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Admiral 9 – the most powerful electronic solution available?
01 Mar 2007
Jeppesen says its Nobeltec Admiral 9 is the most powerful electronic solution available and that the owner’s yacht deserves nothing less.
They say the new version adds incomparable utility and flexibility to its already peerless list of capabilities, including ultimate features for the professional user who wants an integrated bridge on a large or complex vessel.
Admiral 9 starts with the base features of Nobeltec’s Visual Navigation Suite (VNS), then adds multi-monitor support, GlassBridge Network and data sharing, track line colouring, dual radar support, vessel scaling, AIS filtering and the easy-to-use NavView touch screen, big-button user interface.
In addition, Admiral 9 now adds four fully-customisable NavInfo panels for immediate display and histogram representation of key navigation data, a hand panning tool, GRIB and XM weather overlay options, a GPS signal strength and trip odometer display.
Overall, the product offers real-time tracking, multi-monitor support, GlassBridge Network/data sharing – enhanced target tracking (ARPA/MARPA, DSC, AIS, tender), exclusive NavView look and feel–support for multiple video/camera inputs, single and dual radar support and 3D engine with shaded relief.
Owners can use a single computer to display Admiral on multiple monitors and can configure each display, making it easy to know exactly what’s going on around the vessel.
Other vessels and potential threats can be seen instantly with AIS and radar targets. And multiple computers can work together as part of a network with the GlassBridge networking solution that allows instant sharing of NMEA data, radar overlay, navigation objects, and even passport charts between all computers on the network.
Marine Electronic Services. T: 0870 122 1099. F: 0870 122 1098. E: judith@mesltf.co.uk W: mesltd.co.uk
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