If you have a Sailserver 2, then you can find the installation guide here
Inside the box:
- 1 Sailserver device with SIM card
- 1 GSM antenna for the mobile network
- 1 green connector for NMEA183 and SeaTalk 1 (attached to Sailserver)
- 1 NMEA 2000 cable
Take care to note down or take a picture of your Sailserver ID which you will find on the back of your Sailserver device. You will need your Sailserver ID during the registration process and to link your boat.
Sailserver can be connected to modern instruments via NMEA 2000 or SeaTalk NG, and also to classic instruments via NMEA 0183 or SeaTalk 1.
Sailserver will still work if not connected to the instruments on your boat, however exclusively using data from its internal GPS.
Status LED
On the front of Sailserver is a status LED which will help you during the installation process and to identify any errors.
- GREEN light - Valid GPS position found.
- RED light - No GPS position found yet.
- BLUE light - Temporary state. The number of flashes is not relevant.
- 1 fashs - Sailserver is online.
- 2 flashes - Sailserver is temporarily not online.
- 3 flashes - Sailserver is starting up or no Internet.
- 4 flashes - Sailserver has experienced an error during start-up.