AIS Base Station
Transas AIS Base Station is a state-of-the-art product ideally suited for the
initial AIS base installations, for use as an additional sensor to the existing
VTS centres, or in the national AIS networks.
Compliance
Transas T214 AIS Base Station is fully compliant with the latest IALA
Recommendations on Automatic Identification Systems (AIS) Shore Stations and
networking aspects related to the AIS service (Recommendation A-124, v. 1.5).
T214 AIS Base Station is fully compliant with the following standards: IEC
62320-1, IEC 61993-2, ITU-1371-1, 2, ITU-R M.825-3, IEC-60945, IEC 60950, IEC
61162-1,2, ETS 301 489-1.
On May, 1 2007 Transas Ltd. obtained a “Declaration of Conformity” in line
with the recently adopted International Standard for AIS Base Stations.
The accredited test laboratory BSH (Bundesamt for Seeshifffarht und
Hydrographie) has successfully tested the Transas Base Station T214 against the
International Standard IEC 62320-1 Ed. 1 (2007) and as a result has issued a
“Declaration of Conformity” for the system.
Main technical features
- Automatic identification of ships IMO number, MMSI, call sign and name
- Reception of messages on coordinates, course, speed over the ground,
heading, GNSS antenna position on the ship, ship length, width and draft via AIS
radio data link from other ships, and output of this information to be presented
on the AIS and VTS displays
- Reception of data on the rate of turn, ship type, port of destination and
time of arrival in this port, route plan, availability of dangerous cargo
- Reception of static and dynamic data and binary messages
- Reception and transmission of Safety Related text messages
- FATDMA (Fixed Access Time Division Multiple Access) VDL access scheme
according to 14.2.2 of IALA Recommendation A-124
- Timeslot reservations for FATDMA access scheme ($--BCF and $--DLM sentences
according to IALA Recommendation A-124)
- Reception of differential GNSS (GPS) corrections from the GNSS reference
station or radio beacon data link and their transmission via AIS channel
- Assigning appropriate operating modes to the ship stations including the
assigning of regions, frequencies, radiating power, slots, reporting intervals,
number of report
- Transmitting vessel tracking data from radar tracking system to mobile AIS
units via AIS VHF data links
- External time synchronization ports (1PPS, Sensor)
Remote control and monitoring
AIS Base Station T214 can be controlled\monitored remotely through MAIN\AUX
or TCP\IP presentation ports. The basic remote control functions are the
follow:
- Base Station reset
- Channel Management
- Special AIS zones management
- Standard AIS Base Station diagnostics.
In addition to the standard control\diagnostic functionality, AIS Base
Station T214 performs the following extended remote control functions:
- Base Station power ON\OFF
- Automatic selection of power source (Primary or Backup) without interruption
of work
- Internal temperature and fan status monitoring
- Power supply status monitoring (current power source, voltage of primary and
backup power sources)
- Digital Input\Output control
- Remote upgrade of Base Station firmware.
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