How to fix WiFi or Bluetooth connection issues on my Em-Trak Transceiver?
If you can't establish a connection using WiFi or Bluetooth with your Em-Trak Transceiver, check that the transceiver is powered by 12 - 24V. Also, check the configuration parameters using proAIS2. Ensure there are no obstructions between the transceiver and your mobile device and that there are no sources of interference nearby.
What to do if no LED indicators are illuminated on my Em-Trak Transceiver?
If no LED indicators are illuminated on your Em-Trak Transceiver, check that the power supply is connected correctly and that it is a 12V or 24V supply.
Why is the amber LED indicator flashing continuously on my Em-Trak Transceiver?
The amber LED indicator flashes on the Em-Trak transceiver while it searches for a position fix. If this takes longer than a minute, check the GPS antenna performance using the configuration tools.
What to do if Em-Trak Transceiver data is not being received by the chart plotter?
If your Em-Trak Transceiver is not sending data to the chart plotter, verify that the signal wires are correctly connected, the baud rate matches on both the transceiver and the chart plotter, and other vessels are within radio range and displayed on the Other Vessels tab of proAIS2 or CONNECT-AIS.
How to fix Em-Trak Transceiver connection issues with WiFi or Bluetooth?
If you can't establish a connection using WiFi or Bluetooth on your Em-Trak Transceiver, check that the transceiver is powered by 12 - 24V, review the configuration parameters using proAIS2, ensure there are no obstructions or sources of interference between the transceiver and your mobile device, confirm that the 5-minute Bluetooth pairing window hasn't expired (if it has, remove and reapply power, including USB), and verify you're not using Bluetooth with an Apple device.
Why is my Em-Trak Transceiver vessel name not being received by other vessels?
If your Em-Trak Transceiver isn't sending vessel name data to other vessels, remember that static data (including vessel name and call sign) transmits every 6 minutes. It might take a few transmissions before all data appears. Position reports with critical information like position, MMSI, and speed are sent more frequently.
How to troubleshoot no illuminated indicators on my Em-Trak B924?
If no indicators are illuminated on your Em-Trak Transceiver, check that the power supply is connected correctly and that the power supply is a 12V or 24V supply.
Why is my vessel name not being received by other vessels using my Em-Trak B924 Transceiver?
If your vessel name isn't being received by other vessels from your Em-Trak Transceiver, note that static data (containing vessel name, call sign, etc.) is transmitted every 6 minutes, so it may take a few transmissions before all the vessel data is displayed. Position reports contain critical data like position, MMSI number, vessel speed, etc., and this is transmitted more regularly.
Why is the amber indicator flashing continuously on my Em-Trak B924 Transceiver?
The amber indicator flashes on your Em-Trak Transceiver while the transceiver searches for a position fix. If it takes longer than a minute, you can check the performance of the GNSS antenna by using the GNSS Status tab of proAIS2.
What to do if the red error LED indicator is flashing on my Em-Trak B924 Transceiver?
If the red error LED is flashing, there may be a problem with the VHF antenna system, which can be confirmed using proAIS2. Check for a faulty VHF antenna, cable, or connectors, and ensure they are properly connected. Confirm the suitability of the VHF antenna (for AIS only, use antennas covering 162MHz; for splitter variants, use antennas covering to 159MHz). Also, check the VHF antenna location, ensuring it isn't mounted near other transmitting antennas, sources of interference, metal structures, or other obstructions.
Crucial safety instructions for product installation and usage.
Covers position source, RF emissions, disposal, accuracy, FCC, and Industry Canada notices.
General introduction to the AIS transceiver, its purpose, and capabilities.
Details the various models in the B900 Series and their feature differences.
Lists all components included in the product packaging.
Information on customer support, return policy, and warranty coverage.
Explains the software and methods for configuring the AIS transceiver.
Overview of pre-installation checks and required items.
Guidance on selecting and installing VHF and GPS antennas.
Instructions for connecting the power supply and data cable.
Recommendations for optimal placement and mounting of the unit.
Step-by-step guide for initial setup and vessel data entry.
How to connect the transceiver to NMEA 2000, chartplotters, and other devices.
Explanation of the status indicators and their meanings.
How to enable/disable silent mode and its operational impact.
Details on the data logging feature and how to retrieve logs.
Table listing supported NMEA 2000 Parameter Group Numbers (PGNs).
General information about the Automatic Identification System (AIS).
Explains the types of data transmitted by AIS devices.
General| AIS Class | Class B |
|---|---|
| Output Power | 2W |
| Modulation | GMSK |
| Power Supply | DC |
| Interface | NMEA 0183 |
| Frequency Range | 156.025 MHz - 162.025 MHz |
| Channels | 2 |
| Voltage | 9 - 31.2V |
| Waterproof Rating | IPX6 |
| Certifications | CE, FCC |
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