Simrad AI80 User Manual
User manual
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User Manual
AI80 Automatic
Identification System
This manual is intended as a reference guide for operating the Simrad
AI80 Automatic Identification System.
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Document history
Rev. 0 First edition.
Rev. 1 Type approval certificate and declaration of conformity included.
Rev. 2 FCC statements included. Static Data and Voyage Related menus updated.
To assist us in making improvements to this manual, we would welcome comments and
constructive criticism. Please send all such - in writing to:
Kongsberg Seatex AS
Pirsenteret
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or by e-mail to:
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About this manual
This manual is intended as a reference guide for operating the Simrad AI80 Automatic
Identification System.
In this manual, references to buttons on the control unit are written in boldface, and in a
different text style (e.g. VIEW button, SHIFT button, ENTER button).
Important text that requires special attention from the reader is emphasized as follows:
Note!
Used to draw the reader’s attention to a comment or some
important information.
Caution!
Used to warn the reader that a risk of damage to the equipment
exists if care is not exercised.
WARNING! Used when it is necessary to warn personnel that a
risk of injury or death exists if care is not exercised.
FCC part 15 statement
This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits
for a Class A digital device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules.
These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against
harmful interference when the equipment is operated in a marine
and/or commercial environment. This equipment generates, uses and
can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in
accordance with the instruction manual, may cause harmful
interference to radio communications. The equipment is not inteded
for operation in a residential area. Operation in such an area is likely
to cause harmful interference in which case the user will be required
to correct the interference at his own expense.
Additional information to the user
Changes or modifications not expressly approved by Kongsberg
Seatex AS will void the user's authority to operate the equipment.
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This manual is divided in the following sections:
1. System overview
An overview of the AI80 system and its components.
2. User interface
An overview of the AI80 user interface, display pages and menus and the Minimum
Keyboard and Display (MKD) unit.
3. Software setup procedure
Initial software parameters that have to be entered before the system is ready to use.
4. Operation
Main operating procedures for using the AI80 system.
5. Appendix A - Operating procedures optional MKD
Describes the operating procedure when using the optional MKD.
6. Appendix B - Software setup using optional MKD
Initial software parameters that have to be entered before the system is ready to use when
using the optional MKD.
7. Appendix C - Type approval certificate
Copy of type approval certificate included.
8. Appendix D - Declaration of conformity
Copy of Declaration of Conformity included.
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Abbreviations and acronyms
AIS
Universal Ship-borne Automatic Identification System
AIS 1
161.975 MHz (87B – 2087)
AIS 2
162.025 MHz (88B – 2088)
ALR
Alarm
ATN
Aids to Navigation
BS
Base Station
COG
Course Over Ground
DSC
Digital Selective Calling
ETA
Estimated Time of Arrival
GPS
Global Positioning System
HDG
Heading
ICMP
Internet Control Message Protocol
IMO
International Maritime Organisation
LED
Light Emitting Diode
LR
Long Range
MKD
Minimum Keyboard Display
MMSI
Maritime Mobile Service Identity
MSG
Message
N/A
Not Applicable
PI
Presentation Interface
PWR
Power
ROT
Rate of Turn
RTCM
Radio Technical Commission of Maritime Service
RX
Receive
SMS
Short Message Service
SOG
Speed Over Ground
SWR
Standing Wave Ratio
TX
Transmit
UTC
Universal Co-ordinated Time
VDL
VHF Data Link
VDO
VHF Data Link Own Vessel Message
VHF
Very High Frequency
VTS
Vessel Traffic Service
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Contents
1 SYSTEM OVERVIEW..........................................................................................1
1.1 General............................................................................................................1
Coverage.........................................................................................................2
AIS information content .................................................................................2
1.2 System components ........................................................................................4
2 USER INTERFACE...............................................................................................7
2.1 AI80 user interface .........................................................................................7
Display............................................................................................................7
Keypad............................................................................................................7
LED indicators................................................................................................7
2.2 Buttons............................................................................................................8
2.3 Using display and keypad.............................................................................10
Manoeuvring and selecting...........................................................................10
Dialogue boxes .............................................................................................10
Editing ..........................................................................................................11
Information ...................................................................................................12
2.4 AI80 display pages and submenus................................................................12
Ship list view ................................................................................................14
Main menu....................................................................................................15
Alarms and LR..............................................................................................15
Dynamic data................................................................................................16
SMS ..............................................................................................................19
Downperiods.................................................................................................21
Channel Management ...................................................................................21
System...........................................................................................................23
Diagnostics ...................................................................................................24
Pin code protection .......................................................................................25
2.5 Optional MKD unit.......................................................................................25
Display..........................................................................................................25
Rotating knob ...............................................................................................25
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Display page buttons ....................................................................................26
Input buttons .................................................................................................26
2.6 Optional MKD - display pages and submenus .............................................26
Displaying submenus....................................................................................28
Entering Data................................................................................................28
View page .....................................................................................................29
Menu page ....................................................................................................29
SMS page......................................................................................................31
Alarm page....................................................................................................31
3 SOFTWARE SETUP PROCEDURE.................................................................33
3.1 General..........................................................................................................33
3.2 Security settings AI80 ..................................................................................33
3.3 Entering static data .......................................................................................34
3.4 Configuring external serial ports ..................................................................35
3.5 VHF data link ...............................................................................................35
3.6 Configuring radio channels ..........................................................................35
Viewing a region's settings...........................................................................35
Adding a region ............................................................................................36
Edit current region ........................................................................................37
4 OPERATION........................................................................................................39
4.1 General..........................................................................................................39
4.2 Turning the AI80 system ON .......................................................................40
4.3 Restarting the AI80 system...........................................................................40
4.4 Adjusting brightness and contrast.................................................................40
AI80 display settings ....................................................................................40
4.5 Changing parameters during operation.........................................................41
Setting the Navigational Status.....................................................................41
Entering Voyage Data ..................................................................................41
4.6 Turning the VHF transmitter OFF................................................................41
4.7 Using the AI80 message system...................................................................42
Using SMS in AI80 ......................................................................................42
New SMS received .......................................................................................42
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The Inbox......................................................................................................42
Write Message ..............................................................................................42
The Outbox ...................................................................................................43
Viewing and editing predefined messages ...................................................43
How to write a predefined message..............................................................43
4.8 The alarm system..........................................................................................43
AI80 alarms ..................................................................................................44
Displaying and acknowledging alarms.........................................................44
4.9 Long-Range messages (option) ....................................................................45
AI80 long-range............................................................................................45
Deleting a long-range request.......................................................................45
5 APPENDIX A - OPERATING PROCEDURE OPTIONAL MKD ................47
Optional MKD display settings ....................................................................47
Setting the navigational status ......................................................................48
Entering voyage data ....................................................................................48
Turning the VHF transmitter OFF................................................................49
Using SMS in AI80 - optional MKD............................................................50
Receiving and reading an SMS message......................................................51
Writing and sending SMS messages ............................................................52
The Outbox ...................................................................................................56
Removing messages......................................................................................57
Optional MKD alarms ..................................................................................57
Displaying and acknowledging alarms.........................................................58
Optional MKD long-range............................................................................59
Resolving a long-range request ....................................................................59
Deleting a long-range request.......................................................................60
Restarting the AI80 system using optional MKD ........................................60
6 APPENDIX B - SOFTWARE SETUP USING OPTIONAL MKD.................61
6.1 Security settings optional MKD ...................................................................61
Setting the security codes .............................................................................61
Changing the security levels.........................................................................62
6.2 Entering static data optional MKD...............................................................64
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6.3 Configuration external serial ports optional MKD.......................................65
6.4 Port settings and MAC address optional MKD............................................66
6.5 Answer mode optional MKD........................................................................67
6.6 Configuring radio channels optional MKD ..................................................68
Adding a region ............................................................................................69
Editing current region...................................................................................70
Viewing a region’s settings ..........................................................................70
7 TYPE APPROVAL CERTIFICATE .................................................................71
8 DECLARATION OF CONFORMITY ..............................................................75
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1 SYSTEM OVERVIEW
1.1 General
The Simrad AI80 Automatic Identification System (AIS) uses VHF
communication to transmit and receive AIS data. An AIS system
operates primarily on two dedicated VHF channels, AIS 1 – 161.975
MHz and AIS 2 – 162.025 MHz. Where these channels are not
available regionally, the AIS can be set to alternate designated
channels.
The system broadcasts the vessel's position, speed and course over
ground as well as static and voyage related information. Short safety
related text messages can be sent between vessels or broadcast from
shore based AIS stations or Aids to Navigation like buoys and
lighthouses. The on-board installed system is designed to operate
automatically and as a stand-alone unit. In addition to transmission of
AIS data, the system can continuously receive position information
from other vessels or shore based stations.
GPS
SATELLITES
BASE
STATIONS
OPERATOR
STATION
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Coverage
The system radio coverage range is similar to other VHF applications
and is dependent on the height of the antenna. The propagation differs
from that of a radar, due to the longer wavelength, so it is possible to
"see" around bends and behind islands if the landmasses are not too
high. A typical value to be expected at sea is 20 nautical miles.
AIS information content
AIS type of information is exchanged automatically between vessels,
vessels and shore based stations and vessels and Aids to Navigation
like buoys and lighthouses. The information transmitted by a vessel’s
AIS system is grouped in four categories:
Static data
MMSI (Maritime Mobile Service Identity) number
Call sign and name
IMO number
Length and beam
Location of position fixing antennas on the ship
Voyage related data
Ship's draught
Hazardous cargo type
Destination and ETA (at Master's discretion)
Type of ship
Dynamic data
Position with accuracy indication and integrity status
Time in UTC
COG (Course over ground)
SOG (Speed over ground)
Heading
Navigational status
Rate of turn
Safety-related messages
Reading and writing short safety related messages
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Data reporting and transmission rates
AIS data as stated above are autonomously sent at different update
rates and thus reporting rates are dependent on the ship's navigational
mode. Dynamic information is dependent on speed and course
alteration while static and voyage related data are transmitted every 6
minutes or on request. Thus fast ferries will report their navigational
data at a higher update rate than ships at anchor.
Ship's Manoeuvring Condition Nominal Reporting Interval
Ship at anchor 3 min.
Ship 0 to 14 knots 10 sec.
Ship 0 to 14 knots and changing course 3 1/3 sec.
Ship 14 to 23 knots 6 sec.
Ship 14 to 23 knots and changing course 2 sec.
Ship > 23 knots 2 sec.
Ship > 23 knots and changing course 2 sec.
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1.2 System components
An AI80 system includes the following units:
• AI80 Class A Mobile Unit
• GPS Antenna (GPS4)
• AI80 Minimum Keyboard and Display, 21-button with Pilot Port
Simrad AI80 MKD
(A101-12_1)
GPS antenna
(A101-01)
Interconnection cable
(A101-03)
Mounting kit
GPS antenna
(A101-02)
Class A Mobile Station
(A101-11_1)
Adapter cable
(A100-93)
Simrad
Interface cable to MKD
(A101-13_1)
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The Mobile Unit broadcasts the vessel’s position, speed and course
as well as static and voyage related information.
The unit incorporates two VHF receivers, one VHF transmitter, one
DSC receiver, one GPS receiver and a processor. The internal GPS
receiver is used for time synchronisation and for back-up position
sensor.
The MKD unit provides a simple user interface to the Mobile Unit
with basic presentation of configuration data and position data in a
4x20 character display.
Buttons are used for selecting display pages, for input of data to the
system, and for writing text messages transmitted to other vessels or
shore based AIS stations.
A Pilot Plug is included in the AI80 system and is located at the rear
of the MKD. The plug enables the pilot to connect a Personal Pilot
Unit (PPU) to the AIS system.
The supplied L1 GPS antenna is delivered with a universal antenna
mounting kit and an adapter cable with N connectors for connection
to a customer supplied GPS antenna cable, e.g. RG-214.
The system may also be delivered with an optional, external MKD.
This MKD provides either a 25x15 character display or a graphical
view.
Note ! A customer supplied VHF antenna must be included in the AI80
system. A qualified antenna must cover marine band (156 MHz - 164
MHz), have omni-directional vertical polarization and provide 2 to 5
dB gain.
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2 USER INTERFACE
2.1 AI80 user interface
OK
CANCEL
1 2
ABC
3
DEF
4
GHI
5
JKL
6
MNO
7
PQRS
8
TUV
9
WXYZ
VIEW
0
OFF
DELEDIT
INFO
SHIFT
AIS
SIMRAD
Display
4 x 20 character display with LED backlight.
Keypad
21-button keypad, alpha numeric and navigation keys.
LED indicators
The LED indicators on the front of the Mobile Unit can be used to
monitor status as well as data reception and transmission.
LED Colour Description
TX Off
Amber
Green
Red
Transmitter idle
Transmitting on AIS channel B
Transmitting on AIS channel A
Transmitter turned off
MSG Off
Amber
Green
No message/report being received
Message/report received on channel B
Message/report received on channel A
GPS Amber
Green
Indirect synchronisation free run
Internal GPS OK, GPS synch selected
ALM Off
Red
No alarm
Alarm - alarm relay activated
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2.2 Buttons
Manoeuvring in the display: move the "viewport" up, down, left and
right using the ARROW buttons in order to display the text. A display
page is not limited to 4x20 characters. The manoeuvring allows the
user to move a "viewport" up/down and sideways in order to display
the entire text. This "window" of 4x20 characters used for viewing the
text, is called a viewport in this manual.
- Main Menu -----------Active alarms
Redundancy
Settings ▼
SMS
Downperiods
System
Entering data: by pressing the EDIT button when an editable
parameter is selected allows input of text, numbers and symbols. Enter
text by pressing the character buttons, enter numbers by first pressing
SHIFT followed by the selected number. Press SHIFT again to return
to character buttons. Enter SPACE and other non-alphabetic symbols
by using the Number 1 button in alpha numeric mode.
Selecting: by using the ARROW buttons the user can move the cursor
when the correct parameter has been selected. Press OK to view or
enter submenus.
Buttons are PRESSED to select the relevant functionality and HELD
to select alternative functionality when relevant. Some buttons have
toggle functionality that is triggered by repeatedly pressing this
button.
By pressing the buttons below the user can enter text or numbers.
Switch between characters and numbers by pressing the
SHIFT button.
SPACE and non-alphabetic symbols can be entered by using the
Number 1 button. When not in Edit mode, the Number 0 button
toggles the backlight on/off.
1
2
ABC
3
DEF
4
GHI
5
JKL
6
MNO
7
PQRS
8
TUV
9
WXYZ
0
OFF
Viewport
Display page
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VIEW
Press this button to enter the Main menu, Diagnostics menu and main
Ship List view.
INFO
Press this button to access the help system.
SHIFT
Press this button to toggle between numeric and alphabetic layout on
the keyboard while in Edit mode.
DEL
When entering text or numbers, pressing this button deletes the
characters to the left of the cursor. When entering text or numbers,
holding this button deletes all characters to the left of the cursor.
EDIT
By pressing this button the user can edit the selected parameter.
CANCEL
When entering text or numbers, pressing this button cancels the
editing. The entered value is discarded.
When interactive messages or requests are displayed, pressing this
button answers the equivalent to No (if applicable), and exits the
interactive message screen, returning to the viewport to the previous
position and content.
OK
Press this button to accept changes or selected parameters.
When predefined choices are displayed, pressing this button commits
the selected choice to the system. When any kind of interactive
message or request is displayed, pressing this button answers the
equivalent to Yes (if applicable), and exits the interactive message
screen, returning the viewport to the previous position and content.
Press the buttons below to move the viewport/cursor left, right, up,
down (i.e. scroll the lines in the display respectively).
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2.3 Using display and keypad
Manoeuvring and selecting
The uppermost line on the viewport is the page title. Select wanted
line with the UP/DOWN ARROW buttons. The selected line is marked
with an underscore character on the right side of the line content.
- Settings ------------Nav.Status
Voyage related
Gyro calibration ▼
Static data
VHF
LR
Serial
PIN
▲ ▼ symbols indicate that a page has more than three lines of
content. Manoeuvre the viewport up and down with the ARROW
buttons.
◄ ► symbols indicate that the page contains lines with more than 20
characters. Manoeuvre the viewport left and right with the LEFT and
RIGHT ARROW buttons respectively.
Select a highlighted item by pressing the OK button.
Dialogue boxes
Dialogue boxes inform the user about events or state changes that
require user interaction. Such events are:
• Alarms
• SMS
• Enter PIN
• Edit error
• Item Help
Dialogue boxes are shown as whole pages, i.e. they are displayed in
the whole "viewport", and forces the user to press one or more buttons
to continue. The dialogue box indicates the keys required to exit the
dialogue box. This is indicated by the button name encapsulated in
square brackets.
The bold lined rectangle
illustrates what is shown on
the screen.
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To facilitate recognition, the uppermost line on a dialogue box is
composed of a start pattern of three * signs, and a post fixed pattern of
* until the end of the line. A dialogue box prompting for PIN code
appears like the figure below.
*** PIN Code ***********
*B
[Cancel] [OK]
Editing
The user can edit a variable by pressing EDIT when highlighted. The
value of the current variable is stored and the user can start editing the
data. The user selects characters by repeatedly pressing numeric
buttons,
- Static data ---------- - Static data ---------MMSI: 000000001 MMSI: 000000002
Pos Source: Internal Pos Source: Internal
SurveyedLat: 00°00'▼
1 x
2
ABC
SurveyedLat: 00°00'▼
or, in cases were there are predefined variables, chooses from a list of
these by using the UP or DOWN ARROW buttons.
- Serial -------------- - SETTINGS ------------Sensor 1: 4800 Sensor 1: 4800
RTCM : 9600! RTCM : 4800!
PI : 38400 ▼
1 x
2
ABC
PI : 38400 ▼
The button between the displays indicates that pressing this button
when in the screen to the left, will result in the changes seen in the
screen to the right.
After editing, press OK to confirm changes and exit Edit mode, or
press CANCEL to discard changes. If the input exceeds the horizontal
length of the display (20 chars), it automatically scrolls. When editing
is completed and OK is pressed, it scrolls back. Values are saved by
holding the OK button pressed.
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Information
The Info functionality provides the user with information about the
highlighted menu. A dialogue box with help text is provided if such a
text is existent for the menu. If not, a default text is displayed. A user
help dialogue box may look like this:
*** User Help ******
Persons on board,
Crew and passengers
included
[OK]
2.4 AI80 display pages and submenus
The table below shows the menu hierarchy. The ARROW buttons, OK
and CANCEL buttons are used to navigate in the menu tree.
Navigation between Ship List, Main Menu and Diagnostics is done
by pressing the VIEW button. This chapter describes all the menu
pages in the system.
Note ! If optional MKD is connected to the AI80, the menus for optional
MKD will also apply to the AI80.
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SHIP LIST
MAIN MENU
Alarms and LR
- Active Alarms
- LR Requests
Dynamic Data
Settings
- Nav.Status
- Voyage Related
- Gyro Calibration
- Static Data
- VHF
- LR
- Serial
- PIN
SMS
- Inbox
- Write Message
- Outbox
- Predefined
- Write Predefined
Downperiods
Chn.Management
- View Regions
- Add Region
- Edit Current Region
System
- Software Version
- System Control
- Restart GPS
- Software Upgrade
- MAC Address
DIAGNOSTICS
VHF
Serial
Config File
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Ship list view
00.12 023 PRINSESS OF THE SEA
RANGE BRG NAME
01.11 025 FOSNINGEN▲
02.10 160 NORDLYS
02.22 343 SKIPPER V▼RSE
03.21 299 KONG SVERRE
06.44 164 BS:25791239
06.55 279 ATN:MUNKHOLMEN
07.00 234 SAR:123456789
The default main page of the system is
called Ship list view and contains
information about nearby vessels. Range,
Bearing and Name (MMSI if name not
available) are shown.
BS: in front of the MMSI indicates an AIS
base station.
ATN: in front of the ship name indicates an
Aids To Navigation target.
SAR: in front of an MMSI number indicates
a SAR aircraft.
Name: VANNINA
MMSI: 136547932
CallSign: CA122
LAT: 063°36'31.44N
LON: 010º24'13.73E
NavStatus: Under way using en
Dest: Lia
ETA: 2231100
- SHIP DATA ---------------Draught: 5.00 m
EPFD: GPS
ACC: LOW ▼
RAIM: off
Time: 11:54:27
COG: 170.00º
SOG: 010.00 kn
HDG: N/A
ROT: N/A
OnBoard: 12
IMO: 123
Type: 2
Keel: 10
LengthA: 12
LengthB: 2
LengthC: 12
LengthD: 2
DTE: Connected
If the operator presses OK for the selected
ship, a page displaying all information
about that ship appears. The figure shows
this page scrolled down. Press CANCEL to
return to Ship List View. If the ship name
cannot fit in the available space, press OK
to view the name in the Ship data page.
Horizontal scrolling is not available for the
Ship List View. This is a read only page.
The line indicator (underscore character) is
present none the less to facilitate the Info
function if the user presses
INFO. Pressing
EDIT has no effect on read only pages.
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Main menu
- MAIN MENU -----------Alarms and LR
Dynamic data
Settings ▼
SMS
Downperiods
Chn.Management
System
Press VIEW to enter the Main menu. The user can
select between Alarms and LR, Dynamic data,
Settings, SMS, Downperiods, Chn.Management
or System. Select menu with UP and DOWN
ARROW
buttons and enter the menu with OK.
Alarms and LR
Alarms and LR involves two different modes:
• New Alarm/LR received
• List of Alarms and List of LR
*** Alarm ***********
Tx Malfunction
[OK] to ack
New alarm
When a new alarm is received, a dialogue box will
appear. Press OK to acknowledge the alarm. If the
alarm condition disappears before it is acknowledged,
the dialogue page and the viewport is relocated to the
previous page and line.
As long as an alarm is active, it can be viewed by
navigating to the Active alarms page.
- Alarms & LR ------Active alarms
LR requests
Active alarm
All active alarms can be viewed under the Alarms
and LR menu by selecting them and pressing
OK.
- Active alarms ----Tx malfunction 11:00
VSWR exceeds 10:49
RX Chn1 malf. 10:3▼
RX Chn2 malf. 09:01
Heading Lost 08:33
No ROT info 03:42
Active alarms are listed with the latest alarm on top.
This is a read only page.
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*** LR Req
123456789:ABCEFIOPUW
[OK] to send
[Cancel] to deny
New LR
When an LR request arrives, a dialogue box prompts
the user to send or deny the requested information.
The dialogue box provides information about
requester's MMSI and the codes for requested
information (e.g. C means Position). The Info
functionality can describe this upon request. If the
user does not respond within the given timeout, the
information is denied to the requester. All LR requests
are also stored in LR history. Press OK to send the
information or CANCEL to reject the information.
123456789:ab
- LR requests ------111111111: abcef ▲
222222222: ABCEFIOPUW
333333333: a ▼
444444444: ce
555555555: abc
666666666: ABCE
777777777: puw
LR requests
LR requests contains history of the last 30 requests.
This is also a read only page. The figure shows a list
with eight requests. First the MMSI of the requestor
followed by the information requested. If the
requested information is displayed with small letters,
the information is provided, otherwise denied.
Dynamic data
- Dynamic Data -----LAT: 063°36'31.44N
LON: 010°24'13.73E
COG: 000.00° ▼
SOG: 000.00kn
HDG: N/A
ROT: N/A
EPFD: GPS
The Dynamic Data page shows sensor readings. This
is a read only page. Press
CANCEL to return to Main
Menu.
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