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  • Page 1 Saab AB (publ.) TransponderTech R60 Station User Manual...
  • Page 2 R60 Station This page is intentionally left blank R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number 7000 120-019 2022-08-10 Page 2 (98)
  • Page 3 DISCLAIMER While reasonable care has been exercised in the preparation of this manual, Saab AB (publ.) TransponderTech shall incur no liability whatsoever based on the contents or lack of contents in the manual.
  • Page 4 R60 Station CONTACT INFORMATION For installation, service and technical support please contact your local sales representative. Saab AB (publ.) TransponderTech, SWEDEN Låsblecksgatan 3 SE-589 41 Linköping Sweden Phone: +46 1318 9420 Email: support.transpondertech@saabgroup.com http://saab.com/security/maritime-traffic- management/traffic-management/ R60 User Manual Version Date...

  • Page 5: Table Of Contents

    ............................42 ONITOR OSITION REPORTS > D ..............................44 ONITOR ATA LOG 5.5.1 Log panel ..............................44 5.5.2 Clipboard panel ............................44 > VDL L ............................45 ONITOR R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number 7000 120-019 2022-08-10 Page 5 (98)
  • Page 6 ULTIPLE GROUP ASSIGNMENT AREAS 10.3 D ..............................89 ATA LINK MESSAGES 10.3.1 DGNSS message 17 ............................ 90 TECHNICAL DATA ..............................91 DECLARATIONS, APPROVALS AND CERTIFICATES ....................93 R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number 7000 120-019 2022-08-10 Page 6 (98)
  • Page 7 R60 Station 12.1 AIS B ........................ 93 TATION TATEMENT OF ONFORMITY 12.2 M ..............................95 ODULE ERTIFICATE 12.3 REACH ............................ 96 DECLARATION ACRONYMS ................................97 R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number 7000 120-019 2022-08-10 Page 7 (98)
  • Page 8 ABLE ARAMETERS FOR THE PECIAL UNCTIONS 6-19 – P VDL S ABLE ARAMETERS FOR TATUS EBOOT 6-20 – R60 ABLE STATUS INFORMATION MESSAGES 6-21 – P ABLE ASSWORD PARAMETERS 8-1 P ABLE ARAMETER INFORMATION PROVIDED VIA UPERVISOR R60 User Manual...
  • Page 9 AP PAGE 6-1: ..................48 IGURE ASSWORD IS REQUIRED TO ENTER THE ONFIGURE CATEGORY 6-2: ......................66 IGURE IN A REDUNDANT PAIR CONFIGURATION 8-1: ..............................86 IGURE UPERVISOR R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number 7000 120-019 2022-08-10 Page 9 (98)

  • Page 10: Introduction

    Section 2, Front Panel, general information of how to use the front panel. Section 3, Getting started, contains further introduction of R60 variants, instructions for how to connect to and access a R60 station via the web GUI and also how to navigate the web GUI.

  • Page 11: References

    Section 5, Monitor, contains information about the alarm and status monitoring functions that are built into the web GUI. Section 6, Configure, contains information about all R60 Station parameters and how to configure them. Section 7, Maintenance, describes how to upgrade the firmware and software of the R60 Station.
  • Page 12 Statement of Conformity Document number: BSH/454.AIS Base/Saab R60 VDES Base Station Ref [10] Operational and Performance Testing of the SAAB R60 AIS AtoN Station and R60 VDES Base Station in accordance with IEC 62320-2:2016, Doc No: 75955291-01 R60 User Manual...

  • Page 13: Front Panel

    R60 Station 2 FRONT PANEL 2.1 Power Button The R60 power button is a momentary push button with a built in RGB LED for status indication. The R60 supervisor will always be powered on and accessible while either AC or DC power is available.

  • Page 14: Main Menu

    Alarm status. Icon is red when at least one alarm is active and grey when no alarm is active. Base station is configured for hot standby and is currently operating as master. R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number 7000 120-019...

  • Page 15: Status

    Soft LED. Blinks yellow when receiving. Soft LED. Blinks red when transmitting. 2.2.3 Status R60 status is displayed in a number of groups according to the table below. Group Parameter Description R60 Station Temperature Current temperature inside the unit.

  • Page 16: Statistics

    R60 station serial number Number Software R60 station software version Version Supervisor R60 station supervisor software version Software Version Table 2-1 Front display status parameters 2.2.4 Statistics This page displays a bar chart of transmissions and receptions over the last 30 minutes.

  • Page 17: Alarms

    This chart shows own transmissions in percent over the last 30 minutes for AIS and ASM respectively. 2.2.5 Alarms This page displays current alarm status of the base station. See section 5.2 for a detailed description of the available alarms. R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number 7000 120-019...

  • Page 18: Base Station, Aton And Receiving Station

    R60 Station 2.2.6 Base Station, AtoN and Receiving Station Figure 2-3: R60 station status view See Table 2-1 for details. 2.2.7 VDL See Table 2-1 for details. R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number 7000 120-019 2022-08-10 Page 18 (98)

  • Page 19: Settings

    Sets time until display turns off from last touch input. timeout Brightness Sets the display brightness Language Sets the display language Table 2-1 – Front display configuration parameters R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number 7000 120-019 2022-08-10 Page 19 (98)

  • Page 20: Getting Started

    The variants as listed above are identified by different product name and part number. The product label applied on the R60 station at delivery reflects the variant at delivery. When a license update is performed, this will affect the product P/N.

  • Page 21: Connecting To The R60 Web Interface

    A standard web browser is used to access the R60 web GUI. Examples of compatible web browsers are listed in section 3.2. To connect to the R60 you must know the IP address of the R60 unit. Default IP parameters are found in Ref [1].

  • Page 22: Introduction To The R60 Web Interface

    4. In the browser address field, type in the ETH3 IP address in the format xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx and press Enter. If your browser can access the R60 supervisor unit, and if you have used the correct IP address, the web GUI start page will now appear. The start page displays as shown in Figure 3-1.

  • Page 23: Figure 3-1: Web Gui Start Page, Showing The Four Main Categories

    Figure 3-1: Web GUI start page, showing the four main categories Wherever you are in the R60 web GUI interface you can always come back to this start page by clicking on the text “R60” as shown in Figure 3-2.

  • Page 24: Navigating The Web Interface

    Mouse-click on one of the main categories listed in Figure 3-1 to enter the category. In the line just below the page header text “R60” there is a navigator line that indicates the selected category and sub-category as applicable. See Figure 3-3 below.

  • Page 25: Figure 3-4: Shortcuts To The Top Level Of The Present Main Category, Or Directly To The Top Level Of Another Main Category

    See example in Figure 3-5 below and Figure 3-9 on page 31. Figure 3-5: Shortcuts to top level of the present sub-category, or directly to other sub-categories R60 User Manual Version Date...

  • Page 26: Visual Appearance Of The Web Interface

    The web browser used may also result in minor variations. 3.8 Saving parameter changes in the web interface When changing a parameter or setting in the R60 web GUI, a button named Save Changes appears in the upper right corner of the browser window. Please be aware that changes are not stored and will not have any effect on the unit until this button is used.

  • Page 27: Hw/Sw Info

    More details about the monitoring features is found in section 5. 3.9.3 Configure The category Configure is used to check or change settings in the R60 Station. Settings that can be changed are for instance communications interface capabilities, VDL data link and other AIS features, clock reference sources, etc.

  • Page 28: Quick Introduction To Set-Up Of A New R60 Station

    3.10 Quick introduction to set-up of a new R60 station This section describes the general procedure to set up a new R60 Station using the web GUI. Only the basic procedure is described here, while section 5.5 contains a complete list of all configurable settings and deals with more advanced topics.
  • Page 29 (navigation line shortcuts is described in section 3.6). 6. Select the sub-category General by placing the mouse cursor over the General sub category header and click on it. A page similar to Figure 3-8 R60 User Manual Version Date...

  • Page 30: Figure 3-8: General, Sub-Page Of The Configure Category

    (Configure), the fastest way to do this is to move the cursor to hover over (or click on) the General text in the navigation line, and in the menu that appears click on the GNSS sub-category (see Figure 3-9). The GNSS page appears (Figure 3-10). R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number...

  • Page 31: Figure 3-9: Changing From The General Sub Category Directly To The Gnss Sub Category

    R60 Station Figure 3-9: Changing from the General sub category directly to the GNSS sub category Figure 3-10: GNSS sub category The settings in this category are described in further detail in section 6.6. R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number...
  • Page 32 The information in the Position group is used in the base station reports (AIS Message 4). Normally a R60 is operated with Position Source set to Surveyed and the correct position of the base station VHF antenna is then manually typed into the Surveyed Position Latitude and Longitude fields.

  • Page 33: Figure 3-11: Reporting Rates Page (Applies For Base Stations Only)

    12. Leave the Reporting Rates category and move to the Data Link Management settings category. A page similar to Figure 3-12 should appear. R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number...

  • Page 34: Figure 3-12: Data Link Management Page

    The settings will be broadcasted on the VDL in the data link management message (AIS message 20). Note: The settings in this page must reflect the settings of the Reporting Rates page. R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number...

  • Page 35: Figure 3-13: Network Page

    14. Leave the Data Link Management category and move to the Network settings category. A page similar to Figure 3-13 should appear. Figure 3-13: Network page Set up the parameters as required. Normally, only the IP settings need to be changed. R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number 7000 120-019...

  • Page 36: Set-Up Procedure For A Redundant Configuration

    Configure main category and then select the Hot Standby sub category. A page similar to Figure 3-14 appears. Figure 3-14: Hot Standby category page. The settings in the picture specifies the R60 operation when used in a configuration without redundancy...
  • Page 37 R60 Station 1. If the R60 station is used standalone (without redundancy) then the BSC Configuration shall be selected to be Stand Alone. If the base station is used in a hot-standby (redundancy) configuration, then the BSC Configuration shall be selected to be either Dual BSC A or Dual BSC, and Preferred Status shall be Master or Hot Standby.

  • Page 38: Hw/Sw Info

    R60 unit. 4.2 License info The different functions in the R60 are enabled or disabled by a license key. The R60 is delivered with a license key that enables functions in accordance with what the customer has ordered, and which determines the variant and P/N of the Base Station.

  • Page 39: Unavailable Functions

    GUI. 4.5 Update license Some functions of the R60 are only accessible for specific variants. It may be possible upgrade the base station to a different variant by purchasing an upgrade kit. The upgrade kit contains a license key which can be installed by the user and provides access to the functionality included in the new variant.

  • Page 40: Monitor

    This alarm will go active if an external DC power supply is detected, but produces too low voltage. If no AC power is present the R60 will only work for a short period of time after this alarm has been generated. If AC power is present, this alarm indicates that the DC power backup is faulty and will not be sufficient in case of a mains blackout.

  • Page 41: Monitor > Status

    R60 station differ from the Monitoring information that the active R60 station have sent out. This indicates antenna problem with either the active or the integrity monitoring R60 station. It will be generated on the active R60 in the hot standby pair. Time Synch Indicates the mode of synchronization for the R60 station.

  • Page 42: Monitor > Position Reports

    Local Storage Shows the status, size and usage of the R60 local storage memory. A R60 will only store data locally when storage is enabled and no network system capable of handling stored data is connected to it. Data Link...

  • Page 43: Figure 5-1: Monitoring Position Reports Page

    The centre of the plot is normally the position of the R60 station. If another plot centre for some reason is wanted, then move the mouse into the plot area (pointer appearance changes to a hand) and drag on the background while keeping the mouse button pressed.

  • Page 44: Monitor > Data Log

    Data Log view. Data log shows NMEA data of sent and received radio messages as well as additional status information. Data is displayed in the same format as that used to provide data to systems connected to the R60. 5.5.1 Log panel In this view all AIS messages are logged in a scrolling panel showing the latest 500 messages.

  • Page 45: Monitor > Vdl Link Map

    In the Monitor category main page, select the VDL Link Map sub-category to monitor transmissions and reservations from all the current VDL users (including the R60 unit itself), presented in a grid representing the slots. See page example in Figure 5-3.

  • Page 46: Legend Panel

    A slot can be selected by clicking on it to get more details about it. The currently selected slot is shown in the grid by a red box around the slot. Detailed information for the selected slot is shown in the Information panel. See page example in Figure 5-3. R60 User Manual Version Date...

  • Page 47: Figure 5-3: Monitoring Vdl Link Map Page

    R60 Station Figure 5-3: Monitoring VDL Link Map page R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number 7000 120-019 2022-08-10 Page 47 (98)

  • Page 48: Configure

    VDL data link and other AIS features, clock reference sources, etc. This chapter explains how to set the different base station parameters in the R60 via the web GUI. For detailed descriptions about the meaning of each parameter, please refer to the documents Ref [2], Ref [3], Ref [4] and Ref [5].

  • Page 49: Configure > General

    R60 Station 6.3 Configure > General General settings for the R60 unit are found by selecting the Configure base category and then select the General sub-category. The parameters are described in the following table: Group Parameter Description Identification MMSI The MMSI number for the base station site. If the PSS site has two base stations in a hot standby configuration both base stations shall have the same MMSI.

  • Page 50: Table 6-1 - General Parameters

    AIS or ASM transmissions will be made by the base station. Power Level Specifies if the base station shall use low or high VHF output power. For standard R60 base stations the settings correspond to: High power: 12.5 W Low power: 1 W Table 6-1 –...

  • Page 51: Configure > Network

    Network sub-category. Default IP parameters are found in Ref [1]. The R60 can also be set up to filter received AIS messages (VDMs) before output on the network, both using an area filter for positon report, and the AIS message type.

  • Page 52: Table 6-2 - Network Parameters

    AIS message can be seen. When a box is unchecked, all AIS messages of that type will be blocked and not output to network clients. Table 6-2 – Network parameters R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number...

  • Page 53: Configure > Interfaces

    R60 Station 6.5 Configure > Interfaces Settings for the R60 external interfaces are found by selecting the Configure base category and then the Interfaces sub-category. The parameters are described in the following table: Group Parameter Description Identification Unique Id Base Station’s Unique identifier is used for system level identification.

  • Page 54: Configure > Gnss

     Int w/ Sur Fallback. Internal position source is the primary source, Surveyed position is the fall-back alternative in case the R60 fails to get a position from the internal source.  Int w/ Ext Fallback. Internal position source is the primary source, while an Externally provided position is the fall-back alternative in case the R60 fails to get a position from the internal source.

  • Page 55: Self-Surveyed Position

    The self-surveyed position is a GNSS position measured and averaged over the last 24 hours by the R60 unit. The averaging results in a more accurate and reliable position information compared to a single measure. The process of measuring and averaging begins at power up and continues until the R60 is rebooted or powered down.

  • Page 56: Table 6-4 - Parameters On The Gnss

    Use Self-Surveyed Position Alternative to entering the coordinates above manually, the position as presently self- surveyed by R60 can be used by clicking this button. More details are found in section 6.6.3. GNSS Selects which GNSS systems should be used by R60 internal GNSS receiver.

  • Page 57: Configure > Reporting Rates (Base Station Only)

    There are two identical sets of settings; one for channel A and one for channel B respectively. The settings have the following meaning: Parameter Description Start Slot The first FATDMA slot of the reservation block. R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number 7000 120-019 2022-08-10...

  • Page 58: Table 6-6 - Parameters For Data Link

    Thus, a value of 7 means that a mobile transponder can use the reserved slots after 7 frames have passed since it lost contact with the base station. Table 6-6 – Parameters for Data Link Management R60 User Manual Version Date...

  • Page 59: Configure > Channel Management (Base Station Only)

    The interval, in minutes, with which channel management messages Regions) Interval will be sent over DSC. A value of zero disables DSC transmissions. See also the note below Table 6-7 – Parameters for Channel Management R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number 7000 120-019 2022-08-10...
  • Page 60 R60 Station Note: When DSC is used for transmitting channel management zones, then the base station will be unable to receive anything on the AIS channels during DSC transmissions. R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number 7000 120-019 2022-08-10 Page 60 (98)

  • Page 61: Configure > Group Assignment (Base Station Only)

     TxB,RxA/RxB: Transmit on channel B, receive on channels A and B. Quiet Time Set to command the receiving station to be quiet. 0 = no quiet time commanded (default) 1-15= number of minutes for the receiving station to be quiet. R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number 7000 120-019...

  • Page 62: Table 6-8 - Parameters For Groupa

    Example: Latitude = 16N12.9, meaning 16° North and 12.9' If the fields are set to ‘-‘, then the region is not used. Table 6-8 – Parameters for Group Assignment R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number 7000 120-019...

  • Page 63: Onfigure > Vsi & Fsr Sentences

    Enables/disables output signal to noise ratio in the VSI sentence. FSR Sentence These parameters are only valid if FSR sentences are enabled in the “Enable VSI/FSI Sentences About …” drop down list. R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number 7000 120-019...

  • Page 64: Table 6-9 - Parameters For Vsi/Fsr

    Output Received Signal Strength Enables/disables output of number of slots with received signal strength (at least 10 dB) above the noise level during previous frame. Table 6-9 – Parameters for VSI/FSR category page R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number...

  • Page 65: Configure > Third Ais Channel (Full Base Station Only)

    Setting for the R60 standard interface TCP port 8021 (MARITIMECONTROL/CoastWatch). Port 8030 Setting for the R60 standard interface TCP port 8030 and 10001. Port 8022 Setting for the R60 Third Channel interface TCP port 8022. Table 6-10 – Parameters for Third AIS Channel category page Note: For users with legacy terminology from R40: This function corresponds to “secure”...

  • Page 66: Configure > Hot Standby

    R60 Station 6.13 Configure > Hot standby Settings in this category are used to configure two R60 units used as a redundant pair in a hot-standby configuration. Make sure that the R60 units have been connected together with a hot-standby cable (see Ref [1]) before setting the parameters.
  • Page 67 Parameter Description Hot Standby The following options exist:  Stand alone: This should be used when only one R60 exists at Configuration the R60 station site or when the units shall operate independently.  Dual, BSC A: Hot standby shall be used and the unit currently being configured should be the ‘A’...

  • Page 68: Table 6-11 - Parameters For The Hot

    If the hot-standby parameters of the two redundant R60 units conflict, a Hot Standby Alarm will be generated (refer to section 5.2).

  • Page 69: Configure > Repeater (Full Base Station Only)

    Enable Tx in Table 6-12).  UTC time must be known, this means the R60 must be in UTC direct or indirect synchronization. The only AIS messages that can be repeated are 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 8, 12, 13, 14, 15, 18, 19, 21, 24, 25 and 26.

  • Page 70: Configure > Repeater > General

    R60 Station Once a message as passed all filters, and possible down-sampling, the R60 selects a slot for transmission. First available FATDMA slots (see 6.14.3) are checked. If no reserved FATDMA slots are available the repeater uses RATDMA, provided it is enabled ...

  • Page 71: Configure > Repeater > Reservations

    For the repeater to be able to use FATDMA the slots must be configured in this category. This is done using Owner Local (see Table 6-13), otherwise RATDMA is the only possible method for repeated messages to be transmitted. It is also possible to R60 User Manual Version Date...

  • Page 72: Configure > Repeater > Mmsi Filter

    20. This can be done by another AIS base station or the R60 itself can announce the slots. To have the R60 do it the same slots shall be setup under data link management (see 6.8), and transmission of message 20 must be enabled (see 6.7). To...

  • Page 73: Configure > Repeater > Area Filter

    1 – 16 16 independent filter areas can be defined. Which area number (index) to define settings for is selected in this window by simply clicking on the desired index number. R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number 7000 120-019...
  • Page 74 Enables or disables the message number filter feature. Filter <selections> Tick in the appropriate box to specify which AIS messages will be repeated. For definitions of message numbering, see Ref [2]. R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number 7000 120-019...

  • Page 75: Table 6-15 - Parameters For Ther

    Remove button. New types can be added using the box below the list and pressing the Add button. Table 6-15 – Parameters for the Repeater – Area Filter category page R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number...

  • Page 76: Configure > Aids To Navigation (Aton Station And Full Base Station)

    Aids to Navigation sub-category. The R60 unit is compatible to Type 3 Aids to Navigation (AtoN) as defined in Ref [6] and Ref [10]. It can be set up to transmit AtoN data by means of VDL message number 21 as defined in Ref [2].

  • Page 77: Table 6-16 - Parameters For Thea

    A/B/C/D The dimensions in meters of the AtoN. Dimension parameters are defined with the position of the AtoN as reference. Table 6-16 – Parameters for the Aids to Navigation category page R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number 7000 120-019...

  • Page 78: Configure > Aton Message Repeater (Aton Station And Full Base Station)

    To configure the AtoN message repeater, use the settings in the AtoN Message Repeater category page. The R60 can be set up to act as an Aids to Navigation (AtoN) repeater. In this mode the R60 will listen to AtoN messages from specific MMSIs. When an AtoN message is received from that particular MMSI the R60 will start repeating the same AtoN message on the VHF-channels.

  • Page 79: Configure > Special Aids To Navigation Functions

    To configure the special AtoN functions, use the settings in the Special AtoN Functions category page. The R60 can be set up to receive input from an external interface hardware unit, and based on the input modify the AtoN status bits of one of the defined AtoNs (see 6.15).

  • Page 80: Table 6-18 - Parameters For Thes

    Maximal range of visibility sensor. Sensor Range Formula for calculating the range (in NM) based on current (in mA) from external interface unit. Table 6-18 – Parameters for the Special AtoN Functions R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number 7000 120-019 2022-08-10...

  • Page 81: Configure > Vdl Status/Reboot

    When this mode is activated, the R60 will regularly transmit a status message to the selected target MMSI. The R60 can also be setup to allow VDL reboot. For a VDL reboot command to be valid it must be received from the same target MMSI as used in the status transmissions and the correct password is required.

  • Page 82: Table 6-20 - R60 Status Information Messages

    Information about VDL loads for channel B. Base station software Software version of R60 base station part. Controller and radio software Software version of R60 controller and radio parts. GPS operational software Software version of internal GNSS receiver. GPS boot software Software version of internal GNSS receiver.

  • Page 83: Configure > Password

    6.19 Configure > Password To configure the password, use the settings on the Password category page. The password needed for configuration/maintenance in the R60 web interface can be changed. The password must be 6 – 32 character long and consist only of printable ASCII character characters: numbers (0-9), letter (a-z and A-Z), space character, and special characters (! “...

  • Page 84: Maintenance

    “Open” button (or similar in your language). The upgrade process will start. 3. The file is uploaded to the R60. A progress bar displays the data transfer. 4. Once the file is uploaded/written to the device the R60 will reboot and web GUI will reload. The upgrade process is then finished.

  • Page 85: Snmp Mib

    R60 Station 7.4 SNMP MIB The R60 supports SNMP monitoring. The SNMP MIB file can be downloaded by pressing the Download MIB Definition button and be used by a third party SNMP monitor software to display the data. R60 User Manual...

  • Page 86: Supervisor Web

    See Table 5-1 and more details 5.2 Monitor > Alarms GNSS Shows GNSS-related information such as:  Visible satellites: The number of GNSS satellites that theoretically could be detected at the R60 location.  Used: The number of GNSS satellites that are received and used.  Precision parameters.

  • Page 87: Table 8-1 Parameter Information Provided Via

    Status of all Ethernet ports on the R60. Local Storage Shows the status, size and usage of the R60 local storage memory. A R60 will only store data locally when storage is enabled and no network system capable of handling stored data is connected to it. Unit...

  • Page 88: Snmp Monitoring

    6.4. There is a management information base (MIB) describing the parameters available for SNMP monitoring in the R60. The MIB can be downloaded from the R60 unit via the web GUI; see section 7.4. All R60 parameters have the same object identifier prefix as the R40: iso.org.dod.internet.private.enterprises.transpondertech.r40 (1.3.6.1.4.1.26308.3)

  • Page 89: Nmea Sentences

    Station supports multiple such areas. One group assignment area is available for each mobile type (resulting in a total of 16 areas). It is possible to have the R60 handle only a single group assignment area, which is the behaviour when using R40 Mk III legacy mode.

  • Page 90: Dgnss Message 17

    DGNSS data. The standard specifies that one possible source is VDM input. Consequently when a VDM with encapsulated message 17 is input to the R60 the message will be saved internally waiting for the message 17 slot, instead of outputting it on the VDL like other VDM messages.

  • Page 91: Technical Data

    GNSS antenna pre-amplifier 1PPS and IRIG-B 003 Via 9-pin D-sub (male) VHF-Antenna N-Female, separate RX and TX antenna ports (option) Digital Input and Output Port Via 9-pin D-sub (male) R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number 7000 120-019 2022-08-10 Page 91 (98)
  • Page 92 Humidity 0-95% INTERNATIONAL STANDARDS General IEC 62320-1 Electromagnetic Compatibility EN 301 489-1 EN 55032:215 EN 61000 Radio performance IEC 62320-1 Electrical safety IEC 62368-1 Environment IEC 60945 R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number 7000 120-019 2022-08-10 Page 92 (98)

  • Page 93: Declarations, Approvals And Certificates

    R60 Station 12 DECLARATIONS, APPROVALS AND CERTIFICATES 12.1 AIS Base Station Statement of Conformity R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number 7000 120-019 2022-08-10 Page 93 (98)
  • Page 94 R60 Station R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number 7000 120-019 2022-08-10 Page 94 (98)

  • Page 95: Moduleb Certificate

    R60 Station 12.2 Module B Certificate R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number 7000 120-019 2022-08-10 Page 95 (98)

  • Page 96: Reach And Rohs Declaration

    R60 Station 12.3 REACH and RoHS declaration R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number 7000 120-019 2022-08-10 Page 96 (98)

  • Page 97: Acronyms

    Graphical User Interface Hardware Hot Standby International Electro-technical Commission Internet Protocol ITDMA Incremantal Time-Division Multiple Access Light Emitting Diode Management Information Base MMSI Maritime Mobile Service Identity Not Applicable R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number 7000 120-019 2022-08-10 Page 97 (98)
  • Page 98 VHF Data Link Message VHF Data Link Own-vessel Message Very High Frequency – Frequencies in the range: 3 – 300 MHz VDL Signal Information VSWR Voltage Standing Wave Ratio R60 User Manual Version Date Document Number 7000 120-019 2022-08-10 Page 98 (98)

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