User-Friendly Features
The remote control panels allow users to manage keel movements, including moving up to port or starboard, moving down using gravity, stopping movement, and running the tacking sequence. The keel movement can be stopped automatically or manually, with ongoing processes indicated on the main unit and control panels. Displays show current and target keel angles and heel. An optional wireless remote control is available.

Specifications
The system is designed for monohulls with a canting keel operated by hydraulic/electric power drive. It offers security-controlled keel handling, manual, semi-automatic, or automatic keel control, full system monitoring, automatic tacking sequence management, and optional features like securing the vessel in case of capsizing or loss of keel, integrating optimal target keel angle, and recording maneuver history.

Features
CKM integrates target keel angle based on heel angle, wind angle, and speed. The automatic tacking sequence is user-configurable, varying according to wind angle and strength. Energy-saving mode reduces power consumption. CKM supports up to 3 pumps for smooth keel motion, multiple travel speeds, and redundancy. The CKM ControlCenter software offers enhanced functions like full system monitoring, historic data recording, system operation reports, and target keel position management.

Safety and Reliability
The system improves safety by automatically adjusting the keel position to increase righting moment if the boat tips over. It includes anomaly sensing to secure the boat and raise alarms. Safety features prevent damage from human error or sensor failure. The system is reliable, with minimal connections, high-quality circuits, and low energy use. It is compact, lightweight, and easy to maintain.

Independence and Customization
CKM operates independently without requiring connections to ControlCenter software or navigation instruments. It includes a 9° freedom sensor for precise heel angle measurement. The system can be updated with configuration files and user settings. It is open to custom developments and can be used on various boats with different power drive systems. Remote access for maintenance and updates is available.

Control Units
The CKM main unit features keys for manual control of hydraulic components, a function key, an ON/OFF key, and LED indicators for processes and status. Control panels include displays for keel angles and notifications, indicators for processes and status, a display control key, command keys, and backlit displays and keys with a carbon fiber look.

Contact Information
For more information, contact Ocean Data System at [email protected] or visit www.oceandatasystem.com. Located in Lorient, France, Tel: +33 2 97 87 92 65.