GPS Receiver

U-Blox receiver, 16 channels, 3m accuracy. 

Continuous and global GPS coverage with an accuracy of 3m.

Transceiver 

IsatM2M  

Global coverage Short Burst Messages. 

• From terminal: 64 bits

• To terminal: 200 bits (133 characters)

• Standard reports • Custom reports

• Alerts: Triple burst (sent 3 times to ensure communication), Alerts sent to the user pre determine emergency services within 2 minutes

Reports can be set to report at requested time.

Reports are sent at regular intervals of time depending on the script (from 1 to 96 reports per day).

Continuous power 9VCD and 32VCD. 12V. Low power consumption 0.9W when receiving data and 9W when transmitting.

• Pre-configured and secured for LRIT reporting

• Optional add-on commercial tracking available

From-Terminal

• Position (2 second resolution) • Day of month • Time of day

(1 minute resolution)

• Speed (up to 51 knots to 0.2 knot resolution) • Course (1 degree resolution) • Configurable reporting frequency from 24 hours to 15 minutes • Current position response to over-the-air poll • Historical position retrieval via over-the-air query

To-Terminal

• Poll vessel for position • Reconfigure LRIT reporting frequency

• Query previous historical position • Overlay commercial tracking reports

Satellite

• Inmarsat Type Approved

Regulatory

• IEC EN:60945 • FCC, RoHS, Anatel, IC pending 

• CE0470 (R&TTE)

Capacity

• 320kB: Persistent storage of 140 days position history at 15 minute intervals

Size

Very compact and light, it can be installed almost anywhere on the asset in a inconspicuous and unobtrusive way. 

160mm (diameter) x 100mm (height) 520g (weight)

Is capable of being configured remotely to transmit LRIT information at variable intervals;

Can be supplied with energy from the main and emergency source of electrical power;

Has been tested for electromagnetic compatability taking into account the recommendations developed by the Organization.

Shipborne equipment transmits the following data, with each transmission of LRIT information, in compliance with ANNEX 9, Table 1:

The unique identifier (“Terminal ID”) 

DMR 800 LRIT operates on the IsatM2M communication system, which provides coverage between +/- 75 degrees latitude globally. MarineTrack IsatM2M operates on 5 Inmarsat satellites: AOR-W, A OR-E (15.5˚W) IOR (64˚E), POR (178˚E), PAC-C (142˚W).

IT terminal is to transmit the ship’s LRIT information at 6-hour intervals. However, the LRIT Data User may specify a more frequent transmission interval (via the ASP). All such changes are notified by an immediate response with position report that also indicates the new reporting rate.

When a ship is undergoing repairs, modifications or conversions in dry-dock or in port, etc, the administration may reduce the frequency of the transmission of LRIT information to once every 24-hour period, or may temporarily stop the transmission of such information. All such changes are notified by an immediate response with position report that also indicates the temporary reporting rate (i.e. 24-hour or off).

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MarineTrack provides, upon request, relevant supporting documentation to ASP or administration confirming compliance with resolutions A.697(17) and A.813(19).

MarineTrack has tested a DMR 800 LRIT installed in a fixed position over 2 consectutive 12-hour periods to produce PASS results for 15-min and 60-min automatic transmission and receipt of LRIT information, well within 15 minutes of the time transmitted by the terminal.

MarineTrack has tested a DMR 800 LRIT installed in a fixed position to produce PASS result for receipt of 1 polled transmission with 30 min.

MarineTrack wholly owns and operates the IsatM2M (and D+) demodulator equipment at the Land-Earth Stations and provides a direct connection to our data centre for recognised ASP’s.