Netwave NW6000 Simplified Voyage Data Recorder (S-VDR)

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Netwave’s Simplified VDR technology is scalable to support both system requirements based on the same foundation components but designed with ease of installation and particularly retrofit installation requirements in mind.

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Netwave’s Simplified VDR technology is scalable to support both system requirements based on the same foundation components but designed with ease of installation and particularly retrofit installation requirements in mind.

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Peso 23 lbs
Dimensiones 12 × 24 × 35 in

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  • Netwave (S) VDR Captured Data

    • Date and time
    • Ship’s position in latitude and longitude
    • Speed: Through the Water
    • Heading as indicated by the ship’s compass.
    • Bridge audio picked up by microphones positioned on the bridge
    • VHF communications relating to ship operations
    • Radar data from one of the ship’s radar installations
    • AIS data, if it is impossible to obtain radar data then AIS target data should be recorded as a source of information regarding other ships.
    • Additional data not applicable to SVDR (under resolution A.861(20),
    • Echo sounder, main alarms, rudder order and response, engine order and response, hull openings status, watertight and fire door status, accelerations and
      hull stresses, wind speed and direction
    Unit Type number Dimensions
    (mm)
    (h x d x w)
    Weight Specifications
    Core module NW-6000 484x450x45 16.5 kg
    • 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
    Bulkhead mount
    frame and cover
    NW-6900 744x464x115 11 kg
    (exclcore
    module)
    Bulkhead mount with prepared internal wiring and
    external RJ45 connector bank
    Bridge control
    unit
    NW-6010 99x134x150 1.8 kg
    • Powered from Core module thru PoE
    • 4” touch colour screen
    • Panel mounted with frame (IP20)
    Microphone
    (Internal/
    External)
    NW-6030 83 x 83 x 70 0.4 kg
    • Powered from Audio Hub
    • Analogue
    • LED identification light
    Audio Hub NW-6031 152 x 106 x 35 0.35kg
    • Powered using PoE
    • Bulkhead mounted
    VHF interface NW-6060 180x47x87 0.5 kg
    • Powered thru PoE
    • 2 line-in
    • Interface for microphones
    • Bulkhead mounted (IP20)
    Hardened FRM NW-6860 411×311 27.5 kg
    • Powered thru PoE from core module
    • Incl. 25 mtr maritime CAT-6 cable
    • Deck mounted protective capsule for 48 hours (IP68)
    • with under water locator beacon (90 days)
    Float free FRM NW-6880 533x218x240 5.4 kg
    • Powered thru PoE from core module
    • Incl. 25 mtr maritime CAT-6 cable
    • Bulkhead mounted in protective cover for 48 hours
      storage (IP67)
    Interface
    module
    NW-64900 182x232x436 2-3 kg
    (subject to
    1-7 module
    interfaces)
    • Powered thru PoE from core module
    • DIN rail mounted interface
    • For NMEA (bd up to 9600) (multiple 8 port)
    • For digital sensors (multiple 8 port)
    • For analogue sensors (multiple 4 port)
    • Additional 24 VDC power input/output
    • Netwave Systems recommends maritime CAT-6 ethernet cable for connecting all units to the core module switch
    • Complete system runs from 110-230 VAC (50-60 Hz) through core module
    • Power consumption 105 watt (max)

What is a Simplified VDR or (s)VDR?

In 2004 amendments to Regulation 20 of SOLAS Chapter V introduced a requirement for a simplified version of a VDR – to assist in casualty investigations, cargo ships, when engaged on international voyages. S-VDRs are equally relevant in terms of data capture of operational activity on board the vessel, but an S-VDR is required to collect less information.

Essentially, both systems collect and protect data of incidents or events on board for a minimum of 12 hours of uninterrupted recording. Both devices require bridge microphones, radar video and VHF audio to capture navigational data but the full VDR has additional compulsory channels to be recorded, for example echo sounder, propulsion, water tight doors, fire detection.

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