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OCEAN SIGNAL ATB1 is an AIS Class B SOTDM transponder. With 5W prioritized transmission up to every 5 seconds.
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OCEAN SIGNAL ATB1 is an AIS transponder class B SOTDMA. With 5W prioritized transmission up to every 5 seconds, it is a safer alternative than a standard class B AIS transponder. The ATB1 is designed as an anti-collision tool and ensures that you are visible to other boats and that you see other boats in your navigation equipment. Position, speed, course, and heading are automatically calculated with the impressive multi-GPS receiver for accurate marine positioning. With 99 channels, 33 of which are traceable, you always have the highest possible accuracy regardless of the boat's position. Other vessel information such as name, call sign, type, size, and MMSI number are automatically transmitted. All data is easily programmed via Wi-Fi from Ocean Signal's user-friendly app or website. Once the information has been uploaded, it is stored in the unit's memory even if the unit has been turned off.
The ATB1 receives AIS messages from other AIS-equipped vessels within range, which can then be sent to a plotter, computer, mobile, or tablet from the ATB1's NMEA 0183, NMEA 2000, USB, or Wi-Fi output. Thanks to the use of the superior SOTDMA standard, the ATB1 stands out from standard class B (CSTDMA) AIS units. You get the same priority in the network as a class A unit, which guarantees that transmission can always be made. The ATB1 sends reports more frequently and with higher output power than a standard class B AIS. It transmits every 5 seconds instead of every 30 seconds and with 5W instead of 2W. You get a longer range and the position is displayed much more accurately.
A multi-color LED indicator on the ATB1 shows the status of the unit. This also lets you see that everything is working as it should. The ATB1 is compact and has a waterproof design and low power consumption. It is easy to install and comes complete with an external GPS antenna. All you need to do is upload vessel data from a suitable device (computer, tablet, or mobile). Within minutes, you will start transmitting AIS data.
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