SLR400NG
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Comar SLR400NG Network AIS Receiver for Coastal Monitoring Applications Typical Uses ■ Monitoring of shipping by Government bodies. ■ Traffic management at local port approaches. ■ Assistance in Search and Rescue operations. ■ Location of ships for local Tug/Supply operators. ■ Analysis of shipping in specific areas. ■ Monitoring of fishing zones. ■ Internet AIS tracking sites. ■ Transmitting own vessels Position, Course and Speed together with AIS data. Connected to a PC, via the industry standard RJ45 Ethernet connector, the SLR400NG enables AIS data to be viewed directly, or shared on a local network. The unit can also be mounted at a remote location and AIS data sent via the Internet to a fixed IP address for use on a dedicated server. The SLR400NG has been specifically designed for use by the professional market and uses the well proven and internationally specified Comar high sensitivity dual channel parallel receiver. comar SYSTEMS Information received by the Comar SLR400NG receiver: ■ Name of Vessel ■ MMSI Number ■ Position ■ Speed (SOG) ■ Course (COG) ■ Type of Vessel ■ Call Sign ■ Heading ■ Rate of Turn ■ Navigational Status ■ Vessel Dimensions ■ Destination Key Benefits ■ Comprehensive Network capability ■ Quick and easy to configure and install ■ Integral GPS Receiver ■ USB port for local monitoring TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION WHAT'S IN THE BOX ■ 9-30 VOLTS DC POWER, 300mA @ 12 VDC ■ ETHERNET 10 BASE/100 BASE-T ■ PROTOCOL: TCP/IP, UDP/IP, ARP, ICMP, TFTP, TELNET, DHCP, BOOTP, HTTP AND AUTOIP ■ RJ45 STANDARD ETHERNET CONNECTOR ■ USB 2.0 TYPE B SOCKET ■ FREQ. 161.975 AND 162.025 MHz ■ SENSITIVITY < -112 dBm ■ SIZE: 165(L) x 105(W) x 46(D) mm ■ SLR400NG RECEIVER ■ POWER CABLE ■ INSTALLATION MANUAL ■ NETWORK CONFIGURATION PROGRAM ■ ETHERNET TO COM PORT UTILITY ■ AIS VIEWING PROGRAM ■ PL259 TO BNC ANTENNA ADAPTOR ■ 2M NETWORK CABLE ■ USB TO VIRTUAL COM PORT UTILITY Comar SLR400NG receiver provides: ■ A method of monitoring the position, speed and heading of AIS vessels within VHF range ■ Decoding of Class A, Class B, Aids to Navigation, SARTS and all other AIS message types ■ Designed to comply with IEC 61993-2