CHAPTER CONTENTS • 14.1 Wired internet connection — page 57...
Page 57: Wired Internet Connection
14.1 Wired internet connection The router can connect to the internet using a wired connection to a Wide Area Network (WAN) such as a broadband satellite internet system or a hard wired marina connection. Note: [NET 4] • The router must be connected to the WAN using RayNet port 4 network connection.
Page 58: Chapter 15 Input And Output Channel Connections
CHAPTER 15: INPUT AND OUTPUT CHANNEL CONNECTIONS CHAPTER CONTENTS • 15.1 Input and output channels — page 59 • 15.2 Input cable wiring — page 59 • 15.3 Input channel connections — page 59 • 15.4 Output cable wiring — page 60 •...
Page 59: Input And Output Channels
• The Router’s output channels are rated at 200 mA and are only intended to be connected to devices via standard automotive relays. • If in any doubt or for further advice please contact Raymarine Technical Support. Input cable signal wires 15.2 Input cable wiring...
Page 60: Output Cable Wiring
• Gray = Output 3 Common terminal (COM) • Red = Output 4 Normally open terminal (N/O) • Brown = Output 4 Common terminal (COM) The output channels can be controlled from the YachtSense ™ Link web interface or from the Raymarine app.
Page 61: Output Channel Connections
15.5 Output channel connections Toggle output connection The connection diagram is provided as an example of how to connect a The output connection includes 4 configurable output channels. Output [Toggle] output channel (items 1 and 2) via a relay (5) to control a device. The [Toggle] [Pulse] channels can be configured as either a...
Page 62: Pulse Output Connection
• 87a — High power output (normally closed contact). 6. Suitably rated device fuse. Device (e.g.: lighting). 8. Power supply. Pulse output connection The connection diagram below is provided as an example of how to connect [Pulse] output channel (items 1 and 2) to control a device that requires either: a pulse to switch on and a pulse to switch off, or a momentary device that only requires power for less than 30 seconds.
Page 63: Chapter 16 Sim Cards
CHAPTER 16: SIM CARDS CHAPTER CONTENTS • 16.1 Inserting SIM cards — page 64 SIM cards...
Page 64: Inserting Sim Cards
16.1 Inserting SIM cards 2. Use your fingernail to slide the front edge of the SIM tray(s) into the unlocked position. YachtSense ™ Link has dual SIM card slots which accept Micro SIM cards SIM 1 slides to the left and SIM 2 slides to the right. (Nano SIMs can be used with a Nano to Micro SIM adaptor).
Page 65 7. Close the SIM card cover, ensuring that it is correctly seated all the way around the edge. 5. Gently close the SIM trays in the direction shown. 6. Use your fingernail to slide the SIM trays into the locked position. SIM 1 slides to the right and SIM 2 slides to the left.
Page 66: Chapter 17 Imei Number
CHAPTER 17: IMEI NUMBER CHAPTER CONTENTS • 17.1 Router IMEI number — page 67...
Page 67: Router Imei Number
17.1 Router IMEI number Each router has a unique International Mobile Equipment Identity (IMEI) number. Your SIM/mobile network provider needs your router’s IMEI number to register the router with their network. SIM/mobile network providers use the IMEI number to identify valid devices, and can use IMEI numbers to prevent stolen devices accessing their network.
Page 68: Chapter 18 Getting Started
CHAPTER CONTENTS • 18.1 Status page overview — page 69 • 18.2 Accessing the web interface from a Raymarine display — page 69 • 18.3 Accessing the web interface using a wired connection — page 70 • 18.4 Accessing the web interface using a Wi-Fi connection — page 71 •...
Page 69: Status
18.2 Accessing the web interface from a Raymarine display The router’s settings are accessed using the built-in web interface. The web interface can be accessed using a wired connection to a Raymarine display running the LightHouse 4 operating system.. Important:...
Page 70: Accessing The Web Interface Using A Wired Connection
3. Connect the RJ45 end of the RayNet to RJ45 cable to your PC/laptop. [Homescreen > Settings > Network] by selecting [Raymarine Yachtsense Link] 4. Switch on the router’s power supply. from the list and then selecting [Router settings] from the pop-over options.
Page 71: Accessing The Web Interface Using A Wi-Fi Connection
Wi-Fi network. > Network] . Then select Raymarine Yachtsense Link from the list of 2. Default access to settings — Log in details for the router’s settings web [Product Info] network devices, and select the option., Alternatively, you...
Page 72: Accessing Settings
18.5 Accessing settings pages [BOAT WI-FI] The external Wi-Fi connection must be connected to an external Wi-Fi access point or hotspot that has an internet connection. The [BOAT WI-FI] uses the [BOAT WI-FI A] [BOAT WI-FI B] 5 in 1 antenna connections From the router’s status page you can access all of the router’s settings.
Page 73: Configuring Mobile Data
Guidance Follow the procedure described below to configure the router for mobile Internet access. International Mobile Equipment • Ensure you know your router’s IMEI ( Identity ) number, as the network provider will need this in order to register your router device on their network. Important: If, after following the steps below you are unable to successfully use the router to access the Internet using mobile •...
Page 74: Manual Apn Settings Configuration
18.9 Connecting to an available Wi-Fi network Follow the steps below to connect to an external Wi-Fi network (e.g.: the Wi-Fi hotspot at your marina). [Wi-Fi connection] [Basic settings > Wi-Fi connection] From the page: 2. Select the desired network provider. 3.
Page 75: Forgetting A Saved Wi-Fi Network
18.11 Forgetting a saved Wi-Fi network When the router connects to a Wi-Fi network, the details will automatically be saved so that the router can connect to it automatically when it is in range. If you do NOT wish to connect to this Wi-Fi network again in the future, follow the steps below to ‘forget’...
Page 76: Setting Up The Router's Access Point
1. Enable the router’s access point using the toggle switch. 2. If required, change the router’s default access point connection settings. A tick indicates that the router will use the WAN port for its primary internet connection. Important: [Preferred Wi-Fi channel] [Channel width] •...
Page 77: Connecting An Android Device To The Router's Access Point
• Always use the strongest encryption type for your router’s access point Note: settings. Depending on device type, manufacturer and version of the Android • Use a strong router access point password (i.e. a longer password such as operating system in use, screens and options may be different than those a memorable phrase).
Page 78 Note: Depending on device type, and iOS version in use, screens and options may be different than those shown in the example above. 1. Enable Wi-Fi by setting the toggle to On (green), and select your router from the available networks. 2.
Page 79: Chapter 19 Registering (Onboarding) And Deregistering (Offboarding)
CHAPTER 19: REGISTERING (ONBOARDING) AND DEREGISTERING (OFFBOARDING) CHAPTER CONTENTS • 19.1 Register your router (Onboarding) — page 80 • 19.2 YachtSense Link router account transfer / ownership transfer — page 80 • 19.3 Boat system and router removal (Offboarding) — page 80 Registering (Onboarding) and deregistering (Offboarding)
Page 80: Register Your Router (Onboarding)
(Wi-Fi and / or cellular (mobile) connections), you can use the already assigned to another account, you will need to contact the previous Raymarine app to create a boat system and register your router with your owner and ask them to remove the router from their account.
Page 81: Removing A Router
3. Select the router. 4. Select [Remove] [Remove] 5. Confirm by selecting 6. You must also unsync the chartplotter (MFD) from the Raymarine app by [My data] accessing the menu on your chartplotter (MFD) and selecting [Mobile sync] [Cancel Raymarine app sync] The router is now removed from the boat system and deregistered (offboarded) from your account.
Page 82: Chapter 20 Web Interface (Settings)
CHAPTER 20: WEB INTERFACE (SETTINGS) CHAPTER CONTENTS • 20.1 Status page overview — page 83 • 20.2 Basic settings — page 83 • 20.3 Connected devices page — page 86 • 20.4 Advanced settings — page 86 • 20.5 Help — page 92...
Page 83: Status
20.1 Status page overview [Wi-Fi connections] — Identifies the devices connected to the router’s Wi-Fi access point. Once you have logged-in to the router’s web interface, the status page [Ethernet connections] — Identifies the devices connected to the router’s is displayed. wired (RayNet) Ethernet connections.
Page 84 • Data warning and limit — set data warning and limit so that you do not exceed your data allowance. You will be notified by the Raymarine app when the specified data warning and data limit for the month has been reached.
Page 85: Access Point Page
A QR code is available at the bottom of the Info page that can be used to link The router’s wireless access point can be enabled and disabled using the your router to a Raymarine cloud account. toggle switch at the top of the page.
Page 86: Connected Devices Page
Important: IP configuration is for advanced users and should not be changed, unless for a specific reason. Disabling automatic configuration will affect compatibility with Raymarine MFDs. [Configure IP] options are: • Automatically (DHCP on) —...
Page 87: Wi-Fi Configuration Page
Wi-Fi configuration page [WAN set-up] [ADVANCED SETTINGS > WAN 2. Open the router’s page: set-up] The Wi-Fi configuration page provides IP address details and configuration [Use Ethernet 4 as the router’s WAN port] 3. Select the tick box and then settings for the router’s Wi-Fi access point connection.
Page 88: Inputs And Outputs
[Differential positioning systems] [Channel name] • — Allows selection of specific localized 2. Enter a name for the channel in the field. Satellite Based Augmentation Systems (SBAS). [Input type] 3. Select the drop down list, and choose either: • [Satellites in use] —...
Page 89: Alert Notifications Page
Alert notifications page Important: Alert notifications can be configured for the router’s supply voltage and input A pulse output cannot detect the state of the connected device. To detect channel voltage. the state you will have to connect and configure an input channel for the devices.
Page 90: Power Management Page
• a powered on Axiom® or Axiom® 2 MFD is connected to the router. regularly checking the Raymarine® website for new software releases. • the Raymarine app is used to access the router. This requires the router to be connected to your cloud account via the Raymarine app using a Note: cellular connection.
Page 91: Restart & Factory Reset
1 to 4 below are not necessary. Once the process is complete, the router will restart. 1. Open the Raymarine app on your mobile device and log in if required. Restart & factory reset 2. Select the menu icon located on the left of the screen to open the side If you encounter problems with your router it can be restarted or reset to its menu.
Page 92: Changing The Admin Password
Changing the admin password The default password used to access the router’s web interface can be changed. Important: Ensure that you make a note of the new password. If you forget the new password you will not be able to log in to the router’s web interface. To change the password follow the steps below 1.
Page 93: Chapter 21 Raymarine App
CHAPTER 21: RAYMARINE APP CHAPTER CONTENTS • 21.1 How to obtain the Raymarine app — page 94 • 21.2 How to connect guide — page 94 • 21.3 Connect directly to a chartplotter (MFD) — page 94 • 21.4 Display mirroring (view and control) — page 94 •...
Page 94: How To Obtain The Raymarine App
21.1 How to obtain the Raymarine app If your display does not have a connection to the Internet, when you connect to it, your mobile device may automatically revert to its previous network. If you try to connect again a notification is displayed. Select...
Page 95: Chartplotter File Transfer
You can also upload a file from your mobile device to your chartplotter (MFD) by selecting [Upload a file here] • 21.4 Start display mirroring • 21.6 Transfer files Note: • 21.5 Transfer LightHouse charts You cannot use the app to delete files that are stored on your Raymarine chartplotter (MFD). Raymarine app...
Page 96: Geofencing
Geofencing is available with a premium app subscription. Raymarine Note: When the device running the Raymarine app (e.g. smartphone / tablet) is connected directly to a chartplotter (MFD), the data items Geofence available will be limited. Connecting to a...
Page 97: User Access Management
[Boat alerts] menu. 21.12 Boat systems You can create up to 10 boat systems on the app. With an active Raymarine premium app subscription up to 2 boat systems can be configured Raymarine to receive premium features. Raymarine app...
Page 98: Chapter 22 Troubleshooting
CHAPTER 22: TROUBLESHOOTING CHAPTER CONTENTS • 22.1 Mobile / cellular data troubleshooting — page 99 • 22.2 LED diagnostic guidance — page 102 • 22.3 LED diagnostics — page 103 • 22.4 Power up troubleshooting — page 107 • 22.5 Wi-Fi troubleshooting — page 107 •...
Page 99: Mobile / Cellular Data Troubleshooting
/ cellular data, first check the Status page in the router’s require you to use a brand new SIM card in your YachtSense Link router, web page, or the Raymarine mobile app. If the router has successfully which has never before been used in another device.
Page 100 Ensure APN settings are correct You can usually find these settings by performing an Internet search; for example: “ Vodafone UK APN settings ”, or equivalent for your specific SIM [Access Point Name] In some cases, the (APN) settings associated with the card network provider.
Page 101 SIM card activation has worked correctly. To do this, visit the of mobile hotspot data, and then unlimited lower-speed data (600 Kbps), Raymarine mobile app’s or YachtSense Link router’s Status page, and once the initial 15 GB is consumed.
Page 102: Led Diagnostic Guidance
Conduct further mobile data error message troubleshooting 22.2 LED diagnostic guidance The Status page in the router’s web page, or the Raymarine mobile app provides further information on mobile / cellular data connection problems. Your product has diagnostic LEDs which can be used to identify the unit’s For example: status and to help troubleshoot any potential issues that may occur.
Page 103: Led Diagnostics
If you have onboarded the router and the cloud LED is blinking red, you will need to: Check that the router has an internet connection. 2. Check the Raymarine app to see if your router is connected. 3. Remove and re-link your router using the Raymarine app.
Page 104 3G / 4G (Cellular / Diversity) LED LED blink pattern Status and troubleshooting LED blink pattern Status and troubleshooting (Red) Not connected / no signal (Green) Connecting to 4G If you have a SIM card inserted, ensure that: Normal operation — No action necessary. The SIM card is inserted correctly.
Page 105 Boat Wi-Fi LED LED blink pattern Status and troubleshooting LED blink pattern Status and troubleshooting (Red) Unable to connect to Wi-Fi / No signal (Green) Device(s) connected to router Ensure that: access point You are in range of the Wi-Fi access Normal operation —...
Page 106 Router will resume normal operation when wake request is received. (Amber) Software update in progress Normal operation when a software update is in progress. (Red) Fault Check power supply voltage is sufficient. Refer to Raymarine Technical support.
Page 107: Power Up Troubleshooting
22.4 Power up troubleshooting 22.5 Wi-Fi troubleshooting Before troubleshooting problems with your Wi-Fi connection, ensure that Before troubleshooting problems with your power connection, ensure that you have followed the Wi-Fi location requirements guidance provided in you have followed the power connection guidance provided in the product’s the relevant installation instructions and performed a power cycle/reboot installation instructions and performed a power cycle/reboot of the device.
Page 108: Slow Internet Troubleshooting
Slow internet troubleshooting drop outs or not being able to connect at all. Move the device closer to the router and try to connect. If your connection is good and you still experience speeds significantly • Signal blocked or degraded — Bulkheads, decks and other heavy slower than the realistic maximum speed, try the steps below.
Page 109: Gnss Position Troubleshooting
[Homescreen > into the unit and locked in position. Check cabling and connectors for Settings > Network] . Then select Raymarine Yachtsense Link from the list of signs of damage or corrosion, replace if necessary. [Product Info] network devices, and select the option, alternatively you could •...
Page 110: Password Reset (Forgotten Password)
22.8 Password reset (forgotten password) With the router powered on: 1. Insert a paper clip or a small screwdriver into the hard reset hole located The default password that is required to access the router’s settings can be on the bottom right of the router. changed.
Page 111 With the router powered on: 1. Insert a paper clip or a small screwdriver into the hard reset hole located on the bottom right of the router. 2. Press in and hold for approximately 7 seconds until the first 5 LEDs turn off and then blink green once simultaneously.
Page 112: Chapter 23 Maintenance
CHAPTER 23: MAINTENANCE CHAPTER CONTENTS • 23.1 Service and maintenance — page 113 • 23.2 Product cleaning — page 113 • 23.3 Product returns — page 113...
Page 113: Service And Maintenance
This product contains no user serviceable components. Please refer all If you need to return your YachtSense Link router for service or repair, you must first remove it from your boat system, using the Raymarine app. This maintenance and repair to authorized dealers.
Page 114: Chapter 24 Technical Support
CHAPTER 24: TECHNICAL SUPPORT CHAPTER CONTENTS • 24.1 Raymarine technical support and servicing — page 115 • 24.2 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) — page 116 • 24.3 Learning resources — page 116 • 24.4 Product returns — page 116...
Page 115: Raymarine Technical Support And Servicing
Italy (Raymarine subsidiary): Raymarine offers dedicated service departments for warranty, service, and repairs. • E-Mail: support.it@raymarine.com Don’t forget to visit the Raymarine website to register your product • Tel: +39 02 9945 1001 for extended warranty benefits: https://www.raymarine.com/en- Spain (Authorized Raymarine distributor): us/support/product-registration •...
Page 116: Frequently Asked Questions (Faqs)
• https://raymarine.custhelp.com/app/home 24.2 Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) A range of FAQs is available on the Raymarine website to assist you in using 24.4 Product returns and troubleshooting your product. To access the FAQs, visit the Raymarine website at the following link: If you need to return your YachtSense Link router for service or repair, you must first remove it from your boat system, using the Raymarine app.
Page 117: Chapter 25 Technical Specification
CHAPTER 25: TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION CHAPTER CONTENTS • 25.1 Physical specification — page 118 • 25.2 Environmental specification — page 118 • 25.3 Power specification — page 118 • 25.4 Wired connections specification — page 118 • 25.5 Wireless networks specification — page 119 •...
Page 118: Physical Specification
25.1 Physical specification 25.4 Wired connections specification Specification Specification 1 x standard Raymarine 3-pin power Dimensions: • Width: 242.00 mm (9.53 in) Power connection: connector (Positive, Negative and Ground). • Height: 162.20 mm (6.39 in) NMEA 2000 connection: DeviceNet connector (Load Equivalency •...
Page 119: Wireless Networks Specification
25.5 Wireless networks specification Note: Please be aware that the achievable Wi-Fi speed in optimum conditions Specification is typically about of the maximum theoretical speed. For example: the Wi-Fi Access Point mode frequencies: BOAT Wi-Fi: router’s 2.4 GHz Wi-Fi access point has a maximum theoretical speed of 150 Mbps, so the maximum achievable speed in optimum conditions would •...
Page 120 • WEEE Directive...
Page 121: Chapter 26 Spares And Accessories
CHAPTER 26: SPARES AND ACCESSORIES CHAPTER CONTENTS • 26.1 Spares and Accessories — page 122 • 26.2 RayNet to RayNet cables and connectors — page 123 • 26.3 RayNet to RJ45, and RJ45 (SeaTalk HS) adapter cables — page 124 •...
Page 122: Spares And Accessories
26.1 Spares and Accessories Accessories • R70800 — YachtSense Link I/O cable kit. • A80701 — 5-in-1 antenna extension cable 5 m (16.4 ft). • A80718 — 5-in-1 antenna thread extender kit. Spares • R70835 — YachtSense Link router only. •...
Page 123: Raynet To Raynet Cables And Connectors
26.2 RayNet to RayNet cables and connectors Standard connection cable with a (female) socket on right-angle coupler / adapter. Suitable for connecting RayNet RayNet RayNet RayNet both ends. cables at 90° (right angle) to devices, for installations where RayNet space is limited. 2.
Page 124: Raynet To Rj45, And Rj45 (Seatalk Hs) Adapter Cables
26.3 RayNet to RJ45, and RJ45 (SeaTalk HS) adapter cables...
Page 125 Adapter cable with a (female) socket on one end, and a RayNet waterproof (female) ) socket on the other end, accepting RJ45 SeaTalk HS the following cables with an ) waterproof locking (male) RJ45 SeaTalk HS plug: • A62245 (1.5 m). •...
Page 126: Seatalk Ng Cables And Accessories
26.4 SeaTalk NG cables and accessories 2 x Backbone cables 5 m (16.4 ft) (part number: A06036). Used to create and extend the backbone. SeaTalk NG cables and accessories for use with compatible products. SeaTalk NG 2. 1 x Backbone cable 20 m (65.6 ft) (part number: A06037). Used to create and extend the backbone.
Page 127 converter kit (part number: E22158) consists of: SeaTalk 1 SeaTalk NG 1 x Power cable 2 m (6.6 ft) (part number: A06049). Used to provide 12 V dc power to the backbone. SeaTalk NG 1 x Power cable 2 m (6.6 ft) (part number: A06049). Used to provide 12 V dc power to the backbone.
Page 128 Backbone cables: • Backbone cable 0.4 m (1.3 ft) (part number: A06033). • Backbone cable 1 m (3.3 ft) (part number: A06034). • Backbone cable 3 m (9.8 ft) (part number: A06035). spur cables: • Backbone cable 5 m (16.4 ft) (part number: A06036). SeaTalk NG •...
Page 129 5-Way connector (part number: A06064). Each connector block allows connection of up to 3 devices. Multiple connector blocks SeaTalk NG can be ‘daisy chained’ together. 2. T-piece (part number: A06028). Each T-piece allows connection of one device. Multiple T-pieces can be ‘daisy chained’ together. SeaTalk NG 3.
Page 130 • (male) adaptor cable 0.1 m (0.33 ft) (part SeaTalk NG DeviceNet number: A06078). • (male) adaptor cable 0.4 m (1.3 ft) (part SeaTalk NG DeviceNet number: A06074). • (male) adaptor cable 1 m (3.3 ft) (part number: SeaTalk NG DeviceNet A06076).
Page 131: Appendix A Nmea 2000 Pgn Support
Appendix A NMEA 2000 PGN support • 127498 — Engine parameters, static (Receive) • 127501 — Binary status report (Receive) Administration PGNs • 127502 — Switch bank control (Receive/Transmit) • 59392 — ISO Acknowledge (Receive / Transmit) • 127503 — AC input status DEPRECATED (Receive) •...
Page 132: Appendix B Typical Throughput Consumption
Appendix B Typical throughput consumption Appendix C Ethernet (IPv4) networking of Raymarine devices with third-party products The following figures show the typical data consumption for common tasks. uses a custom (IPv4) networking configuration. Use the Raymarine Ethernet Task / Traffic type...
Page 133 Point) to allocate IP addresses automatically, as a sole legacy and real-world addressing constraints (including but not limited To do this, refer to the Configuring a third-party router as DHCP server to marina Wi-Fi networks). section, below. Ethernet (IPv4) networking of Raymarine devices with third-party products...
Page 134 198.18.0.0/21 range. 3. In case of failure of the third-party device, the chartplotters (MFDs) Adding third-party devices to your Raymarine Ethernet (IP) can be easily configured to be the DHCP server again, by setting the chartplotter’s (MFD’s) DHCP setting back to...
Page 135: Appendix D Software Release History
Appendix D Software release history Software version Changes New Features and Improvements: v4.20 Check the website for the latest software: Date: Aug 2023 • Implemented “Bridging” of data between software download link YachtSense Link the Wireless and RayNet networks on the YachtSense Router.
Page 136 N2K stack • GPS fix timeout issue resolved on • Required release for full support with the v4.12 network. Raymarine App, when on-boarding the Date: Jun 2023 Date: Aug 2022 YachtSense Link router. • Improvements to prevent future GPS rollover issues.
Page 137: Appendix E Document Change History
• Added Software version details. • Added GNSS troubleshooting details. • Added Software history to appendix. • Moved Raymarine app details to dedicated chapter. • Updated networking details to reflect Ethernet to • Illustration and table layout improvements. Wi-Fi bridging.
Page 138 • Updated output channel connection details. • Added Raymarine app linking details. • Added router transfer of ownership details. • Added Raymarine app device removal details. • Updated input channel monitoring and configuration details using the web interface. • Updated alert notification details.
Page 141 Index Connecting cables..................41 Connections ..................21, 42 5-in-1 antenna .................20, 51 5-in-1 antenna extension ...............51 Access point Battery ....................47 Settings....................85 Boat Wi-Fi antenna ................52 Status ..................... 69, 83 Cellular....................51 Access Point Name (APN) ............... 84, 100 Digital input..................60 Edit....................
Page 142 Network ..................... 106 Interference NMEA....................105 Compass....................34 Power....................106 Electrical ....................34 Differential positioning ................87 RF......................34 Dimensions....................25 Internet access 5-in-1 antenna ..................25 Troubleshooting .................. 99 YachtSense Link .................. 25 Internet connection Documentation Cellular (mobile) ................... 72 Installation instructions .................15 Wi-Fi.....................
Page 143 Network status ..................103 RJ45 Networking (IP) cables ....................124 Overview.....................132 Routine checks ..................113 NMEA 2000.....................131 SeaTalk NG Offboarding ..................80–81 Adaptor cables ...................129 Onboarding ..................... 80 Backbone cables ................128 Output channel Connectors ..................128 Pulse ....................62 Kits ......................126 Toggle ....................61 Power cables ..................128 Output channels ................
Page 144 Off-boat features.................. 30 On-boat features.................. 28 Technical specification ................117 YachtSense ecosystem ................28 Approvals.................... 119 YachtSense Link Compliance..................119 IP address conflict................. 17 Connections specification..............118 Network connection ................17 Environmental specification..............118 Physical specification................118 Power specification................118 Wireless specification .................
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Raymarine YachtSense Link Series Installation & Operation Instructions

Chapter 1 Important Information

Chapter 2 Document Information

Chapter 3 Software Details

Chapter 4 Product and System Overview

Chapter 5 Parts Supplied

Chapter 6 Product Dimensions

Chapter 7 Yachtsense Ecosystem

Chapter 8 Location Requirements

Chapter 9 Mounting

Chapter 10 Cables and Connections - General Information

Chapter 11 Power Connection

Chapter 12 Antenna Connections

Chapter 13 Network Connections

Chapter 14: Wired Internet Connection

Chapter 15 Input and Output Channel Connections

Chapter 16 Sim Cards

Chapter 17 Imei Number

Chapter 18 Getting Started

Chapter 19 Registering (Onboarding) and Deregistering (Offboarding)

Chapter 20 Web Interface (Settings)

Chapter 21 Raymarine App

Chapter 22 Troubleshooting

Chapter 23 Maintenance

Chapter 24 Technical Support

Chapter 25 Technical Specification

Chapter 26 Spares and Accessories

Appendix A NMEA 2000 PGN Support

Appendix B Typical Throughput Consumption

Appendix C Ethernet (Ipv4) Networking of Raymarine Devices with Third-Party Products

Appendix D Software Release History

Appendix E Document Change History

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