Saracom NR-50 Navtex Receiver Operational Manual

The NR-50 is a device for maritime safety communications. It can receive alerts from international and domestic NAVTEX services.


Saracom NR-50 Navtex Receiver Operational Manual - cover page
Brand
Saracom
Category
Other device
Document type
User Manual
Language
English
Pages
83
File format
PDF
File size
945 KB
Published
16 March, 2012
Updated
30 September, 2023
Model
NR-50
MD5 checksum
943B6E8655D5DD53BEE37D243044D189

About this manual

This manual provides a complete overview of the SARACOM NR-50 Navtex receiver, including system introduction, theoretical features, message formats, and the composition of the device. It also details the installation steps for antenna, power supply, and external alarm box, as well as troubleshooting procedures.

The document includes safety warnings, frequency information for both domestic (490 kHz) and international (518 kHz) NAVTEX services, and performance data such as reception range. Appendices list NAVTEX coast stations and contact information for SARACOM.

What's inside

  • NAVTEX System
  • Product Introduction
  • Message Format
  • NAVTEX Receiver NR-50
  • Product Specification
  • Method of Operation
  • Installation
  • Breakdown Inspection
  • Appendix

Specifications

Supported domestic frequency490 kHz
Supported international frequency518 kHz
Reception range250–400 nautical miles

Frequently asked questions

What frequencies does the NR-50 receive?

The NR-50 receives domestic NAVTEX service on 490 kHz and international NAVTEX service on 518 kHz.

What safety warnings are given for the NR-50?

The manual warns not to open the equipment and to disconnect power immediately if smoke or fire occurs.

What is the purpose of the NAVTEX system?

NAVTEX provides international automated direct‑printing service for maritime safety information such as warnings and search‑and‑rescue messages.

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