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Annex A - Static Site
Static Site Description
Static Site is an optional facility that allows for a stationary installation. This
is intended for small single node installations (for example, an oil rig) and
larger multi-node, land based Vessel Traffic Services (VTS) installations.
When configured, a Static Site system will apply to all nodes in a multi-
node system.
A Static Site may operate without a live compass or position input. Any
alerts that are generated for non-static site systems will not apply to Static
Site systems. However, it should be noted that Target Tracking is
applicable to Chart Radar WatchMode and will not work for ECDIS nodes.
The following topics are covered in this Annex:
Static Site Features - includes a table of features specific to Static
Sites and a table of features not available to Static Sites.
Static Heading - how to manually enter a static heading bearing.
Static Position - how to enter a position value manually, or
automatically update to a GPS position.
Target Anchor Watch - enables an anchor watch to be assigned to
a target.
Target Based Range and Bearing - enables a displayed target's
position to be taken as the EBL /VRM position.
Static Site Features
Features specific to a Static Site
The following table lists features specific to a Static Site facility.
Feature
Target Anchor
Watch
Target Based
Range and Bearing
Trusted Targets
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Additional details
Verifies that vessels at anchor are not drifting by
assigning an anchor watch to a target.
A displayed target's position is taken as the EBL
/VRM origin.
Enables setting targets within a range as Trusted so
they do not raise CPA/TCPA alerts
Annex A – Static Site
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HI THERE , I COULD NOT FIND THE MOB BUTTON IN THE UPPER TOOLBAR AND IN NAV TOOLS , AND THE VIDEO PLAYBACK BUTTON ON IUR SPERRY MARINWE ECDIS.
The MOB (Man Overboard) button can be found in the upper toolbar of the Sperry Marine VisionMaster FT ECDIS. It has a yellow background when the MOB event is active and a standard background color when inactive. However, there is no information provided in the context regarding the location of a video playback button.
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WHAT IS THE PROCEDURES IN MAKING PARALLEL INDEX USING SPERRY MARINE ECDIS
To make a Parallel Index (PI) using Sperry Marine Visionmaster FT ECDIS, follow these procedures:
1. Access PI Lines: Left-click on the "Parallel Index Lines" field in the NAV Tools menu.
2. Use the PI Lines Window: This window has three tabs:
- Edit Tab: Add a new PI line or set, copy, delete, rename, or realign lines to the ship's current heading.
- Display Tab: Select which PI lines to display.
3. Define Each PI Line: Set the following parameters:
- Range from the closest point to own ship
- Bearing
- Line type
- Side of the ship (port or starboard)
Up to fifteen PI lines can be displayed at once across the entire chart display in all modes.
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