User's Manual

Table Of Contents
ED 3100 G 140 / 04 (2011-11)
Operating Instructions
III-1 Overview of Products and Applications
III Main Applications.fm / 10.11.11
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NACOS Platinum
1.7 Common Functions for Products and Applications
The table below gives an overview about the common NACOS Platinum functions which are used in the
RADAR and ECDIS applications and which can form a RADARPILOT, a CHARTRADAR, an ECDISPILOT,
or a MULTIPILOT. The main differences between these products are as follows:
- RADARPILOT: Basic radar functions incl. ARPA and AIS targets, no chart functions
- CHARTRADAR: As above, plus chart functions with black background colour table*
- ECDISPILOT: Chart functions in full colour, AIS targets on top
- MULTIPILOT: CHARTRADAR plus ECDIS with ARPA and AIS targets
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Fig. III / 7 Common Functions for Products and Applications
Function tested against Task RADAR
PILOT
CHART
RADAR
ECDIS MULTI
PILOT
Navigation sensor
management
IEC 61162
IEC 62388/ Ch13
plot own ship with
vectors/ trails
EEEE
Stabilize display IEC 62388/ Ch9 display traffic
scenario, HU, north
EEEE
Navigation tools IEC 62388/ Ch8 provide EBL, VRM,
(and LOPs)*
EEEE
Process radar video IEC 62388 / Ch 5,6 display raw radar
video
EEEE
Target handling IEC 62388/ Ch10 display ARPA and AIS
targets
EEEE
Display chart objects IEC 62388/ Ch11 display
buoys,beacons, etc.
EEE
Display basic chart
areas
IEC 61174 display land and water
areas
EEE
Display user symbols
(maps)
IEC 62388/ Ch 8 display user setbea-
cons, lines, etc.
EEEE
CCRS IEC 62388/ Ch7 relate all nav. data to
single ref. point
EEEE
Alarm management IEC 62388/ Ch15 process alarms on 3
levels
EEEE
Route planning IEC 61174 provide waypoint
editor with control
EEEE
Chart monitoring IEC 61174 check passage against
chart depth
EEE
Chart maintenance IEC 61174 update chart informa-
tion
EEE
Conning IEC 62288 show navigation
instruments
EEEE
Track control IEC 62065 controls ship on pre-
planned route
EEEE
Workstation hard-
ware
IEC 60945 monitor; operating
device; processor
EEEE
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