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Integrated

Navigation

System

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Features

Integrated Navigation System

Multi-function Integrated Navigation System

The Mega-Guard Integrated Navigation System (INS) is an advanced system for perfect navigation for ships. Mega-Guard INS is a modular system which can be tailor made based upon ship's navigation requirements. Both IMO compliant and non IMO compliant variants are available to suit all ship navigation applications.

The Mega-Guard Integrated Navigation System is based upon a minimum of three multi-function Operator Workstations.

Mega-Guard INS integrates all bridge navigation equipment and presents the data in an uniform way on the multi-function Operator Workstations.

On each Operator Workstation the following functions are available:

ARPA Radar ECDIS or ECS Conning

Vessel Management System (option) Central Alert Management (option)

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The Mega-Guard Heading Control System includes an independent Steering Control System as well.

Additional functions such as control of horn, searchlight, anchor and others can be implemented with Navigation Operator Panels.

Mega-Guard INS can be easily extended with the following independent Mega-Guard navigation products:

Heading Control System Propulsion Control System Dynamic Positioning System

BNWAS Watch Alarm System Navigation Light Control Wiper Control System

In addition, Mega-Guard INS can also be integrated with Mega-Guard automation and electric propulsion products:

Energy Management System Electric Propulsion Motor Electric Steerable POD High Power Inverter DC Bus Generator Electric Energy Storage Electric Fin Stabilizer Vessel Management System

Power Management System Fire Alarm System

CCTV Video Distribution Ship Performance Monitor Fleet Management System

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IMO and non IMO Integrated Navigation System

The Mega-Guard INS integrates a radar transceiver with corresponding software from either Raytheon

(IMO compliant) or Furuno (non IMO compliant). The radar transceivers from both Raytheon and Furuno are upmast configurations with direct connection to the redundant Ethernet network.

Operator Workstation with Raytheon Operator Workstation with Furuno

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Navigation sensors

The following navigation sensors are typically interfaced to Mega-Guard INS:

The navigation sensors are of black box type and all NMEA data from the sensors is made available on the

redundant Ethernet network. Operator Workstations and Navigation Operator Panels can make use of this data as these are connected to the redundant Ethernet network. Navigation Operator Panels can be installed to reach independent and continuous indication of rudder angle, heading, position, speed, depth and wind in order to fulfill customer and/or IMO requirements. A Navigation Operator Panel is equipped with a 5.7” or 8" touchscreen, with full glass or metal front for intuitive operation and monitoring.

X and S Band Radar Gyro and/or Compass GPS DGPS

Speed Depth

Wind AIS Navtex VDR

System lay-out and operation

A typical Mega-Guard INS is built-up with the following main components:

Operator Workstations

Navigation sensors and Navigation Operator Panels

A redundant Ethernet network inter-connects all components. Mega-Guard INS is in most cases extended with a Mega-Guard Heading Control System and Mega-Guard Vessel Management System as a minimum.

Mega-Guard INS supports optionally Track Control and/or Cruise Control modes. In addition, CAM functionality in compliance with IMO can be added for an uniform presentation and handling of alarm and alerts.

Operator Workstations are equipped with touchscreen and an integrated marine personal computer with high performance CPU (HP type) and Windows 7 or 10 embedded operating system. Solid state disk is applied and the Operator Workstations are available in high definition touchscreen sizes ranging from 18.5”to 86”.

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GYRO WIND

NMEA

A B

GYRO AIS

A B A B A B

ETHERNET

A B A B

Operator Workstation HP Operator Workstation HP

Operator Workstation HP Operator Workstation HP Operator Workstation HP

Ethernet Switch ST or HP Propulsion Control

System

Etc.

Ethernet Switch ST or HP

ETHERNET

ETHERNET ETHERNET

NMEA

ETHERNET ETHERNET

Heading Control System

Etc.

Joystick Control NFU

INS market segments

Trackpad and Trackball Market segments

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Trackpad

Operator Panel Trackball

Operator Panel

The INS Integrated Navigation System is applied in all type of ships. Four market segments are distinguished: Workstations can be operated with touchscreen.

In addition to this two types of input devices are available: a Trackpad and Trackball Operator Panel. The Trackpad Panel offers a large trackpad for accurate and easy selection of the required function on the Workstation.

The Trackball Panel is equipped with a trackball for function selection and a keypad is also integrated in this panel.

Commercial ships Mega yachts

Yachts and non IMO ships Navy ships

; IMO version with Raytheon core

; IMO version with Raytheon core

; Non IMO version with Furuno core

; IMO version with Raytheon core and WECDIS

INS Workstations and Operator Panels for mega yachts are delivered with highly esthetic glass fronts and for commercial ships a metal front with integrated pushbuttons is applied. Navy ships require a more robust INS with higher shock and vibration resistance. In addition, navy ships may require added functionality such as WECDIS.

Mega-Guard INS Specification ; IMO version Workstation function

Workstation INS size Workstation front Workstation mounting INS extension Radar

ARPA Radar, ECDIS, Conning, CAM and VMS

Widescreen 24”, 26", 27”, 32", 55” and 86” with integrated CPU Full glass or metal border

Desktop, flush panel or integrated in bridge glass plate Mega-Guard Heading Control System

Raytheon X-Band and S-Band Radar Ethernet transceivers

Navigation sensors Network HP type

Gyro, DGPS, Depth, Speed, Wind, AIS, Navtex, Rudder, VDR Redundant Ethernet 1 Gb

Mega-Guard INS Specification ; Non IMO version Workstation function

Workstation INS size Workstation front Workstation mounting INS extension Radar

ARPA Radar, ECDIS, Conning and VMS

Widescreen 18,5”, 22", 24”, 26", 27" and 32” with integrated CPU Full glass or metal border

Desktop, flush panel or integrated in bridge glass plate Mega-Guard Heading Control System

Furuno X-Band Radar solid state Ethernet transceivers

Network ST type

Dome and open array type Redundant Ethernet 100 Mb

Navigation sensors Gyro, DGPS, Depth, Speed, Wind, AIS, Navtex, Rudder, RPM Steering

Controller

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DESCRIPTION PORT 4

DESCRIPTIONPORT 5

DESCRIPTIONPORT 6

DESCRIPTIONPORT 7

DESCRIPTION PORT 8 DESCRIPTIONPORT 9

DESCRIPTIONPORT 10

DESCRIPTIONPORT 11

DESCRIPTION PORT 12

DESCRIPTIONPORT 13

DESCRIPTIONPORT 14

DESCRIPTIONPORT 15

DESCRIPTION PORT 16

DESCRIPTIONPORT 17

DESCRIPTIONPORT 18

Steering Wheel

ETHERNET ETHERNET

MULTICORE Steering

Control FFU MUL

TICORE

NAVTEX S-BAND Radar (IMO)

X-BAND Radar (IMO)

Steering Operator Panel DGPS/Gyro

Operator Panel

Wind Operator Panel NMEA

Module

A B

A B A B

X-Band Radar solid state (non IMO) X-BAND Radar solid state (non IMO)

Workstation software Windows 7, Raytheon Synapsis NX and Mega-Guard VMS

Rudder PS Rudder SB

Workstation software Windows 10, Furuno TimeZero and Mega-Guard VMS BNWAS Watch

Alarm System NMEA

Module

Navigation Light Control Dynamic Positioning

System

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DESCRIPTION PORT 8 DESCRIPTIONPORT 9

DESCRIPTIONPORT 10

DESCRIPTIONPORT 11

DESCRIPTION PORT 12

DESCRIPTIONPORT 13

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DESCRIPTIONPORT 15

DESCRIPTION PORT 16

DESCRIPTIONPORT 17

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SPEED SPEED DEPTH WIND

DGPS DGPS

COMPASS GPS

BACKUP BACKUPNFU

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PART No. X102

No. 1 G/E LO IN PRESSURE No. 1 ALTERNATORWINDING W TEMPERATURE No. 1 ALTERNATORWINDING V TEMPERATURE No. 1 ALTERNATORWINDING U TEMPERATURE

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No. 1 G/E LO IN TEMPERATURE No. 1 G/E H.T.F.W. OUTLETTEMPERATURE

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No. 2 G/E LO IN TEMPERATURE No. 2 G/E H.T.F.W. OUTLET TEMPERATURE

No. 2 G/E F.O. INLET PRESSURE

No. 1 H.F.O.

SERVICE TANK TEMPERATURE No. 2 H.F.O.

SERVICE TANK TEMPERATURE No. 1 H.F.O.

SETTL. TANK TEMPERATURE No. 2 H.F.O.

SETTL. TANK TEMPERATURE No. 1 H.F.O.TANK (P) TEMPERATURE No. 1 H.F.O.TANK (S) TEMPERATURE No. 2 H.F.O.TANK (P) TEMPERATURE No. 2 H.F.O.TANK (S) TEMPERATURE

AUTOMATION TECHNOLOGY ADDRESS RESISTOR

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PART No. X102

No. 1 G/E LO IN PRESSURE No. 1 ALTERNATORW TEMPERATUREWINDING No. 1 ALTERNATORV TEMPERATUREWINDING No. 1 ALTERNATORU TEMPERATUREWINDING

ABCBCABCABCABCABCABCABCABCABCABCABC

No. 1 G/E LO IN TEMPERATURE

No. 1 G/E H.T.F.W. OUTLET TEMPERATURE

No. 1 G/E F.O. INLET PRESSURE No. 2 G/E LO IN PRESSURE No. 2 ALTERNATORWINDING W TEMPERATURE No. 2 ALTERNATORWINDING V TEMPERATURE No. 2 ALTERNATORWINDING U TEMPERATURE

No. 2 G/E LO IN TEMPERATURE

No. 2 G/E H.T.F.W. OUTLET TEMPERATURE

No. 2 G/E F.O. INLET PRESSURE

No. 1 H.F.O.

SERVICE TANK TEMPERATURE No. 2 H.F.O.

SERVICE TANK TEMPERATURE No. 1 H.F.O.

SETTL. TANK TEMPERATURE No. 2 H.F.O.

SETTL. TANK TEMPERATURE No. 1 H.F.O.

TANK (P) TEMPERATURE No. 1 H.F.O.

TANK (S) TEMPERATURE No. 2 H.F.O.

TANK (P) TEMPERATURE No. 2 H.F.O.

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AUTOMATION TECHNOLOGY ADDRESS RESISTOR

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2B 3B 4A 4B 1B

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ENTER

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Front view Front view Side view

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Mounting Clamps

Trackball Operator Panel Trackpad Operator Panel

INS configuration

Mounting & dimensions

H

D

Workstation HP

Mounting Studs

Side view Front view

Front Control Buttons W

connection on rear

144

42

144 144

Operator Panel 5,7" touchscreen with glass front

216

Operator Panel HP 8" touchscreen with metal front Operator Panel

5,7" touchscreen with metal front

Operator Panel Side view

144 USB connection on rear

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Workstation and Monitor - Models (HP type)

18,5"

22"

16:9 16:10 1920x1080 1680x1050

482x304x45mm 542x372x45mm

24"

26"

16:9 16:10

55" 16:9

16:9 16:9 27"

32"

3840x2160 1920x1200

3840x2160 3840x2160 3840x2160

590x372x45mm 630x424x45mm

1310x780x92mm 650x412x45mm 772x490x65mm

23" 1600x1200 4:3 584x482x60mm

86" 3840x2160 16:9 2020x1200x96mm Size Resolution Ratio Dimensions

Workstation and Marine PC - Performance (HP type) Operating System

Solid state disk Ethernet

NMEA input NMEA output

USB HDMI and VGA Horn output Fail output

1 port (supports dimming) Windows 10 embedded

128GB; 256GB optional 2 port; 3rd port optional

4 port; 5th to 12th port optional 1 port

Dual Core I5 Pentium at 2,4GHz

Potential free relay 1 port

Potential free relay

Power consumption Depending on size of Workstation Power supply 24VDC (-25% ~ +30%) Touchscreen PCAP

Dimming

option 0~100%,

Brightness 400nits; 1000nits optional or via NMEA

Front metal or glass front

Front buttons Up/Dwn CPU HP type

INS environmental and approvals Environmental conditions Ambient temperature

Class approval LRS, DNV-GL, ABS RINA, BV, RMRS, IEC60945 -25 ~ 70°C

CCS, NKK, PRS, KR IMO approval ü

NMEA Module extension 8 port input and 2 port output

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Mounting & dimensions

Raytheon S-Band Radar (IMO) Raytheon X-Band Radar (IMO)

6ft 2150 / 8ft 2750

629

540 400

12ft 4040

809

690 444

Furuno X-Band Radar solid state (non IMO) Furuno X-Band Radar solid state (non IMO)

90

255

219

Speed DGPS

Depth Wind AIS Navtex

Compass GPS Gyro

Ø75

1"x14TPI Thread Mount

82,5 48

300

217

139

Ø115

for ANSI 3/4"

Survey Pole Ø414

429

1036 / 1255 /1795

445

330 360

220

Ø610

190

Ø51 Optional;

- Gate valve

190

Ø51 Optional;

- Gate valve - Transducer tank

415

69

158

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navigation and Ship automation,

electric propulsion

05-2019

Phone +31 (0)71 5255353, Fax +31 (0)71 5224947, Email [email protected], Web www.praxis-automation.com Praxis Automation Technology B.V., Zijldijk 24A, 2352 AB Leiderdorp, The Netherlands

Vessel

Management System

Power

Management System

BNWAS Watch Alarm System

Navigation Light Control

Heading Control System

Electric Steerable POD Fire

Alarm System

Wiper Control System

CCTV Video Distribution

Integrated Navigation System Ship

Performance Monitor

Fleet

Management System

Propulsion Control System

Dynamic Positioning System

Electric Propulsion Motor Energy

Management System

Electric Energy Storage High

Power Inverter

DC bus Generator

Electric Fin Stabilizer

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