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Instructions for charging the battery before placing the lantern into service.
Guidance on selecting an optimal location for the lantern for best performance.
Methods for programming lantern settings via Bluetooth or IR Controller.
Overview of the SealitePro® app for communicating with Sealite products via Bluetooth.
Details the functions available within the SealitePro® app for the SL-C510 with AIS.
How to identify the connected lantern via Bluetooth flashing.
Procedure to assign a user-defined name to the lantern.
Instructions for setting up and changing the lantern's security PIN.
Options for fitting SATCOM/GSM modules and managing GPS/GSM operation.
Estimates if collected solar charge is sufficient for battery replenishment.
Estimates lantern autonomy based on settings and geolocation.
How to change the lantern's operating mode (Standby, Always On, Dusk till Dawn).
Information on setting IALA recommended flash characters for the marine lantern.
Modify Flash Code by selecting type and length of flash.
Select Flash Code from the Sealite Flash Code table in the Appendix.
Choose from four intensity values (25%, 50%, 75%, 100%) for the lantern.
Select lantern intensity based on visible range in nautical miles.
Troubleshooting steps if the GPS is not working correctly.
Using Solar Calculator to verify autonomy and set lantern configuration.
Guidance on whether a PIN is required when first using the lantern.
Troubleshooting message when downloading SealitePro® from Google Play.
Reasons why the 'Connect via Bluetooth' option may be disabled.
How to grant necessary permissions for SealitePro® to function correctly.
Troubleshooting message when trying to connect via Bluetooth.
Troubleshooting when the device scans but finds no lanterns.
Resolving 'Lantern Comms Failure. Retrying...' messages during Bluetooth connection.
Details on using the IR Remote Control for Test Mode, Normal Operation, and Read functions.
Retrieving stored hibernation start and end dates using the IR controller.
Checking the status of Hibernation Mode (Enabled/Disabled) via IR controller.
How GPS synchronisation works, requiring 4 satellites and time data.
Microprocessor checks GPS module for time data upon power-up.
Microprocessor in idle mode during daylight to reduce power consumption.
How the light activates in dark conditions and synchronizes with GPS data.
Description of Type 1 AIS AtoN: transmit only, using FATDMA with fixed time slots.
Description of Type 3 AIS AtoN: transmit/receive, using FATDMA or RATDMA.
Features and purpose of the proAtoN PC application for AIS AtoN configuration.
Step-by-step guide for installing the proAtoN software from the provided CD or USB stick.
Configuring MMSI, Name, Type of AtoN, and Type of EPFS for the real AtoN.
Details on default AIS AtoN position reports (message #21) and schedules.
How to add extra messages like #8, #6, #12, #14 to the schedule.
Enabling and selecting the type of virtual AtoN (virtual or synthetic).
Generating a full report of transceiver status for technical support.
Specific timing slots and parameters needed for Type 1 AIS AtoN operation.
Data required for Type 3 AIS AtoN configuration, utilizing its own receiver.
Instructions for cleaning solar panels with a cloth and warm soapy water.
Procedure for inspecting batteries every three years to ensure correct function.
Inspect the O-ring for damage, wear, or brittleness to ensure a proper seal.
Remedies for when the lantern fails to activate, checking darkness, battery, and PCB LEDs.
Troubleshooting steps for lanterns not operating through the night, checking sunlight and settings.
| Horizontal Output | 360 degrees |
|---|---|
| LED Colours | White, Red, Green, Yellow |
| Lens Material | Polycarbonate |
| Ingress Protection | IP68 |
| Range | Up to 5 nautical miles |
| Intensity Adjustments | User-adjustable |
| Compliance | IALA |
| AIS Reporting | Yes |
| Programming | PC software via USB |
| Weight | 4.5 kg |
| Light Source | LED |
| Battery Type | lithium |
| Flash Rate | Programmable |