Voyage Data Recorders (VDR)  (25)

8 inputs for serial data (IEC 61162-1, IEC 61162-2 and Modbus) (in serial version) 8 inputs for analog data (in analog version) 24 inputs for digital data (in digital version) Powered from Data Acquisition Unit or locally Can be daisy chained Can operate as standalone equipment Support for SWAP technology™

8 inputs for serial data (IEC 61162-1, IEC 61162-2 and Modbus) 8 or 16 inputs for analog data 64 inputs for digital data (in compact version) 48 inputs for digital data (in modular version) 1 free slot (in modular version) AC power (110-230V, 50-60Hz)

Built-in buzzer for self-test Built-in amplifier and filters IP66 water resistant (outdoor only) Powered from Data Acquisition Unit

Interface for Operational Performance Test Built-in graphical color TFT LCD display Ethernet (100BASE-TX) interface Powered from Data Acquisition Unit (PoE)

48 hours of recording capacity Supplied with 50 meters cable Ethernet (100BASE-TX) interface Powered from Data Acquisition Unit (PoE) COMSAR/COSPASS approved EPIRB

48 hours of recording capacity 90 days acoustic underwater beacon Supplied with 50 meters cable Ethernet (100BASE-TX) interface Powered from Data Acquisition Unit (PoE)

30 days of recording capacity on built-in SSD 10 inputs for bridge audio and VHF 12 inputs for serial data (IEC 61162-1, IEC 61162-2 and Modbus) 7 inputs for IEC 61162-450 network data (1000BASE-T) AC power (110-230V, 50-60Hz) Built-in UPS with NiMh batteries

Modular set-up ensures easy installation, system extension and low cost service performance Interfacing exceeds latest industry standards Several optional add-on functions available Optional five-year warranty extension and support package available Extensive worldwide service network and 24/7 remote original-manufacturer support Highest quality standards maintained through in-house development and engineering Rapid supply of spare parts through several worldwide logistics centres

Complies with the new IMO performance standards for VDR Easy to integrate with FURUNO INS Network Video LAN converter can convert the Radar signal (DVI or RGB) into Ethernet Optional sensor adapter gathers all the serial/analog/digital sensor data and collectively feeds it to DCU Live Player V5 for monitoring and playback of the collected data in the DCU on the PC Extracted data can be retrieved onto the USB flash memory

Complies with the new IMO performance standards for VDR Easy to integrate with FURUNO INS Network Video LAN converter can convert the Radar signal (DVI or RGB) into Ethernet Optional sensor adapter gathers all the serial/analog/digital sensor data and collectively feeds it to DCU Live Player V5 for monitoring and playback of the collected data in the DCU on the PC Extracted data can be saved to a USB memory stick

Modular set-up ensures easy installation, system extension and low cost service performance Interfacing exceeds latest industry standards Several optional add-on functions available Optional five-year warranty extension and support package available Extensive worldwide service network and 24/7 remote original-manufacturer support Highest quality standards maintained through in-house development and engineering Rapid supply of spare parts through several worldwide logistics centres

Conventional recording paper is no longer neededSince recorder paper and course pens are no longer used, there is no need to refill or replace consumable items making it possible to reduce running costs. Hand written inputJust like using a traditional paper type Course Recorder, it is possible to write information via the use of a touch pen. Additionally, port call and arrival/departure information etc can be set (memory) in advance, and easy recording can be performed when the information is selected. Recording of detailed voyage informationIn addition to the usual recording function for ship's heading/rudder angle, at the same time more information like set course/rudder order/ course over ground etc can now be displayed and recorded at the same time. From own ship's drift conditions and rudder feedback conditions etc, detailed voyage infomation can be used to select the most suitable steering mode, adjust the steering parameter, and confirm the operation of the navigation equipment. Easy Information management and recordingEasy to transfer data to a PC using USB memory or CF card. When using the software included, it is possible for data to be viewed or printed with the PC. Also, it is easy to search for memos or events, and manage voyage data. Easy to retrofitDimensions are the same as the existing Course Recorder. When necessary, a signal converter is installed inside the unit which eliminates the need to change existing wiring making it possible for retrofit of the Course Recorder unit only.

Conventional recording paper is no longer neededSince recorder paper and course pens are no longer used, there is no need to refill or replace consumable items making it possible to reduce running costs. Hand written inputJust like using a traditional paper type Course Recorder, it is possible to write information via the use of a touch pen. Additionally, port call and arrival/departure information etc can be set (memory) in advance, and easy recording can be performed when the information is selected. Recording of detailed voyage informationIn addition to the usual recording function for ship's heading/rudder angle, at the same time more information like set course/rudder order/ course over ground etc can now be displayed and recorded at the same time. From own ship's drift conditions and rudder feedback conditions etc, detailed voyage infomation can be used to select the most suitable steering mode, adjust the steering parameter, and confirm the operation of the navigation equipment. Easy Information management and recordingEasy to transfer data to a PC using USB memory or CF card. When using the software included, it is possible for data to be viewed or printed with the PC. Also, it is easy to search for memos or events, and manage voyage data. Easy to retrofitDimensions are the same as the existing Course Recorder. When necessary, a signal converter is installed inside the unit which eliminates the need to change existing wiring making it possible for retrofit of the Course Recorder unit only.

Compact, easily installed wall-mount unit Solid state memory devices for essential VDR functions New USB function for simplified data retrieval Extended internal storage capacity Modular “fit-anywhere” design reduces retrofit cost and out-of-service time Data output socket and playback software included

Powered thru PoE 2 line-in Interface for mocrophones Bulkhead mounted (IP20)

The Netwave PoE microphones supersede the Microphone (MSC.333(90) regulations by recording through separate recording channels for each microphone or line-in interface. High Audio Quality Single Wire, Daisy-chainable Indoor (NW-6020) as well as Outdoor (NW-6021) PoE

Typically mounted within the bridge console, the NW-6010 Bridge Control Unit continuously shows crystal clear unambiguous messages about what’s going on within the VDR. With its touch screen, you can select instant replay or scroll through the Menu for analysis. Touch Screen Instant Replay PoE Ethernet Port Full color 4.3” graphic TFT screen

PSU (110-220 VAC, 50 - 60 Hz) /105 Watt Built-in UPS 10 ports switch (8 x PoE, 2 x Non-PoE) CPU unit with min. 30 days storage

Conventional recording paper is no longer neededSince recorder paper and course pens are no longer used, there is no need to refill or replace consumable items making it possible to reduce running costs. Hand written inputJust like using a traditional paper type Course Recorder, it is possible to write information via the use of a touch pen. Additionally, port call and arrival/departure information etc can be set (memory) in advance, and easy recording can be performed when the information is selected. Recording of detailed voyage informationIn addition to the usual recording function for ship's heading/rudder angle, at the same time more information like set course/rudder order/ course over ground etc can now be displayed and recorded at the same time. From own ship's drift conditions and rudder feedback conditions etc, detailed voyage infomation can be used to select the most suitable steering mode, adjust the steering parameter, and confirm the operation of the navigation equipment. Easy Information management and recordingEasy to transfer data to a PC using USB memory or CF card. When using the software included, it is possible for data to be viewed or printed with the PC. Also, it is easy to search for memos or events, and manage voyage data. Easy to retrofitDimensions are the same as the existing Course Recorder. When necessary, a signal converter is installed inside the unit which eliminates the need to change existing wiring making it possible for retrofit of the Course Recorder unit only.

Conventional recording paper is no longer neededSince recorder paper and course pens are no longer used, there is no need to refill or replace consumable items making it possible to reduce running costs. Hand written inputJust like using a traditional paper type Course Recorder, it is possible to write information via the use of a touch pen. Additionally, port call and arrival/departure information etc can be set (memory) in advance, and easy recording can be performed when the information is selected. Recording of detailed voyage informationIn addition to the usual recording function for ship's heading/rudder angle, at the same time more information like set course/rudder order/ course over ground etc can now be displayed and recorded at the same time. From own ship's drift conditions and rudder feedback conditions etc, detailed voyage infomation can be used to select the most suitable steering mode, adjust the steering parameter, and confirm the operation of the navigation equipment. Easy Information management and recordingEasy to transfer data to a PC using USB memory or CF card. When using the software included, it is possible for data to be viewed or printed with the PC. Also, it is easy to search for memos or events, and manage voyage data. Easy to retrofitDimensions are the same as the existing Course Recorder. When necessary, a signal converter is installed inside the unit which eliminates the need to change existing wiring making it possible for retrofit of the Course Recorder unit only.

Conventional recording paper is no longer neededSince recorder paper and course pens are no longer used, there is no need to refill or replace consumable items making it possible to reduce running costs. Hand written inputJust like using a traditional paper type Course Recorder, it is possible to write information via the use of a touch pen. Additionally, port call and arrival/departure information etc can be set (memory) in advance, and easy recording can be performed when the information is selected. Recording of detailed voyage informationIn addition to the usual recording function for ship's heading/rudder angle, at the same time more information like set course/rudder order/ course over ground etc can now be displayed and recorded at the same time. From own ship's drift conditions and rudder feedback conditions etc, detailed voyage infomation can be used to select the most suitable steering mode, adjust the steering parameter, and confirm the operation of the navigation equipment. Easy Information management and recordingEasy to transfer data to a PC using USB memory or CF card. When using the software included, it is possible for data to be viewed or printed with the PC. Also, it is easy to search for memos or events, and manage voyage data. Easy to retrofitDimensions are the same as the existing Course Recorder. When necessary, a signal converter is installed inside the unit which eliminates the need to change existing wiring making it possible for retrofit of the Course Recorder unit only.

Fire resistant to 1100 °C during 1 hour and 260 °C during 10 hours. Data memory pressure cylinder resistant to 20.000 PSI/600 Bar/6000 meters depth during extended periods. Color: RAL 3026 (fluor red) for SOLAS compliant ships. Other RAL colors available i.e. for mega yachts. Stainless steel A316 deck mount with optional welding plate delivered within a standard package. IP66 WaveNet Quickconnect toolless connector, single wire connection to PSU (Power Supply & network Switch Unit). Memory 8 Gb: 4 Gb (protected) + 4Gb unprotected for incident recording. Minimum of 12 +12 hours recording time. Additional memory (optional): 32/64/128 Gb for longer recording times or an extended number of recording channels. 8 Gb protected memory Capsule optional. Totally Solid State, no disk drives or other moving parts. Netwave is manufacturing its own capsule for other OEM brands as well.

The NW-6400 Bus-coupler is a DIN-rail mounted interface unit which provides a gateway between the Core Module and the serial, digital and/or analogue adaptors placed adjacent to the same Bus-coupler. The Bus-coupler is connected through a backplane strip for power and data exchange to the adaptors. The Bus-coupler provides a 24V DC (provided by PoE) for dry contacts to be sensed by the digital adaptor, to overcome additional power sourcing requirements or galvanic isolation. It also provides a primary Serial interface (up to 38K4) for connected NMEA concentrators or multipliers above 4K8. Interfacing with all different types of interconnections such as: NMEA (NW642xx) available in different modules/ configurations: 8, 16 and 24 channels Digital (NW643xx) available in different modules/ configurations: 8, 16 and 24 channels Analogue (NW644xx) available in different modules/ configurations: 4, 8 and 12 channels Any special protocol like Canbus etc. Scope can be adjusted by adding adaptors as per above standard adaptors PoE connection to the Core Module

The Tron 40 VDR is the most reliable ‘float free’ capsule in the market today. To emphasize the strong position of the NW-6000 in the market, Netwave is working in a close relation with Jotron to obtain the most reliable solution for the recording in a float free capsule, connected to the Core Module via one single cable (PoE) only! Memory to record 48 hours PoE Interface (Power over Ethernet connection) Powered directly from the Core module

Netwave capsules are not only deployed in conjunction with a Netwave VDR system but also the FRM of choice used by other VDR manufacturers. Netwave’s capsules are the only capsules in the market completely made from A316 grade stainless steel. As per the supply standard, this ‘fixed’ Final Recording medium is fitted with Netwave’s Underwater Locator Beacon compliant to the SAE8045AS standard. Fire resistant to 1100 °C @ 1 hour and 260 °C during 10 hours. Data memory pressure cylinder resistant to 20.000 PSI/600 Bar/6000 meters depth during extended periods. Color: RAL 3026 (Fluor red) for SOLAS compliant ships. (other RAL colors available upon request) Stainless steel A316 deck mount with optional welding plate delivered within standard package. Memory 32/64/128 GB (Protected) for incident recording Minimum of 48 hours Totally Solid State, no disk drives or other moving parts