What is Signal K and how does it connect your boat data?
An introduction to Signal K, instruments and onboard data exchange.
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Practical information to understand your instruments and plan onboard electronics.
An introduction to Signal K, instruments and onboard data exchange.
Read guide →How to manage local charts and make sure they are available on board.
Read guide →Understand AIS data, reception and its limitations when navigating.
Read guide →What to check when integrating instruments of different generations.
Read guide →Understand wind speed and direction and plan a compatible installation.
Read guide →Understand the controller, sensors and actuator in an autopilot system.
Read guide →Considerations for installing a small computer on an onboard network.
Read guide →The basics of viewing onboard instruments from tablets and laptops.
Read guide →Plan navigation data integration without replacing every instrument.
Read guide →What open technology means and how to plan an expandable installation.
Read guide →Compare visibility, power and chart support before choosing an onboard screen.
Read guide →Identify a GPS source and check its data on your boat network.
Read guide →Electrical protection and stable power for an onboard navigation computer.
Read guide →Consider location, cable and compatibility for AIS reception.
Read guide →Check protocol, installation and calibration of a wind vane or anemometer.
Read guide →Separate mounting, power and data problems before replacing a sensor.
Read guide →Checks needed before adjusting wind direction readings.
Read guide →Understand tiled chart files and their limitations offline.
Read guide →Understand unencrypted ENC data and protected commercial charts.
Read guide →Review chart sources, coverage and local copies before a voyage.
Read guide →Understand approach estimates and why they require supervision.
Read guide →Components and limitations of software-defined radio AIS reception.
Read guide →Check interfaces, units and depth references when sharing sounder data.
Read guide →Interpret log and GPS speed when there is current or sensor error.
Read guide →Understand the backbone, drop cables, power and termination.
Read guide →Integrate older marine instruments with a modern data network.
Read guide →Questions about monitoring, stopping and returning to manual steering.
Read guide →Information to gather when requesting a boat delivery quote.
Read guide →An initial checklist for documents, equipment and technical condition.
Read guide →Check connections, software, power and onboard data before the season.
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