One drop cable to your NMEA 2000 backbone — and your wind, depth, GPS and live AIS traffic appear on the tablet, the phone, the laptop and the Pixel mast display. No apps to install on the boat, nothing to configure twice.
Converts the entire N2K bus to standard NMEA 0183 over WiFi — TCP server and UDP broadcast simultaneously, for any number of clients at once.
AIS receivers on the bus become standard AIVDM sentences — vessels appear on Navionics and OpenCPN charts with names, courses and speeds.
Two GPS units? Duplicate depth senders? The gateway picks the best source per data type, so your apps see one clean, consistent feed.
Native UDP feed for the Pixel mast display — instruments on deck with zero configuration, one thin power cable up the mast.
Live view of what's received and what's streamed, WiFi settings, everything from a phone browser. No app.
New firmware installs from the web page in two taps — the gateway grows features over its lifetime.
Navionics Boating · OpenCPN · iSailor · qtVlm · Aqua Map — anything that accepts an NMEA feed over the network. TCP port 10110 or UDP broadcast on port 2000; setup steps for each app are in the manual.