Product Detail
The Digital Yacht 4G Connect, model ZDIG4GC, is a top - notch 4G/LTE modem. It offers exceptional speed and range, with fallback to 2G/3G. Unlocked for AT&T and T - mobile SIMs, it uses MIMO technology with an internal antenna solution. The LTE Class 3 modem provides long - range coverage and speeds up to 70Mbps. It features a WiFi interface for tablets and phones, performing well in port on GRP boats. There's an Ethernet LAN port to connect to the iKommunicate navigation interface, making boat NMEA 0183/2000 data available on the WiFi network for smartphone and tablet navigation. The Ethernet WAN port can connect to a satellite or the WL510 high - power WiFi system for a combined LTE/WiFi hotspot. Operating on 12V DC with less than 5W power consumption, it's easy to install and can be easily upgraded to PRO by purchasing external antennas and cabling. This 2G/3G/4G (LTE) internet access solution afloat uses the latest MIMO technology with dual antennas for fast, long - range access and includes a full - function wifi router. The standard model has built - in antennas that work great in port. It has a user - friendly interface, allowing users to insert a data SIM card from AT&T or T - Mobile. Just turn it on, connect to the password - protected WiFi hotspot it creates, and your device is online for on - board internet. You can also connect Digital Yacht’s WL510 high - power WiFi solution to the WAN port for more connectivity options, and connect iKommunicate to the LAN port for boat NMEA data on the WiFi network. In the box, you'll find a 4GConnect Router/Modem unit, 1x internal Wi - Fi antenna, another 4GConnect Router/Modem unit, and a power cable.
Using the Digital Yacht 4G Connect is a breeze. First, insert a data SIM card from AT&T or T - Mobile into the device. Then, connect the power cable to a 12V DC power source. Once it's powered on, look for the password - protected WiFi hotspot that the 4G Connect creates on your tablet, phone, or other device and connect to it. After that, your device will be online and you can start using the internet on board. If you want to use the boat's NMEA data for navigation apps, connect the iKommunicate to the Ethernet LAN port. For more connectivity options, you can connect the WL510 high - power WiFi solution to the Ethernet WAN port. When it comes to maintenance, keep the device in a dry place on the boat. Check the power cable regularly for any signs of wear. If you want to upgrade to the PRO version, just buy the external antennas and cabling and follow the installation instructions. Remember, don't expose the device to extreme temperatures or direct water splashes as it may affect its performance.
