ERX-P, ENOS receiver permanently installed in the helm station

ENOS receiver without portable housing for permanent installation in the helm station, incl. Speaker.

clearly understandable even under stress and requires no knowledge of navigation.

 

The  +  in the middle of the circle is the ship, the arrow at the top points in the direction of travel.

Numbers 1 and 2 show drifting divers in relation to the boat. Their order is determined by the arrival of the emergency calls.

The radius of the circle automatically adjusts to the furthest distress call.

 

• the number of received emergency calls (No)
• the identifier / identification of the transmitter (ID)
• the distance and
• the direction to the divers

 At the top right of the ENOS screen you can see the ship data:

Date, time, speed (Speed) and course (Course). In addition, the crew sees whether the GPS information are valid and from how many GPS satellites the data is received (one green bar per satellite; here: 8 satellites). The battery icon in the top right corner reflects the charging status (97%).

 

For security reasons, each ENOS receiver receives all ENOS emergency calls within its reception radius, even from "foreign" divers, from other boats! From these divers, the receiver shows all the data necessary for a rescue. In this way, all ENOS boats can intervene to help and support the rescue.

 

Worldwide, ENOS is the only rescue system for divers that has several GPS assisted Receive emergency calls simultaneously, evaluate them and display them on your screen!