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Inmarsat - Fleet - Equipment - Sailor
TT-3086A Capsat® Fleet55
TT-3084A Capsat® Fleet77
TT-3064A Capsat® Maritime Telephone
TT-3617A Fax/phone switch
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TT-3086A Capsat® Fleet55
High-speed data on Inmarsat spot beams
With an antenna even smaller and lighter than the compact Capsat® Fleet77 this latest maritime high-speed satellite communication terminal from Sailor provides the same services as its bigger relative but on the Inmarsat spot beams: ISDN (for telephone, Group 4-fax and data) and packet-switched data service (MPDS). Satellite telephone (based on the Inmarsat Mini-M service) are provided by the Inmarsat global beams.
The small form factor of the radome antenna makes Capsat® Fleet55 particularly well suited for smaller vessels like yachts, patrol boats and fishing vessels.
The new terminal will be serviced and supported by Sailor's dedicated network of Capsat® Fleet77 distributors and service centres. This service network has already proven its high standard in serving Sailor Fleet customers.
The basic Capsat® Fleet55 package consists of a transceiver and an antenna together with a handset and cradle.
The terminal is an integrated communication center providing links to phones, fax machines, and even shipboard computer networks.
With its lightweight and compact transceiver and antenna, the Capsat® Fleet55 terminal is quick and easy to install.
The tracking antenna is 68 cm high, has a diameter of just 57 cm and weighs a mere 18 kg/40 lbs.
The antenna is line-replaceable and can be located up to 70 metres from the transceiver.
Every system is supplied with a CD-ROM containing Sailor's FleetCP configuration program. With this user-friendly software you could easily configure the system from a standard PC. Alternatively, the set-up could also be done through the standard handset.
The Capsat® Fleet55 terminal could act as a hub for communication via desktop phones, payphones, DECT cordless phones, and fax machines. Plus a whole array of commercially available ISDN applications could provide unprecedented quality and speed of voice, fax and/or data communications.
Together with an IP router, the Capsat® Fleet55 terminal could integrate the vessel 24 hours a day with onshore management systems via the Web, including full e-mail and Internet services from all shipboard PC workstations.
Inmarsat's Mobile Packet Data Service is a digital communication technology that sends data in discrete packets through channels shared by other users. Individual users are charged only for the amount of data they actually send, not for the time the channel remains open. This means that they can stay on-line all the time while significantly reducing the costs of actual transmissions.
MPDS is the most economic and convenient solution for e-mail, small to medium size file transfer, and constant online access to corporate intranets, extranets, applications, databases, and Internet services. MPDS could transform a ship into another client on the operator's world-wide network, bringing it within instant reach 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
The Capsat® Fleet55 terminal means that LANs (local area networks) and VPNs (virtual private networks) take on a whole new meaning, encompassing the globe every minute of every day. MPDS enables LANs and VPNs to offer ships at sea constant access to knowledge bases, filing systems, notice boards, communication media, and even e-commerce.
Position reporting, electronic charts, weather reports, maintenance schedules and automatic equipment, and machinery surveillance reports could now be transmitted and received as if the ship was in the office next door.
The Capsat® Fleet55 terminal also enables direct ISDN connection, for example for transmission of larger documents and files, video conferencing, web cams, etc.
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TT-3084A Capsat® Fleet77
The basic Capsat® Fleet77 package consists of a transceiver and an antenna together with a handset and cradle.
The terminal is an integrated communication center providing links to phones, fax machines, and even shipboard computer networks.
With its lightweight and compact transceiver and antenna, the Capsat® Fleet77 terminal is quick and easy to install.
The tracking antenna is 85 cm high, has a diameter of just 84 cm and weighs a mere 25 kg/55 lbs.
The antenna is line-replaceable, features a bottom flap for easy maintenance access, and can be located up to 70 metres from the transceiver.
The Capsat® Fleet77 transceiver provides a constant two-way link to Inmarsat satellites offering Inmarsat Fleet MPDS communication.
User-friendly software on the accompanying CD-ROM enables simple configuration from a standard PC.
The Capsat® Fleet77 transceiver and antenna provide the hub for online communication all the time via desktop phones, payphones, DECT phones, and fax machines. Together with an IP router, the Capsat® Fleet77 terminal can integrate the vessel 24 hours a day with onshore management systems via the Web, including full e-mail and Internet services from all shipboard PC workstations.
MPDS is a digital communication technology that packages data in a manner that enables it to be sent in discrete packets through channels shared by other users. Individual users are charged only for the amount of data they actually send, not for the time the channel remains open. This means that they can stay online all the time while significantly reducing the costs of actual transmissions.
MPDS is the most economic and convenient solution for e-mail, small to medium size file transfer, and constant online access to corporate intranets, extranets, applications, databases, and Internet services. MPDS transforms a remote vessel into just another node on the operator's worldwide network, bringing it within instant reach 24 hours a day, seven days a week.
The Capsat® Fleet77 terminal means that LANs (local area networks) and VPNs (virtual private networks) take on a whole new meaning, encompassing the globe every minute of every day. MPDS enables LANs and VPNs to offer ships at sea constant access to knowledge bases, filing systems, notice boards, communication media, and even e-commerce. Position reporting, electronic charts, weather reports, maintenance schedules and automatic equipment, and machinery surveillance reports can now be transmitted and received as if the ship was in the office next door. The Capsat® Fleet77 terminal also enables direct ISDN connection, for example for transmission of larger documents and files.
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TT-3064A Capsat® Maritime Telephone
Whether you own a private yacht, a large coaster, or a fishing vessel, the TT-3064A Capsat® Maritime Telephone is the ultimate choice.
It operates like a standard cellular phone, yet with a reach that spans the oceans. Due to its small size and low weight it is easy to use and install.
Via the Inmarsat satellite network the TT-3064A Capsat® Maritime Telephone keeps you in touch from almost all coastal waters throughout the world and on the high seas in the northern hemisphere.
The Capsat® Maritime Telephone is the perfect communication tool, handling telephone, fax, and e-mail/Internet messaging in a cost-effective manner, and putting worldwide communication at your fingertips.
With its lightweight and compact transceiver and antenna, the Capsat® Maritime Telephone takes just 1 1/2 hours to install. The tracking antenna is only 24 cm high, has a diameter of just 21 cm and weighs a mere 2.2 kg/11 lbs, making it the world's smallest automatic 2-way maritime tracking antenna. The antenna can be located up to 70 metres from the transceiver.
The Capsat® Maritime Telephone is highly competitive compared to existing satellite communication systems, both with regard to initial costs and operating expenses.
It is possible to protect a range of functions via a PIN code. A full call log function keeps track of the last 50 calls and an encryption option is available for maximum communication security. SIM card operation also provides the option of multiple user access and individual billing.
Optional Accessories for the TT-3064A Capsat® Maritime Telephone
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TT-3617A Fax/phone switch
Designed with 2 two-wire connections, the TT-3617A makes it possible to connect a fax machine as well as an additional telephone, PABX, or pay-phone.
The switch-box contains electronics for selection of the phone or fax connection and is automatically controlled by the transceiver.
Incoming fax calls are routed directly to the fax machine, and phone calls to the additional phone, PABX or pay-phone. During the call the non-active line is temporarily disconnected.
When an outgoing phone call is started, the fax line will be temporarily disconnected. When a outgoing fax call is started, the phone line will be temporarily disconnected.
In standby both connections will be ready to accept incoming calls.
Features
Extremely compact and low cost switch-box making connection of both fax machine and additional telephone, PABX, or pay-phone possible.
Ensures correct routing of fax and telephone calls.
Easy to connect and install. Ensures perfect looking installation (no additional cabling from the cradle!)
Automatic routing of both incoming and outgoing telephone and fax calls.
Configuration of the DTE-port to either cradle or switch-box output.
Operates with TT-3064A Capsat® Maritime Telephone and TT-3066A Capsat® Big Dish Telephone.
Works with transceiver software versions 1.13 and forth.
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