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JAN-701B
– routing exibility
Advanced route planning
The advanced nature of JRC’s new ECDIS system allows route planning
in di erent ways. Either plan your route by using the table editor, while
displaying current waypoint or graphically draw your next waypoint on the
chart. Editing the route is just as simple as inserting. Dedicated menus are
readily available to assist the mariner in e ective route planning. Not only can
you save the routes, but import favourite or commonly used les, even from
previously ECDIS models, using industry-standard CSV format.
During the voyage, you can add an alternative route, which can be displayed
simultaneously. You can move, insert, add and delete waypoints instantly
and easily exchange the alternative route with route in progress, at your own
convenience.
Editing the user maps
The JAN-701B provides a rich
suite of objects which you
single-handedly can enter, move,
insert and add on user maps.
The objects consist of symbols,
lines, areas and texts. From buoys
Track and time label
The vessels’ primary position is saved with a minimum interval of three seconds, and the tracking period on
the chart is displayed up to 24 hours. Conveniently mark your past track, choosing out of seven colours, eight
tracking periods, ten time intervals and eight nautical mile presets.
Route planning with
table editor while
displaying waypoints
Vessels’ position Time interval
Tracking period
Past tracking dots
A few examples
to buildings and harbour to seabed signals, JRC’s new ECDIS has a total of over 40 categories and 30 sub-categories,
which include more than 250 graphics readily available for endless possibilities.
The user map is linked to the chart, and even if there are multiple user maps, you can easily select or merge.
user map 2user map 1
chart chart
merge
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