Saura SCP-NT - «Communication and Radionavigation SPB» Company

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Sensor Saura SCP-NT collects data from a magnetic compass, converts it to NMEA format and transmits it to other navigation equipment via HDMI or HDTV outputs. This sensor can be calibrated by connecting it to a computer via the RS 232C port and setting up 12 control points.

As the magnetic sensor may be used magnetic compasses Saura: SR- 165 / MR-165C / MR- 150 / T-130VD / T-130VF / T-150IIF.

Source : DC - 12 ( +30 %, -10 %) , or alternating current - 220 N ± 10 % , 50/60Hz ± 5% (using the power supply MTPS- 303 -A2- 1).
Operating temperature range -15 'C - +55 ° C - for units installed in the interior spaces of the vessel ; -25 ° C - +55 ° C - for units installed on the open deck .
Located in the upper part of a compass that provides no interference of the correcting magnets
Easy Installation
data output NMEA HDM or HDT
ease of maintenance
no need for annual maintenance fluid replacement
unique ultra-reliable rotation assembly of rose , consisting of needles made of platinum-iridium alloy and reinforced response node on compass rose made of sapphire.
short production and stock the most popular models
a large selection of compasses binnacle with different heights ( from 430 to 1225 mm. ) , as well as the presence of boat compasses and grid

Transmitting Heading Device type 'SCP-NT', consists of the following units :

SCP-NT - scanning unit - processor (software version - A603 );
SR-1651MR-165CIMR- 150 / T-130VDIT-130VFIT-150IIF - magnetic compasses used as a magnetic sensor ;
MTRD- 104 - digital versatile repeater ;
NRC- 150 - Repeater ;
MTND- 102 - Amplifier - breeder signals.
Additional block : MTPS- 303 -A2- 1 - Power Supply ( AC I DC) .

11.01.2017 Impact of the 11th Amendment to the Ship Equipment Directive
The 11th amendment to the marine equipment directive (MED) shall enter into force on 30 April 2016 The amendment updates the requirements for marine equipment, which also apply to displays and alarm communication.