Web Interface / Apps
The Web Interface – The Core of the System
The Pcnautic Autopilot is built around an integrated web interface. All operation, configuration, and calibration are performed through this web interface.
The Pcnautic apps and shortcuts provide convenient and user-friendly access to this web interface.
All apps and shortcuts use the same integrated web interface. A WiFi connection to the Autopilot is required.
Connect to the Autopilot’s WiFi network.
The Autopilot automatically creates its own WiFi network.
On your smartphone, tablet, laptop, or PC, search for available networks and select:
pcnautic_AP

No password is required unless you have set one previously.
We strongly recommend changing the network name (SSID) and password. Default settings make your system vulnerable to unauthorized access. You can change them under WiFi / Network Config.
Use the Pcnautic Autopilot App
For optimal operation and configuration, use the Pcnautic Autopilot App. It is available for a wide range of devices and platforms.
The overview below shows the supported apps and integrations.
📱Smartphone / tablet
The Pcnautic Autopilot App is available for both Android and iOS and is recommended for the best user experience.
Click here for more information about downloading, installing, and using the Android / iOS app.
💻 Laptop / desktop-PC
Windows
For
Windows laptops and desktop PCs, we recommend using Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge in so-called app mode. In this mode, the web interface opens without an address bar or unnecessary browser buttons, providing a clean and stable operating environment.
The easiest way to set this up is by using the Windows Installer. This installer automatically places a shortcut on your desktop. When you use this shortcut, the browser launches directly in app mode with a direct connection to the Pcnautic Autopilot web interface.
This provides a user experience comparable to a standalone application.
macOS
For the best experience on a macOS MacBook or iMac, we recommend installing the Pcnautic Autopilot iOS app via the Mac App Store.
On modern Macs with Apple Silicon (M-series), it is possible to run iPhone and iPad apps directly on macOS. The Pcnautic Autopilot App then functions as a full desktop application, offering the same interface and functionality as on iPad.
Advantages of using the iOS app on macOS:
Full-screen operation without a browser interface
Faster startup time
Direct and stable connection to the Autopilot
Identical controls and display as on iPad
Click here for detailed instructions on installing the app on macOS.
⌚ Smartwatch
The Pcnautic Autopilot can also be operated via a smartwatch. An app is available for the following three platforms:
Wear OS
Wear OS
Apple Watch
Garmin IQ
Garmin IQAlternative: Directly via Web Browser
Launch a browser like Chrome or Safari and go to the web page: 192.168.14.1

You can now control the autopilot via the web interface using any smartphone, tablet, laptop, or PC. The web interface offers a wide range of settings and calibration options.
We recommend only changing settings if you are certain of their function. Incorrect adjustments may affect the performance of the system.
Create a Desktop Shortcut (Chrome)
Quickly access the web interface as if it were an app:
Open Google Chrome and go to
192.168.14.1Click the three dots (⋮) in the top-right corner
Go to More tools
Select Create shortcut...
Give the shortcut a name, e.g. “Pcnautic Autopilot”, and optionally check “Open as window”
Click Create
You’ll now find an “Pcnautic Autopilot” icon on your desktop. Clicking it will open the web interface directly, without having to type the address again.

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