FCC ID: YYG-4300012 Class B SOTDMA AIS Transceiver with WiFi and BT

AIS Class B transceiver Installation and operation manual Thank you for purchasing this AIS Class B transceiver. This product has been engineered to offer you the highest level of performance and durability and we hope that it will provide many years of reliable service. We constantly strive to achieve the highest possible quality standards, should you encounter any problems with this product, please contact your dealer or support@em-trak.com who will be pleased to offer any assistance you require. Table of contents Table of contents 1 Notices ............................................................ 4 Safety warnings ............................................................................. 4 1.1 1.2 General notices.............................................................................. 4 2 About your AIS class B transceiver ............. 8 About AIS....................................................................................... 8 2.1 Static and dynamic vessel data ..................................................... 9 Important information for US customers ........................................ 9 Special features ............................................................................. 10 Product range ................................................................................ 11 2.6 What's in the box? ......................................................................... 12 2.7 Website support tools .................................................................... 12 2.8 Mobile app ..................................................................................... 13 Transceiver overview ..................................................................... 13 Installation ...................................................... 15 Preparing for Installation ................................................................ 15 Installation procedures................................................................... 20 4 Configuring your AIS transceiver................. 32 Switching on your AIS transceiver for the first time ....................... 32 4.1 Configuring your AIS transceiver ................................................... 32 Introduction to proAIS2 .................................................................. 33 Installing proAIS2........................................................................... 33 Configuration using proAIS2 .......................................................... 33 4.6 WiFi and Bluetooth Configuration using ProAIS2 .......................... 34 4.7 Configuration using the CONNECT-AIS ........................................ 37 5 Operation ........................................................ 38 Using the AIS transceiver .............................................................. 38 5.1 2.2 2.3 2.4 2.5 2.9 3 3.1 3.2 4.2 4.3 4.4 4.5 Page 1 Table of contents 5.2 5.3 Switch functions ............................................................................. 38 Indicator functions ......................................................................... 39 6 Voyage Data Recorder................................... 41 7 Technical Information.................................... 42 NMEA 2000 PGN List .................................................................... 42 7.1 8 Troubleshooting............................................. 45 9 Specifications................................................. 47 10 List of abbreviations...................................... 50 Page 2 List of figures and tables List of figures and tables Product variants................................................................... 11 Table 1 Items included with the product ........................................... 12 Figure 1 AIS transceiver overview ..................................................... 13 Figure 2 Electrical connections to the AIS transceiver....................... 14 Figure 3 Typical installation configuration without antenna splitter.... 16 Figure 4 Typical installation configuration with antenna splitter......... 17 Figure 5 AIS transceiver dimensions ................................................. 21 Figure 6 AIS transceiver mounting..................................................... 22 Figure 7 External GNSS antenna mounting....................................... 23 Figure 8 Figure 9 Position of the GNSS antenna connector ............................ 24 Figure 10 Position of the VHF antenna connector ............................... 24 Table 2 Colour coding of wires in the accessory cable..................... 26 Figure 11 Connecting an external switch............................................. 27 Figure 12 Connecting to the NMEA0183 data port .............................. 29 Figure 13 Position of the VHF radio connector .................................... 30 Figure 14 Connecting the power supply .............................................. 31 Figure 15 Typical mobile devices for WiFi and Bluetooth connection.. 35 Indicator location on the AIS transceiver unit ...................... 39 Figure 16 Table 3 NMEA 2000 PGN List .......................................................... 44 Page 3 Notices 1 Notices When reading this manual please pay attention to warnings marked with the warning triangle shown on the left. These are important messages for safety, installation and usage of the product. 1.1 Safety warnings This equipment must be installed in accordance with the instructions provided in this manual. This AIS transceiver is an aid to navigation and must not be relied upon to provide accurate navigation information. AIS is not a replacement for vigilant human lookouts and other navigation aids such as RADAR. The performance of the transceiver may be seriously impaired if not installed as instructed in the user manual, or due to other factors such as weather and or nearby transmitting devices. Compatibility with other systems may vary and is reliant on the third party systems recognising the standard outputs from the transceiver. The manufacturer reserves the right to update and change these specifications at any time and without notice. Do not install this equipment in a flammable atmosphere such as in an engine room or near to fuel tanks. 1.2 General notices 1.2.1 Position source All marine Automatic Identification System (AIS) transceivers utilise a satellite based location system such as the Global Positioning Satellite (GPS) network. The accuracy of a GNSS position fix is variable and is affected by factors such as the antenna positioning, how many satellites are used to determine a position and how long satellite information has been received for.

Page 4 Notices 1.2.2 Compass safe distance The compass safe distance of this unit is 0.2m or greater for 0.3 deviation. 1.2.3 RF emissions notice Caution: The AIS transceiver generates and radiates radio frequency electromagnetic energy. This equipment must be installed and operated according to the instructions contained in this manual. Failure to do so can result in personal injury and / or AIS transceiver malfunction. Caution: Never operate the AIS transceiver unless it is connected to a VHF antenna. To maximise performance and minimise human exposure to radio frequency electromagnetic energy you must make sure that the antenna is mounted at least 1.5 metres away from the AIS transceiver and is connected to the AIS transceiver before power is applied. The system has a Maximum Permissible Exposure (MPE) radius of 1.5m. This has been determined assuming the maximum power of the AIS transceiver and using antennas with a maximum gain of 3dBi.The antenna should be mounted 3.5m above the deck in order to meet RF exposure requirements. Higher gain antennas will require a greater MPE radius. Do not operate the unit when anyone is within the MPE radius of the antenna (unless they are shielded from the antenna field by a grounded metallic barrier). The antenna should not be co-located or operated in conjunction with any other transmitting antenna. The required antenna impedance is 50 Ohms. 1.2.4 Warranty This product accompanying warranty information. is supplied with standard warranty as defined in the 1.2.5 Disposal of this product and packaging Please dispose of the AIS transceiver in accordance with the European WEEE Directive or with the applicable local regulations for disposal of electrical equipment. Every effort has been made to ensure the packaging for this product is recyclable. Please dispose of the packaging in an environmentally friendly manner. Page 5 Notices 1.2.6 Accuracy of this manual The AIS transceiver may be upgraded from time to time and future versions of the AIS transceiver may therefore not correspond exactly with this manual. Information contained in this manual is liable to change without notice. The manufacturer of this product disclaims any liability for consequences arising from omissions or inaccuracies in this manual and any other documentation provided with this product. 1.2.7 Radio Equipment Directive The manufacturer of this product declares that this product is in compliance with the essential requirements and other provisions of the Radio Equipment Directive 2014/53/EU and as such displays the CE mark. The RED declaration of conformity is provided as part of this documentation pack. The declaration of conformity is provided with the product document pack. 1.2.8 FCC notice This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates, uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation. Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

WARNING: It is a violation of the rules of the Federal Communications Commission to input an MMSI that has not been properly assigned to the end user, or to otherwise input any inaccurate data in this device. Page 6 Notices 1.2.9 Industry Canada notice This device complies with Industry Canada license-exempt RSS standard(s). Operation is subject to the following two conditions:

1. This device may not cause interference, and 2. This device must accept any interference, including interference that may cause undesired operation of the device. This Class B digital apparatus complies with Canadian ICES-003. Le prsent appareil est conforme aux CNR d'Industrie Canada applicables aux appareils radio exempts de licence. L'exploitation est autorise aux deux conditions suivantes:

1. L'appareil ne doit pas produire de brouillage, et 2. L'utilisateur de l'appareil doit accepter tout brouillage radiolectrique subi, mme si le brouillage est susceptible d'en compromettre le Fonctionne-

ment. Cet appareil numrique de la classe B est conforme la norme NMB-003 du Canada. Page 7 About your AIS class B transceiver 2 About your AIS class B transceiver 2.1 About AIS The marine Automatic Identification System (AIS) is a location and vessel information reporting system. It allows vessels equipped with AIS to automatically and dynamically share and regularly update their position, speed, course and other information such as vessel identity with similarly equipped vessels. Position is derived from the Global Navigation Satellite System (GNSS) and communication between vessels is by Very High Frequency (VHF) digital transmissions. There are a number of types of AIS device as follows:

Class A transceivers. These are similar to class B transceivers, but are designed to be fitted to large vessels such as cargo ships and large passenger vessels. Class A transceivers transmit at a higher VHF signal power than class B transceivers and therefore can be received by more distant vessels. They also transmit Class A transceivers are mandatory on all vessels over 300 gross tonnes on international voyages and certain types of passenger vessels under SOLAS regulations. Class B transceivers. Similar to class A transceivers in many ways, but are normally lower cost due to the less stringent performance requirements. Class B transceivers transmit at a lower power and at a lower reporting rate than class A transceivers. AIS base stations. AIS base stations are used by Vessel Traffic transmissions of AIS to monitor and control the Systems transceivers. Aids to Navigation (AtoN) transceivers. AtoNs are transceivers mounted on buoys or other hazards to shipping which transmit details of their location to the surrounding vessels. AIS receivers. AIS receivers will generally receive transmissions from class A transceivers, class B transceivers, AtoNs and AIS base stations but do not transmit any information about the vessel on which they are installed. Page 8 About your AIS class B transceiver This product is an AIS Class B transceiver. 2.2 Static and dynamic vessel data There are two categories of information transmitted by an AIS transceiver:

static and dynamic data. The vessel's dynamic data, which includes location, speed over ground

(SOG) and course over ground (COG), is calculated automatically using the internal GNSS receiver. Static data is information about the vessel which must be programmed into the AIS transceiver. This includes:

Maritime Mobile Service Identity (MMSI) Vessel name Vessel call sign (if available) Vessel type Vessel dimensions In most countries the operation of an AIS transceiver is included under the vessel's marine VHF license provisions. The vessel on to which the AIS unit is to be installed must therefore possess a current VHF radiotelephone license which lists the AIS system, vessel Call Sign and MMSI number.

An MMSI number is required in order for the AIS transceiver to operate. Please contact the relevant authority in your country for more information. 2.3 Important information for US customers There are specific laws in the USA regarding the configuration of AIS class B transceivers. If you are a US resident and intend to use your AIS class B transceiver in US waters, you should make sure that your retailer has configured your product prior to supplying it to you. If your AIS transceiver has not been pre-

configured please contact your dealer or support@em-trak.com for details of how to have it configured. Page 9 About your AIS class B transceiver

In the United States of America, the MMSI and static data must only be entered by a competent installer. The end user of the equipment is not authorised to enter their own vessel data. 2.4 Special features Some variants of this AIS Transceiver are WiFi and Bluetooth enabled, allowing for AIS data to be streamed from the transceiver to a 3rd party device or to the em-trak app CONECT-AIS. WiFi and Bluetooth enabled transceivers also provide an in-built vessel data logger which will continuously record its own GNSS position and can be downloaded using proAIS2 or CONNECT-AIS. Page 10 About your AIS class B transceiver 2.5 Product range The em-trak AIS Class B transceivers are available with several different feature options This manual covers the following product variants. See table below. Model No Transmission standard Internal antenna splitter WiFi and Bluetooth Voyage data recording B921 B922 B923 B924 B951 B952 B953 B954 CSTDMA CSTDMA CSTDMA CSTDMA SOTDMA SOTDMA SOTDMA SOTDMA Table 3 Product variants No No Yes Yes No No Yes Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes No Yes Page 11 About your AIS class B transceiver 2.6 What's in the box?

Figure 1 shows the items included with your AIS transceiver purchase. The following sections give a brief overview of each item. If any of the items are not present contact your dealer or support@em-trak.com. Class B AIS transceiver Power and data cable Documentation pack FLEXI-FIT bracket system Fixings kit VHF radio accessory cable

(B923, B924, B953 and B954 only) Figure 1 Items included with the product 2.7 Website support tools The em-trak website has various tools to support the installer and user (See www.em-trak.com/installation):

proAIS2 software tool. configure the AIS transceiver. Please refer to section 4 for details of the configuration process and how to use the proAIS2 tool. English and alternative language versions of the product manual. The manual should be read thoroughly prior to any attempt to install or use the AIS transceiver. Page 12 About your AIS class B transceiver 2.8 Mobile app An em-trak mobile app CONNECT-AIS is available for Apple and Android devices from the App store and Google play. 2.9 Transceiver overview indicator lights indicator lights Power and data NMEA 2000 NMEA 2000 Power and data Mounting bracket NMEA 2000 Mounting bracket B921, B922, B951 and B952 B923, B924, B953 and B954 GNSS antenna VHF antenna GNSS antenna VHF antenna VHF radio Figure 2 AIS transceiver overview Page 13 About your AIS class B transceiver 2.9.1 Electrical connections The AIS transceiver has the following electrical connections:

Power supply NMEA0183 data ports for connection to chart plotters or other NMEA0183 compatible equipment USB for connection to a PC or Mac External switch input for silent mode control NMEA2000 port for connection to an existing NMEA2000 network. In addition on the B921, B922, B951 and B952 transceivers there are two other connections for the VHF antenna and a GNSS antenna. Figure 3 shows an overview of the electrical connections to the AIS transceiver. On the B923, B924, B953 and B953 transceivers there are three other connections for the VHF antenna, VHF Radio input and a GNSS antenna. Figure 3 shows an overview of the electrical connections to the AIS transceiver. Power in Switch NMEA0183 devices AIS Class B transceiver Figure 3 Electrical connections to the AIS transceiver Page 14 Installation 3 Installation 3.1 Preparing for Installation Before starting the installation you will need to download the manual and ProAIS2 software from the em-trak website www.em-trak.com/installation. If you have a WiFi and Bluetooth enabled variant you can configure the unit using your mobile phone and CONNECT-AIS, the app available for download from the App Store and Google Play. Figure 4 shows a typical installation configuration for the AIS transceiver without an antenna splitter. Figure 5 shows a typical installation configuration for the AIS transceiver with an antenna splitter. Page 15 Installation Please take the time to familiarise yourself with the system elements and their connections prior to attempting installation. GNSS antenna

(Optional) VHF antenna Chartplotter Power in Switch AIS Class B transceiver USB NMEA 0183 device NMEA 2000 Figure 4 Typical installation configuration without antenna splitter Page 16 Installation VHF radio GNSS antenna

(Optional) VHF antenna Chartplotter Power in Switch AIS Class B transceiver USB NMEA 0183 device NMEA 2000 Figure 5 Typical installation configuration with antenna splitter In addition to the items provided with your AIS transceiver the following items may also be required for the installation:

3.1.1 Screwdriver A small flat-headed screwdriver will be required to tighten the screw in the mounting bracket. Page 17 Installation 3.1.2 VHF antenna Connection to a suitable VHF antenna will be required for the AIS transceiver to receive and transmit. The standard transceiver variants will require an AIS antenna (tuned to 162MHz) for optimum performance. Transceiver/splitter variants will require a broadband antenna (tuned to 159MHz) so it will be compatible with both VHF radio (156MHz) and AIS

(162MHz). Please take note of the warnings in section 1 regarding the use of antennas. 3.1.3 Optional switch A switch can be connected to the transceiver to enable and disable

'silent mode' (see section 3.2). A latching toggle switch is recommended for this feature. 3.1.4 VHF antenna cable Please check that the VHF antenna you intend to use has sufficient cable to reach between the VHF antenna and the AIS transceiver unit. If it is not sufficient you will need an extension cable. RG-58 or RG-8X can be used for short distances, however for longer runs we would recommend a low loss cable like RG-213. For reference the VHF antenna connector type on the AIS transceiver unit is SO 239, and it is intended to mate with a PL 259 connector. 3.1.5 Power cable The AIS transceiver unit is supplied with a two metre long power and data cable. If you require a longer cable to reach your power supply, please ensure the it is capable of carrying currents up to 2A peak / 200mA nominal for the B92x variants, and 2.5A peak / 220mA nominal for the B95x variants. Means of connecting the cables together will also be required, and we recommend ScotchlokTM connectors for this purpose. 3.1.6 Chart plotter Your AIS transceiver can be interfaced with a chartplotter to display other vessels equipped with AIS. Please refer to the user manual supplied with your chart plotter for details of how to connect and configure your chart plotter Page 18 Installation for use with AIS devices. Depending on the interfaces supported by your chartplotter, you can connect in the following ways:

NMEA 0183 - we recommend that 38400 baud is used for outputting AIS data. This is also known as NMEA HS by some manufacturers. NMEA 2000 - you can connect to an existing NMEA 2000 network using a drop cable. This will allow you to output AIS data to any compatible devices that are connected on the network. WiFi - you can send AIS data over WiFi to any compatible chartplotter. This only applies to WiFi and Bluetooth enabled variants. 3.1.7 USB cable A micro USB cable will be required to connect the transceiver to a PC or laptop. This will be necessary if your transceiver is not already programmed. Configuration over USB requires our software tool, proAIS2. The USB interface can also be used to output AIS data to suitable navigation software installed on a PC or laptop. This is not required for WiFi and Bluetooth enabled variants, which can also be configured using the CONNECT-AIS app. 3.1.8 Mobile devices WiFi and Bluetooth enabled transceivers can be connected wirelessly to any compatible mobile device. Data can be streamed to three devices simultaneously when in Access Point mode. You can use a smart phone to configure the transceiver using the CONNECT-

AIS app, available for download from the App Store and Google Play. Page 19 Installation 3.2 Installation procedures Before beginning installation of your AIS transceiver, please ensure you have any necessary additional items as detailed in section 3.1. It is strongly recommended that you read all of the instructions in this manual prior to installation. If after reading this manual you are unsure about any element of the installation process please contact your dealer or support@em-trak.com for advice. The following sections explain the installation process step by step for each of the main elements of the system. Step 1 - Installing the AIS transceiver Please note the following guidelines when selecting a location for your AIS transceiver:

The AIS transceiver must be fitted in a location where it is at least 0.2m from a compass or any magnetic device. There should be adequate space around the AIS transceiver for routing of cables. See Figure 6 for details of the AIS transceiver dimensions. The ambient temperature around the AIS transceiver should be maintained between -25C and +55C. The AIS transceiver should not be located in a flammable or hazardous atmosphere such as in an engine room or near to fuel tanks. The transceiver should be mounted horizontally, with the LEDs facing up, for optimum performance of the internal GNSS antenna. A mounting bracket and four self tapping screws are supplied for attachment of the AIS transceiver to a suitable surface. Please refer to Figure 7 for guidance. The AIS transceiver should be mounted in a location where the indicators are readily visible as they provide important information on the status of the AIS transceiver. Page 20 Installation m m 5 1 1 The transceiver should be mounted at least 1m away from sources of interference like VHF radios, transmitting antennas, radar, etc. 150 mm 43 mm m m 5 1 1 150 mm Figure 6 AIS transceiver dimensions 1. Mount the bracket to the suitable surface using the four self-tapping screws provided. A mounting template is provided to assist with drilling the correct hole positions. 2. Connect all the RF and power and data cables. 3. Clip the AIS transceiver onto the security bracket by lining up the two tabs with the corresponding slots and sliding the unit down. The tab on the unit should then engage with the slot in the mounting bracket. 4. Screw the captive security screw in the bracket into the AIS transceiver to lock it in place. See Figure 7 Page 21 Installation FLEXI-FIT bracket system Figure 7 AIS transceiver mounting Page 22 Installation Step 2 - Installing an optional external GNSS antenna (Not supplied) The unit has an internal GNSS antenna. There is also the facility to connect an optional external GNSS antenna, which is available for purchase from em-

trak. Please contact support@em-trak for more information. Please note the following guidelines when installing an external GNSS antenna. You will require a one inch 14 TPI threaded pole to mount the GNSS antenna. entire sky. You should ensure the GNSS antenna has a good clear view of the The GNSS antenna should not be mounted up a mast where the motion of the vessel will cause the antenna to swing and potentially reduce the position accuracy. Do not mount your antenna in the direct path of a radar or any other transmitting equipment. Feed the ten metre long cable attached to the GNSS antenna cable through the pole and screw the antenna onto the pole mount as shown in Figure 8. Route the cable to your AIS transceiver unit. Connect the cable from the GNSS antenna to the GNSS connector on the AIS transceiver as shown in Figure 9. Figure 8 External GNSS antenna mounting Page 23 Installation B921, B922, B951 and B952 B923, B924, B953 and B954 GNSS antenna GNSS antenna Figure 9 Position of the GNSS antenna connector Step 3 - Connecting the VHF antenna Route the cable from the VHF antenna to the AIS transceiver and connect to the VHF connector on the AIS transceiver as shown in Figure 10. The standard transceiver variants (B921, B922, B951 and B952) will require an AIS antenna (tuned to 162MHz) for optimum performance. Transceiver/splitter variants (B923, B924, B953 and B954) will require a broadband antenna (tuned to 159MHz) so it will be compatible with both VHF radio (156MHz) and AIS (162MHz). The connector type on the AIS transceiver is SO239. The VHF antenna requires a PL259 connector to mate with this. If your VHF antenna does not use this type of connector please contact your dealer or support@em-

trak.com for details of available adapters. B921, B922, B951 and B952 B923, B924, B953 and B954 VHF antenna VHF antenna Figure 10 Position of the VHF antenna connector Page 24 Installation Step 4 - Connecting the accessory cable An accessory cable is supplied with the product to provide connections to power, the external switch, the NMEA0183 data ports and USB. The cable has a pre-molded connector at one end which should be connected to the connector on the unit marked 'POWER/0183'. The other end of the cable has twelve colour coded bare wires ready for connection.The table below in Figure 1 lists the function of each colour coded wire for reference. Wire col-

our Description Function Power in +

Power in -

Power supply connections Switch connection External switch connections for silent mode High speed NMEA0183 out-

put (38,400baud) intended for connection to chart plot-

ters Red Black Light Green Brown Blue White Green Orange Switch connection NMEA0183 port 1 TX+

NMEA0183 port 1TX-

NMEA0183 port 1 RX+

NMEA0183 port 1 RX-

Page 25 Installation Purple NMEA0183 port 2 TX+

Pink Grey NMEA0183 port 2TX-

NMEA0183 port 2 RX+

Yellow NMEA0183 port 2 RX-

Low speed NMEA port

(4,800baud) intended for connection to other NMEA0183 compatible sen-

sors for multiplexing of data to the chart plotter Table 5 Colour coding of wires in the accessory cable

Please check your wiring very carefully before applying power to the product. Failure to wire the product correctly could result in permanent damage. Page 26 Installation

Step 5 - Connecting an external switch A toggle switch can be connected to the AIS transceiver to provide remote control of silent mode. Connect the toggle switch between the light green and orange wires as shown in Figure 11. Connection of an external switch to toggle silent mode is optional and not essential for normal operation of the product. Do not connect a voltage source across the switch inputs as this may damage the transceiver. Light green Orange Switch connection Switch connection Red Black Brown Blue White Green Purple Pink Grey Yellow Power in +

Power in Transmit +

Transmit Receive +

Receive Transmit +

Transmit Receive +

Receive NMEA0183 Port 1 NMEA0183 Port 2 Page 27 Figure 11 Connecting an external switch Installation Step 6 - Connection to an NMEA2000 network The AIS transceiver can be connected to an existing NMEA 2000 network to provide AIS and position data to other connected devices such as chartplotters, instruments, sensors, etc. Connection is made by a Micro-C drop cable. This item is not supplied so you will need to purchase one from your local dealer. Starter kits are available to purchase if you do not already have an NMEA 2000 network. The list of supported NMEA 2000 data (PGNs) is detailed in Section 7.1 Step 7 - Connecting to NMEA0183 compatible equipment The NMEA0183 data ports allows connection to your chart plotter or other NMEA0183 compatible equipment. Each port consists of four wires colour coded as shown in Table 5and in Figure 12. Other manufacturers may use different signal names, however the following general guidelines will apply:

positive signals should be connected together negative signals should be connected together transmit signals should be connected to receive signals and vice versa. Please refer to your equipment manual for more information. The AIS transceiver has a configurable high speed port which operates at 38,400baud at default. The port is intended primarily to connect to a chart plotter, but can used to connect to other NMEA0183 devices. Please ensure your equipment is configured to use the correct baud rate. Both ports support bi-directional multiplexing, which means that any data received on port 1 will be automatically output on port 2, and vice versa. This can be useful when connecting to a chartplotter that only has a single NMEA0183 port, so a sensor can be connected to port 2 on the transceiver, where the received sensor data will combine with AIS data and get output on port 1. Page 28 Installation Light green Orange Switch connection Switch connection Red Black Brown Blue White Green Purple Pink Grey Yellow Power in +

Power in Transmit +

Transmit Receive +

Receive Transmit +

Transmit Receive +

Receive NMEA0183 Port 1 38,400baud

(chart plotter) NMEA0183 Port 2 4,800baud

(other NMEA0183 device) Figure 12 Connecting to the NMEA0183 data port Step 8 - USB Connection A micro USB cable will be required to connect the transceiver to a PC or laptop. This item is not supplied but is widely available for purchase. USB drivers will need to be installed for Windows operating systems

(Windows 7 and up). These are installed automatically by using either Windows Update or when installing proAIS2. proAIS2 is available for download from www.em-trak.com/installation USB drivers are typically not required for MacOS X operating systems. Page 29 Installation Step 9 - Connecting the VHF radio (applies to splitter variants only) A standard marine band VHF radio can be connected to the splitter variants of the transceiver, so that one VHF antenna can be used for both VHF radio and AIS. Using the supplied VHF radio accessory cable, route the cable from the VHF radio connector to the AIS transceiver connector shown in Figure 13. Both ends of the supplied cable are fitted with PL-259 connectors, which are designed to mate with corresponding SO-239 connectors. B923, B924, B953 and B954 only Figure 13 Position of the VHF radio connector VHF radio Page 30 Installation Step 10 - Connecting to a power supply The AIS transceiver requires a 12V or 24V power supply, typically provided by the vessel's battery to operate correctly. It is recommended that crimped and soldered lugs are used to connect the AIS transceiver to the power source via a suitable circuit breaker and/or 3A fuse block. The red and black wires as shown in Figure 14 need to be connected as follows:

1. Connect the red wire to a 12V or 24V power supply positive terminal. 2. Connect the black wire to the supply negative terminal. Light green Orange Switch connection Switch connection Red Black Brown Blue White Green Purple Pink Grey Yellow Power in +

Power in Transmit +

Transmit Receive +

Receive Transmit +

Transmit Receive +

Receive NMEA0183 Port 1 NMEA0183 Port 2 Page 31 Figure 14 Connecting the power supply Configuring your AIS transceiver 4 Configuring your AIS transceiver Your AIS transceiver will only be able to transmit once it has been programmed with appropriate vessel data. The minimum required data is MMSI number, vessel name, and vessel type. 4.1 Switching on your AIS transceiver for the first time When power is applied to the transceiver for the first time all the status indicators will flash briefly, leaving only the amber and red indicators illuminated. Once the transceiver is successfully configured only the green indicator will be illuminated once power is applied. 4.2 Configuring your AIS transceiver Depending on the variant of transceiver there are three ways in which your AIS transceiver can be configured:

1. Configuration in advance by your dealer or installer. If your AIS transceiver has been configured for you by your dealer or installer you can proceed to section 5. This is required for customers who have a vessel registered in the US. 2. Configuration using proAIS2 proAIS2 can be used to program your transceiver. This applies to all variants. proAIS2 is available to download from www.em-trak.com/installation If your vessel is registered in the US you are not permitted to program the transceiver yourself. 3. Configuration using CONNECT-AIS. WiFi and Bluetooth enabled variants of the transceiver can be configured using the CONNECT-AIS app. CONNECT-AIS is available for download from the App Store and Google Play. Page 32 Configuring your AIS transceiver

US Customers only: It is a violation of the rules of the Federal Communications Commission for the end user to program the vessel data. The vessel data must only be programmed by a competent installer. If your AIS transceiver has not been pre-configured for you please refer to your dealer or support@em-trak.com for advice on how to have the AIS transceiver configured by a competent installer. 4.3 Introduction to proAIS2 proAIS2 is available for download from www.em-trak.com/installation This software tool can be used to configure your vessel data, check the GNSS antenna performance, view details on surrounding vessels, and monitor and diagnose the performance of the transceiver. proAIS2 is designed to be installed and used with a PC or Mac connected to the AIS transceiver via USB using a USB cable (Not supplied). 4.4 Installing proAIS2 1. Download and extract the zip file to your local PC or laptop. For Windows installations you will need to open the 'en-us' folder and run the setup.exe or proAIS2.msi files before following the on-screen prompts. For MacOS X installations you will need to open the OSX folder and run the proAIS2.dmg file. 2. If a security warning appears, click 'Install' to continue with the installation. 3. For Windows installations, the USB drivers can be optionally installed at the same time. This will be required to allow your PC or laptop to recog-

nise the transceiver COM port. Once installation is complete, a start menu folder and shortcut can be created for future use. 4.5 Configuration using proAIS2 For configuration purposes only, it is possible to power the AIS transceiver via its USB connection. This is useful if you wish to configure your AIS transceiver away from the vessel power supply. The AIS transceiver will not transmit or receive any data whilst powered by USB only. Page 33 You will require the following information in order to configure your AIS transceiver:

Configuring your AIS transceiver MMSI Vessel name Vessel type Vessel dimensions and position of your GNSS antenna installation. For further assistance in configuring your AIS transceiver please refer to the Help menu within proAIS2.

Please ensure that you enter all vessel data accurately. Failure to do so could result in other vessels failing to identify your vessel correctly. The vessel MMSI can only be programmed once using proAIS2, please take care to program your MMSI correctly. If you need to change the MMSI for any reason, please contact your dealer or support@em-trak.com who for support. 4.6 WiFi and Bluetooth Configuration using ProAIS2 This section applies to AIS transceivers with the WiFi and Bluetooth feature only. (B922, B924, B952 and B954) Using the proAIS2 software, the WiFi and Bluetooth feature can be configured for a user's specific needs. Connect the AIS transceiver to the computer with a USB cable and apply external power (12-24V). Run the proAIS2 software and press the Connect button. 4.6.1 WiFi configuration By selecting the WiFi tab on proAIS2, you are able to configure the various WiFi parameters. The WiFi interface supports both Client and Access Point modes. Client mode will allow your transceiver to join an existing network. Access Point mode enables your transceiver to create it's own network. The following parameters can be configured:

Page 34 Configuring your AIS transceiver WiFi network name (the SSID will be blank, any name can be entered by user), IP address of the network (e.g. 192.168.0.1) Password - Any 8 characters or more. WiFi Channel - Preferably 1, 6, or 11). Port address (e.g. 2002) Once the Write Configuration button is pressed on proAIS2, the WiFi feature will be enabled with these settings. Tablet Laptop Class B AIS transceiver Smartphone Figure 15 Typical mobile devices for WiFi and Bluetooth connection. 4.6.2 Location Requirements A number of factors can affect the WiFi and Bluetooth propagation. For optimum performance we recommend that the transceiver is installed near the center of the boat to provide a consistent signal across all areas. Consider testing the reception to ensure you're happy before you mount the bracket and transceiver. 4.6.3 Distance and signal strength The distance between WiFi and Bluetooth products should always be kept to a minimum. Products installed close to their maximum WiFi range may Page 35 Configuring your AIS transceiver experience slow connection speeds, signal dropouts or not being able to connect at all. 4.6.4 Line of sight and obstacles For best results, WiFi and Bluetooth products should have a clear, direct line of sight to the transceiver. Any physical obstruction can degrade or even block the signal. The construction of your vessel can also have an impact on performance. For example, metal structural bulk heads and roofing, power cables and reflective surfaces can reduce and in certain situations, block the signal. The AIS transceiver should be installed at least 1m(3ft) away from:

Other WiFi enabled products Transmitting products that send wireless signals in the same Other electrical, electronic or electromagnetic equipment that may frequency range generate interference. Page 36 Configuring your AIS transceiver 4.7 Configuration using the CONNECT-AIS Once CONNECT-AIS is installed on your smart-phone you will need to carry out the following to configure your transceiver:

1. Ensure the AIS transceiver is installed correctly and is powered up by 12 -

24V. 2. Start CONNECT-AIS. You will see a welcome screen. 3. Select Lets Begin and the Setting up your AIS screen will appear 4. If you have all your correct vessel information available select Im ready You will then see the Connect to your devices screen which will show all the available WiFi devices within range. 5. Select the number of the AIS transceiver being configured (this is printed on a label on the side of the unit). Create a connection. You will see a message confirming you are connected. 6. CONNECT-AIS will now guide you through configuring your vessel infor-

mation. Complete the information boxes with the relevant vessel informa-

tion and select Next when done. 7. Insert the vessel dimensions and select Next when done 8. Select the position of your GNSS antenna aboard the vessel. (If you are using the internal GNSS antenna within the AIS transceiver then select the position of the AIS transceiver instead). Select Complete when done. 9. CONNECT-AIS will now display the active chart display which will show other vessels with AIS in the vicinity. The next time you open CONNECT-AIS it will connect automatically and go straight to the home screen. Page 37 Operation 5 Operation 5.1 Using the AIS transceiver Once the unit has been configured it is ready for use. Providing other vessels installed with AIS transceivers are within radio range of your vessel you should see their details appear on your chart plotter, PC / laptop or mobile device. Please note that your full vessel details may not be visible to other vessels immediately as static data messages (containing vessel name, call sign, etc) are required to be transmitted every 6 minutes. 5.2 Switch functions Using the instructions in Section 3.2 an external switch provides the ability to set the AIS transceiver into 'silent mode'. In silent mode the transmission of your own vessel position ceases, whilst the reception of other vessel's AIS position continues. When silent mode is active the blue indicator will be illuminated.This is also reflected in the Diagnostics tab of proAIS2.

When silent mode is active other vessels will not be able to receive your vessel information on their AIS devices. Your navigational safety may be compromised as a result. Page 38 Operation 5.3 Indicator functions The AIS transceiver includes four coloured indicators as shown in Figure 16. The state of the indicators provide information regarding the status of the AIS transceiver. Indicator lights Figure 16 Indicator location on the AIS transceiver unit The meaning of each indicator is shown in the table below Figure 16 shows the indicator positions on the AIS transceiver. Green indicator The AIS transceiver is configured and powered up. Red indicator The AIS transceiver has detected a system error. The likely causes of this are detailed in the troubleshooting guide in Section 8. Alarms displayed in the Diagnostic tab of proAIS2 will also assist with troubleshooting. Blue indicator When silent mode is activated using the optional silent mode switch the transmitter is disabled. Page 39 Operation Amber indicator The AIS transceiver is not transmitting. This can be for a number of reasons:

The AIS radio channels are exceptionally busy so there are currently no available slots for transmission. The unit has been in silent mode and after deactivating silent mode this amber indicator will illuminate until the first AIS message has been sent The AIS transceiver has been commanded by the local authority (via an AIS base station) to cease transmissions. Page 40 Voyage Data Recorder 6 Voyage Data Recorder This feature is available on AIS transceivers with the WiFi and Bluetooth Features only (B922, B924, B952 and B954). The transceiver will log your own position at regular intervals if your position has changed by more than 10m. Data is stored for 30 days. The VDR log can be retrieved from the VDR tab within proAIS2. The start and end dates of the log file are interrogated so you can select a date range to download. Once the date range is selected you need to select the download location. Data is saved as RMC sentences, which can be decoded and displayed by a range of on-line tools and navigation applications. Page 41 Technical Information 7 Technical Information 7.1 NMEA 2000 PGN List The PGNs listed in Table 10 are supported by the AIS transceiver. There are no unused fields PGN

(Dec.) PGN

(Hex.) Title in NMEA database Usage NMEA 0183 059392 0E800 ISO Acknowledgment in, out 059904 0EA00 ISO Request 060416 0EC00 ISO Transport Protocol -

Data 060160 0EB00 ISO Transport Protocol -

Connection in, out in, out in, out 060928 0EE00 ISO Address Claim in, out 065240 0FED8 ISO Commanded Address in 126208 1ED00 Group Function in, out 126464 1EE00 PGN list - Group Function in, out 126992 1F010 System time 126993 1F011 Heartbeat out out 126996 1F014 Product Information in, out Page 42 Technical Information PGN

(Dec.) PGN

(Hex.) Title in NMEA database Usage NMEA 0183 126998 1F016 Configuration Information out 127250 1F112 Vessel Heading HDT/THS 127251 1F113 Rate if Turn 129025 1F801 GNSS Position (Rapid Update) 129026 1F802 GNSS Direction data 129029 1F805 GNSS Position data 129038 1F80E 129039 1F80F AIS Class A Position Report AIS Class B Position Report 129040 1F810 AIS Class B Extended Position Report 129794 1FB02 AIS Class A Static and Voyage Related Data 129795 1FB03 AIS Addressed Binary Message 129796 1FB04 AIS Acknowledge 129797 1FB05 AIS Binary Broadcast Message in in out out out out out out out out out out out 129041 1F811 AIS AtoN Report VDM/VDO 129793 1FB01 AIS UTC and Date Report out VDM/VDO ROT RMC RMC RMC VDM/VDO VDM/VDO VDM/VDO VDM/VDO VDM/VDO VDM/VDO VDM/VDO Page 43 Technical Information PGN

(Dec.) PGN

(Hex.) Title in NMEA database Usage NMEA 0183 129798 1FB06 AIS SAR Aircraft Position Report 129801 1FB09 AIS Addressed SRM 129802 1FB0A AIS Safety Broadcast Binary Message 129809 1FB11 129810 1FB12 AIS Class B CS Static Data Report Part A AIS Class B CS Static Data Report Part B Table 10 NMEA 2000 PGN List out out out out out VDM/VDO VDM/VDO VDM/VDO VDM/VDO VDM/VDO Page 44 Troubleshooting 8 Troubleshooting Issue Possible cause and remedy No indicators are illuminated Check that the power supply is connected correctly. The red error indicator is flashing Check that the power supply is a 12V or 24V supply. There may be a problem with the VHF antenna sys-

tem. This can be confirmed using proAIS2. If the

'High VSWR' alarm is active please check for the fol-

lowing:

Faulty VHF antenna/cable/connectors The red 'error'

indicator is illuminated Poor connection at the VHF antenna/cable/

connectors Suitability of the VHF antenna (for AIS only we recommend antennas tuned to 162MHz / for splitter variants we recommend antennas tuned to 159MHz) VHF antenna location (ensure that is isn't mounted near other transmitting antennas or sources of interference, metal structures, or other obstructions) Check that the unit is programed with a valid MMSI number. This can be confirmed using the Configuration tab in proAIS2 Check that the GNSS antenna has a stable position fix. This can be confirmed using the GNSS Status tab in proAIS2 Check that the power supply is within 12 - 24V. This can be confirmed using the Diagnostics tab of proAIS2 Page 45 indicator flashes while the The amber transceiver searches for a position fix. If it takes longer than a minute you can check the performance of the GNSS antenna by using the GNSS Status tab of proAIS2 Check that the signal wires are connected correctly. Check that the baud rate matches both the transceiver and the chart plotter. Confirm that other vessels are within radio range and that they are displayed on the Other Vessels tab of proAIS2. Static data (containing vessel name, call sign, etc) is transmitted every 6 minutes so it may take a few transmissions before all the vessel data is displayed. reports contain critical data Position like position, MMSI number, vessel speed, etc and this is transmitted more regularly. I can't establish a connection using WiFi or Bluetooth Check that the transceiver is powered by 12 -

24V the configuration parameters using Check proAIS2 Check that there are no obstructions between the transceiver and mobile device Check that there are no sources of interference nearby If the guidance given above does not rectify the problem you are experiencing, please contact your dealer or support@em-trak.com for further assistance. Troubleshooting The amber indicator is flashing continuously No data is being received by the chart plotter My vessel name isn't being received by other vessels Page 46 Specifications 9 Specifications Parameter Value Dimensions Weight Power GNSS Receiver

(AIS Internal) Electrical Interfaces 149 x 118 x 47 mm (L x W x H) Transceiver only variants 380g Transceiver with splitter variants 345g DC (9.6V - 31.2V) Average power consumption Transceiver only variants 170mA at 12VDC Transceiver with splitter variants 220mA at 12VDC Peak current rating Transceiver only variants 2A Transceiver with splitter variants 2.5A 50 channel IEC 61108-1 compliant NMEA0183 38,400kBaud NMEA2000 LEN=1 WiFi 2.4GHz IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n Output power +18dBm Bluetooth V4.0 / Output power +11dBm Connectors VHF antenna connector (SO-239) VHF radio connector (SO-239) - applies to transceivers with splitter variants only External GNSS antenna connector (TNC) NMEA2000 connector 12 way power input / NMEA0183/External switch USB micro-c connector Page 47 Receiver x 2 (Receivers time shared between AIS and DSC) Frequency: 156.025 to 162.025 MHz in 25 kHz steps Specifications VHF Transceiver Transmitter x 1 Power 33dBm 1.5 dB Power 37dBm 1.5 dB 25kHz Output CSTDMA Output SOTDMA Channel Bandwidth Modulation Modes RX CSTDMA RX SOTDMA Page 48 Channel Step 25kHz 25kHz GMSK (AIS, TX and RX) 25kHz AFSK (DSC, RX only) Bit rate 9600 b/s 50 ppm (GMSK) 1200 b/s 30 ppm (FSK) Sensitivity Less than -107dBm at 20% PER Sensitivity Better than -107dBm at 20% PER Co-channel 10dB Adjacent channel 70dB IMD 65dB Blocking 86dB Environmental Water resistant to IPx7 & IPx6 Operating temperature: -25C to +55C Tested to IEC 60945 'Exposed' category Indicators Power, TX status, error, silent mode status Specifications Page 49 List of abbreviations 10 List of abbreviations AIS Automatic Identification System AIS SART AIS Search and Rescue Transmitter Access Point (Relating to WiFi behaviour) AIS Aid to Navigation Compact Disc European Declaration of Conformity Course Over Ground Common (electrical) Closest Point of Approach Carrier Sense Direct Current Decimal Differential GPS Differential GNSS Dilution of Precision Digital Selective Calling Datum Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol Electronic Chart Display and Information System Unique European Vessel Identification Number Electronic Position Fixing System Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon Electronic Reporting International AP AtoN CD CE COG COM CPA CS DC Dec DGPS DGNSS DHCP DOP DSC DTM ECDIS ENI EPFS EPIRB ERI Page 50 ETA EXT FCC GBS GFA GGA GLL GND GNS GNSS GPS GRS GSA GSV HDT Hex IEC IMO INT IPx6 IPx7 ISO Kt List of abbreviations Estimated Time of Arrival External Federal Communications Committee GNSS satellite fault detection message GNSS fix accuracy and integrity message Global positioning system (GPS) fix data message Geographic position - Latitude/longitude message Globalnaya Navigazionnaya Sputnikovaya Sistema

(Russian GNSS) GLONASS Electrical Ground GNSS fix data message Global Navigation Satellite System Global Positioning System GNSS range residuals message GNSS DOP and active satellites message GNSS satellites in view message Heading true message Hexadecimal International Electrotechnical Commission International Maritime Organisation Ingress Protection (to powerful water jets) Ingress Protection (1m immersion for 30 minutes) International Standards Organisation Internal Knots Page 51 NMEA National Marine Electronics Association List of abbreviations LAT LCD LON LR MKD MMSI MOB NC NAV NM PDF PGN PI RAIM RED RF RMC ROT RX SD SO SOG SOLAS SRM Page 52 Latitude Liquid Crystal Display Longitude Long Range Minimum Keyboard and Display Maritime Mobile Service Identity Man Overboard Normally Closed (electrical) Navigation Nautical Miles Portable Document Format Parameter Group Number Presentation Interface Radio Equipment Directive Radio Frequency Rate of Turn Receive Secure Digital Self Organised Speed Over Ground Safety of Life at Sea Safety Related Message Receiver Autonomous Integrity Monitoring Recommended minimum specific GNSS data message List of abbreviations Threaded NeillConcelman (a type of connector) Transmission Control Protocol Time to Closest Point of Approach Time Division Multiple Access True heading and status message Threads per Inch Transmit User Datagram Protocol Ultra High Frequency Co-ordinated Universal Time Dual ground/water speed message All VDL AIS messages received AIS own-ship broadcast data Very High Frequency Voltage Standing Wave Ratio Course over ground and ground speed message WGS84 World Geodetic System 1984 Waste Electrical & Electronic Equipment Wireless networking technology TCP TCPA TDMA THS TNC TPI TX UDP UHF UTC VBW VDM VDO VHF VSWR VTG WEEE WiFi Page 53 List of abbreviations Page 54 Manufacturers code: 427 NMEA 2000 Product code: XXXXXX 201-0952:1

200-0973 Chameleon SO + Wi-Fi em-trak B952 Ratings Label v4 Text: Process White SHIPBORNE AUTOMATIC IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM

(AIS) CLASS B TRANSCEIVER WITH Wi-Fi Voltage: 12-24V (DC) Nominal Current 175mA @ 12V (DC) Current 100mA @ 24V (DC) Compass safe distance: 0.2m Part no: 430-0012 FCC ID: YYG-4300012 Contains FCC ID: PVH0965 USCG: 165.156/47/0 Model ID: B952 em-trak Marine Electronics Wireless House, MSN, Bath, BA3 4BS, UK Made in ROI Background:

Pantone Black C Finished label SHIPBOURN AUTOMATIC IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM

(AIS) CLASS B TRANSCEIVER WITH Wi-Fi Voltage: 12-24V (DC) Nominal Current 175mA @ 12V (DC) Current 100mA @ 24V (DC) Compass safe distance: 0.2m Part no: 4300012 FCC ID: YYG-4300012 Contains FCC ID: PVH0965 USCG: 165.156/47/0 Model ID: B952 em-trak Marine Electronics Wireless House, MSN, Bath, BA3 4BS, UK Made in ROI

Document title: Ratings Label Position Issue: 1 Ratings Label Position for B921, B922, B923, B924, B951, B952, B953 and B954 Company Confidential 2019 SRT Marine Systems plc Page 1 of 1

em-trak Marine Electronics Wireless House Westfield Industrial Estate Midsomer Norton Bath BA3 4BS UK Tel: +44 (0)1761 409 500 Fax: +44 (0)1761 410 093 Email: enquiries@em-trak.com www.em-trak.com 10th January 2020 SRT Marine Systems plc Wireless House Westfield Industrial Estate Midsomer Norton Bath England BA3 4BS To Whom It May Concern:

We, em-trak Marine Electronics hereby grant permission to Abdul Mohammed of SRT Marine Systems plc, of Wireless House, Westfield Industrial Estate, Midsomer Norton, BA3 4BS to represent us and process approval applications on our behalf concerning our products B921, B922, B923, B924, B951, B952, B953 and B954 during assessment to the following:

European Radio Equipment Directive, (RED) Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Innovation, Science and Economic Development (ISED) Canada NMEA 2000 This permission lasts for a period of one year from the date of this letter. Signed:

Phil Pittaway Quality Manager Em-Trak Marine Electronics

SRT Marine Systems plc Wireless House Westfield Industrial Estate Midsomer Norton Bath BA3 4BS UK Tel: +44 (0)1761 409 500 Fax: +44 (0)1761 410 093 Email: enquiries@srt-marine.com www.srt-marine.com Telecommunications Certification Body BABT Octagon House, Concorde Way, Segensworth North, Fareham, Hampshire. PO15 5RL UK Confidentiality Request - FCC ID: YYG-4300012 Pursuant to Sections 0.457(d)(1)(ii) and 0.459 of the Commissions Rules, SRT Marine Systems plc hereby requests permanent confidential treatment of information accompanying this application as outlined below:

Schematics Bill of Materials/Parts List Block Diagrams Theory of Operation Operational description SRT Marine Systems plc also hereby requests short-term confidential treatment of information accompanying this application as outlined below for a period of 180 days:

Internal Photos External Photos User Manual Test Set-up Photographs The above materials contain trade secrets and proprietary information not customarily released to the public. The public disclosure of these matters might be harmful to the Applicant and provide unjustified benefits to its competitors. The Applicant understands that pursuant to Rule 0.457(d)(1)(ii), disclosure of this Application and all accompanying materials will not be made before the date of the grant for this Application. Yours Sincerely Signed:

Abdul Mohammed Compliance Engineer SRT Marine Systems plc abdul.mohammed@srt-marine.com

+44 (0)1761 409 500 Registered office as above Registered in England number: 4317661 Group VAT registration number: 869556264 A member of the SRT plc group www.softwarerad.com

SRT Marine Systems plc Wireless House Westfield Industrial Estate Midsomer Norton Bath BA3 4BS UK Tel: +44 (0)1761 409 500 Fax: +44 (0)1761 410 093 Email: enquiries@srt-marine.com www.srt-marine.com 16 December, 2019 Telecommunications Certification Body BABT Octagon House, Concorde Way, Segensworth North, Fareham, Hampshire. PO15 5RL UK FCC 47 CFR part 80 Result applicability Statement:

This statement is applicable to the following products:

Em-trak B922 Em-trak B924 Em-trak B952 Em-trak B954 The em-trak B922, B924, B952 and B954 Class B transceiver uses Cobalt II as their core module. The ODIN Bluetooth / Wi-Fi module is common in the above-mentioned products. The brief description of the products are as follows:

Name Description Components Output Power B922 Class B CSTDMA Transceiver with BT/ Wi-Fi CobII + ODIN BT/Wi-Fi B924 Class B CSTDMA Transceiver with Splitter BT/ Wi-

Fi CobII + Splitter + ODIN BT/Wi-Fi B952 Class B SOTDMA Transceiver with BT/ Wi-Fi CobII + ODIN BT/Wi-Fi B954 Class B SOTDMA Transceiver with Splitter BT/ Wi-

Fi CobII + Splitter + ODIN BT/Wi-Fi 2W 2W 5W 5W The Cobalt II module has the highest output power of 5W. The test report 75947453-02 for FCC 47 CFR Part 80 is applicable for all the above listed products as they use the same core module, ODIN Module and enclosures. The test has been conducted on B954 as B954 has the highest output power along with all the other features. We SRT Marine Systems plc, declare that the test report 75947453-02 for FCC 47 CFR Part 80 is applicable for all the above listed products. Yours Sincerely, Abdul Mohammed Compliance Engineer SRT Marine Systems plc abdul.mohammed@srt-marine.com

+44 (0)1761 409 500 Registered office as above Registered in England number: 4317661 Group VAT registration number: 869556264 A member of the SRT plc group www.softwarerad.com

SRT Marine Systems plc Wireless House Westfield Industrial Estate Midsomer Norton Bath BA3 4BS UK Tel: +44 (0)1761 409 500 Fax: +44 (0)1761 410 093 Email: enquiries@srt-marine.com www.srt-marine.com Ref: Declaration of RF Exposure Compliance 18 November, 2019 Telecommunications Certification Body BABT Octagon House, Concorde Way, Segensworth North Fareham, Hampshire. PO15 5RL UK Declaration of RF Exposure Compliance Type of Application:

FCC number:

Company:

Product:

Model:

Single YYG-4300012 Em-Trak Marine Electronics B952 SOTDMA Class B AIS Transceiver 430-0012 I hereby declare that the accompanying report 75946230-05 Issue 01 detailing the RF exposure calculation for the VMS-100s can be used to assess the RF exposure for the B952; that the information it contains is correct; that the device evaluation was supervised by me; The duty cycle and transmit power of the Neon II Class B is same as VMS-100s (5W) that applicable measurement methods and evaluation methodologies have been followed and that the device meets the SAR and/or RF exposure limits of OET Bulletin 65 Edition 97-01 August 1997 Evaluating Compliance with FCC Guidelines for Human Exposure to Radiofrequency Electromagnetic Fields. Abdul Mohammed Compliance Engineer, SRT Marine Systems plc abdul.mohammed@srt-marine.com Tel: +44 (0)1761 409500 Registered office as above Registered in England number: 4317661 Group VAT registration number: 869556264 A member of the SRT plc group www.softwarerad.com

SRT Marine Systems plc Wireless House Westfield Industrial Estate Midsomer Norton Bath BA3 4BS UK Tel: +44 (0)1761 409 500 Fax: +44 (0)1761 410 093 Email: enquiries@srt-marine.com www.srt-marine.com 16 December, 2019 Telecommunications Certification Body BABT Octagon House, Concorde Way, Segensworth North, Fareham, Hampshire. PO15 5RL UK Statement on simultaneous transmission of both transmitters This statement is applicable to the following products:

Em-trak B922 Em-trak B924 Em-trak B952 Em-trak B954 The em-trak B922, B924, B952 and B954 Class B transceiver incorporates an IEC 802.11 b/g/n (Wi-Fi) / Bluetooth 4.0 transceiver module. These transceiver modules operate independently of each other and so it is possible that they will both transmit at the same time. However, it is deemed unnecessary to test the product with both transmitters active due to the low duty cycle of each transmitter and the impracticality (and reliability) of such a test for these types of transmitters. The AIS transmitter is active for a period of 26ms every 2 seconds giving a maximum duty cycle of 1.3%. The Wi-

Fi / Bluetooth transmitter can only transmit the same amount of data as is carried by a 38400 baud serial port (as all AIS data must be transmitted by such a serial port). If we assume that baud rate equals information rate (it doesnt but this is a worst-case assumption) then the Wi-Fi / Bluetooth only transmits 38.4 kbits/s. If we also assume a poor-quality Wi-Fi / Bluetooth link that is restricted to just 2 Mbits/s, then the Wi-Fi duty cycle is only 1.9%. Furthermore, the Wi-Fi / Bluetooth transmitter and AIS transmitter operate on widely differing frequency bands which will pose a very low risk of undesired interaction. Their antennas are separate and physically widely spaced apart. Combining all these factors means a truly representative frequency analysis during simultaneous transmissions from the transmitters is virtually impossible. Yours Sincerely Abdul Mohammed Compliance Engineer SRT Marine Systems plc abdul.mohammed@srt-marine.com

+44 (0)1761 409 500 Registered office as above Registered in England number: 4317661 Group VAT registration number: 869556264 A member of the SRT plc group www.softwarerad.com

Coast Guard Approval Number: 165.156/47/0 Expires: 25 October 2024 AUTOMATIC IDENTIFICATION SYSTEM CLASS B em-trak Marine Electronics Ltd Wireless House Westfield Industrial Estate Midsomer Norton Bath BA3 4BS UNITED KINGDOM Em-Trak Marine Electronics B952 Automatic Identification System (AIS) Class B SO Em-Trak Marine Electronics B952 AIS Class B SO meets the the requirements as set forth in:

IMO Resolution A.694(17) IMO Resolution MSC.74(69) Annex 3 IEC 60945 (2002) with Corrigendum 1 (2008) IEC 61162 (applicable part) IEC 62287-2 (2017) IEC 62288 (2014) ITU-R M.1371 Em-Trak Marine Electronics B952 AIS Class B SO consists of the following equipment:

Part Number: 430-0012 Transponder: COBALT II with Wi-Fi/Bluetooth (SOTDMA) Software Version: 150200.XX.XX.XX Federal Communications Commission (FCC) certification is required.

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THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT the above named manufacturer has submitted to the undersigned satisfactory evidence that the item specified herein complies with the applicable laws and regulations as outlined on the reverse side of this Certificate, and approval is hereby given. This approval shall be in effect until the expiration date hereon unless sooner canceled or suspended by proper authority. GIVEN UNDER MY HAND THIS 25 DAY OF OCTOBER 2019, AT WASHINGTON D.C. J. H. MILLER, P.E., CDR CHIEF, SYSTEMS ENGINEERING DIVISION BY DIRECTION OF THE COMMANDANT DEPT. OF HOMELAND SECURITY, USCG, CGHQ-10030

(REV. 3-03) TERMS: The approval of the item described on the face of the Certificate has been based upon the submittal of satisfactory evidence that the item complies with the applicable provisions of the navigation and shipping laws and the applicable regulations in Title 33 and/or Title 46 of the Code of Federal Regulations. The approval is subject to any conditions noted on this Certificate and in the applicable laws and regulations governing the use of the item on vessels subject to Coast Guard inspection or on other vessels and boats. Consideration will be given to an extension of this approval provided application is made 3 months prior to the expiration date of this Certificate. The approval holder is responsible for making sure that the required inspections or tests of materials or devices covered by this approval are carried out during production as prescribed in the applicable regulations. The approval of the item covered by this certificate is valid only so long as the item is manufactured in conformance with the details of the approved drawings, specifications, or other data referred to. No modification in the approved design, construction, or materials is to be adopted until the modification has been presented for consideration by the Commandant and confirmation received that the proposed alteration is acceptable. NOTICE: Where a manufacturer of safety-at-sea equipment is offering for sale to the maritime industry, directly or indirectly, equipment represented to be approved, which fails to conform with either the design details or material specifications, or both, as approved by the Coast Guard, immediate action may be taken to invoke the various penalties and sanctions provided by law including prosecution under 46 U.S.C. 3318, which provides:

"A person that knowingly manufactures, sells, offers for sale, or possesses with intent to sell, any equipment subject to this part (Part B. of Subtitle II of Title 46 U.S.C.). and the equipment is so defective as to be insufficient to accomplish the purpose for which it is intended, shall be fined not more than $10,000, imprisoned for not more than 5 years or both."