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- Page 1 Installation & Quick Start Guide iNavHub Wireless Router QUICK START iNavHub VR1...
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Page 2: Before You Start
A PC, Mac, iPhone/iPad or other wireless device that has a web browser such as Internet Explorer, Google Chrome, Firefox, etc. To use the iNavHub to share a long range Wi-Fi internet connection on board the boat, then you will need a; ... - Page 3 Installation Step 2 Use suitable fixings (not supplied) to fix the INavHub 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 ...
- Page 4 As the iNavHub powers up the LEDs on the top side of the unit will briefly illuminate and then only the Power LED will stay illuminated. Below is an image that shows what each LED indicates.
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Page 5: Network Configuration
The choice of IP addresses is suitable for most situations, but if you wish to change this or change the SSID and password then this can be done by any device connected to the iNavHub by typing 192.168.1.1 in to the address bar of your browser software. - Page 6 After you have connected wirelessly to the iNavHub as detailed in section 4, you should be able to display the WL510 login page by typing 192.168.10.20 in to the address bar of your internet browser, see screen shot below…...
- Page 7 ON. You should now see the raw NMEA 0183 data being received in the monitor window as shown below; This proves that the iNavHub is correctly converting NMEA 0183 data to wireless data which can be used in any UDP...
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