• 1x Abra Linkbox+ Geo
• 1x Wire harness for Linkbox+ Geo with connections for boat wire network
• 1x External WiMEA antenna - for extended wireless range to Life Fob and and WaterSensor+
• 4x Mounting screws - for securing the device to the boat

 System overview

Installation

Follow the installation guide in the user manual for Linkbox+ Geo for installation of the Linkbox+ Geo.

OBS! The instructions are specific for the wire harness and external WiMEA antenna in the Linkbox+ Geo Kit.

IMPORTANT

• To enable the geofence functionality, the Linkbox+ Geo must remain powered on at all times. When connected directly to the main battery, it will cause a gradual battery drain. If connected after the main power switch, the Linkbox+ Geo will only power on when the switch is activated, but geofencing will not function while the unit is off.
  
  A 100 Ah boat battery will discharge to approximately 50% within one month of regular use.
  
  
• Life Fobs must be paired before closing any compartment around the hub, as pairing mode is activated by pressing the center button on the Linkbox+ Geo.

1. Connect emergency stop

Connect the yellow (or yellow/black) eStop wire from the boat's wiring harness to the appropriate kill switch wire, and connect the black wire to ground (GND) wire. Refer to the provided illustration for correct wiring.

The eStop wire is designed for Close to Stop (CS) systems, where the manual kill switch engages by grounding the kill switch. Verify that your engine uses a Close to Stop kill switch system before proceeding with the connection. For inboard engine boats, consult with a dealer or qualified technician for proper installation.

Note

• Installation of the eStop function is recommended to be carried out by professionals familiar with electrical wiring in boats.
• If retaining a mechanical kill switch, connect the Linkbox+ eStop in parallel to it.
• Use marine-grade butt splices or similar connectors to ensure all wire connections are waterproof.
• Avoid modifying the original wiring of the kill switch.

2. Connect power connection to the boat harness

Connect the power (PWR) and ground (GND) cables to the boat's 12V system.

The electrical spade terminals are designed for connection to a bus bar in the boat. We recommend installing the device directly before the main power switch, to ensure a constant power supply.

3. Install the WiMEA antenna (RECOMMENDED)

1. Connect the external WiMEA to the left gold colored connector when viewing the hub from the front. Tighten the connector using an appropriate tool, avoid using excessive force.
   
   
   
   
2. Use magnetic tape to mount the antenna in the console, overhead cabinet, or behind the helm. External antenna installations may require marine silicone sealant and a through-hole fitting. Mount the antenna in an unobstructed location at least 30 cm (10 in.) away from other electronic equipment.
   
   
3. Secure the antenna harness with cable ties

Note: The antenna must be mounted in a vertical position as indicated by the green check marks in the illustration below. The connectors for the GPS antenna (right) and the WiMEA antenna (left) are not interchangeable. However, do not use excessive force when mating the connectors, as this may cause damage.

4. Connect the wire harness to the Linkbox+ Geo

Connect the wire harness (center) main connector to the Linkbox+ by inserting the connector and engaging the threaded nut. Hand tighten to ensure the connector is fixed.

Peripheral connections

Peripheral connections are currently not supported for the Linkbox+ Geo.