How to insert a SIM card into 4G Littoral Link?

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4G Littoral Link - Boat Internet Access System

Q: What are the differences between 4G Connect and 4G Littoral Link?

The main difference is the external antenna and range. The 4G Littoral Link is supplied with a single external antenna housing dual elements. The range is up to 10nm. The 4G Connect Pro is supplied with two external antennas. The range is up to 20nm.

Q: Which speed can I get with the 4G Littoral Link?

The 4G Littoral Link has a CAT 4 modem so it offers fast connectivity at up to 70MBs (network dependent). It does not support carrier aggregation.

Q: Where should the external antenna be mounted?

4G Littoral Link is supplied with a single external antenna. While height is advantageous, consideration should also be given to cable runs. The standard cables (LMR200) are 7m in length and should not be extended. Typical mounting locations would be on radar arch or stern pole/solar panel platform.

Q: How to configure the 4G Littoral Link APN settings?

The 4G Littoral Link will automatically recognise all the APN. However, if you need to modify the auto APN settings, it can be simply done via the 4G Littoral Link web interface. It is explained in the product manual.

4G Littoral Link

599,00€

“4G Littoral Link is a 4G (LTE) boat internet access solution to get internet for your boat – ideal for browsing, entertainment, weather, email and work from boat. It utilises a single external antenna housing dual elements for fast, coastal range access and incorporates a full function WiFi router.”

KEY FEATURES

4G Littoral Link is a 4G (LTE) internet access solution to get internet for your boat – ideal for browsing, entertainment, weather, email and work from boat. The Cat 4 modem supports speeds (network dependent up to 70MBs) It utilises MIMO technology with a single external antenna housing dual elements for fast, coastal range access and incorporates a full function WiFi router so multiple devices can connect wirelessly.

The external antenna makes coastal internet readily achievable and internet sharing on board for everyone. Typical ranges are up to 10nm from the coast so it doesn’t have the range of the dual antenna 4G Connect Pro solution but is attractively priced, easy to install and may suit many small boats looking for on board connectivity or work from boat solutions

4G Littoral Link has an easy to use interface (for wifi network set up etc) and is unlocked so users are free to fit a data SIM card from any mobile provider they choose. However, during our testing, we have found that the lower frequencies used by the Vodafone network coupled with a competitive European data roaming allowance, offer the best maritime solution for European cruising yachtsman.

Operation is simple – turn on, connect to the password protected WiFi hotspot that 4G Littoral Link creates and your device is online for internet for your boat.

FEATURES

Hi performance 4G/LTE modem for great speed and range with fall back to 2G/3G
SIM unlocked for any network provider
Supplied with a compact dual element antenna with standard 1” threaded base (fits standard deck, rail, pole etc GPS mounts)
23 ft (7m) low loss LMR 200 cable kit included (one antenna, two cables)
LTE Class 4 modem offers long range and up to 70Mbps speeds
Wifi interface for iPads, tablets, phones, PC, MAC etc
12V DC operation with <5W power consumption

SPECIFICATIONS

Power

Operating Temp

Physical

•9-30v DC (<5W)

•-40 to +75 C

•Main unit: 180 x125 x 55mm (ex antennas)

•Weight 670g

•Protection IPX4

4G/LTE

Technology

2G/3G Fallback

•4G(LTE) CAT 4 up to 70Mbps

•Support for B1/B3/B5/B7/B8/B20 LTE FDD bands

•Support for B38/B40/B41 TDD bands

•Single dual element MIMO antennas

•850/900/2100 MHz Max 42Mbps (HSPA+ download)

•UMTS 384kbps

•900/1800 MHz GSM/GPRS/EDGE (Class 12 device)

Interfaces

•WiFi 802.11b/g/n with 64/128 bit WEP/WPA/WPA2 encryption

Weight	670 g
Dimensions	18 × 12,5 × 5,5 cm

Weight

670 g

Dimensions

18 × 12,5 × 5,5 cm

The main difference is the external antenna and range.

The 4G Littoral Link is supplied with a single external antenna housing dual elements. The range is up to 10nm.

The 4G Connect Pro is supplied with two external antennas. The range is up to 20nm.

The 4G Littoral Link has a CAT 4 modem so it offers fast connectivity at up to 70MBs (network dependent). It does not support carrier aggregation.

4G Littoral Link is supplied with a single external antenna. While height is advantageous, consideration should also be given to cable runs. The standard cables (LMR200) are 7m in length and should not be extended. Typical mounting locations would be on radar arch or stern pole/solar panel platform.

The 4G Littoral Link will automatically recognise all the APN. However, if you need to modify the auto APN settings, it can be simply done via the 4G Littoral Link web interface. It is explained in the product manual.