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Contents of your package:

Designation

Part Number

Quantity

Jetvision Air!Squitter

66921 #1801-1862

Wifi Antenna, RP-SMA-male

66912

Int Plug In Power Supply (Level V1), Universal

66901

1090mhz ADS-B + GNSS Antenna

67960

978mhz UAT Antenna (USA only)

67080

868mhz Flarm Antenna (rest of the world)

69206

Aluminium Mast Clamp (32mm Antenna)

67204

10m Coax Cable N-male/SMA-male (Black)

70410

5m LAN Cable (Blue)

70003

Step 1: Prepare the mast

The supplied elements ensure attachment to an antenna mast with a diameter of up to 60mm.

Step 2: Attach the antenna holder to the mast.

Antenna mount.

Attach the antenna mount to the mast, ensure that it is placed level and that the nuts are at a similar distance.

Tighten the nuts evenly, to ensure that it is securely fixed and level against to the mast.

The mast/bracket should be grounded according to the original Jetvision instructions.
A scan of the original manual is included at the end.

Step 3: Insert the antenna into the holder

Check the antenna label.ADS-B 1090MHZ & GPS.

Insert the antenna carefully into the mount.

Tighten the antenna clamp.

Step 4: Connect the cable to the antenna

Using the large connector on the cable, insert into the antenna and firmly tighten to ensure a waterproof seal.

Make a soft loop on the cable. This is to remove the tension off the connection.

Secure the cable to the mast using at least two cable ties, then cut off the protruding ends, with side cutters.

Step 5: Connect the antenna cable to the Air!Squitter.

After attaching the cable to the antenna, feed the remaining cable inside the building via a safe portal and connect to the Air!Squitter Device.

Using the small connector on the cable connect to the Air!Squitter, via the ADS-B/GPS port.

The connector should be finger tight.

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Step 6: Connect Air!Squitter to the Internet

Using the Blue LAN cable connect to the Air!Squitter, via the LAN port

Step 7: Connect the device to the power supply.

The power supply and the UK 3 Pin adapter, for demonstration purposes only, use the country specific adapter required.

Insert the adapter carefully from the top, slide down so that an audible click to ensure it is seated correctly.

Plug the power supply into port marked 5V DC 1/A.Then plug the power supply’s 3 Pin plug into a mains socket (not an extension lead).

The above procedure is repeated with the second antenna supplied and this is connect to the Air!Squitter in the Flarm/UAT port, reminder the antennas must be a minimum of 25cm apart.

Step 8: Connect the device to the internet

Setup Instructions

Important: only use the ethernet method to setup your Jetvision. Do not use the micro-USB as this does not work.Tip: If you plan to use wi-fi to connect your device, use ethernet to configure your wi-fi network first, then move your device closer to your antennas, and complete setup.

Key steps:

Power the sensor with the supplied power cable
Plug the Airsquitter sensor into your router via ethernet cable
Click the black button on the front of the sensor until you see an IP address on the small LED screen (it should look something like 192.168.1.xxx)
Type this into a browser window on another device (e.g. phone or laptop) that is connected to the same router
You should arrive at the home screen of your Airsquitter
Go into network settings to configure your wi-fi with the network name, and password
You should be connected to the internet

If you are having any issues, please see our troubleshooting guide here, or open a ticket on our Discord channel, and a member of our team will be in touch as soon as possible to help you.

Step 9: Connecting to neuron

Please refer to the following video to help you connect your device to Neuron:

Summary

To connect your sensor to the Neuron network, go to https://explorer.neuron.world and create your device account and obtain a private key.

Once you have your device account number and private key, you will need to insert that into your sensor. To do this, you must connect to your sensor by visiting the following IP address and following the wizard:

http://<your-sensor-IP>:1337 (replace <your-sensor-IP> with your sensor's local IP address)

You can find out your sensors local IP address by pressing the button on front of your sensor a few times until you reach the "LAN" or "Wi-Fi" screen (depending on your connection type). <your-sensor-IP> is the IP address at the top of the respective screen. It should have a format of 192.168.1.XXX

Once complete, your sensor will appear in the 4DSKY Explorer. You may need to wait 5 minutes for it to refresh.

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Troubleshooting and support

FAQs: first visit the FAQs section to see if there is an easy fix

Discord: please join our community for live help

Support ticket: open a support ticket on Discord and describe your issue. If you need remote device support, you can enable this using the instructions below.

Join Discord

Enabling Remote Device Support

If our team requests remote device support:

In your browser, go to: http://<your-sensor-IP>/support.html

Click Enable.

You’re done—we can now securely access your device for troubleshooting. Be sure to turn off remote device support once your support issue is resolved. You can do this by following the same steps, but click "Disable" instead.

Quick start guide