Through the NavDesk interface you can perform computer assisted calibration, Tutorials and the manual can be reached here.

The E4 will work with B&G Fastnet H2000, 3000 and H5000, Raymarine Seatalk 1 &2, Nexus, Garmin displays. Ports need to be set in NavDesk.

E4 Silver Processor: 1.16kg
E4 Black Processor: 600g
E4 White: 80g

Element 10: 1.64kg, Element 7: 1.04kg.

To find out the cost of a system for your boat, you can get in contact with our Sales Director on this page.

Yes, you can find it here.

You can find them here.

We have 128 channels available to send any data string over UDP you would like, please find it here.

Yes, we can speak with plotters over the NMEA 2000 bus, Expedition in the expedition format over UDP and Adrena over ump using NMEA 0183.

Yes, with our Linear Box you can input 2, 0-5V sensors to measure any value you would like.

Yes, our Loadcell Box is a load cell amplifier that can interface with most 4 or 6 wire load cells and send the signal to NMEA 2000.

Yes our WindBox converts the signal to 100hz NMEA 2000 wind sensors.

If they are not NMEA 2000 but analog, we can supply a Actisense DST-2 to convert the signal to NMEA 0183.

Make sure the connections in the SAILethernet are correctly connected, if you have installed a junction box somewhere, ensure this has also been connected correctly. Also make sure the network setup is correct.

This has to be done with a windows pc at present. With you PC online and connected to your E4 open Nav desk, if you are online a pop up will will appear. With the update. Download the update to your PC then update your hardware. If you do not see a map in nav desk window then you are not online

Make sure your displays, E4 and NavDesk control device are connected to the same DHCP server.

Make sure the fastnet output is disabled, you can do this through Navdesk.

Since Model E4 can work with or without the B&G H2000 and H3000 processor, fastnet output is disabled as default. Make sure to enable it.

Disconnect the power from the fastnet bus, and measure the resistor between green and white, it should be 50 Ohms. If it reads 70 Ohms there is just one resistor, if it reads 30 Ohms there are 2. The Fastnet bus also needs to be powered separately if the B&G processor has been removed.

Ensure it has been cabled and setup correctly this includes red and black. Also turn on Fastnet output in Setup>Networking>Outputs.

Take the router out of the network. Then connect the SAILethernet to the E4 and check if the displays work. If so, Sailmon works and the problem lies somewhere in the router.

Since the Wind Box delivers wind data with a high update rate of 100Hz, this may be too much for some instruments. Special software is available in this case, to solve this problem contact the Sailmon support team.

The Wind Box is designed to be integrated into a Sailmon system. It does not provide direct offset features since Sailmon uses advanced calibration which is done in other parts of the system.

Check the sensor connection and the sensor cable for errors. In case all connections are working, the MHU sensor is most likely damaged or not connected.

Check the NMEA 2000 power supply and the termination resistors of the NMEA 2000 bus.