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The paperless receivers are dedicated, compact and
economical dual channel NDBP receivers using FEC techniques
for reception of navigational warnings, gale warnings, ice reports,
search and rescue information, and weather forecasts within
200 to 400 miles offshore. It monitors simultaneously 518 kHz
and a selectable secondary frequency either the national
490 kHz or the 4209.5 kHz for long range services.
NAVTEX messages are displayed on an eight inch colour TFT
screen. Background and foreground colours as well as font
type are user-selectable to offer a message presentation which
suits the very best clarity under all light conditions.
The simple to use receivers offer coloured headings to clearly
identify new received messages. Stored messages can be
sorted and displayed as well as printed by station ID and
message category.
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- Full meet latest IMO
- 3 receiving frequencies
- Printerless type
- Easy Installation
- Easy operation
- External Printer (Option)
- Navtex data export function for Integrated Navigation System (ECDIS or etc.)
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Standard Features:
Water proof construction IP6
Simultaneously operates at 518 kHz and either at 490 kHz or at 4209.5 kHz
Compliant with IMO MSC.148(77), ITU-R.M 540-2, M.625-3, IEC-61162 Type Approval as MED (GMDSS requirements)
5.6 inch bright WVGA LCD
Compact configuration consisting of Display/Receiver and Antenna
Printer interface
Messages output in ASCII characters via RS-232C for connection to serial printer
Stores more than 200,000 characters in memory
Low power consumption
Nav data display acts as NMEA repeater for GPS or other instrumentation
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