Digital Yacht LANLink NMEA 0183 To Ethernet Gateway [ZDIGLANLINK]

In today's boating world, more boats are equipped with wireless routers or use services like Digital Yacht 4G Connect for internet access. The LANLink NMEA to ethernet gateway is the perfect solution to integrate your boat's NMEA data into the router network. This allows connected devices and apps to access and utilize the data easily. Available in versions for NMEA 0183 and NMEA 2000, the LANLink features an intuitive web interface. Any device with a browser can quickly configure NMEA baud rates and IP/Port details. It supports multiple TCP/IP connections and operates bi - directionally. After a simple connection to the onboard network using a CAT 5/6 patch cable, you can set up apps like TZ iBoat, iNavX, etc., just by entering the IP address and port to stream NMEA data. Key features include low - power 12/24v DC operation, easy connection via an RJ45 Cat 5/6 patch cable, and support for up to 5 connected devices in TCP/IP mode. The NMEA 2000 variant offers raw and conversion modes. Setting it up is a breeze with a menu - driven web UI, and you can configure NMEA data baud rates, mode, and port easily. It also has a status page for system diagnostics. With a power range of 10 - 35V DC, an Ethernet RJ45 10/100MB network port, and an operating temperature from - 25 to +70 degrees C, it's a reliable choice for your boating needs.

Using the LANLink is quite straightforward. First, connect it to your onboard network with a CAT 5/6 patch cable. Then, access the menu - driven web UI through a browser on your client device. There's no need to install any complicated software. On the web UI, you can configure the NMEA data for 4800 or 38400 baud, set the mode (TCP/IP or UDP) and port, and choose between a fixed or dynamic IP address. You can also check the status page for system diagnostics. When using apps, simply enter the IP address and port to start streaming NMEA data. As for maintenance, keep it in a dry place and within the operating temperature range of - 25 to +70 degrees C. Check the power and network connections regularly to ensure stable operation. If you're using the NMEA 2000 variant, be aware of the different modes it offers and choose the one that suits your apps best. Also, remember that the RS232 connectivity option is non - concurrent with NMEA.