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    The key takeaways are that the CHARTPILOT is an ECDIS system that allows navigators to view ship sensor data and sea charts simultaneously, saving time and improving safety. It can operate with various chart formats and has advantages over paper charts.

    The main functions of the CHARTPILOT are to support navigators in navigational tasks by combining nautical information, planned route data and geographic charts. It is used for route planning, track keeping, monitoring and anti-grounding.

    The different versions of the CHARTPILOT are the console version, desktop version, dual workstation system, and conningpilot. The console version integrates directly into ship consoles while the desktop version is for planning tasks.

    CHARTPILOT 9330

    The ECDIS Solution

    The versatile approved ECDIS


    Electronic Chart Display and Information System

    Safe Navigation
    The CHARTPILOT* assists the operator
    in all navigation and manoeuvring tasks.
    The system is an approved ECDIS,
    navigation and planning system which
    can be used not only in integrated navigation systems but also stand-alone.
    All CHARTPILOT functions are in compliance with the valid ECDIS Performance
    Standards of the IMO, and also considers
    the rules like DNV NAUT-AW and LR-IBS.
    The system fulfills all requirements with
    regard to route planning, track keeping
    and monitoring as well as anti-grounding.

    Ship sensor data (ARPA/AIS-targets,


    course, speed, position etc.) and sea
    charts can be observed simultaneously.
    The navigator has no longer to refer to
    the separate chart table which saves
    time and enables him to concentrate
    on his actual watchkeeping tasks. This
    contributes substantially to greater
    safety in shipping and is therefore
    demanded for Watch One operations
    by leading classification societies (e.g.
    DNV, GL, LR).
    The CHARTPILOT can operate with
    data of the vector formats:
    official ENC (IHO-S57/Ed. 3.1)
    C-Map CM 93
    and the raster formats:
    ARCS of British Admiralty
    Seafarer
    The presentation of the vector chart, as
    familiar to the navigator, is complemented by many further advantages over
    the paper chart, for instance: free selection of display scale, adapted quantity
    of display information, seamless chart
    coverage, and simple information call
    for each object.
    Owing to the completeness of its functions, the simplicity of operation and
    the flexibility with regard to system
    integration, the CHARTPILOT is a navigation system which is ideally suited for
    use on all new ships as well as retrofits
    irrespective of the type, class or size.

    * CHARTPILOT is used by courtesy of Cetrek Ltd., UK,


    the owner of the trademark registered in UK, USA and
    Japan.

    Variety of Configurations
    The CHARTPILOT is also an essential
    part of the Integrated Navigation System
    NACOS (Navigation and Command
    System) as it supplies the RADARPILOT,
    MULTIPILOT, TRACKPILOT and the
    SPEEDPILOT with planning, track and
    map data.

    Dual workstation system (CP/DP)

    This configuration is used where full


    ECDIS back-up functionality is
    required, e.g. for IBS class-notation
    or for the replacement of official
    nautical paper charts.
    Conningpilot (CC)

    Alternatively, the CHARTPILOT can be


    integrated as a stand-alone system in
    other bridge systems (e.g. as a retrofit),
    including the connection of any type
    of modern radars or as a Display and
    Control Unit of the AIS Transponder
    DEBEG 3400 manufactured by SAM
    Electronics.

    The CONNINGPILOT provides the


    navigator with data of all relevant
    sensors as well as engine data and
    can be fitted either in the design of
    the SCC - Ship Control Center or as
    individual components for integration
    into yard designed consoles.

    The following versions are available:


    Console versions (CP)

    This version is normally integrated in


    the ships operation console and
    supports the navigator directly in his
    ship handling tasks. All the functions
    associated with route monitoring,
    navigation and track keeping are
    performed here. The CHARTPILOT
    components can be delivered either
    in the design of the SCC - Ship Control
    Center or as individual component
    for integration into yard designed
    consoles.
    Desktop versions (DP)

    This version is typically accommodated in the chart table area for


    planning tasks. Interfacing with a
    digitizer allows the creation of
    own electronic charts or maps on
    the CHARTPILOT.

    Typical dual ECDIS Back-up installation

    Overview of Functions
    The main purpose of the CHARTPILOT
    is to support the navigator in his navigational tasks by combining nautical information, planned route data and geographical presentations against the background of the official Electronic Navigational Chart (ENC) or another digital chart.
    The CHARTPILOT offers the following
    navigation and consulting functions:

    Data Management and Updating


    Chart database manager: graphic interactive selection and loading of the
    following electronic chart standards:
    ENC: official vector data
    acc. IHO standard (S57 Ed. 3.1)
    CM93: international vector database
    of C-MAP
    ARCS Raster Chart Data of British
    Admiralty*
    Seafarer*
    Route monitoring with conning display, Path Prediction activated (chart type: C-Map)

    Route Planning
    The CHARTPILOT permits complete
    route planning with regard to waypoints,
    turn-radii and times, including
    a safety check of the planning data referred to the respective hydrography of the
    area.
    Graphic/numeric track/waypoint
    planning
    Track data for the adaptive autopilot/
    track controler TRACKPILOT by input
    of the waypoints with pilot data:
    radius
    sail control (rhumb line, great
    circle, radius)
    track control mode
    course/track limit
    rudder economy
    planned/profile speed
    waypoint text info

    * Functions based on vector data are not available or maybe


    different with raster data.

    Numerical track planning

    Generation of User Chart Objects


    Time-related track planning

    (gaphic and alphanumeric)


    definition ETD/ETA for starting and
    end point of voyage including
    calculation of ETA and arrival speed
    for each waypoint (passage plan)
    definition of profile speed for each
    track section (controls the
    SPEEDPILOT)
    Combination of various track/way
    point files
    Reverse waypoint order
    Safety checks such as safety contour/depth alarm to avoid incorrect
    planning*
    Transfer of Tracks and User Chart
    Objects to RADARPILOT 1000 and
    MULTIPILOT 1000
    Transfer of Vector Charts to
    CHARTRADAR 1000

    Route Monitoring
    Various display modes

    Graphical track planning (chart type: ENC)

    Head Up RM
    Course Up RM
    North Up RM
    Centered Display
    True Motion (scalable)
    Manual Center
    Track Navigation/Conning Display
    Waypoint/Track Display
    Waypoint Approach-Window
    Track Alarm
    ARPA Alarm (TCPA/CPA)
    Depth Alarm
    Chart Alarm*
    EVENT display and storage of
    events and logbock notices
    Bearing Scale, Scale Bar
    Distance Rings (autom. scaled)
    VRM/EBM (ship-related or eccentric)
    Own ship symbol with scalable
    ahead vector and past/2nd past track
    Heading/Stern Line, Curved Headline
    and Path Prediction
    Display of ARPA targets with timescalable past track and ahead vector
    Display ranges 0.1 ... 800 nm*
    6 different day/night displays*
    Interactive chart/position alignment
    Night display

    AIS Information Display


    If activated up to 50 AIS targets will be
    graphically displayed on the ECDIS
    screen including:
    Ships Identification
    Speed and Course over ground
    Heading
    Rate of turn
    Additional alphanumeric AIS data such
    as ships name, Call sign, MMSI and
    other dynamic and voyage related
    information can be made available by
    the mariner on request.
    If interfaced with UAIS DEGEG 3400
    the CHARTPILOT 9330 is also approved
    as Minimum Keyboard Display for AIS.

    AIS information display (bright day presentation)

    Conning Display
    Central display of all navigation and
    manoeuvring data as well as engine
    and rudder data, e.g.:
    heading, ROT
    course, drift angle
    off course, off track
    ETA, TTG
    power, pitch, shaft**
    rudder, thruster**
    trim, heel**
    depth, wind

    Consulting and Service Functions


    text editor for notices, addresses,

    instructions ...
    internal ship motion simulator for test

    Conning display

    and training purposes


    nautical calculator
    pilot card defintion and printout
    internal service program
    storage and printout of all parameters
    and fixed values set in the entire
    NACOS system

    ** If connected via the NACOS.

    Technical Data
    Interfacing and Sensor
    Monitoring
    Equipment
    Interfacing including numeric and

    graphic display of the following


    sensors:
    Position sensor
    Gyro/compass
    ROT indicator
    Doppler/EM speed log
    Echosounder
    AIS
    ARPA Radar
    ATLAS NACOS
    Digitizer
    Printer
    Wind sensor
    Air humidity/pressure/temperature
    Monitoring of sensor data
    Integrated Data Recording with
    Play-back facility

    Monitor

    High Resolution
    256 colors
    21 CRT for desk top or console installation
    19 TFT for desk top or console installation
    23 TFT for console installation

    Processor Unit

    Intel CPU
    20 GB Hard Disk Drive
    3,5 Floppy Disk Drive
    600 MB CD ROM Drive

    Control Unit
    Single Trackball for console installation
    /num. Keyboard for desk top installation

    with ext. trackball or mouse


    Peripherals (optional)
    Printer
    A1 - A3 Digitizer
    UPS - Uninterruptible Power Supply

    Consoles
    Consoles with 550 and 700 mm width
    Desk top unit 500 mm width
    Delivery of individual components for installation into

    shipyard consoles
    Interfacing (optional)
    10 channel Navigation Interface for the connection of

    external sensors such as log, gyro, (D)GPS, LORAN C,


    radar, echosounder, wind, etc.
    Ethernet Interface for the connection of AIS Transponder
    (If the CHARTPILOT 9330 is already connected
    to an RADARPILOT 1000 or MULTIPILOT 1000 no
    extra Interface will be required).
    Power Supply
    115/230 V, 47-63 Hz
    The CHARTPILOT processor electronics shall be

    supplied from an UPS source

    Technical and
    Installation Data

    515

    515

    660

    500

    842

    500

    21 Desk Top Unit, Type AZ 3058 with integrated Trackball


    Weight 41 kg

    21 Desk Top Unit, Type AZ 3058


    Weight 37 kg
    485

    520

    175
    360
    470
    535
    470

    Bulkhead Installation

    Desk Top Installation

    21 CRT
    or
    19 TFT

    21 Desk Top Unit, Type AZ 3061


    Weight 28 kg

    23 TFT
    ECDIS Monitor
    ASCII Keyboard,
    Type BD 3029
    Desk Top mounting

    Trackball, Type BD 3027


    Console mounting

    1150

    Trackball,
    Type BD 3014

    Trackball, Type BD 3028


    flush mounted

    550

    700

    CHARTPILOT SCC Console Versions with integrated Trackball and


    CHARTPILOT Electronics GE 3047
    CHARTPILOT 9330 Basic Versions
    Designation
    Unit
    Type
    Dot
    Pitch
    21 CRT-Monitor AZ 3061
    0.28 mm
    21 CRT-Monitor AZ 3058
    0.28 mm
    19 TFT-Monitor
    AZ 3068
    0.294 mm
    23 TFT-Monitor
    AZ 3063
    0.294 mm
    Electronics
    GE 3047

    Mouse,
    Type BD 3015

    1090

    Installation Version
    Desk
    SCC
    Top
    Console
    x

    x
    x
    x1)
    x

    x
    x
    x

    CHARTPILOT Pointer Devices and ASCII Keyboard

    Voltage
    [V]
    115/230
    115/230
    115/230
    115/230
    115/230

    Standard Colours
    Display fronts:
    AZ 3058 ocean blue
    AZ 3058 graphite grey
    AZ 3061 light grey
    AZ 3063 graphite grey
    AZ 3068 graphite grey

    Power Supply
    Freq.
    Cons.
    [Hz]
    [VA]
    50/60
    180
    50/60
    180
    50/60
    100
    50/60
    120
    50/60
    200

    (RAL
    (RAL
    (RAL
    (RAL
    (RAL

    5020)
    7024)
    9002)
    7024)
    7024)

    All dimensions are in millimeters,


    other values are nominal

    With mounting brackets

    Operational conditions and protection (according to IEC 60945, extract):


    Below deck units: max. -15C to +55C
    (for reasons of lifetime, a constant ambient temperature of approx. 20C, 5C should be maintained)

    SAM Electronics GmbH


    Navigation & Communication
    Behringstrasse 120
    22763 Hamburg . Germany

    Phone: +49 - (0)40 - 88 25 - 26 47


    Fax:
    +49 - (0)40 - 88 25 - 41 18
    E-mail: [email protected]
    www.sam-electronics.de

    Printed in Germany Technical alterations reserved SAM Electronics GmbH DS 3.101.12/2003

    CHARTPILOT Electronics Unit, Type GE 3047


    Weight 10.5 kg

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