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R Anschütz Synapsis Radar/ Chart Radar ARPA Radar System RAnschütz SeaScout

Synapsis Radar/ Chart Radar Latest Navigation Technology for efficient collision avoidance. With its Synapsis Radars Raytheon Anschütz presents one of the most sensitive radars even under rough weather condi- tions. Brilliant performance goes hand in hand with ease of The intelligent functionality of Synapsis Radars exceeds the basic IMO standards and provides effective support concern- ing collision avoidance. The Synapsis Chart Radar additionally increases the efficiency during watch keeping by displaying charts parallel to the radar image. A large PPI and a clear structured display of...

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Variety of combinations with transceivers and antennas: 10 kW transceivers with 6 ft X-Band flat-profile antenna 25 kW transceivers with 8 ft X-Band flat-profile antenna 30 kW transceivers with 12 ft S-Band flat-profile antenna Available as Deckstand, Table Top or Black Box version - for stand alone installations, installations at the top of a console or into a customer's console. The Black Box version comprises radar processor unit, operator panel, trackball and on/off switch. It is connectable to the latest TFT colour display technology and therefore integrable into yard's console or...

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Raytheon Anschütz User settings: The Synapsis Radar allows easy storage of up to 5 different user settings. The operators benefit from optimised display settings to improve operational safety. To combat clutter caused by rain, the Synapsis Radar offers, apart from the common FTC function the well-proven and patented Raytheon RainRate® function, which measures the actual rain attenuation and applies continuous Antenna sensitivity controls incl. manual or automatic anti-clutter Echo Expansions: controls enlarges tiny, nearby targets Own ship data provided radar video range ARPA: Automatic...

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SeaScout supports the navigator finding a save way and avoid- ing situations of possible collision. The new function analyses the movement of the plotted objects and determines in which areas the danger causes by a possible crash is exceptional high. These areas are displayed as a hatched field. If the navigator avoids these so-called "No Go Areas", he navigates most probably on a safe route. SeaScout shows true zones (in relation to other true objects e.g. chart underlay, buoys, true marks, traffic separation zones, nav lines). The function Trial Manoeuvre cooperates perfectly with...

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Raytheon Anschütz Multifunctional Workstation Synapsis (Chart-) Radar uses the new standardized, ultra- compact Synapsis PC with solid-state disk and passive cooling instead of a fan, that was designed to increase reliability. The (Chart-) Radar is available as an independent stand-alone sys- tem or as part of a Multifunctional Workstation in combina- tion with type-approved ECDIS and Conning. These function- alities run in parallel on one processor, the selection is possible by a pull-down menu at the right corner of the screen. To have all data visible at a glance reduces stress during...

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Technical Data Parallel Index Lines Display Presentations Display Heading Modes Gyro Input Display Voltage NMEA, Fast NMEA NMEA, pulse Scanner size Horizontal Beam Width Vertical Beam Width Wind Load Voltage Requirements Power Requirements X-Band X-Band S-Band (optional 40 rpm, 8 ft X-Band only) Transceiver Technical Data

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Raytheon Anschütz Synapsis Radar w/26" TFT Deckstand and Radar Transceiver (down version) X-Band 6 ft Antenna Unit and Transceiver Synapsis Radar w/19" Deckstand and Table Top X-Band 8 ft Antenna Unit and Transceiver S-Band 12 ft Antenna Unit and Transceiver Subject to change due to technical developments without notice. All rights reserved ■ Printed in Germany Raytheon Anschütz GmbH Email sales-commerclal@rayklel.com

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