Technology · Compatibility
Compatibility is model-specific.
Manufacturer, model, firmware, interface, installed gateway, vessel architecture, access permissions and control permissions all matter.
A repeatable workflow
From equipment list to recorded configuration.
Identify equipment
Record make, model and firmware.
Identify interface
Confirm gateway and transport.
Define the requirement
Separate data from control.
Test the equipment input
Test actual readings and outcomes.
Set up and test
Assign equipment inputs, roles and permissions.
Record configuration
Retain the accepted installation scope.
Installation answers
Compatibility starts with the exact equipment.
The product supports the functions described below. What an individual yacht can provide depends on its equipment, interfaces and installed and tested configuration. Send the make, model, available connection and the information or action you need.
Garmin Ethernet, NMEA and Raymarine
Garmin integration supports direct Ethernet and NMEA connectivity, with routes and waypoints sent to and received from Garmin. Your chartplotter and steering stay in charge. Compatible marine equipment can supply position, heading, speed, depth, wind, engine and tank data through supported NMEA interfaces. Confirm the gateway, available messages and each required reading. This does not imply every model or proprietary function is supported. Navigation context · Propulsion Intelligence.
Victron power and connected inputs
Battery, shore, charging, solar, alternator, inverter, generator and loads share the power view. Temperature and tank inputs depend on the installed equipment. Bring the system layout and the readings you want displayed. Read the energy-flow example.
Switching and scenes
Identify each circuit, its controller and the allowed action. Supported local switching and scene workflows retain permissions and equipment confirmation. Review a configurable salon scene.
Cameras, access and environmental sensors
Confirm the controller and device models, coverage zones, supported events, recording retention and who may see media. Separate camera availability from footage access and agree access permissions by person, area and schedule. Plan security coverage.
Sonos and Fusion audio
List players, speakers, soundbars, Amps, Ports and Fusion zones, with source and room requirements. Sonos grouping remains separate from Fusion zone controls. Plan whole-yacht listening.
UNAS storage and local media
Define storage capacity, users, files, backups and supported playback devices. GlassBridge presents storage health and availability; media access follows the network, storage permissions and player capabilities. See storage in the rack.