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Technical specification

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Summary of Contents for CS100

Page 1: ...CS100 AIS Coast Station Transceiver Installation and operation manual 201 0413 10 ...

Page 2: ...SRT Marine Systems plc https www srt marine com support srt marine com ...

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Page 4: ...Network configuration 14 5 4 Resetting the Coast Station 16 6 Coast Station data communication protocol 17 6 1 Setting the Coast Station name 17 6 2 Heartbeat output 18 6 3 Coast Station control sentences 18 7 Configuration using proAtoN 21 7 1 proAtoN Installation 21 7 2 Connection of the Coast Station to a PC 21 7 3 Application layout 22 7 4 Transceiver configuration 23 7 5 Transceiver diagnosti...

Page 5: ...ions 11 Figure 6 What s in the box typical configuration 12 Figure 7 Coast Station network configuration home screen 14 Figure 8 Configuration of Coast Station name in AIS receiver mode 18 Figure 9 proAtoN application layout 22 Figure 10 proAtoN tab synchronisation icons 23 Figure 11 proAtoN message schedule tab layout 25 Figure 12 Example FATDMA schedule 26 Figure 13 Example RATDMA schedule 28 Fi...

Page 6: ...e Authorities IEC International Electrotechnical commission ITU International Telecommunication Union MID in the context of MMSI Maritime Identification Digits MMSI Maritime Mobile Service Identity NMEA National Marine Electronics Association RACON A radar transponder used to mark navigational hazards RATMDA Random Access Time Division Multiple Access RED Radio Equipment Directives RS232 Serial da...

Page 7: ...Glossary Page 4 VDL VHF Data Link VHF Very High Frequency VSWR Voltage Standing Wave Ratio ...

Page 8: ...onmentally friendly manner 2 2 4 Accuracy of this manual This manual is intended as a guide to the installation setup and use of this product Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this manual however due to continuous product development this manual may not be accurate in all respects therefore no guarantee is offered If you are in any doubt about any aspect of this product please c...

Page 9: ...ich the receiver is connected Consult the dealer or an experienced radio TV technician for help B Part 15 Clause 15 21 Do not modify warning Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user s authority to operate the equipment C RSS Gen license exempt notice This device complies with Industry Canada licence exempt RSS standard s Operation ...

Page 10: ...on number except in accordance with FCC and Industry Canada multi transmitter product procedures Guide d Exposition RF ce matériel est conforme aux normes FCC et Industrie Canada relatives aux limites maximales d exposition aux radiations en milieu non contrôlé Cet équipement doit être installé et opéré à une distance de plus de 20cm entre la source de radiation et le corps de l utilisateur Cet ém...

Page 11: ...e Inland AIS stations Similar to Class A transceivers with additional features for use on Inland waterways Class B transceivers Similar to Class A transceivers in many ways but are normally lower cost due to the less stringent performance requirements Class B transceivers transmit at a lower power and at a lower reporting rate than Class A transceivers AIS base stations AIS base stations are used ...

Page 12: ... a server or a client Typically the Coast Station is configured as a TCP client configured to push data to the public IP address of a central database server Alternatively the Coast Station can be connected directly to a PC via USB Note that the tag block feature described in section 6 is not supported over the USB connection Figure 2 Figure 3 and Figure 4 show possible connection schemes Figure 2...

Page 13: ...ored See section 6 for details of commands used to query and upload logged data Note that upload of logged data requires that the Coast Station is configured for TCP connection as described in section 5 3 Utilisation of the internal storage capacity will depend on the level of AIS traffic in the area where the Coast Station is deployed A rough estimate of the log capacity can be determined from th...

Page 14: ...the supplied Ethernet cable Power connector for connection to a mains power source using the supplied mains adaptor Reset button used to manually reset the Coast Station to its default settings if required USB connector for direct connection to a PC for configuration of the transceiver using proAtoN or direct monitoring of AIS traffic Ethernet configuration port for direct connection to a PC for c...

Page 15: ...er An Ethernet cable for connection to an Internet access point router and for network configuration A mains power supply with interchangeable plug heads for international use A CD containing product documentation and configuration software A GPS Antenna with 10m cable A USB cable for connection to a PC for AIS configuration using proAtoN A quick start guide providing simple instructions of how to...

Page 16: ...l 5 2 3 GPS antenna and cable The supplied GPS antenna should be used and located externally with a clear view of the sky Installation of the GPS antenna is required to enable the data logging feature of the Coast Station 5 2 4 Power supply The Coast Station should be connected to a mains supply using the supplied mains adaptor with the appropriate international plug type attached The performance ...

Page 17: ...and a PC or laptop Other network connections to the PC or laptop must be disabled at this point 5 3 2 Accessing the Coast Station configuration interface Open a web browser on the PC or laptop and enter the default IP address 192 168 16 254 for the Coast Station in the address bar When prompted for a username and password enter admin for both The configuration username and password can be changed ...

Page 18: ...tings The configuration values will depend on the configuration of the remote server the Coast Station is sending data to From the menu bar at the left of the configuration screen select the Serial Setting menu Select the Serial port 1 option Configure the Main connection configuration settings as follows Select either a UDP or TCP connection as appropriate to the remote connection configuration A...

Page 19: ...also required If the configuration is correct the AIS activity LED on the Coast Station will flash to indicate target reception and the Ethernet activity LED will flash to indicate network activity You should now confirm that AIS data is being received at the remote server 5 4 Resetting the Coast Station An incorrect or incomplete configuration may result in the Coast Station configuration web pag...

Page 20: ...ia the Real AtoN tab in proAtoN as this will only be successful if an MMSI is also programmed into the Coast Station and MMSIs are not required for receive only AIS devices Note that it is not essential to set the Coast Station name Omitting to set the Coast Station name will mean the source identification field in the tag block will be empty All other functionality is unaffected To configure the ...

Page 21: ... a remote server application It is also possible to configure the AIS AtoN element of the Coast Station using NMEA0183 sentences defined for AIS AtoN configuration Please contact SRT Marine Systems technical support support srt marinesystems com for further information and advice on remote network configuration of the Coast Station AtoN parameters 6 3 1 Query the internal data log PSMT CST QUERY 1...

Page 22: ...EA sentences can be found on line or alternatively please contact SRT Marine Systems for assistance If the requested data is available the Coast Station will responds with an acknowledgement sentence An ACK in the last field of the response indicates the requested data is available and upload will commence s COAST STATION 1 c 1409583744 t LIVE 6C PSMT CST UPLOAD 010914 142500 010914 143500 ACK 39 ...

Page 23: ...ast Station or using the start logging command provided below The acknowledgement response is of the format s COAST STATION 1 c 1409653081 t LIVE 6C PSMT CST CLEARLOGS ACK 75 6 3 7 Start data logging process PSMT CST STARTLOGGING 5D This command re starts the internal data logging process Note that data logging will be automatically restarted if power to the Coast Station is cycled The acknowledge...

Page 24: ...allation are as follows 1 Insert the CD into your PC 2 Navigate to the proAtoN folder on the CD 3 Double click the setup exe item to start the installation process 4 Follow on screen instructions to complete the installation Following successful installation the application can be launched from the proAtoN folder in the Windows start menu USB device drivers for the transceiver are installed automa...

Page 25: ...tion for each button is to read or write data relating to the selected tab only It is highly recommended that prior to deploying the AtoN the Send all Configuration option is used on the write button Configuration tabs The configuration and status of the transceiver is displayed through a number of tabs Real AtoN tab Configuration of AtoN MMSI name type dimensions position and radio parameters Mes...

Page 26: ...res knowledge of the local AIS environment and may require interaction with shore infrastructure Familiarity with the current IALA guidelines on the use of AIS Aids to Navigation IALA A 126 is assumed 7 4 1 Configuration of Real AtoN parameters The following parameters associated with the real AIS AtoN transceiver should be configured via the Real AtoN tab MMSI The MMSI number associated with the ...

Page 27: ...ition then the alternate reporting schedule for message 21 index 2 is enabled For example the alternate reporting schedule could be configured to decrease the reporting interval if the AtoN has drifted off position The off position flag in message 21 is set when off position regardless of this setting The transceiver off position algorithm is always operational and compares the current GPS positio...

Page 28: ... or RATDMA see section 3 2 The selection is made by selecting the required row in the schedule table then clicking on the current access scheme in that row A drop down menu will then appear in that location allowing selection of the required access scheme FATDMA Configuration of an FATDMA schedule continues in section 7 4 3 RATDMA Configuration of an RATMDA schedule continues in section 7 4 4 7 4 ...

Page 29: ...2 The slot number can range from 1 transmission disabled on this channel to 2249 Note that each message 21 transmission occupies two slots and associated base station slot reservations must therefore reserve two slots Channel 2 interval This is the interval in slots between transmissions on channel 2 The interval can range from 0 to 3240000 slots which equates to an interval of one day Typically t...

Page 30: ...peration 7 4 4 RATDMA Schedule configuration Using the RATDMA Random Access TDMA access scheme the time for each transmission made by the transceiver is specified The transceiver will determine the actual slots used for transmission based on internal knowledge of the AIS environment gained from the AIS receivers The parameters required for an RATDMA schedule are as follows Channel 1 start UTC This...

Page 31: ...every hour Channel 2 interval 6 minutes The transceiver is now configured to report message 21 on channel 1 every 6th minute and on channel 2 every 6th minute but offset by three minutes from channel 1 This results in a transmission of message 21 every three minutes on alternating channels The exact timings of the transmissions within the selected minute will vary as the transceiver selects availa...

Page 32: ... to mark a temporary hazard to navigation e g a wreck For further information on the use of virtual AtoNs please refer to IALA A 126 IALA O 143 and IALA guideline 1081 Synthetic AtoN A synthetic AtoN is transmission of message 21 from an AIS station located remotely from the physical Aid to Navigation An example of use is to provide an AIS AtoN target for a buoy or mark that is not capable of supp...

Page 33: ... a Repeat Indicator RI value equal to or less than 0 1 or 2 The RI value states how many times the message has already been repeated where 0 means it was transmitted by the source For messages 6 8 and 21 a Guard Time can be applied This creates a period after a message is repeated during which the same message type from the source MMSI will not be repeated again regardless of the message s RI valu...

Page 34: ...e required when requesting technical support for the product The Diagnostic tab does not work when proAtoN is connected to the NMEA0183 port it only works when it is connected to the USB port AtoN Details The connected AtoN Type is displayed as Type 1 or Type 3 The application and bootloader software versions for the connected AtoN are displayed The serial number of the connected AtoN is displayed...

Page 35: ...he proAtoN application is launched a new blank configuration file is created You will be prompted to save this file if changes are made without saving the file prior to closing the application or if a New file is created from the File menu EPFS failure No position is available from the internal GPS receiver please contact your supplier DGPS input failed No data is available from the external sourc...

Page 36: ...ces Part 1 Single talker and multiple listeners IEC61162 2 Edition 1 0 1998 Maritime navigation and radiocommunication equipment and systems Digital interfaces Part 2 Single talker and multiple listeners high speed transmission IEC61108 1 Edition 1 0 2002 Global Navigation Satellite Systems GPS Part 1 Global positioning system GPS Receiver equipment Performance standards methods of testing and req...

Page 37: ...or RTCM DGPS correction Antenna requirement Active external antenna 3 3V bias with gain 20dB Frequency range 156 025MHz to 162 025MHz Channel bandwidth 25kHz Output power Configurable 1W 2W 5W or 12 5W Data transmission rate 9600 bits s Modulation mode 25kHz GMSK Number of receivers 2 Frequency range 156 025MHz to 162 025MHz Channel bandwidth 25kHz Sensitivity 107dBm for 20 PER Modulation mode 25k...

Page 38: ...Technical specification Page 35 8 3 Drawings and dimensions Figure 16 Transceiver dimensions 140 mm 140 mm 130 mm 35 mm 130 mm 35 mm ...

Page 39: ... Marine Systems plc it has been deemed to be damaged by any third party device How to make a Warranty claim In the unlikely event of a problem you should first consult your Installation Manual to ensure that you have followed all the instructions correctly If you still wish to make a Warranty claim you will need to return the Product to the SRT Marine Systems plc vendor from where it was purchased...

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