Navico marine-network radar

Discover supported Navico radar equipment and register it with BoatKit's common radar interface.

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Navico + BoatKit

Connection checklist

What you need

Tablet

A tablet needs a compatible USB Ethernet adapter or powered hub connected to the Navico marine network. Charging and any separate internet connection must be planned around that wired link.

Dedicated BoatKit device

A dedicated device can remain wired to the marine network and keep radar discovery and data available to BoatKit displays.

Hardware and network

  • Supported Navico, Simrad, Lowrance, or B&G radar equipment
  • A BoatKit Ethernet interface connected to the marine network
  • Model, firmware, and network compatibility confirmed for the installation

Account or license

No Navico cloud account is used. Compatibility is independently implemented and must be confirmed for the scanner model and firmware.

BoatKit’s Navico adapter discovers supported Navico, Simrad, Lowrance, and B&G radar equipment on the local marine network and manages the vendor-specific session. A compatible scanner then appears through BoatKit’s shared radar interface for a dedicated display, chart overlay, or custom helm view; provider diagnostics remain attached to the integration.

The BoatKit host needs an Ethernet path into the marine network. Tablet use generally requires a compatible Ethernet adapter or powered hub with charging and internet connectivity planned around it, while a dedicated device can remain connected continuously.

Compatibility varies by scanner model, firmware, and network configuration and should be confirmed before installation. BoatKit’s support is independent and does not imply affiliation with or endorsement by Navico or its brands.