Samyung ENC AIS-50N User manual

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Industry Canada
Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) this device may not cause interference,
and (2) this device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired
operation of the device.
FCC Statement
Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital
device, pursuant to Part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable
protection against harmful interference in a normal installation. This equipment generates uses
and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the
instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no
guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause
harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the
equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of
the following measures:
1- Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna
2- Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver
3- Connect the equipment into an output on a circuit different from that to which the
receiver is connected
4- Consult the dealer or an experienced technician for help
5- A shielded cable must be used when connecting a peripheral to the serial ports
Important
It is the owner’s sole responsibility to install and use the unit in a manner that will not cause
accidents, personal injury or property damage. The user of this product is solely responsible for
observing safe boating practices.
Global Positioning System: The Global Positioning System (GPS) is operated by the US
government which is solely responsible for its operation, accuracy and maintenance. The GPS
system is subject to changes which could affect the accuracy and performance of all GPS
equipment anywhere in the world.
Installation: If installation is not correct, the unit can not perform at its designed potential. If in
doubt, consult your Samyung ENC dealer. Ensure that any holes made are in a safe position and
will not weaken the boat’s structure. If in doubt, consult a qualified boat builder.
SAMYUNG ENC DISCLAIMS ALL LIABILITY FOR ANY USE OF THIS PRODUCT IN A WAY THAT MAY
CAUSE ACCIDENTS, DAMAGE OR THAT MAY VIOLATE THE LAW.
Governing language: This statement, any instruction manuals, user guides and other
information relating to the product (documentation) may be translated to, or has been translated
from, another language (translation). In the event of any conflict between any translations of the
documentation, the English language version of the documentation will be the official version of
the documentation. This manual represents the installation procedures as at the time of printing.
Samyung ENC reserves the right to make changes to specifications without notice.
Copyright © 2009 Samyung ENC, Republic of Korea, all rights reserved.
Presentation
Thank you for having purchased a Samyung ENC product. This handbook contains an explanation
of how to install, operate and maintain your unit.
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SAFETY INSTRUCTIONS
This device’s electronic chat system(ECS) is developed for the navigational
aid only and chart itself does not obtain any approvals; has not been certified from
the government authorities. If operator needs safe navigation then must use an
official chart that has been approved by government agencies; also operator is
fully responsible for using this device.
Please read through this manual before the first operation. If you have any
questions, please contact the customer service or your local dealer or distributor
Extensive exposure to heat may result in damage to the chart plotter.
Connection to the power source with reversed polarity will damage the chart
plotter severely. This damage is not covered by the warranty.
Do not disassemble. The chart plotter contains dangerous transmission, receiving
circuits which only experienced technicians must handle Exposure of the display to
UV rays may shorten the life of the liquid crystals used in you plotter. This
limitation is due to the current technology of the LCD display.
Avoid overheating which may cause loss of contrast and, in extreme case, a
darkening of the screen. Problems which occur from over heating are reversible
when temperature decreases.
Screen Cleaning Precautions
Cleaning your chart plotter screen is a very important operation and must be done
carefully. The following is the cleaning procedure.
You use a tissue or lens tissue and a cleaning spray containing Isopropanol (a
normal spray cleaner sold for PC screens. Fold the tissue or lens tissue into a
triangular shape, moisten the tip and use the index finger behind a corner to
move the tissue across the surface, in overlapping side to side strokes. If the
tissue is too wet, a noticeable wet film will be left in its path and you will need to
repeat the process. If too dry, the tissue won’t glide easily, and may damage the
surface.
If you require technical advice or assistance, contact your nearest Samyung ENC
office or visit our website, www.samyungenc.com.

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1 Introduction
1-1 Summary ...............................................................................9
1-2 AIS Technology Summary ........................................................9
1-3 Specification......................................................................... 11
1-4 Packing List .......................................................................... 12
1-5 Optional Accessories ............................................................. 12
2 Getting Started
2-1 Mounting the Unit ................................................................. 13
2-1-1 Bracket Mounting...............................................................................13
2-1-2 Flush Mounting ..................................................................................13
2-2 Keys .................................................................................... 14
2-3 NAVIONICS Secure Digital (SD) Card ...................................... 15
2-4 Manual / Auto Power on and off............................................. 15
2-5 SRM(Safety Related Message)................................................ 16
2-6 Brightness, night mode and Background ................................. 16
3 AIS Function Explanation
3-1 Screen configuration ............................................................. 17
3-2 Screen change...................................................................... 18
3-3 Vessel list............................................................................. 18
3-4 Own vessel / other vessel information .................................... 19
3-5 AIS...................................................................................... 19
3-5-1 Message ...........................................................................................20
3-5-2 Initial setup .......................................................................................21
4 General Operation
4-1 Chart Selection ..................................................................... 22
4-2 Simulate Mode...................................................................... 22
4-3 Data Bar .............................................................................. 22
4-4 Compass.............................................................................. 23
4-5 Multi window displays ........................................................... 24
4-6 The page window ................................................................. 26
4-7 Chart ............................................................................ 28
4-7-1 Chart window ....................................................................................28
4-7-2 Perspective view ................................................................................28
4-7-3 Latitude and longitude........................................................................29
4-7-4 Chart scale ........................................................................................29
4-7-5 Finding a chart symbol .......................................................................29
4-7-6 S-Map search ....................................................................................30
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4-7-7 Chart symbols and information ............................................................30
4-7-8 Introduction to navigating...................................................................30
4-7-9 Going to a waypoint or to a point on the chart ......................................31
4-7-10 Following a route .............................................................................31
4-7-11 Goto Key .........................................................................................31
4-7-12 Distance and bearing calculator .........................................................32
4-7-13 COG................................................................................................32
4-8 Highway ....................................................................... 33
4-9 Gauges ........................................................................ 33
4-10 Waypoints ................................................................... 34
4-10-1 Creating a new waypoint...................................................................34
4-10-2 Moving a waypoint ...........................................................................34
4-10-3 Editing an existing waypoint ..............................................................34
4-10-4 Deleting a waypoint..........................................................................35
4-10-5 Find a waypoint ...............................................................................35
4-10-6 Sort Waypoints ................................................................................35
4-10-7 Deleting all waypoints.......................................................................35
4-11 Routes........................................................................ 36
4-11-1 Managing a route from the chart window ...........................................36
4-11-2 Managing a route from the route window ...........................................37
4-12 Satellites ..................................................................... 38
4-12-1 Satellite information .........................................................................38
4-13 Tides........................................................................... 39
4-14 AIS ............................................................................. 40
4-14-1 Viewing AIS Vessels..........................................................................40
4-14-2 AIS Windows ...................................................................................40
4-15 DSC.......................................................................... 42
4-15-1 distress ...........................................................................................42
4-15-2 Poll .................................................................................................43
4-16 NAVTEX..................................................................... 44
4-17 Engine Faults.............................................................. 44
5 Advance Settings
5-1 System Configuration Settings........................................ 45
5-1-1 Language ..........................................................................................45
5-1-2 Chart Selection ..................................................................................45
5-1-3 Beep volume .....................................................................................45
5-1-4 Auto power .......................................................................................45
5-1-5 Features............................................................................................45
5-1-6 Factory reset .....................................................................................45
5-1-7 About ...............................................................................................45
5-2 Chart Settings................................................................ 46
5-2-1 Rotation............................................................................................46
5-2-2 Palette ..............................................................................................46
5-2-3-1 General(NAVIONICS).......................................................................46

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5-2-3-2 General(S-MAP) ..............................................................................47
5-2-4-1 Land & Sea (NAVIONICS) ................................................................47
5-2-4-2 Land & Sea (S-MAP)........................................................................47
5-2-5 Map datum........................................................................................47
5-2-6 NMEA datum offset ............................................................................48
5-2-7 Map shift...........................................................................................48
5-2-8 Restore default ..................................................................................48
5-3 Communication setup ................................................... 49
5-3-1 NMEA 2000 .......................................................................................49
5-3-2 NMEA 0183-Port 1..............................................................................49
5-3-3 NMEA 0183-Port 2..............................................................................49
5-4 GPS Settings ................................................................. 50
5-4-1 GPS Source .......................................................................................50
5-4-2 DGPS Source .....................................................................................50
5-4-3 Static Navigation................................................................................50
5-4-4 Speed Filter and Course Filter .............................................................50
5-4-5 Lat/Lon d.p’s .....................................................................................50
5-4-6 Ship speed ........................................................................................50
5-4-7 Magnetic Variation .............................................................................50
5-5 Track & Log Settings...................................................... 51
5-5-1 Track ................................................................................................51
5-5-2 Logs .................................................................................................51
5-6 Memory Settings........................................................... 52
5-6-1 Save .................................................................................................52
5-6-2 Load .................................................................................................52
5-6-3 Delete...............................................................................................52
5-6-4 Format..............................................................................................52
5-6-5 Screen snap shot ...............................................................................52
5-7 AIS Settings .................................................................. 53
5-7-1 Display filter ......................................................................................53
5-7-2 Alarm option......................................................................................53
5-7-3 Display options ..................................................................................53
5-7-4 Restore default ..................................................................................54
5-8 Alarms......................................................................... 55
5-8-1 Fish ..................................................................................................55
5-8-2 Deep ................................................................................................55
5-8-3 Shallow.............................................................................................55
5-8-4 Temperature......................................................................................55
5-8-5 Temperature rate ...............................................................................55
5-8-6 Low battery .......................................................................................55
5-8-7 Navigation alarms ..............................................................................55
5-8-8 AIS...................................................................................................55
5-8-9 DGPS................................................................................................55
5-8-10 Restore default ................................................................................55
5-9 Others.......................................................................... 56
5-9-1 Simulate ...........................................................................................56
5-9-2 Waypoint ..........................................................................................56
5-9-3 GPS ..................................................................................................56
5-9-4 Units.................................................................................................56
5-9-5 Comms .............................................................................................56
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5-9-6 Time.................................................................................................56
5-9-7 Restore default ..................................................................................56
5-9-8 Calendar ...........................................................................................56
6 INSTALLATION
6-1 Options and Accessories ........................................................ 57
6-2 Connections ......................................................................... 57
6-3 Power/data cable .................................................................. 59
6-4 Alarm .................................................................................. 60
6-5 VHF antenna installation........................................................ 61
6-6 GPS antenna ........................................................................ 62
6-6-1 GPS antenna of TNC type ...................................................................62
6-6-2 The antenna using NMEA....................................................................62
6-7 NMEA 0183 .......................................................................... 63
6-8 NMEA 2000 .......................................................................... 64
6-9 Setup and test...................................................................... 64

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1-1 Summary
AIS is a spearhead equipment to provide
voyage information such as ship’s position,
course, speed, etc. real time. This is to
protect the marine collision of ships,
obligations, IMO promotes. AIS induction
makes it possible to recognize the existence
of other ships & progress status, even if
radar cannot recognize ships around. Under
the poor field of visions, this can discern ship
name, course, speed, which can make safety
managements such as ship collision
protection, broad area control, search &
rescue, etc, more efficiently. AIS is using VHF
frequency. In 1997, International
Telecommunication Union World Radio
communication Conference specified two
VHF frequencies (161.975 MHz - 87B channel
& 162.025 MHz - 88B channel) for AIS.
AIS-50N has high efficiency AIS Class B. It
provides plotter functions, needed in voyage.
Some functions can be used with
establishment of option devices and sensors
only.
AIS-50N can be connected to outer devices,
which have NMEA0183 or NMEA 2000. It can
display relevant information.
ex.)
• Navtex
• DSC VHF radiotelegraph
• Auto Navigation equipment
1-2 AIS Technology Summary
Communication methods of AIS are simplex,
semi-duplex, or duplex operation of TDMA
(Time Division Multiple Access). Allowance of
occupied bandwidth is within 25㎑. These are
classified into A Class & B Class transceivers,
equipped on vessels, according to uses.
►A Class transceiver :Mandatory installed
in international passenger ships & ocean-
going ships over 300ton. Ship positions
should be reported on voyage.
►B Class transceiver :Mainly installed in
small ships of length under 65 feet.
4 data information, used in AIS are as
followings.
►Safety Related Message : This is
according to requirement of message,
includes voyage information or weather
warning.
►Static Information : IMO number, call
sign & vessel name, length & width of
vessel, vessel type. Renewal of antenna
positions (division of vessel prow, stern &
left light sides) of GPS is done every
6 minutes or when data are revised, or
there is a demand.
►Dynamic Information : Accurate mark of
ship position, overall status, Coordinated
Universal Time (UTC), course, speed,
heading, voyage status, yaw angle &
sensor information. These are renewed by
interval of following table, according to
change of speed & direction.
►Voyage Related Information :Draft,
risk cargo, destination & ETA, route plan &
boarding persons. Renewal is done every 6
minutes or when data are revised, or there
is a demand.
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Intervals of Information renewal are shown by table, according to ship status, classified by two
Classes of AIS.
Ship status (A Class)
Interval
Under speed 3 knots, in anchorage or moorage
3min.
Over speed 3 knots, in anchorage or moorage
10sec.
Under 14 knots in voyage
10sec.
Under 14 knots in changing courses in voyage
3⅓sec.
Over 14 knots under 23 knots in voyage
6sec.
Over 14 knots under 23 knots in changing courses in voyage
2sec.
Over 23 knots in voyage
2sec.
Over 23 knots in changing courses in voyage
2sec.
Ship status (B Class)
Interval
Under 2 knots in voyage
3min.
Over 2 knots in voyage
30sec.
General Overall contents, explained above, can be summarized as below table.
Data
A Class
B Class
Static Information of radio station
- MMSI


- vessel name


- vessel type


- call sign


- IMO number

- antenna position


Voyage Related Information
- draft

- boarding persons

- risk cargo

- destination & ETA

Dynamic Information of radio station
- Universal Time Coordinated. (UTC)


- ship position


- course(COG)


- speed(SOG)


- heading


- turn rate

- voyage status

- ship status

Safety Related Message
- alarm

- safety



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1-3 Specification
[AIS-50N]
GENERAL
Category
Detail
Size
164 mm(H) x 183 mm(W) x 92.5 mm(D)
Display
5.6” diagonal, TFT color, 480 x 640 pixels.
Supply voltage
10 to 34 V DC
Supply current
13.8 V 24 V
1A - AIS receiving by mode 0.5A - AIS receiving by mode
2A - AIS transmitting mode 0.9A - AIS transmitting mode
External beeper or light
output
Switched to ground to sound alarm, 30V DC, 200 mA maxmum
Operating temperature
-10° to 50°C
ALARMS
User set up: Arrival, Anchor, deviation, risk, low voltage, AIS risk vessel, AIS approaching
GPS NAVIGATION
Chart card
NAVIONICS SD Card
User card
SD Card
Waypoints
Up to 10,000, with default or user defined alphanumeric names up to
eight characters.
Routes
100 Routes, with up to 100 points each
Tracks
By time or distance, 10 track of 15,000 points
Chart datums
216 Chart datums, One user-defined map shift.
Chart scale
0.2 to 500 nm for chart (chart dependent) down to 0.005 nm in plotter
mode.
COMMUNICATIONS
NMEA
NMEA 0183 4800, 9600, 38400 baud, NMEA 2000
NMEA 0183(1) Inputs from
compatible instruments
DBK, DBS, DBT, DPT, GGA, GLL, GNS, GGA, GSV, HDG, HDT, MDA,
MTA, MTW, MWD, MWV, RMC, RPM, VHW, VTG, VWT, ZDA
NMEA 0183(1) Outputs, for
compatible instruments
APA, APB, BWR, GGA, GLL, GSA, GSV, RMB, RMC, VTG, XTE, DBT,
DPT, MTW, VHW, XDR
NMEA 0183(2) Inputs from
compatible instruments
GGA, GLL, HDT, RMC, GSV, SSD, VSD
NMEA 0183(2) Outputs, for
compatible instruments
GGA, GLL, HDT, RMC, GSV, VDM, VDO, ALR, TXT, ACS, ACA, ACK, GSB
NMEA 2000 Inputs from
compatible instruments
System date and time(PGN126992),Vessel
Heading(PGN127250),Engine parameters/Rapid Update(PGN127488),
Engine parameters/Dynamic(PGN127489),Trip
parameters/Engine(PGN127497),Engine
parameters/Static(PGN127498),Fluid level(PGN127505),Water
Speed(PGN128259),Water depth(PGN128267),Position/Rapid
Update(PGN129025),COG & SOG/Rapid Update(PGN129026),GNSS
Position Data(PGN129029),GNSS DOPs(PGN129539),GNSS Sats in
View(PGN129540),Wind Data(PGN130306),Environmental Parameter-
Water temp(PGN130310),Environmental Parameter(PGN130311)
NMEA 2000 Outputs, for
compatible instruments
Water Speed(128259), Water depth(128267), XTE(129283), NAV.
data(129284), NAV. data(129285), COG & SOG(129026), GNSS
position(129029), Water temp.(130310)
AIS
VHF Transceiver
Transmitter x 1
Receiver x 2
Frequency: 156.025 to 162.025 MHz in 25 kHz steps
Receiver 1. default CH is 87A, AIS (161.975 MHz)
Receiver 2. default CH is 88B, AIS (162.025 MHz)
Channel Bandwidth
25 kHz
Communication
Simplex & semi-duplex operation
Antenna Impedance
50Ω(BNC)
Frequency tability
±10 PPM(-20℃to +60℃)
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1-4 Packing List
Item List
Part number
Display
AIS-50N-E
Bracket
N560-DB
Display Cover
N560-CB
Protection Cover
N560-CC
Power Cable
LTW-2000-8
Bracket mounting screw
N560-BP
Flush mount Kit (Including scrw)
N560-TK
Cable tie
N560-CK
User’s Manual(Eng)
AIS-50N-ME
1-5 Optional Accessories
Model
Part number
Item List
GPS Antenna +
GPS Antenna Installation Material
SAN-60-10M
GPS antenna + TNC Plug
GPS antenna support
GPS antenna cable(10m)
GPS Antenna Stand type
Support
57745
GPS Antenna Stand type
Support
VHF Antenna +
VHF Antenna Installation Material
SAN-150
VHF antenna + BNC Plug
VHF antenna support
VHF antenna cable(15m)

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2-1 Mounting the Unit
The chart plotter is supplied with bracket and flush mounting kit. You can choose a method of
installation according to your preference.
2-1-1 Bracket Mounting
Select the position, considering weight of equipment, conveniences, etc before installing.
Display installing:
1 Gripping display, find both connecting
joints between display & installer.
2 Smoothly push in display into the both
connecting groove of installer.
3 Turn on both knobs.
Display separation
1 Switch off the device.
2 Turn off both knobs & separate display &
installer.
2-1-2 Flush Mounting
1 Find a location for flush mounting.
2 Drill a hole in the area of the cutout area
for the blade of jig saw.
3 insert and cut out the area on the panel
using the jig saw
4 Drill four holes for mounting studs.
5 Install the mounting studs on the chart
plotter and insert them into the mounting
hole.
6 Attach the chart plotter to the mounting
location by attaching the supplied
hardware to the mounting studs.
Note
Before drilling work, check if there is enough space
for device installation.
2 Getting Started
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2-2 Keys
ESC –Exit from menu and return to
previous menu or window. In chart
window, it places own ship at center.
PAGE –Show main windows and allow you to
setup displays as you like.
CURSOR –Moves the cursor on the
display screen. In sonar window,
you can review sonar history.
MENU –Access to setting menu - Show
available options of current window.
-,+
–zoom in and zoom out to multiple chart
level
GOTO - Start navigating to a destination
point such as a MOB waypoint,
waypoint.
POWER –Turns power on/off. Opens display
Brightness, Night mode and
background settings.
SD Card –Open the cover to install
SD card
SRM –If you push button long, SRM function
works. (Refer to 2-5)
WPT –Create a waypoint.
ENT –Select the desired option or to
confirm selection
-,+
–zoom in and zoom out to multiple chart
level
AIS –AIS/Plotter mode conversion

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2-3 NAVIONICS Secure Digital (SD) Card
This section provides instructions for inserting and removing NAVI01NICS SD card procedure.
Inserting the SD Card
1 Hold the SD card so that you can
see the NAVIONICS label.
2 Open the door, gently push the SD card
into the slot; push the SD card in as far as
you hear click sound, then close door.
Removing the SD Card
1 Turn off the unit.
2 Open the door and push in on the SD card
until it is released.
3 Close the door.
Insert NAVIONICS SD card
correctly.
(DO NOT FORCE)
Close SD card door firmly all
the times.
Do not remove SD card
during reading and writing..
2-4 Manual / Auto Power on and off
Manual power on
Press and hold until the display shows
the start up page. When the Warning screen
appears, press to accept.
Manual power off
Press and hold for 5 seconds. A counter
timer appears on the screen, if you release
the button before the countdown timer
reaches zero, the chart plotter will remain On.
Auto power
If the unit is wired for auto then:
•The unit turns on automatically when you
turn on the boat’s ignition.
•You can not turn off the unit if the ignition
is turned on.
•If Auto power off is set, the unit turns off
automatically when you turn off the boat’s
ignition.
•If Auto power off is set, the unit will not be
turned off even though the boat’s ignition is
turned off. To turn off, you need to turn off
the unit manually.
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2-5 SRM(Safety Related Message)
Users can set up 15 letters. If you push SRM
button, set up message is transmitted.
If you push SRM button long, counter is
displayed. In 3 seconds (3->2->1), setup
message is transmitted.
SRM function of AIS-50N is made to meet
62287-1 Message 14 standard of
IEC(International. Electrotechnical
Commission) Users can set up SRM, which
they want, referring to 3-5-1.
SRM does not work, when
equipment does not receive
GPS signals.
2-6 Brightness, night mode and Background
You can change the screen setting for the
display. To change settings, shortly press .
Brightness
To change the brightness, select
Brightness, and press to dim or to
brighten.
Press to return to the previous
screen.
Night mode
The AIS-50N has preprogrammed settings
allowing you to customize the look of the
Chart window. The default is daytime view.
Select Night mood depending on what
mode the display is in at the time of
selection.
To change mode:
1 Highlight Night mode.
2 Press or .
Tip: The screen will be difficult to read if
the chart plotter is in night mood when the
sun is too bright
Background
You can Changes the background color if
necessary. This selection is a personal
preference. Select the option that gives you
the clearest viewing in your weather
conditions and viewing angle.

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3-1 Screen configuration
Opening screen is the vessel list of AIS-50N, which shows the distances & directions
information from own vessel, utilizing received information from other vessels.
3 AIS Function Explanation
Own vessel information
Using direction keys, you can check the
static Information, voyage information, GNSS
antenna information of own vessel.
Other vessel information
Using direction keys, you can check the
static Information, voyage information, GNSS
antenna information of other vessels.
AIS
If you push
button, it becomes AIS
screen. Using direction keys, you can select 2
items, message & initial setting up. Using up
down direction keys, you can move to
detailed menus of 2 items.
Plotter
You can change screen by button. It
helps user to navigate, utilizing several
functions, such as destination, wake, route,
etc.
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3-2 Screen change
By button you can change screen(AIS/Plotter).
AIS
AIS is the system to discern vessel position &
information. As the main function of AIS-50N,
this shows on screen the distances &
directions information from own vessel,
utilizing received information from other
vessels.
Plotter
As the additional function of AIS-50N, this
helps user to check easily, displaying other
ship’s movements on marine chart.
3-3 Vessel list
Opening screen is the vessel list of AIS-50N, which shows the distances & directions
information from own vessel, utilizing received information from other vessels.
: Pushing button, you can
check vessel name or MMSI
information.
: Pushing button, you can
select the lineup.(vessel name /
distance / direction)
: Selecting the vessel, which user will
check, using up down direction
keys, then push .
: Pushing button, you can
check own vessel information.

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3-4 Own vessel / other vessel information
Using own vessel / other vessel information, user can check the static Information, voyage
information, GNSS antenna information of own vessel or other vessels easily.
Own vessel information
1 Check own vessel information, pushing
button in vessel list screen
2 Return to vessel list screen, pushing
button in own vessel information
screen.
Other vessel information
1 Select the other vessel, which user will
check, using up down direction keys in
vessel list screen.
2 Pushing , check other vessel
information.
3 Using left right direction keys, select one
among 3 items(static, voyage, GNSS
antenna), which user wants to check.
4 After checking information, return to vessel
list screen, pushing in other vessel
information screen
You can check GPS (DGPS) connecting
status, VHF reception, date & time
information, AIS transmitting (red
flickering), receiving (green flickering)
status information.
You can select static, voyage, GNSS
antenna items, using left right direction
keys.
Information window shows the detailed
information of the selected item among 3
items.
3-5 AIS
This shows 2 items, voyage related message(necessary in AIS) & initial information setting up
on screen. Pushing in vessel list screen, you can move to AIS screen.
Using left right direction keys, you can
select 2(message, initial setting up)
items.
: message
: initial setting up
This shows the detailed items of the
selected item between 2 items. You can
move, using up down direction keys.
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3-5-1 Message
Receiving message
You can check Safety Related Message,
Voyage Related Message, which AIS base
station or other vessels transmit.
Receiving message is checked as follows.
1 Selecting receiving message item, push
.
2 Selecting the message, use wants to
check, push .
Safety Related Message setting up
Users can set up messages to meet 62287-1
Message 14 standard of IEC. (International.
Electro technical Commission)
Initial value: “MAYDAY! MAYDAY!”
Setting up SRM is as follows.
1 Selecting SRM setting up item, push .
For setting SRM is only
permitted by installation
company and user cannot
change it by her or himself.
If you need to change it
then please contact your
distributor.
Region area list
Among Voyage Related Messages, AIS base
station transmit, you can check the
information about region area setting up. If
own vessel is within the region area, which
AIS base station sets up, communication
should be done with frequency band, base
station set up.
Region area list is checked as follows.
1 After selecting region area list item, push
.
2 After selecting area item, which user will
check, push .