Actisense Manuals & User Guides

Actisense, a brand of Active Research Limited, is a globally recognized leader in marine electronics, based in Poole, Dorset, UK. Since its inception, the company has focused on creating intelligent sensors and interfaces that solve interconnectivity issues on vessels. They are renowned for their robust NMEA 2000 and NMEA 0183 networking products, which ensure seamless communication between different marine navigation and monitoring devices.

The Actisense product lineup includes gateways, buffers, multiplexers, and engine monitoring units favored by professional installers and boat owners alike. Their solutions, such as the W2K-2 Wi-Fi Gateway and the EMU-1 Engine Monitoring Unit, are designed with galvanic isolation and durability to withstand harsh marine environments. Actisense aims to make navigation safer through reliable data delivery and comprehensive vessel diagnostics.

• How do I register my Actisense product for the 5-year guarantee?

  You can register your product online at the official Actisense website under the product registration section. Registration typically extends the standard 3-year guarantee to 5 years.

• How do I update the firmware on my Actisense W2K-2?

  The W2K-2 firmware can be updated via its built-in web interface. Connect to the device via Wi-Fi and navigate to the firmware update option in the settings menu.

• What does the EMU-1 Engine Monitoring Unit do?

  The EMU-1 converts data from analogue engine senders (such as gauges and alarms) into NMEA 2000 compatible data, allowing modern displays to monitor engine performance.

• Why can't I connect to my W2K-2 Wi-Fi initially?

  Ensure you are connecting to the Access Point broadcast by the device (SSID: w2k-serialnumber). The default password is printed on the label on the rear of the device.

• Aiza no ahitako ny laharan'ny andiany amin'ny fitaovako?

  The serial number is a six-digit number usually found on a white label on the product case, often located below the barcode.