Consilium Selesmar Radar

Consilium's 30 years of experience in the design and manufacture of Maritime Radar Systems is distinguished by innovative solutions.

Consilium's introduction of its new series of X-Band radars enhances and improves on those innovations to give the mariner an even clearer detection capability. This new range of radars are characterised by being lighter, smaller and more compact equipment, making installation so much easier, even on board smaller vessels.

Selux ARPA Radar Display

Selux ARPA displays are available in three configurations. The deck configuration, with an optional deck stand cabinet, which can also house the electronics and a modular configuration with monitor, keyboard and ARPA in three separate modulars. These can be flush mounted in a bridge console to suit the customer's preference.

Table top configurations, with the monitor and keyboard, are housed in an ergonomically designed console, with the ARPA electronics being housed in a separately mounted, bulkhead cabinet.

Excellent target detection Selux Radar Antenna

6' - 9' - 12' antennas with 20 or 40 rpm Rotation

Easy Installation

Consilium's compact up-mast configuration of its X-Band radar allows coupling direct between the transceiver and rotary joint. Simplification of the work required for installation reduces the RF losses significantly, which are usually accepted as the norm for mounting the transceiver in a separate cabinet in a 'down-mast' position. A single connector provides a plug-in interface with the radar console, making it unnecessary for the transceiver casting to be opened during installation. All analogue adjustments are made via the Selux console, which includes a built-in inter-switch.

Users have consistently commented on the very efficient and user-friendly interface of Consilium's Selesmar Selux. Its high-resolution, 19" or 23", LCD TFT colour display gives the user a clearly defined picture of the situation. Dedicated push-buttons for the most frequently used ARPA functions complement simple, clear menus and point-n-click virtual keys. And for optimal personal operation, there are user definable quick-keys, whilst EBL and VRM permit easy fine adjustments.

Selux updates have included enhanced manual STC, which automatically selects the correct sea shape, greater flexibility RS422 serial interfaces and more RS232 interfaces a well as the facility to use an external USB memory stick. Efficient on-line fault diagnostics and easy repair enhance and improve operational reliability.

Excellent target detection

Sea trials have proven this new generation of Selux X-Band radars as giving enhanced target detection, with clearer target resolution.
Superior resolution of small targets within the ship's vicinity improves safety and gives the operator the capability, even in heavy seas, of detecting small targets or rain clutter. It also ensures land contours are clearly visible.
ARPA and AIS Target Guard Zones
The functionality of both ARPA and AIS target identification is excellent and provides an activated Guard Zone, around the ship, with every target selected and checked automatically.
Heading stabilised and North stabilised guard zones.
Every AIS Target, selected or unselected, is automatically checked against minimum safety parameters and activated if dangerous.
Tracking facility for up to 200 targets
Displays AIS and Call Signs over the PPI area
AIS presentation can be switched on and off
AIS list provides easy way of selecting AIS targets and lists all AIS targets with their progressive id. number, range and name.
Alphabetical list of names or by distance - up to four elements can be selected
Selection, from the list, of the appropriate name easily identifies sleeping AIS targets
ARPA targets are also available from a similar list, but organised by range and level of danger, with low CPA and TCPA at the top of the list
All associated tracking such as past positions, auto-tracking or guard zones and trial manoeuvre are available simultaneously both for AIS and ARPA targets.
AIS and ARPA targets can be automatically combined with user defined parameters, thereby reducing graphical clutter on the PPI

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Main features:

Designed to meet new IEC 62388 Navigation Radar Standard
Deck configuration pedestal contains 12 kW or 25 kW transceiver to support 6'- 9'- 12' antennas
Solid state, modular construction
Mosfet technology based electronic modulator
#3 Generation, long-life magnetron (12 kW and 25 kW)
Low noise amplifier reduces overall noise figure
Micro-computer controls operations
Serial link with telemetry with remote control for adjustments
Power supply and modulator parameters include built-in test facilities
PDF jittering removes ambiguity caused by multiple-time-around echoes
Two different Sector Blanking - set during installation
Performance Monitoring
20 or 40 rpm Antenna Rotation

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