Procesor Exocet silver

The Exocet Silver processor provides a full range of advanced navigation features, including:

Advanced true wind and leeway calculations for optimal accuracy.Data collection, processing, and retransmission at 1Hz, with 1Hz logging.Automatic sensor failure management, enabling seamless switching to backup sensors.Customizable alert system to notify the crew.Data display flexibility across multiple devices (PC, tablets, smartphones, compatible watches).Extensible functions via Manta graphical programming.Optional autopilot overlays for performance and safety.

The Exocet Silver processor is equipped with numerous interfaces for complete integration:

1x Ethernet 2x CAN 2.0 6x 16-bit analog inputs (50 Hz) 2x digital contact inputs 3x digital contact outputs 5x RS232 ports 1x RS232 / RS422 port

Yes, the Exocet Silver processor is designed for the marine environment. It has an IP67 ingress protection rating, ensuring protection against temporary immersion and dust. Its housing is made of anodized aluminum and it can operate within a temperature range of -10°C to +50°C.

The standard offer for the Exocet Silver processor includes:

An EXOCET Silver housing. Two connection cables: one CAN cable and one Ethernet cable. An installation guide.

The Exocet Silver processor is compatible with a wide range of display systems. It is natively compatible with displays from leading brands such as B&G, Simrad, Garmin, and NKE. Additionally, it allows customizable display of navigation data on various devices, including PCs, tablets, smartphones, and compatible watches.

Yes, the Exocet Silver processor is designed to be fully customizable. It comes with a default configuration, but its extensibility is ensured by the Manta graphical programming interface. This interface allows complete adaptation and customization of functions according to the user's specific needs and maritime project requirements.

The Exocet Silver processor requires an input voltage between 9 and 51 Volts (V). Its power consumption is 4 Watts (W).

Yes, a key feature of the Exocet Silver processor is automatic sensor failure management. In the event of a sensor failure, the system automatically switches to available backup sensors, ensuring continuity and reliability of critical navigation data.

The Exocet Silver processor is a high-end navigation computer designed for advanced integration and customization, particularly for large racing sailboats and demanding maritime projects requiring high performance and reliability. The Exocet Essential, on the other hand, is positioned as an entry-level solution and is presented as an all-in-one system.

The Exocet Silver processor has the following dimensions:

Size: 113 x 97 x 40 mmWeight: 350 gMade of anodized aluminum.

Yes, the Exocet Silver processor logs navigation data at 1Hz. This enables detailed post-sail performance analysis.

Pixel sur Mer offers several complementary optional services for the Exocet Silver:

System configuration and customization of interfaces service (duration to be determined based on specifications). Multi-sensor system architecture and integration service. Fiber optic instrumentation service. Service to interface non-listed sensors.

Yes, several complementary products are available as options to extend the capabilities of the Exocet Silver:

Blink keypad for sail selection and steering.Additional cables (serial cable and IO/analog cable).ExoConnect connection box (analog or serial).Alarm box (1 or 2 buzzers).Digital input extension box (x16 inputs).Digital output extension box (x8 outputs).Analog, serial, CAN bus, or Ethernet extension box.

Yes, the Exocet Silver system is designed to be scalable. It can receive software updates to integrate new features, which may be paid.

The Exocet Silver processor has a power consumption of 4W.