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5 - See above 4 – Carrying Carrying DG, HS, MP IMO hazard or pollutant category C. - 4 – Engaged in diving operations 5 – reserved for future use - 5 – Engaged in Military Operations 6 - Passenger Ships 6 – reserved for future use - 6 - Sailing 7 - Cargo Ships 7 – reserved for future use - 7 – Pleasure craft 8 - Tankers 8 - reserved for future use - 8 – reserved for future use 9 - Other Types of ships 9 - No additional information DG - Dangerous Goods HS – Harmful Substances MP – Marine Pollutants (*) Note: The identifier should be constructed by selecting the appropriate first and second digit - 9 - reserved for future use AIS Function Key Several AIS display pages are available under the AIS key. Pressing the AIS key repeatedly will scroll through the following AIS screens (paging can also be done by using the left or right arrow keys after pressing the AIS key), namely: AIS1 - OWN SHIP DATA AIS2 - REMOTE SHIP LIST AIS3 - RX SAFETY MSGS AIS4 - TX SAFETY MSG AIS5 - TX SAFETY LIST AIS6 - REGIONAL AREAS AIS7 - LONG RANGE LIST AIS9 - AIS Status AIS11 - SECURITY LOG AIS12 - REMOTE SHIP EPFS AIS13 - REMOTE SHIP DATA AIS 1 – OWN SHIP DATA This display shows the ship’s information transmitted by the AIS transponder. Information such as ships’s name, MMSI #, call sign, IMO #, ship type/cargo, navigation status are all configured under the AIS Static setup, while the destination and ETA are taken from the AIS Voyage setup. It also gives you an idea which GPS is being used under the GPS Source field and its antenna offset data. 168 | Appendix E - AIS connection for MX512 only
Display Field Descriptions: Name: Vessel’s name MMSI: Maritime Mobile Service Identity number used for identification of ship and message Ship/Cargo Type: Ship & Cargo Type (see table A-1 for values) Age: Age of the information on the display, in seconds Nav Stat: Navigation status as entered in AIS Voyage setup Call Sign: Assigned radio call sign of the vessel IMO: International Marine Organization number (when available) GPS Source: Source of the GPS information in use. The choices are Primary (MX421, MX521 or MX525 smart GPS sensors), Secondary (external GPS attached to the MX512 CDU), and Backup (Transponder GPS). Lat/Lon: Position fix of the GPS in use GPS Ant Pos: In-use GPS Antenna location (A, B, C & D values see below) with reference to aft of bow and port or starboard of centerline. HDG: Gyro reading, in degrees COG: Course Over Ground (degrees) ETA: Estimated time of arrival (date & time) ROT: Ship’s Rate-Of-Turn, in degrees per minute SOG: Speed Over Ground (knots) Destination: Operator entered destination under the AIS Voyage setup screen GPS Antenna Offset Diagram Appendix E - AIS connection for MX512 only| 169
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Manual Simrad MX510 and MX512 Navig
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IMPORTANT NOTICE!! The MX51x is an
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4 | MX510/MX512 Operator & Installa
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NAV3 - Expanded Navigation Informat
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Lighting - Display/Keyboard Light,
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10 | Contents Blank page
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12 | About GPS Navigation Blank pag
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MX51x BR Beacon and Remote Configur
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16 | DGPS Beacon System Blank page
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Yellow/Green Solid GPS position upd
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The Function Keys: The MX51x has 17
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FUNCTION Keys You might have notice
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Waypoint Bank (WPT1) where a symbol
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NAV4 section which follows. You wil
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NAV5 - Compass Display Screen The N
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oute. Choose In Bank - allows you t
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Creating a Multi-Waypoint Active Ro
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8 You can then choose to select ano
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Inserting Waypoints or Routes into
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In this mode, the actual SOG is com
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press ENT to select it. 4 Scroll le
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10 Then press the EDIT function key
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5 There are three methods to remove
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Saving or Restoring Memory Data Usi
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The CDU outputs these sentences in
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3 Scroll down the menu to NMEA Out
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Mark / MOB This is a dual function
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Plot The PLOT1 screen displays grap
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•• Show Lat/Lon Grid - No is th
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Man Over Board The Man Over Board f
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AUX3 - Not Used AUX4 - Sun Almanac
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The tide measurement units can be d
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Position There are three POS screen
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provided so that you can log the mi
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The GPS5 screen shows the position
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Once you have entered the data for
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Compass - External Compass Input &
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Echo Sounder Connected - causes the
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Whether a unit is a slave or repeat
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LAN Output (NMEA 0183 OVER IP) This
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LORAN-C Integration This feature wi
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After the LORAN-C (Locus) feature i
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XTE Alarm: Causes an alarm to sound
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Most: NMEA Version - Some of the NM
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Operation - General Setup and Contr
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Printout (n) - Printer Output Contr
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Security The Security screen allows
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VGA This menu is available in the M
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96 | Keypad & Display Descriptione
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Item Component Part Number 1.0 MX52
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Wire Preparation Procedure PWR/DATA
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External Differential Connection Di
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External Alarm Output The MX51x Ext
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NMEA Output Sentences All sentences
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MX51x LAN Crossover (Null) Cable Di
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Troubleshooting Guide The MX51x is
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6 Insert your USB device into the U
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114 | Installation Blank page
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Figure 5.3 - MX 510 Rear Connector
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Page 122 and 123: 120 | Installation Figure 5.9 - Ant
Page 124 and 125: Figure 5.11 - MX512 Junction Box Di
Page 126 and 127: 124 | Installation Figure 5.14 MX51
Page 128 and 129: Length Connector Connector 8 7 10 9
Page 130 and 131: 128 | Installation Figure 5.20 MX50
Page 132 and 133: Figure 5.23 Multiple Control Config
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Page 136 and 137: Length Connector Connector 10 9 8 7
Page 138 and 139: Figure 5.31 - MX512 Dual Control Co
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Page 142 and 143: 140 | Installation Figure 5.36 - MX
Page 144 and 145: MX Series Smart D/GPS Antenna Recei
Page 146 and 147: NMEA listeners (all inputs): Insula
Page 148 and 149: Notes 146 | Appendix A - Datum list
Page 150 and 151: Then, the CDU will conduct a Keylig
Page 152 and 153: Antenna Reset Tools Special tools a
Page 154 and 155: Plotter Setup Data Base GPS Enginee
Page 156 and 157: 154 | Appendix C - Multiple unit co
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Page 160 and 161: Coastal Surveillance In coastal wat
Page 162 and 163: GPS satellite message. Thus, GPS pl
Page 164 and 165: MX512/AIS the Total Shipboard GPS/D
Page 166 and 167: Note: A total of 35 lines are avail
Page 168 and 169: How to change transponder settings
Page 172 and 173: AIS 2 - Remote Ship List This displ
Page 174 and 175: Display Field Descriptions: OUTPUT
Page 176 and 177: -- -- -- -- Latitude difference sho
Page 178 and 179: AIS 9 - AIS STATUS This display sho
Page 180 and 181: Automatic Identification System Ins
Page 182 and 183: Figure E-3: MX535A with MX512 CDU a
Page 184 and 185: Figure E-5: 50-Pin Cable Assembly (
Page 186 and 187: Blank page 184 | Appendix E - Gloss
Page 188 and 189: CENTRAL MERIDIAN The meridian (see
Page 190 and 191: ELEVATION ANGLE ELIPSOID ENTER The
Page 192 and 193: HEALTH IEC IMO See SATELLITE HEALTH
Page 194 and 195: PARITY CONVENTION P-CODE In checkin
Page 196 and 197: SIGNAL-TO-NOISE RATIO (S/N) S/N SOF
Page 198: VTS WAYPOINT Vessel Traffic Service
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