Quark QK-A026 Wireless AIS+GPS Receiver Setup

[@andrewdickenson3905]

Hi - just wanted to say thanks for the video - I'd wasted an hour trying and failing to get the device setup with my iPad and iNavX - but was sorted out within a couple of minutes of finding your video

[@LordGryllwotth]

Great job. I also have this reciever with GPS. I am planning to make a video soon.

[@Escapetosea]

Great, concise.

[@abl9087]

Hi Thanks for the video. Have you tried to conect the instruments via NMEA to show them in the ipad or pc?? I have been trying with different programs, but for what ever reason doesnt work..

[@jimsails7985]

Yes on the iPad with iNavX. No to any Window or Linux computer but yes on a macOS computer (MacBook Air). On the MacBook I used MacENC but it is currently being rebuilt for 64bit compatibility and may not be ready yet.

[@haifengyuan1502]

You probably need change the port number or use the static ip address if have dropping issue.

[@baz4x4r]

Will it work with iPad and navionics?

[@jimsails7985]

If you are asking about the Quark QK-A026 device in the video, it does work with iNavX on the iPad. I demonstrate it in the video. I don't think the Navionics iPad app supports NMEA via TCP/IP over Wi-Fi. You can purchase Navionics charts for iNavX though.

[@MrOoo00ooo]

Hi ! I have a QK A026 but i can't connect to my ipad, i don't know password wifi of device

[@jimsails7985]

According to the manufacturer the default password for connecting to the Quark is 88888888.

[@MrOoo00ooo]

Jim Sails thank you !

[@stephenmiriaja4322]

How do you get the password for the wifi?

[@jimsails7985]

The device comes with a password already set from the manufacturer. It's been long enough ago that I don't remember the default password for that device. This password can be changed by you through it's admin console. You should be able to find it in the user manual.

[@stephenmiriaja4322]

I got them to respond they gave it to me. How do you find the instrument after using it a while?

[@jimsails7985]

I changed out all of my electronics on my boat a year or two after I made this video. I am now using a Vesper 8000XB and find that it is just superb.