GYRO
BAM
AIS
EPFS
TRACK
DATA
READER
SDME
ETHERNET
HDMI
NMEA2000
POWER
NMEA0183 NMEA0183
Configuration with BAM
GYRO
SDME
AIS
EPFS
TRACK
DATA
READER
ETHERNET
HDMI
NMEA2000
POWER
NMEA0183 NMEA0183
Configuration without BAM
R3016 12U/6X
must
be connected to an External Position Fixing System (EPFS), a gyro-
compass/heading sensor, and a SDME source via serial line.
Ground stabilization requires an external sensor signal capable of providing an input and an
indication of own ship’s speed over ground, for example from an EPFS, SDME or use of
stationary tracked reference targets. If a ground-referenced speed log is used for ground
stabilization, it must be of dual axis type.
Connections to a BAM device is mandatory if these devices are available on a vessel.
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Note:
The gyro-compass or heading sensor must have an update rate that is adequate
for the ship’s rate of turn – the performance should meet or exceed the relevant
standards adopted by the IMO (IMO A.424(XI), A.821(19) and MSC.116(73)).
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Note:
Analog sensors are not supported on the R3016 12U/6X radar system.
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Note:
If more than four inputs are required (i.e. when BAM is connected), an SI80 will
need to be connected to provide additional NMEA 0183 ports. Refer to
"SI80 connection"
on
page 29 for details.
Serial ports – color code
The NMEA 0183 labelled ports on the back of the control unit provide four inputs (Listeners)
and two outputs (Talkers) for the various IEC 61162 interfaced sensors, including gyro/
heading, speed log, EPFS, SDME, etc.
Wiring
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