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The Samyung AIS-50N is a Class B vessel navigation device that integrates Automatic Identification System (AIS), GPS, and chartplotter functions into a single unit. Featuring a 5.6-inch color display and support for Navionics Gold digital charts, this device helps vessel operators monitor position, route, water conditions, and information about other vessels visually and in real time.
This device is well suited to supporting the safety and navigation efficiency of passenger ships, professional fishing vessels, patrol boats, emergency-response vessels, and commercial merchant fleets.
In maritime operations, accurate navigation is essential for reducing the risk of wrong routing, running aground, collisions, or losing direction in conditions of limited visibility. The Samyung AIS-50N is designed as an integrated navigation solution with an easy-to-read display and AIS-based vessel monitoring features.
AIS, or Automatic Identification System, works by displaying information about other vessels within signal range. This information can include position, direction of movement, speed, and vessel identity. With this, crew members can make navigation decisions more quickly and measurably.
In addition, GPS and chartplotter integration allows users to view the vessel's position on a digital nautical chart. This system is especially helpful when sailing between islands, carrying out fishing operations, patrolling territorial waters, or conducting commercial voyages.
Clear 5.6-inch color display — The Samyung AIS-50N uses a 5.6-inch diagonal TFT color LED display with a resolution of 480 x 640 pixels. The display is designed to show navigation data clearly, including nautical charts, vessel position, speed, heading, waypoints, routes, tracks, and information about other vessels via AIS. The interactive visual display helps vessel operators understand navigation conditions without having to rely on manual coordinate readings.
Navionics Gold digital chart support — This device supports the use of NAVIONICS® GOLD chart cards via an SD Card. Navionics digital charts provide maritime cartographic data that supports more precise route planning and vessel position monitoring. The chartplotter feature allows users to view charts at various scales, from 0.2 to 500 nautical miles, depending on chart availability. In plotter mode, the scale can be used down to 0.01 nautical miles for more detailed navigation needs.
Waypoint storage of up to 5,000 points — The Samyung AIS-50N has storage capacity for up to 5,000 waypoints. Each waypoint can be assigned a default name or a user-defined alphanumeric name of up to eight characters. The waypoint feature is especially useful for marking:
Fishing grounds or catch locations
Ports and docks
Hazard points in the water
Locations for setting fishing gear
Safe passages in shallow-water areas
Patrol and rescue operation points
Destination locations or voyage stopovers
With such extensive waypoint storage, operators can build a database of important locations for ongoing vessel operations.
Storage of up to 100 navigation routes — The Samyung AIS-50N can store up to 100 routes, with a maximum of 100 points per route. This feature lets operators plan their voyage before the vessel sets sail. Routes can be created for regular sailings, maritime logistics distribution lines, trips to fishing areas, water patrols, or emergency-response routes. Using stored routes also helps maintain journey consistency, particularly for fleets operating on repetitive routes.
Vessel track recording — In addition to waypoints and routes, the device can record up to 10 track data sets, with a capacity of 5,000 points per track. Track recording can be performed based on either time or distance. Track data is useful for reviewing vessel movement history, evaluating routes already traveled, and helping rediscover safe paths previously used. For fishing vessels, this feature can also help document the trajectory to specific operating areas.
GPS, VHF, and NMEA connectivity — The Samyung AIS-50N is equipped with GPS and VHF connection support for position reception and navigation data communication. The device also supports the NMEA 0183 communication standard at speeds of 4800, 9600, and 38400 baud, as well as NMEA 2000. NMEA support allows the AIS-50N to be integrated with other compatible vessel electronic equipment, such as radar, autopilot, navigation instruments, sensors, and vessel monitoring systems. This integration supports a more connected and efficient navigation ecosystem.
Safety alarm system — Safety is one of the key aspects of using vessel navigation equipment. The Samyung AIS-50N is equipped with various alarms to help crew members identify potential risks early. Some of the available alarms include:
Arrival radius alarm when approaching a waypoint or destination
Anchor alarm to monitor possible vessel drift while at anchor
XTE (Cross Track Error) alarm when the vessel deviates from the route line
Navigation hazard alarm
Water-too-shallow alarm
Water-too-deep alarm
Fish alarm
Temperature and temperature-change alarm
Low battery alarm
Low fuel alarm as an optional addition
DGPS signal loss alarm
Radar guard zone alarm
AIS vessel alarm for potentially hazardous situations
These alarms help increase operator awareness, especially when the vessel operates at night, in poor weather, in heavy-traffic sea areas, or in waters with challenging navigation characteristics.
The Samyung AIS-50N has dimensions of 164 mm in height, 183 mm in width, and 91 mm in depth. This size makes the device compact enough to be installed on a vessel's navigation panel.
The device operates on a supply voltage of 10 to 34 VDC with a supply current of 13.8 V. This voltage range supports use in various vessel electrical configurations.
For operating conditions, the Samyung AIS-50N can be used at ambient temperatures from -10°C to 50°C. The device also supports 216 chart datums and one user-defined chart shift setting.
Chart data uses a NAVIONICS® GOLD card, while user storage media uses an SD Card. This combination provides flexibility for mapping needs and vessel navigation data management.
The Samyung AIS-50N is an attractive choice for users needing a multifunction navigation device in a single unit. Some of its advantages include:
Combines AIS, GPS, and chartplotter for integrated navigation needs
Displays vessel data and nautical charts visually through a 5.6-inch color display
Supports Navionics Gold charts to aid maritime cartography reading
Provides large capacity for waypoints, routes, and tracks
Features a comprehensive range of safety alarms for various navigation conditions
Supports device integration through NMEA 0183 and NMEA 2000
Suitable for fishing vessels, passenger ships, patrol boats, SAR vessels, and commercial fleets
The Samyung AIS-50N can be used on various types of vessels that require accurate position and water-condition monitoring.
Professional fishing vessels can make use of waypoints and tracks to store fishing ground locations and routes to catch areas. Passenger ships can use it to support more planned and safer sea voyages.
On patrol boats and emergency-response vessels, AIS information helps operators monitor the presence of other vessels around the operating area. Meanwhile, commercial fleets can use the route, alarm, and NMEA integration features to support more systematic sailing operations.
What is the Samyung AIS-50N?
The Samyung AIS-50N is a vessel navigation device that combines Class B AIS, GPS, and chartplotter functions. It is used to monitor vessel position, create routes, store waypoints, record tracks, and view information about other vessels through the AIS system.
What is the screen size of the Samyung AIS-50N?
The Samyung AIS-50N uses a 5.6-inch TFT color LED display with a resolution of 480 x 640 pixels.
Does the Samyung AIS-50N support Navionics charts?
Yes. The Samyung AIS-50N supports NAVIONICS® GOLD digital chart cards via SD Card for maritime cartography and navigation needs.
How many waypoints can be stored?
The device can store up to 5,000 waypoints. Each waypoint can use a default name or a user-created alphanumeric name of up to eight characters.
How many routes can be stored on the AIS-50N?
The Samyung AIS-50N can store up to 100 routes, with a maximum capacity of 100 points per route.
Can this device record vessel trips?
Yes. The Samyung AIS-50N can store up to 10 tracks, with each track able to contain up to 5,000 points. Track recording can be set based on time or distance.
Does the Samyung AIS-50N support NMEA?
Yes. The device supports NMEA 0183 at speeds of 4800, 9600, and 38400 baud, as well as NMEA 2000 for integration with compatible vessel electronic devices.
Which vessels is the Samyung AIS-50N suitable for?
The Samyung AIS-50N is suitable for use on professional fishing vessels, passenger ships, patrol boats, emergency-response vessels, workboats, and commercial merchant fleets that require navigation and AIS monitoring systems.
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