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1. Own 416003878 B 001 416000197 A 002 372627000 A 003 416317000 A 004 416101000 A 501 700 A 006 209370000 A OOCL MANILA 007 352457000 A 008 371655000 A 009 416000032 A 010 100000000 A 011 001193046 A 012 416000057 A 013 416003449 A 014 416888888 A 015 477541900 A 016 372017000 A 017 416003448 A 018 416925000 A No Order number of the received targets we Maritime Mobile Service Identity of the target AIS class types A Class A AIS B Class B AIS N A Unknown AtoN Aids to Navigation 24 APEL 6 Block 5 Ship Details Information Information of the selected vessel or AtoN in Block 4 is shown here Information includes dynamic and static vessel information AtoN information and GPS satellite information 6 1 Vessel Information 6 1 1 Static Information Vessel Info GPS Info DYNAMIC STATIC MMSI 209370000 Cyprus Republic of Nav Status Under way using engine ROT DO Heading 240 0 Latitude 25 08 24 N COG 245 8 Longitude 121 4508 E SOG ounen Range 8 19 nm CPA Pass Bearing 208 9 TCPA Pass Pos Accu I Low Receive Time 2012 03 13 13 33 44 Iw raonliirne Organizaton Number anats county code Nene meramera OOOO tU OOOO Dimension Tedimensenottetaet sb 25 Destination of the selected target ship APEL 6 1 2 Dynamic Information2. button to send the message out The In box and Out box list message sent and received NOTE e Upon clicked the device sends out the SRM message once in a minute as regulated If you want to send out the next message you have to wait for one minute of elapse time e his feature is only applicable when connecting to an AIS Class B transceiver 20 APEL Send Safety Related Message SRM Please key in the emergency message or select one of the pre defined message below In Box Out Box 905 MAYDAY MAYDAY CAPSIZING SINKING ADRIFTING ROBBERY ATTACK ENGINE TROUBLE FUEL SHORTAGE MAN OVERBOARD Exit 5 2 5 10 Bearing Type User may set either True Bearing or Relative Bearing Use north direction to calculate all vessel bearings All ship bearings are based on your vessel s COG NOTE e The bearing status will be shown on the bottom of the Viewer window To check the bearing value refer to Vessel Information e Only true bearing is applicable when connected with AIS receiver 21 APEL This feature enables user to turn AIS transmission On Off The device will enter into Silent Mode To restore the AIS transmission simply select the Tx On 5 2 5 11 Tx On Off NOTE This feature is only applicable when connecting to an AIS Class B transceiver Tx On AMEC AIS Viewer biet Edit E ViewlV Connection N Config C Help H Radar View Alphanumeric
3. AMEL AIS Viewer for Receiver CYPHO 101 User Manual Version 1 03 Alltek Marine Electronics Corp 7F No 605 Ruei Guang Road Neihu Taipei Taiwan 11492 TEL 886 2 2627 1599 FAX 886 2 2627 1600 Email service alltekmarine com Website www alltekmarine com DC COPYRIGHT The entire contents of this instruction manual including any future updates revisions and modifications shall remain the property of AMEC at all times Unauthorized copies or reproduction of this manual either in part or whole in any form of print and electronic media is prohibited The contents herein can only be used for the intended purpose of this manual DISCLAIMER AMEC is devoted to publish and maintain this product manual As we continue to improve our AIS products to satisfy all customers needs information in this document is subject to change without notice AMEC does not make any representations or warranties implied or otherwise regarding the accuracy and completeness of this document and shall in no event be liable for any loss of profit or any commercial damage including but not limited to special incidental consequential or other damage DC Table of Contents L COPYRIGHT amp DISCLAIMER 1 What is the AMEC AIS Viewer ccscccsscenecenecenecneeenseonseenssenscensensecaseonssonssenscaseonseonssonssones 1 2 SVSIem RC CUI OTN UN sas seca Y Gyd ue seats ec aes se ea re GW se sete ue seats NU YNGL G
4. DC The AIS Viewer replies on the AIS messages received by the AIS device Therefore it is essential the AIS 4 Starting AMEC AIS Viewer device having a good VHF reception receiving AIS messages When the application started you are reguired to configure the settings for serial port and baud rate You may use either manual or auto configuration to establish connection to the AIS device WR Auto the system will identify and show the serial port number and baud rate automatically See note below m Manual select appropriate serial port and baud rate manually If the serial port is not listed you may key in the serial port number directly To determine the correct serial port please refer to Appendix How Determine Serial Port Guick Start 1 Before connecting the serial port please ensure that the device is connected to your computer and turned on 2 Select appropriate ser al port and baud rate then click the connect button to start the device connection Notice When the desired serial port is not in the serial port drop down menu in the manual mode We suggest inputting the port number in the drop down menu manually to begin connecting Note Some devices may not support auto connection setup You may skip the connection setup using the Close button and configure later through AIS Viewer s option See Section 5 2 4 Connection APEL The user interface of AIS Viewer is divided into 5 function blocks Block 2 Block
5. Vessel Info GPS Info DYNAMIC STATIC MMSI 209370000 Cyprus Republic of Nav Status Under way using engine ROT 0 0 Heading 240 0 Latitude 25 0824 N COG BG Longitude 121 45 08E soc o0o410Kn Range 8 19 nm CPA Pass Bearing 208 9 TCPA Pass Pos Accu Low Receive Time 2012 03 13 13 33 44 Maritime Mobile Service Identity of the target ship and its country code Nav Status Navigational status of the target ship The direction of the target ship s stem Latitude Current latitude of target ship O Range between the selected target and own ship Bearing The related position between own ship and target ship The unit of bearing is degree EE T COG Course Over Ground PA Longitude Current longitude of target ship 26 APEL 6 2 AtoN information Vessel Info AtoN Info GPS Info MMSI 111111111 Real Name Type Not Specified Status Good health On position Dimension I A 0m B 0m C 0m D 0m EPFS Type Undefined Light No Light Latitude 25 04 38 N RACON Not installed Longitude 121 3421 E Pos Accu Low ma rine Sons enyana mme est b I 2 DC Appendix How Determine Serial Port If you PC laptop does not have available serial port you may use a RS232 to USB adapter To find out the proper serial port for connection use the following instructions m Windows 7 or VISTA version Click on Start Select C
6. 20 1 22 24 nm NIA 10 20Kn 247 29 0 NIA NIA 22 49 50 N 7O OS 21 E D 0 Om om 0000 00 G Undefined sh 0 NiA Harmles 13 a19292000 IA 9 1 RELTUG SIX 14 21 nm NIA 0 00Kn 0 0 NIA NIA NIA 22 38 38 N 69 50 11 E NWA Om om 0000 00 G Undefined sh D NIA Harmles 144 B36014B02 A 19 1 SOUND FUTU 24 38 nm NIA 11 70Kn 56 4 NIA NIA NIA 22 51 45 N 70 0718 E NWA 0m om 0000 00 G Undefined sh 0 NiA Harmles We Marine Mobile Service Identity AIS Message class types A Class A AIS B Class B AIS N A Unknown AtoN Aids to Navigation LLU LL I me ms 10 APEL The distance between target ships to own ship The unit of range is nm Nautical BEARING The relative angle between target ship and own ship SOG Speed Over Ground the unit of SOG is kn knot COG Course Over Ground HEADING The heading of the target ship CPA Distance to Closest Point of Approach the unit of CPA is nm Nautical Miles Time to Closest Point of Approach the unit of TCPA is min Minutes Longitude of the target ship Latitude of the target ship Rate of Turn The length of the target ship the unit of LENGTH is m meters BEAM The beam of the target ship the unit of BEAM is m meters LIN 1 APEL 5 2 Block 2 Main Bar Holds File Edit View Connection Config and Help menu items The file menu item enables saving or replaying previous saved log files Note replaying the log dat
7. Calibration button with 5 2 5 5 Chart Calibration adjustments Latitude o R Longitude Jo j Note Configure the range between 0 01 0 01 5 2 5 6 Monitored Ship List Allows user to monitor selected ships Note user can view vessel information through cursor tooltip MMSI 372017000 Name BEAUTY Monitored Status Monitored CHUNG YU NO 10 TAI FU NO S s gt ri LG A pedis omnes ante Remove from Monitored Ship List SELECT A VESSEL TO MONITOR Right click on a vessel and select Add to Monitored Ship list To remove a vessel from monitoring right click and select Remove from Monitored Ship List 19 APEL A ship can be set as a friend ship To do it simply entering the MMSI number and a Y at Friend column the 5 2 5 7 Friend Ship icon of the selected targets will turn to pink in the Radar display Refer to Section Radar View Click on OK to complete the setting Friend Ship List OK SHIP NAME English SHIP NAME Lo TAIFU NO 8 No ums 412072700 5 2 5 8 Language Change AMEC AIS Viewer to another language Currently available languages are English and Traditional Chinese 5 2 5 9 SRM This function is only available when connecting to an AIS Class B transponder User can select type of Safety Related Message or key in the message manually
8. The straight line extended from AIS target represents the course of the ship m Double click anywhere on the chart to make it the center Please refer to Section Center View m Change viewing scale lower right corner if needed Available scales are 800 400 200 96 48 24 12 6 3 1 5 0 75 0 5 0 25 0 125 and 0 05 nm DC AIS target symbol description Symbol for each AIS target displayed on the radar plotter is as described below GPS Reception Normal Color Grey Under normal GPS reception own ship is located in the center of the radar view only with Class B transceiver Own Ship GPS Reception No GPS Color Grey With no GPS reception own ship needs to be located manually AIS Target Color Green ez Ship equipped with AIS system in the surrounding sea will appear on the radar view as an AIS target Selected Target Color Green Flashing Black Frame Use the arrow keys to select any target on the radar view After selected press lt ENT gt and the detailed information on each target can be viewed Dangerous Target Color Red Circled Frame When distance to a ship is smaller than CPA TCPA the target will be e circled in RED Use the arrow keys to select the dangerous target and to view its detailed information Friend Ship Color Magenta If any pre stored Friend Ship is nearby the Friend Ship will appear in Magenta on the radar view Lost Signal Target Color Green Crossed If reception of
9. View Tx ON Tx Off AMEC AIS Viewer biet Edit E View Connection N Configi HelptH Radar View Alphanumeric View 22 APEL 5 2 6 Help The help window is shown below AMEC AIS Viewer File F Edit E ViewlV Connection N Config C Radar View Alphanumeric View ai I Ces Ki RR Geer 121143 30 E A 121745 00 E 5 2 6 1 About Information about AMEC AIS Viewer So A i l E L AMEC AIS Viewer Ver 2 21 Build20120319 Copyright 2006 2012 All rights reserved All parts of the Software including program and packaging documentation and other related items are Copyright of Alltek Marine Electronics Corporation Alltek Marine Electronics Corporation www alltekmarine com 5 3 Block 3 My Vessel s Position Information User s own ship information is displayed in this block Note some information might not be available when connected with an AIS receiver OOO Mesa O utc 2009 12 01 00 08 34 GPs 30 Latitude 25 08 44 N SOG 7 80 Kn Longitude 121 4521 E coc 341 0 me Coordinated Universal Time GPS related information Usually it would indicate 2D or 3D to show the accuracy of the GPS data 3D is more accurate Latitude Current Latitude of own ship Current Longitude of own ship 23 DC 5 4 Block 4 Ship Details Information Received vessels and AtoNs are listed here by their MMSI class type and names
10. an AIS target is lost over 10 minutes a X will be displayed Ca over it The target will disappear from the Radar View when its reception is lost for one hour AtoN Real Color Green Plus Sign D The icon will be displayed if any AIS AtoN Aids to Navigation Real is in the range of reception AtoN Virtual Color Green Plus Sign and Undercut SE The icon will be displayed if any AIS AtoN Aids to Navigation Virtual is in the range of reception AtoN Off position Color Red Plus Sign G gt The icon will be displayed if any AIS AtoN Aids to Navigation is in off position status APEL Color Black The icon will be displayed if any air plane is in the range of reception Color Red Cross The icon will be displayed if any SART message is sent out Base Station Color Green The icon will be displayed when any base station is in the range of AIS Note The straight line extended from the ship triangle symbol represents the course of the ship 5 1 2 Alphanumeric View Under this mode all ship details will be displayed alphanumerically To browse the entire information please use the scroll bar on the screen to navigate through table EE NO RE YSE 0 A 0 00 nm 0 0 Geer fr NA e 22 28 11 N 0234 E NA NIA 1 a19090700 IA 30 1 mmer AVCF 1451 nm NIA 0 40Kn 203 1 286 0 NIA NIA 22 30 41 N 69 47 06 E gt 5 30s F37m 10m Gen 9 26 12 00 31 Vessel Towi 31 Unknown Cz
11. 2 370854000 IA 21 1 GINGA LEOPA 16 66 nm NIA 0 00Kn 73 0 275 0 NA NIA 22 31 09 N 69 44 49 E Dit Om om 0000 00 G Undefined sh D N A Harmles 477093100 4 25 1 20 04 nm NIA 6 80Kn 28 5 2820 NIA NIA 22 47 52 N 7O O0 45 E 5 30s FOm 0m 0000 00 G Undefined sh O N A Harmles 4 a19745000 A 31 1 15 42 nm NIA 710Kn 316 0 331 0 NIA NIA 22 31 41 N BG 48 29 E gt 5 30s FOm Om 0000 00 G Undefined sh O N A Harmles 5 258960000 IA 2 5 BOW SAGA 17 00 nm Mi 0 00Kn 217 2 270 0 NIA NIA 22 30 41 N 69 44 21 E Dit Om om 0000 00 G Undefined sh O NIA Harmles 6 DD0123123 lA 22 1 GSFC SIKKA 11 71 nm NA 0 00Kn 0 0 NIA NIA NIA 22 26 47 N 69 49 59 E NIA Dm Om 0000 00 G Undefined sh 0 NIA Harmles 7 s70515000 4 3 3 ROYALFLOS 11 25 mm NA 0 00Kn 72 0 131 0 NIA NIA 22 29 43 N BG8 5030 E 0 0 Om Orn 0000 00 G Undefined sh O NIA Harmles 8 371604000 IA 23 1 STAR EXPRE 2412 nm NIA 10 30Kn 234 0 235 0 N A NIA 22 5216 N 70 07 33 E Dir Om om 0000 00 G Undefined sh D NIA Harmles 9 a19426000 lA 22 1 12 37 nm NIA 0 00Kn 0 NIA N A NIA 22 25 61 N BG 4925 E NIA Om om 0000 00 G Undefined sh ONIA Harmles 140 a12583000 lA 3 5 CORAL 24 22 nm NIA 0 00Kn 17 0 309 0 NIA NIA 22 44 21 N 69 43 02 E 0 0 Om Om 0 0 00 00 G Undefined sh 0 NiA Harmles 11 ai9542000 IAI e 1 24 43 nm NIA 0 00Kn 344 0 308 0 NIA NIA 22 44 31 N 69 42 52 E 0 0 Om 0m 0 0 00 00 0 Undefined sh 0 NiA Harmles 12 565174000 IAJ
12. 3 5 Using AIS Viewer EEN ra ewj Connection N Config C Help H Block 4 DYNAWIC STATIC uus Nav Status ROT NA Heading cs Latitude eoel ad Longitude soe oodkn Range 000nm ll Beaing o0 teraf Pos Accu AIS Connected GPS Disconnect 2022 03 13 15 56 33 13 48 09 S 158 09 51 W True Bearing Block 1 Block 5 Block 1 Chart This is the viewing area of the chart Block 2 Main Bar Manus items are File Edit View Connection Config and Help Block 3 My Vesse s Here shows the dynamic information of your vessel Position Information Block 4 Ship List This area lists all vessels from the chart through AIS The selected ship s information would be shown in Block 5 Block 5 Ship details This area shows the ship information of the selected ship in Block 4 Information APEL AIS Viewer provides two chart modes Radar View and Alphanumeric View 5 1 Block 1 Chart 5 1 1 Radar View The AIS targets are displayed on your PC screen in the form as shown below Under this viewing mode all targets will be displayed on the Radar display Dangerous Target Own Ship Friend Ship The Radar View shown above has the following characteristics Each AIS ship has the shape of a triangle m You can manually set the ship s coordinates or dragging the chart to a desired location m Amaximum number of 500 AIS targets can be displayed on the viewer m
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14. a requires the disconnection of both AIS device and GPS receiver Note that the right screenshot is during log playing mode r al Edit ViewtM Connection N Confort He Pause Play B Replay Log gt FP Export Current AIS Info Auto Saving Stop Play 5 Export Current AIS Info Auto Saving Fetz Eet a rm rm rm rm rm rm lt lt rm mm mm mm ee MM 5 2 1 1 Replay Log Replay a previously saved data Additional log operations during log playing You may set preferences for auto log saving Pause Play ll Pause log playing Stop Play Stop log playing Auto Saving Window SEES X File Path C Users LilyTseng Documents AMEC Wiewer FileName e Settings Start date time 2012 ang FE 04 30 47 Y Now Till date time 2012 ang FE 04 30 47 I Forever Repeat save every Enabled OK Cancel 5 2 1 2 Export Current AIS Info Export the AIS data to a comma separated value file format 5 2 1 3 Auto Saving Enable auto saving function User can set file path time settings in the window See screenshot below 12 AMIEL 5 2 1 4 Exit Close the AMEC AIS Viewer program NOTICE REPLAYING LOG replaying log data requires disconnection of AIS To disconnect go to Connection Disconnect AIS to disconnect AIS 5 2 2 Edit This menu ttem enables searching desired MMSI and vessel name ey AMEC AIS Viewe
15. details and the software itself should not be compared with a commercial ECS system If user needs more complete functions an advanced ECS or Chart Plotter device should be considered When connected to an AMEC AIS receiver AIS Viewer can provide listing and tracking on boats chart marker editing tools various viewing modes and recording and replaying of AIS logs The AIS Viewer is designed to work with AMEC AIS device if user connects this AIS Viewer to non AMEC AIS equipment AMEC is not liable for any resulted incompatibilities If you have any questions or comments for this AIS Viewer software you are welcome to contact us at service alltekmarine com NOTICE RELIABLE VHF RECEPTION The AIS Viewer replies on the AIS messages received by the AIS device Please ensure the AIS device has a good VHF reception for AIS messages 2 System Reguirement The minimum system requirements are e Operating System Windows XP or above e CPU 1GHZ e Memory 128MB e Hard drive space 100 MB APEL 3 AMEC AIS Viewer Software Installation To install AMEC AIS Viewer please find the AMEC AIS Viewer program in the CD ROM accompanied with your AMEC product Use the following guidelines to install the viewer program Step 1 Double click on the AIS Viewer installer file AMEC AIS Viewer exe Step 2 The setup welcome window appears Click Next to continue AMEC AIS Viewer Install ware Wizard CS Welcome to AMEC AIS Viewe
16. e chart s center You may also right click on the chart and access the context menu to set center of the chart Latitude 25 E j8 E e P N d Longitude 121 2 43 4 36 394 JE _ Set manual positioning here O Add destination here D Add marker here M OMarker1 coe jo B o E utc 2009 12 01 01 13 44 GPS Latitude 25 22 08 N SOG Longitude COG p O 17 PE DC Set the destination of your voyage Enabling Configure Destination checkbox coordinates of the destination can be entered Hit OK to save the location and the place will be marked with a red pin 5 2 5 3 Destination NOTE This feature is only applicable when connecting to an AIS Class B transceiver Destination Setting M Configure Destination WEEN SSC Set manual positioning here O Name Destination Destination Add destination here D Add marker here M Latitude Gs 2 a fo 2 5 2 5 4 CPA TCPA Distance to Closest Point of Approach This feature enables to set the desired values for CPA and TCPA collision avoidance When a ship is entering the alerted area it would be marked in red color on screen Refer to Section Radar View CPA TCPA Setting ES CPA nm TCPA min NOTE This feature is only applicable when connecting to an AIS Class B transceiver 18 DC User can fine tune the calibration of the chart To calibrate enable the Enable Chart
17. ected to your computer and turned on 2 Select appropriate serial port and baud rate then click the connect button to start the device connection Notice When the desired serial port is not in the serial port drop down menu in the manual mode We suggest inputting the port number in the drop down menu manually to begin connecting Ge Manual Serial Port Baud Rate C Auto 4 S The configuration menu item provides preference settings Ka a File F ent Connection N FEIRCH Heip H Marker Managert M Manual Positioning Q Destination D Radar View Alohanumeric View CPA TCPA T Chart Calibration C Monitored Ship List T Friend Ship F Language L SRM S Bearing Type Tx On Off 16 APEL Manages markers in the Marker Manager window 5 2 5 1 Marker Manager Note markers can be simply created through context menu right click on anywhere on chart and click Add marker here arker Manage a hs oMarkerl Locate Properties Delete Close 8 MARKER LIST Set manual positioning here O wkaee ke ke Add destination here D a Marker 25 10 01 N 121 43 49 E i ac FD 3 Marker2 25 09 S4 N 121 43 43 E 3 Marker3 25 09 S4 N 121 43 S3 E oMerker3 5 2 5 2 Manual Positioning If connected with an AIS receiver or an AIS Class B transceiver with GPS failed use Manual Positioning to enter your vessel coordinates and set it as th
18. indow 14 DC IAIVDM 1 1 A 14Uw04002 epUL gt LR lt b H h0GaS 0 49 SGPGSV 3 1 12 07 64 274 42 08 43 311 40 19 40 032 41 24 67 167 40 79 SGPGSV 3 2 12 01 66 182 41 11 87 149 39 03 17 058 36 06 05 061 32 75 SGPGSV 3 3 12 16 20 103 34 28 11 310 34 32 12 143 13 10 213 72 SGPRMC 065056 361 A 2509 7957 N 12143 6072 E 000 0 000 0 180811 A 6 5 Svrw Oh 8eGef HovjiwSqkp ah 0 46 Serie 1 1 B 19NWU amp v318ag p gt Bi W98cVuh08Oi 0 31 II 4 Save 5 2 3 6 Show Monitored Ships only Show monitored ships only Please refer to 4 2 5 Config for more information about ship monitoring 5 2 4 Connection This menu item enables and disables the connection for AIS device and GPS receiver i niet i Soup Vi View V T on M Config Radar View Alphanumi Connect AIS A i Connect GPS Recerer G EE bo _ Device Wizard W 5 2 4 1 Connect AIS Connect AIS with specific Serial Port and Baud Rate When the desired serial port is notin the serial port drop down menu in the manual mode We suggest inputting the port number in the drop down menu manually to begin connecting Serial Port k e Baud Rate 38400 Connect Close 15 APEL 5 2 4 2 Device Wizard Select appropriate serial port and baud rate for device connection 5 2 5 Config A E L AMEC AIS Viewer Device Wizard 1 Before connecting the serial port please ensure that the device is conn
19. n Next to proceed AMEC AIS Viewer InstallAware Wizard Fe Destination Folder Collecting information please select the desination Folder for the application Q Preparing installation o hire Files Installing s O Finalizing installation Folder pa BE ma C Program FilesAMECAMEC AIS Viewer Spe mer 80 249 KB Available Disk Space 1 221 MB Remaining Disk Space 1 142 MB Step 6 Select your option for the shortcut preferenc AMEC AIS iewer InstallAware Wizard CS i ed a O Collecting information OH Preparing installation e and click Next to proceed with the installation installing You may choose to create shortcuts For all users or just For yourself s All Users O Finalizing installation Just Me APEL Step 7 Installation takes couple seconds to complete AMEC AIS Viewer Install ware Wizard Installing AMEC AIS Viewer 8a Collecting information Preparing installation installing Finalizing installation File AMEC_WorldSeaCchart bin Directory C Program Files AMEC AMEC AIS Viewer AWSC_Bini Size 79391624 Step 8 _ When the installation completed you may select to start AIS Viewer after clicking Finish to exit AMEC AIS Viewer Installhware Wizard CS AMEC AIS Viewer Setup Complete CG Collecting information e Preparing installation e Installing e Finalizing installation
20. ontrol Panel Select Device Manager Click Port COM amp LPT E Windows XP version Click on Start gt Select My Computer Click Control Panel Select System Choose Hardware gt Select Device Manager Click Port COM amp LPT In the example screenshot below the serial port number is 30 Device Manager ii ables File Action View Help ell El rn i 2 iS ib an MightLee PC gt JE Computer T P Custom USB Devices va Dataram RAMDisk Devices Ca Disk drives gt MG Display adapters gt 43 DVD CD ROM drives gt a Human Interface Devices gt Ca IDE ATA ATAPI controllers gt EF Jungo gt 5 Keyboards gt D Mice and other pointing devices s MU Monitors Serial port gt KY Network adapters a number J Ports COM amp LPT 5 a Processors Sound video and game controllers gt Storage controllers gt i System devices y a Uniwersal Serial Bus controllers 8 USB Virtualization 28
21. r File F View V Connection N Config C Help H Radar Search F Ctrl F Search Again A F3 O 424142 30 E 5 2 2 1 Search The search window provides vessel MMSI or Name searching capabilities 5 2 2 2 Search Again Repeat previous search using previous searched criteria Search eel Search Search Vessel Search Vessel Name si MMSI Option Option Case Sensitive mi Find _Next Close Find_Next Close 13 APEL 5 2 3 View View Connection N Config Help H Target Monitor T Center View C Sept Radar Range Scale R Tracks Log L Show Monitored Ships Only 5 2 3 1 Target Monitor Monitor vessel information on the selected target 5 2 3 2 Center View When connected to a Class B transceiver and GPS went off Center View can center the chart based on your vessel s last known coordinates or with an appointed coordinate With AIS receivers users are always required to enter a coordinate to center the chart 5 2 3 3 Radar Range Scale Show the radar range scale on the radar view 5 2 3 4 Tracks Enables viewing vessel tracks Requires the enabling of an individual vessel track by right clicking the target and set the track visible invisible Add to Monitored Ship List Visible Ship Track Remove from Monitored Ship List Invisible Ship Track 5 2 3 5 Log Enables the log window To start logging enable Enable Log You may save the log session or clear the log w
22. r Setup O Collecting information Welcome to the InstallAware Wizard for AMEC AIS Viewer Setup CH Preparing installation CH Installing CH Finalizing installation The Install4ware Wizard will install AMEC AIS Viewer on this computer Alease click Next bo continue ib Cancel e E a APEL Step 3 Please read and agree the license agreement then click Next to proceed AMEC AIS Viewer InstallAware Wizard i License Agreement O Collecting information Please review the license agreement below Preparing installation ALLTEK MARINE ELECTRONICS CORPORATION USER SOFTWARE AGREEMENT O Installing PLEASE READ ALL TERMS AND CONDITIONS OF Finalizing installation THE AGREEMENT BEFORE CONTINUING USING OUR SOFTWARE INDICATES YOUR ACCEPTANCE OF THIS AGREEMENT YOU AGREE THAT YOUR USE OF THE SOFTWARE ACKNOWLEDGES THAT YOU HAVE READ THIS AGREEMENT UNDERSTAND IT AND AGREE TO BE BOUND BY ITS TERMS AND CONDITIONS IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO THE TERMS AND CONDITIONS REMOVE THE SOFTWARE FROM ALL YOUR SYSTEMS IMMEDIATELY THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY ALLTEK MARINE ELECTRONICS CORPORATION HEREIN AFTER Step 4 Fill the required user information and click Next to proceed AMEC AIS Viewer InstallAware Wizard CS Product Registration O Collecting information O Preparing installation O Installing O Finalizing installation n l EL Step5 Choose a folder to install this application and then click o
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