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NVX-1000 NAVTEX
NSR's new generation of NAVTEX Receiver:
- Software radio technology, super sensitivity.
- Large LCD, 7 inch/color, touch screen operation.
- Meet latest rules: IMO:M430(98), IMO:M302(87), IEC: 62923-1, IEC: 62923-2.
- Real three-channel receiving.
- Messages stored for 72 hours.
- Data interface to BAM System/INS.
- Type approval with DNV-GL (MED), CCS, RS and VR.
SPECIFICATIONS
- Software radio technology, super sensitivity.
- Large LCD, 7 inch/color, touch screen operation.
- Meet latest rules: IMO:M430(98), IMO:M302(87), IEC: 62923-1, IEC: 62923-2.
- Real three-channel receiving.
- Messages stored for 72 hours.
- Data interface to BAM System/INS.
- Type approval with DNV-GL (MED), CCS, RS and VR.
SPECIFICATIONS
| Receiving Frequency: | 518kHz, 490kHz & 4209.5kHz, to receive on three channels simultaneously |
| Mode of Reception: | F1B |
| Sensitivity: | Better than -107dBm |
| Display | |
| Display System: | 7 inch, color LCD, touch screen operation, 154(W) x 87(H) mm |
| Resolution: | 800 x 480 |
| Character number: | English 40 Characters /line |
| Power Supply | DC 24V (10V～38V, 10Watts average) |
| Environment Conditions | |
| Temperature Range: |
-20℃ ~ +55℃ operational -30℃~ +70℃ storage (Antenna & Amplifier) |
| IP Grade: | IP22 (Receiver), IP66 (Antenna & Amplifier) |
| Compass safe distance: | 1.15m (standard) |
| Interface | |
| Input sentences of NMEA IN port: | ZDA, RMC |
| Input sentences of BAM/INS port: | NRM, CRQ, ACK, ACN |
| Output sentences of BAM/INS port: | ALR, NRX, NRM, ACN, ACK, ALF, ALC, ARC, HBT |
| Dimension & Weight | |
| Weight: | 2.3 kg (Receiver) |
| Dimension: | 264(W) x 145(H) x 83(D) mm (Receiver) |
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Factory acceptance tests
Commissioning is the process of fine-tuning the installed equipment so that it works correctly and performs its functions. They are carried out in stages, starting from the manufacturer's workshop, where important equipment is checked before being sent to the shipyard. These checks carried out by the manufacturer are called Factory Acceptance Test (FAT). They confirm that the equipment was in order when it left the shop.