Introduction |
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NWD-01T is an AIS receiver specifically designed for system integration, shore-based monitoring, and vessel tracking applications. The product adopts a dual-channel parallel reception architecture and supports dual output of raw AIS messages and decoded JSON data. It features a built-in high-precision GPS/BeiDou timing module with microsecond-level timestamp resolution, making it particularly suitable for users who require in-depth AIS data processing, time synchronization analysis, or secondary development. With its compact size (220 × 160 × 72 mm) and lightweight design weighing only 1,150 g, the device supports 12 V DC power supply and can also be powered by a power bank. It is suitable for a wide range of deployment scenarios, including portable, fixed, and vehicle-mounted applications. Typical Applications
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NWD-01T includes: ① NWD-01T unit *1 ② Power Cable *1 ③ AIS Antenna(Long Version) & Clamp *1 ④ AIS Antenna Cable 10 meters *1(please indicate if you need longer cable) ⑤ Ethernet Cable *1 ⑥ GNSS Antenna *1 |
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Functions |
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● Multi-Band AIS Signal Reception |
Specifications |
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| Power Supply | DC 12V, 2A(adjustable according to actual requirements) |
| Power Consumption | 3.6W |
| Receiving Frequency | 161.975 MHz, 162.025 MHz 156.775 MHz(Optional) 156.825 MHz(Optional) |
| Sensitivity | ≤ -115dBm @ 20% PER |
| Reception Range | >50 km (unobstructed coastal area) |
| Receiving Dynamic Range | -115 dBm to +10 dBm |
| Supported AIS message types | 1-27 |
| AIS Target Processing Capacity | ≥ 600 targets |
| Processing Capability | > 2,500 messages/second |
| Data Format | Raw AIS messages(NMEA 0183) / JSON plaintext |
| Data Interface | RJ45 Ethernet |
| Network Configuration | Static IP or DHCP |
| Network Protocol | TCP/UDP |
| Dimensions | 220 × 160 × 72 mm (main unit) |
| Weight | 1150g |
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● Surge Protector: Provides protection against power surges to ensure the safety of the device. |
Timestamp |
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Below is an example of timestamped AIS data. Timestamp is at the beginning of messages and connect with standard AIS messages via _.
Below is an example of timestamped decoded AIS data. Timestamp is in the item “time”.
Timestamp is comprised of three parts and the three parts are separated by blank space. |
Frequently Asked Questions |
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Network AIS Receiver NWD-01T with decode+timestamp User Manual

