Lowrance Gofree Wifi1 Wireless Module on 2040-parts.com
Dural, New South Wales, Australia
Lowrance GOFREE WIFI1 WIRELESS MODULEer
FAQsQ: How do I stop unauthorised users on other boats connecting to my MFD? A: In order to connect to the GoFree wireless network the user must enter the correct passphrase. This can be obtained from the MFD menus. Q: Can I disable the iPad's remote control functionality? A: Yes you can do this at any time from the MFD. Q: Can you control the Autopilot from the iPad? A: No, Autopilot and Czone digital switching control has been disabled pending legal clearance. Q: Can WIFI-1 connect to the internet via a marina hotspot? A: Not initially Comes with
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