https://macsailing.net/mybb/ Fri, 15 May 2026 09:56:21 +0000 MyBB https://macsailing.net/mybb/thread-2926.html Fri, 18 Sep 2015 18:38:48 +0000 Vancouver]]> https://macsailing.net/mybb/thread-2926.html https://macsailing.net/mybb/thread-2857.html Tue, 24 Mar 2015 18:00:42 +0000 GPSNavX]]> https://macsailing.net/mybb/thread-2857.html
2) Go to the Chart setup either from the iNavX Preferences or from a displayed chart. When a chart is displayed select the gear button in the upper right hand corner.

3) Tap "Points of Interest" "Setup" button. Note: Points of Interest requires iOS 7 or later.

4) From the list choose the desired Waterway Guide. Note: you need to have previously purchased the guide from X-Traverse and have your X-Traverse account information entered in the "Account" in iNavX.

5) Select "Save" in the upper right hand corner to exit the Points Of Interest setup.

6) Select "Save" in the upper right hand corner to exit the Chart setup.

7) Tapping on the Waterway Guide icons (i.e. marina, anchor, bridge, etc.) on the chart will display detailed info about the specific points of interest.

8) The action button in the Points Of Interest detail view will allow navigation to, calling, or googling the point of interest.]]>
2) Go to the Chart setup either from the iNavX Preferences or from a displayed chart. When a chart is displayed select the gear button in the upper right hand corner.

3) Tap "Points of Interest" "Setup" button. Note: Points of Interest requires iOS 7 or later.

4) From the list choose the desired Waterway Guide. Note: you need to have previously purchased the guide from X-Traverse and have your X-Traverse account information entered in the "Account" in iNavX.

5) Select "Save" in the upper right hand corner to exit the Points Of Interest setup.

6) Select "Save" in the upper right hand corner to exit the Chart setup.

7) Tapping on the Waterway Guide icons (i.e. marina, anchor, bridge, etc.) on the chart will display detailed info about the specific points of interest.

8) The action button in the Points Of Interest detail view will allow navigation to, calling, or googling the point of interest.]]> https://macsailing.net/mybb/thread-2557.html Sat, 05 Apr 2014 23:31:17 +0000 GPSNavX]]> https://macsailing.net/mybb/thread-2557.html
1) You will need to have an active X-Traverse account. Sign up for an X-Traverse account here..

https://x-traverse.com

Note: Only use characters 0..9 and/or A..Z and/or a..z for the account password.


2) There is a new NOAA Region which covers all NOAA chart coverage. To enable the "Tiled Chart" for this region please add this product to your X-Traverse account..

https://x-traverse.com/product/TT-TILE-NOAA-RNC


3) From the iNavX main menu, select "Preferences", then select "X-Traverse Account" and enter your Email and Password.

4) From the iNavX main menu select the NOAA Region (i.e. East, West) then select "00000_2 Tiled Chart".


The Tiled Chart presents a seamless continuous chart. Any individual chart can be loaded by tapping on the chart within the red rectangles and selecting it from the pop over menu. To return to the "Tiled Chart" tap the back button, then tap "Tiled Chart".

You will need an internet connection to download the tiles, but they are cached on your iDevice so you can continue to use them with offline. To clear the cache, select "i"nfo button in the lower right hand corner of the chart then select the action button in the upper left hand corner of the chart and select "Remove Chart" or "Update Chart".

NOTE: The individual NOAA charts do not require an X-Traverse account or X-Traverse product to function.


More Info Here]]>
1) You will need to have an active X-Traverse account. Sign up for an X-Traverse account here..

https://x-traverse.com

Note: Only use characters 0..9 and/or A..Z and/or a..z for the account password.


2) There is a new NOAA Region which covers all NOAA chart coverage. To enable the "Tiled Chart" for this region please add this product to your X-Traverse account..

https://x-traverse.com/product/TT-TILE-NOAA-RNC


3) From the iNavX main menu, select "Preferences", then select "X-Traverse Account" and enter your Email and Password.

4) From the iNavX main menu select the NOAA Region (i.e. East, West) then select "00000_2 Tiled Chart".


The Tiled Chart presents a seamless continuous chart. Any individual chart can be loaded by tapping on the chart within the red rectangles and selecting it from the pop over menu. To return to the "Tiled Chart" tap the back button, then tap "Tiled Chart".

You will need an internet connection to download the tiles, but they are cached on your iDevice so you can continue to use them with offline. To clear the cache, select "i"nfo button in the lower right hand corner of the chart then select the action button in the upper left hand corner of the chart and select "Remove Chart" or "Update Chart".

NOTE: The individual NOAA charts do not require an X-Traverse account or X-Traverse product to function.


More Info Here]]> https://macsailing.net/mybb/thread-2256.html Sat, 17 Nov 2012 16:27:29 +0000 GPSNavX]]> https://macsailing.net/mybb/thread-2256.html
1) Add the Theyr High Resolution subscription to an X-Traverse Account by clicking this link..

https://x-traverse.com/product/XT-THEYR-PRE-MB-365

2) Launch iNavX.

3) Select "Preferences" "X-Traverse Account" and enter email and password for X-Traverse account.

4) Open a chart. If using a raster chart, choose one that covers a larger area.

5) Select "Forecast Tab".

6) Select "Theyr Weather Parameters".

7) Select the Region (i.e. North America).

8) Select the Mode (i.e. Wind Speed).

9) Select "Save" button.

10) Select "Chart" tab.

11) Use the arrow button to advance to next forecast or use the animate button to cycle through the forecasts.

12) To select a different Region or Mode or change the transparency select the button with the forecast date/time.

Note: An X-Traverse account with a Theyr High Resolution Weather subscription and an internet connection are required.

Screen shot showing forecast..

[image]http://www.inavx.com/images/screenshots/iPhone/screencharttheyr.png[/image]]]>
1) Add the Theyr High Resolution subscription to an X-Traverse Account by clicking this link..

https://x-traverse.com/product/XT-THEYR-PRE-MB-365

2) Launch iNavX.

3) Select "Preferences" "X-Traverse Account" and enter email and password for X-Traverse account.

4) Open a chart. If using a raster chart, choose one that covers a larger area.

5) Select "Forecast Tab".

6) Select "Theyr Weather Parameters".

7) Select the Region (i.e. North America).

8) Select the Mode (i.e. Wind Speed).

9) Select "Save" button.

10) Select "Chart" tab.

11) Use the arrow button to advance to next forecast or use the animate button to cycle through the forecasts.

12) To select a different Region or Mode or change the transparency select the button with the forecast date/time.

Note: An X-Traverse account with a Theyr High Resolution Weather subscription and an internet connection are required.

Screen shot showing forecast..

[image]http://www.inavx.com/images/screenshots/iPhone/screencharttheyr.png[/image]]]> https://macsailing.net/mybb/thread-1708.html Wed, 28 Mar 2012 16:40:40 +0000 ]]> https://macsailing.net/mybb/thread-1708.html
2) Select "General".

3) Select "About".

"Model" will will provide model # which you can google for to determine exactly what it is.

"Version" will display the iOS version.]]>
2) Select "General".

3) Select "About".

"Model" will will provide model # which you can google for to determine exactly what it is.

"Version" will display the iOS version.]]> https://macsailing.net/mybb/thread-1668.html Sat, 11 Feb 2012 17:24:48 +0000 ]]> https://macsailing.net/mybb/thread-1668.html http://i-marineapps.blogspot.com/2012/02...-data.html]]> http://i-marineapps.blogspot.com/2012/02...-data.html]]> https://macsailing.net/mybb/thread-1666.html Tue, 07 Feb 2012 05:53:03 +0000 ]]> https://macsailing.net/mybb/thread-1666.html http://i-marineapps.blogspot.com/p/inavx-tutorial.html

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]]> https://macsailing.net/mybb/thread-1665.html Tue, 07 Feb 2012 04:15:21 +0000 ]]> https://macsailing.net/mybb/thread-1665.html http://i-marineapps.blogspot.com/2012/02...racks.html]]> http://i-marineapps.blogspot.com/2012/02...racks.html]]> https://macsailing.net/mybb/thread-1661.html Fri, 03 Feb 2012 00:22:31 +0000 ]]> https://macsailing.net/mybb/thread-1661.html http://i-marineapps.blogspot.com/2012/02...y-and.html]]> http://i-marineapps.blogspot.com/2012/02...y-and.html]]> https://macsailing.net/mybb/thread-1657.html Sun, 29 Jan 2012 06:54:55 +0000 ]]> https://macsailing.net/mybb/thread-1657.html http://i-marineapps.blogspot.com/2012/01...arted.html]]> http://i-marineapps.blogspot.com/2012/01...arted.html]]> https://macsailing.net/mybb/thread-1653.html Mon, 23 Jan 2012 04:33:44 +0000 ]]> https://macsailing.net/mybb/thread-1653.html ]]> ]]> https://macsailing.net/mybb/thread-1532.html Fri, 12 Aug 2011 04:55:20 +0000 ]]> https://macsailing.net/mybb/thread-1532.html
iPhone

1) From the Chart view, single tap the position icon.

2) From the menu select "Waypoint".

3) Tap the newly created waypoint on the Chart view. The waypoint may still be under the position icon.

4) Tap the Waypoint name on the Chart view (looks like a button).

5) Select "Goto" from the menu to begin navigation.


iPad

1) From the Chart view, single tap the position icon.

2) From the menu select "Goto" to begin navigation.


Note: Navigation to the waypoint can be cancelled by selecting "Cancel Goto" on the "Waypoints" tab or tapping the active waypoint on the chart twice and selecting "Cancel Goto".]]>
iPhone

1) From the Chart view, single tap the position icon.

2) From the menu select "Waypoint".

3) Tap the newly created waypoint on the Chart view. The waypoint may still be under the position icon.

4) Tap the Waypoint name on the Chart view (looks like a button).

5) Select "Goto" from the menu to begin navigation.


iPad

1) From the Chart view, single tap the position icon.

2) From the menu select "Goto" to begin navigation.


Note: Navigation to the waypoint can be cancelled by selecting "Cancel Goto" on the "Waypoints" tab or tapping the active waypoint on the chart twice and selecting "Cancel Goto".]]> https://macsailing.net/mybb/thread-1389.html Tue, 08 Mar 2011 23:56:59 +0000 ]]> https://macsailing.net/mybb/thread-1389.html SeaSmart WiFi:

Connect the N2K backbone to the SeaSmart WiFi. The backbone will provide provide power.

Once connected, link iNavX to SeaSmart WiFi ..

http://www.gpsnavx.com/iNavX/help/seassmart.htm

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Connect an Actisense NGW-1 ISO to a Brookhouse iMux:

Blue wire to NMEA CH1,2, or 3 of the iMux B
White wire to NMEA CH1,2, or 3 of the iMux A

If you are using an iPad and have a N2K autopilot:

Black wire to NMEA Differential (RS422) Out of the iMux B
Red wire to NMEA Differential (RS422) Out of the iMux A

Connect NGW-1 ISO to N2K backbone.

Once connected, link iNavX to iMux ..

http://www.gpsnavx.com/iNavX/help/imux.htm

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Connect an Actisense NGW-1 ISO to a DigitalYacht iAIS or DigitalYacht WLN10:

Blue wire to NMEA In - of the iAIS
White wire to NMEA In+ of the iAIS

Connect NGW-1 ISO to N2K backbone.

Once connected, link iNavX to iAIS ..

http://www.gpsnavx.com/iNavX/help/iais.htm


NOTE: Both the iMux and iAIS can be simultaneously interfaced to a Mac or PC via a USB port. This allows the N2K data (Converted to N0183) to flow to both iNavX and a marine navigation application on a PC or a Mac.]]> SeaSmart WiFi:

Connect the N2K backbone to the SeaSmart WiFi. The backbone will provide provide power.

Once connected, link iNavX to SeaSmart WiFi ..

http://www.gpsnavx.com/iNavX/help/seassmart.htm

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Connect an Actisense NGW-1 ISO to a Brookhouse iMux:

Blue wire to NMEA CH1,2, or 3 of the iMux B
White wire to NMEA CH1,2, or 3 of the iMux A

If you are using an iPad and have a N2K autopilot:

Black wire to NMEA Differential (RS422) Out of the iMux B
Red wire to NMEA Differential (RS422) Out of the iMux A

Connect NGW-1 ISO to N2K backbone.

Once connected, link iNavX to iMux ..

http://www.gpsnavx.com/iNavX/help/imux.htm

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Connect an Actisense NGW-1 ISO to a DigitalYacht iAIS or DigitalYacht WLN10:

Blue wire to NMEA In - of the iAIS
White wire to NMEA In+ of the iAIS

Connect NGW-1 ISO to N2K backbone.

Once connected, link iNavX to iAIS ..

http://www.gpsnavx.com/iNavX/help/iais.htm


NOTE: Both the iMux and iAIS can be simultaneously interfaced to a Mac or PC via a USB port. This allows the N2K data (Converted to N0183) to flow to both iNavX and a marine navigation application on a PC or a Mac.]]> https://macsailing.net/mybb/thread-1374.html Wed, 16 Feb 2011 15:53:22 +0000 ]]> https://macsailing.net/mybb/thread-1374.html
1) Launch MacENC (v8.30 or later).

2) Select "TCP/IP" on the MacENC "GPS" menu.

3) Select "Connect" on the MacENC "GPS" menu to establish the connection with the GPS receiver. If no GPS receiver is available then select "Simulator".

4) On the TCP/IP NMEA Data window, enable the "Server" and check the "Transmit" check boxes. Uncheck "Processed".

5) Launch iNavX (v3.2.0 or later).

6) On the iNavX TCP/IP NMEA Client enter the host and port (as displayed in MacENC). Set "Enable Waypoints" to ON. Set "AIS Targets Only" to OFF. Set "AP Repeat" to OFF. Set "Link" to ON. Set "Location Services" to OFF. At this point there should be NMEA data displayed in monitor.

Steps 1..6 are illustrated ..

http://www.gpsnavx.com/iNavX/help/macenc.htm


7) Return to MacENC and activate the waypoint or route (i.e. "Goto" button) in the respective "Waypoints" or "Routes" window. iNavX will immediately import the waypoint or route and begin navigation to it. Step 7 can be repeated for additional waypoints or routes.


Notes:

To select which route is plotted on the iNavX chart, select the blue disclosure button next to the route name in the iNavX "Routes" view. The selected Route will be shown in a bold font.

To cancel navigation to the waypoint or route. In MacENC on the Navigation panel select "Cancel Goto" button. Then in iNavX select "Cancel Goto" on the "Waypoints" view.]]>
1) Launch MacENC (v8.30 or later).

2) Select "TCP/IP" on the MacENC "GPS" menu.

3) Select "Connect" on the MacENC "GPS" menu to establish the connection with the GPS receiver. If no GPS receiver is available then select "Simulator".

4) On the TCP/IP NMEA Data window, enable the "Server" and check the "Transmit" check boxes. Uncheck "Processed".

5) Launch iNavX (v3.2.0 or later).

6) On the iNavX TCP/IP NMEA Client enter the host and port (as displayed in MacENC). Set "Enable Waypoints" to ON. Set "AIS Targets Only" to OFF. Set "AP Repeat" to OFF. Set "Link" to ON. Set "Location Services" to OFF. At this point there should be NMEA data displayed in monitor.

Steps 1..6 are illustrated ..

http://www.gpsnavx.com/iNavX/help/macenc.htm


7) Return to MacENC and activate the waypoint or route (i.e. "Goto" button) in the respective "Waypoints" or "Routes" window. iNavX will immediately import the waypoint or route and begin navigation to it. Step 7 can be repeated for additional waypoints or routes.


Notes:

To select which route is plotted on the iNavX chart, select the blue disclosure button next to the route name in the iNavX "Routes" view. The selected Route will be shown in a bold font.

To cancel navigation to the waypoint or route. In MacENC on the Navigation panel select "Cancel Goto" button. Then in iNavX select "Cancel Goto" on the "Waypoints" view.]]> https://macsailing.net/mybb/thread-1331.html Wed, 15 Dec 2010 00:52:41 +0000 ]]> https://macsailing.net/mybb/thread-1331.html
http://www.nauticalcharts.noaa.gov/mcd/l...chart.html]]>
http://www.nauticalcharts.noaa.gov/mcd/l...chart.html]]>