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Lists the primary components of the kit: the SmartCraft CONNECT module and mounting hardware.
Explains the meaning of the CAN P, CAN H, and NMEA indicator lights.
Details the applicability of CAN H for specific engine configurations.
Describes the two methods for connecting the SmartCraft CONNECT module harness.
Outlines critical requirements for mounting the module on an engine, including bend radius and securing.
Lists specific locations on the engine to avoid when installing the SmartCraft CONNECT module.
Details the specific steps for mounting the module on a 25/30 FourStroke EFI engine.
Provides an introduction to installing the SmartCraft CONNECT on Mercury Avator models.
Instructs users to record the SmartCraft CONNECT serial number before installation.
Details the removal of panels and battery for Avator mounting access.
Explains how to connect the 10-pin connector and secure the harness on the Avator outboard.
Guides users through app download, Bluetooth setup, and user selection.
Details the process of selecting and connecting to a Wi-Fi network for module configuration.
Explains how to check for and perform firmware updates for the SmartCraft CONNECT module.
Covers configuring engine details, gateways, and tank information using the app.
Details how to configure steering angle source and stationkeeping features.
Outlines the process for dealers and OEMs to configure the module using license information.
Guides users on signing into or creating a Mercury account for configuration.
Explains the status indicated by the LEDs for CAN P, NMEA, CAN H, Wi-Fi, and Bluetooth.
Details troubleshooting steps based on the Wi-Fi LED status.
Lists the web domains and ports that must be open for proper module operation.
Describes common licensing errors and their meanings.
Provides information on the NMEA 2000 Load Equivalency Number.
Lists the Parameter Group Numbers (PGNs) transmitted by the module.
Lists the Parameter Group Numbers (PGNs) received by the module.
Details engine data signals transmitted to NMEA 2000 devices.
Outlines the device's compliance with FCC and ISED regulations.
Provides guidance on RF exposure limits and antenna installation requirements.
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