MT-RX-3 AIS, 406 + 121.5/243 MHz ALERTING RECEIVER
Product Summary
This product has been replaced by the WTE MT-RX-4.
The updated WTE MT-RX-3 is an Ethernet, Serial (RS232 plus RS485/RS422) and USB capable multi-band receiver, designed to decode emergency signals and then to provide an alert to locate the source of the transmission for the purposes of early rescue. The MT-RX-3 can be used as monitoring 121.5MHz/AIS/406 receiver to meet the IMO circular 1039 (3.3) requirement for EPIRB shore based maintenance providers to use a monitoring receiver to provide an early alert in the event of an accidental activation outside of a shielded test room. For a portable 406/AIS decoder, see the WTE-BT-01.
Features:
This product has been replaced by the WTE MT-RX-4.
The updated WTE MT-RX-3 is an Ethernet, Serial (RS232 plus RS485/RS422) and USB capable multi-band receiver, designed to decode emergency signals and then to provide an alert to locate the source of the transmission for the purposes of early rescue. The MT-RX-3 can be used as monitoring 121.5MHz/AIS/406 receiver to meet the IMO circular 1039 (3.3) requirement for EPIRB shore based maintenance providers to use a monitoring receiver to provide an early alert in the event of an accidental activation outside of a shielded test room. For a portable 406/AIS decoder, see the WTE-BT-01.
Features:
- Decodes, logs and displays 406 Beacon Messages on all 406 beacon frequencies.
- AIS based SART alerting devices operating on both 161.975MHz and 162.025MHz.
- 121.5MHz and 243MHz homing signal receiver and alert. These homing signals may be user set to other frequencies.
- RS232, RS485, RS422 and Ethernet connection options.
- Spectrum Analyser to assist locating users attempting contact on un-monitored frequencies.
- Available as a single antenna input or software switchable 4 antenna port allowing for optimal AIS, 406, 121.5MHz and 243MHz antennas.
- New updated design allows for AIS sensitivity of an outstanding -123dB, and -122dBm for 406MHz.
The MT-RX-3 has been developed to provide an alert and simple direction indicating capability for:
- 406MHz EPIRBs, PLBs and ELT beacons operating across the frequencies 406.025 to 406.040 MHz.
- AIS based SART alerting devices operating on both 161.975MHz and 162.025MHz.
- 121.5MHz man-overboard devices.
- 243MHz beacon final location.
SART Beacon Transmission Decoding and Alerts
Alerts are clear and persistent until acknowledged with full control over sounder and relay operation. When a GPS source is provided the distance and direction to target can be seen. Patented 406 selective database features mean that 406 PLBs can be used for vessel locally managed rescue without the need to alert national search and rescue agencies.
This is NOT an antenna based direction finder - the transmission source must contain GPS information. External directional antennas may be connected and the signal strength screen can be used to provide a direction to the transmission source if required.
Alerts are clear and persistent until acknowledged with full control over sounder and relay operation. When a GPS source is provided the distance and direction to target can be seen. Patented 406 selective database features mean that 406 PLBs can be used for vessel locally managed rescue without the need to alert national search and rescue agencies.
This is NOT an antenna based direction finder - the transmission source must contain GPS information. External directional antennas may be connected and the signal strength screen can be used to provide a direction to the transmission source if required.
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