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Abbreviations & Definitions
Abbreviations:
SMS
– Short Message Service – The messages sent to and from the unit
GSM – The frequency bands used by mobile phones
PIR – Passive Infra Red – Sensor that detects infra red light (occupancy sensor)
AC – Alternating Current – Type of electrical current used in shore power
DC – Direct Current – Type of electrical current from batteries
GPS – Global Positioning Service – Series of satellites around the earth to plot position
IR – Infrared – Light with longer wavelength than visible light
LED – Light Emitting Diode – Low energy light
SIM – Subscriber Identity Module – as in “SIM Card”,
a type of data storage for mobile devices
NO – Normally Open – used in reference to a device that has an open circuit until activated
NC – Normally Closed - used in reference to a device that has a closed circuit until activated
mA – mili amp – Unit of electrical energy measurement
V – Volt
MMSI - Maritime Mobile Service Identity – Nine digit system that uniquely identifies your
vessel.
Definitions:
Bilge
– Area of vessel below lower floorboards
Parameter – Settings to determine alarm limits
Status – Lets you see the actual status of battery states, position, course and speed.
Alarm – Notification sent to entered phone number(s) when sensor parameter is exceeded
Error – Notification sent to entered phone number(s) when there is a problem communicating
with a sensor
Tracking – Varying position coordinates when vessel is in motion
Password – Series of 4 numbers entered into system to allow you secured access. Default
password is 4444
Text Messaging – Maritime Mobile Service Identity – Nine digit system that uniquely identifies
your vessel. Numbers can be obtained and registered through “SeaTow”, “BOAT US” and
“www.mmsiservices.com”
Master(s) – Phone numbers in system to be contacted upon alarm event