RSAAB R4 CLASS B AIS TRANSPONDER The R4 Class B Transponder from Saab TransponderTech is the quality choice for low cost AIS tracking applications. It is an ideal tool for improved situation awareness in smaller commercial vessels and recreational craft can be used as a stand alone unit for tracking or can be linked to an AIS enabled chartplotter and/or radar to display the location of Class A and Class B equipped vessels. The R4 Class B Transponder complies with IEC62287 FDIS an external alarm key can be connected as well as optional application specific inputs/Outputs.

The R4 Class B Transponder has a built-in GPS. The Class B transponders communicate on the same radio frequency as class A transponders, this means that a complete Situation picture of all AIS equipped vessels within VHF range can be displayed.

SAAB R40 EXTENDED RANGE AIS BASE STATION
The R40 Extended Range Base Station from Saab TransponderTech Is the main component of a physical AIS Shore Station as defined by IALA. Its main purpose is to receive data from and transmit data to AIS equipped vessels, travelling within the coverage area of the Base Station. This will give the possibility to monitor and follow ship movements in an Efficient way. The R40 is installed either stand-alone or integrated in a Network, such as the market leading Saab AIS Network.

• Type approved by BSH according to IEC 62320-1Test specification for AIS Base Stations
• Version compliant to IALA Recommendation A-124 is also available
• Third generation of AIS Base Station from Saab using the latest technology
• Excellent performance and reliability through joint development with airborne products
• Supports fully redundant configurations by advanced embedded Hot Standby functionality
• Full remote configuration and monitoring
• Advanced Windows based configuration and monitoring tool software included
• Selected by the majority of Maritime administrations and Port Operators through out the world

Increased non-volatile memory allows internal storage of AIS data for longer periods