Vesper Cortex-M1 SOTDMA AIS Transponder with Remote Vessel Monitoring - 010-02815-20
$1,349.99

Vesper Cortex-M1 SOTDMA AIS Transponder with Remote Vessel Monitoring - 010-02815-20
Item # 959608
Description
The Cortex M1 hub combines advanced collision avoidance technology with proactive alerting plus remote monitoring and control of onboard systems from your compatible smartphone.
This is the updated version of the Vesper Cortex M1 Hub (part number: 100131)
Features:
- A high-speed smartAIS transponder transmits your boat's location and heading and proactively warns of certain collision threats
- In addition to collision alerts, smartAIS will trigger alarms for anchor drag or man overboard situations
- This hub comes VHF-ready. Simply add a Cortex handset (not included, sold separately) for full VHF radio capability
- Cortex apps let you monitor boat systems, receive alerts and remotely control devices from your compatible smartphone
- A GPIO port and supplied cable allow you to monitor bilge pumps, security sensors, shore power and more
- NMEA 2000 networking allows you to view Cortex data on your connected MFDs and chartplotters
Specifications:
- Navigation rate: 10 Hz
- Certifications: IEC 61108
- Ant connector: SO239
- Adjacent VHF channel selectivity: 80 dB
- AIS power output: 5W
- Differential support: SBAS, WAAS, EGS
- Wireless Connectivity: access point for up to 5 handsets (max 10 devices total), simultaneous client mode, 2.4 GHz, 802.11b/g/n, integrated antenna, SMA-RP external antenna port (optional)
- NMEA 2000 Gateway: 1 isolated micro-C male port, AIS, GPS & MOB PGN output, gateway translations to/from NMEA 0183
- Sensitivity (12 dB SINAD): 80 dBm
- External sensor inputs: 5; Digital (0-24V), analog (0-17V)
- AIS intermodulation: 67 dB
- VHF frequency range Rx: 156.050–163.275 MHz
- Adjacent AIS channel selectivity: 80 dB
- VHF power output: 25W, 1W
- Amplifier: 10W Class D, THD < 1% 4 ohm
- Dedicated Rx AIS channels: 2
- Splitter:
- Max input power 25 W
- Insertion loss RX 0dB, TX < 2dB
- Barometer: update rate 1 hz max (averaged)
- Control outputs: 2; low side driven (max 150mA)
- Sensitivity (1% BER): -113 dBm
- Spurious emissions: Less than -80 dBc (at 25 W)
- Cloud connectivity: LTE-Cat1 with 3G fallback (U.S., Canada), 3G (Europe, Asia), integrated SIM, integrated antenna, SMA-RP external antenna port
- Current draw: 12V: 6A max, 700mA nom
- AIS Sensitivity (20% PER): -113 dBm
- NMEA 2000 LEN: 2
- Class: Class D
- NMEA 2000 Compatible: Yes
- Supported functions: VHF RX, Alarms
- Max audio output power: 10 W, < 1% THD
- Water rating: IPX8 (water submersion rating to 10')
- Operating voltage: 9-33V
- GNSS sensitivity: -167 dBm
- Region: U.S., Canada, International
- External loudspeaker: 30W, 4 ohm
- Dedicated Rx DSC channels: 1
- VHF frequency range Tx: 156.025–161.600 MHz
- Transmitter frequency error: Less than 300 Hz
- Features: anti-jamming, anti-spoofing
- NMEA 0183 detail: 1 isolated NMEA 0183 port, AIS & GPS sentences, gateway translations to/from NMEA 2000, 4800/38400 baud
- Class: SOTDMA Class B
- Constellations: GPS, GLONASS, BeiDou, Galilleo
- DSC intermodulation: 67 dB
- Battery voltage: measured at power input
- VHF voice: No
- Heading: 9-axial, accuracy: +/- 10 deg, updated rate: 10 Hz (max)
- ATIS: Yes
- Spurious response: 70 dB
- Splitter connector: BNC
- Operating temperature: -25°C to +55°C (-13°F to 131°F)
- Wireless security: WPA2 Personal
- Channels: 72
- Connector: SMA
- Max antenna gain: 6 dBi
- External speaker: 10W, 4 ohm
- Compass-safe distance: standard 31.5" (80 cm), steering 15.7 (40 cm)
- Adjacent DSC channel selectivity: 80 dB
- VHF intermodulation: 70 dB
- Frequency range: 156.025 - 162.025 MHz
- Dedicated Rx VHF channels: 3
Included:
- M1 Hub
- GPS antenna
- Power cable
- Audio cable
- External sensors cable
- External Wi-Fi cable
- VHF patch cable
Part Numbers for Vesper Cortex-M1 SOTDMA AIS Transponder with Remote Vessel Monitoring - 010-02815-20
Reviews
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Anonymous from
Vesper makes great products
Great product. Works as advertised. Installation was straight forward. Purchased the cordless handset which is pretty sharp looking however I’m a little afraid of dropping it. The ability to still use your existing VHF as a backup is a good thing. AIS data easily showed up on the Garmin chart plotter after connecting to NMEA 2000.
Date published: 2023-07-24