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ORCA™ Pilot X

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Product Highlights:
• Use On Any Hardware/OS (iOS, Android, Windows)
• Fastest Chart Engine On The PPU Market
• Customisation
• 3D Viewing
• S-100 Ready

DATA
- Gain efficiency having one provider for both charts and PPU software
- Rapid installation of Official ENCs
- Compatibility with Web-Mapping-Services (WMS)
- GRIB overlays
- Implementation of web services

ROUTES
- Save time and use the integrated Import- functionality for routes
- Quick route creation due to touch screen optimized waypoint-handles
- Merge, copy, reverse routes
- ‘Live‘ saving functionality of routes

DOCKING
- Docking Mode with transversal speed vectors and ROT
- ‘Friendly Target‘ feature supresses alarms and vectors for assisting tugs
- Distancelines to AIS targets, chart objects and fenderlines

3D
- 3D is not a game, make use of increased ‘look ahead‘ without zooming.
- Increased situational awareness in complicated traffic situations

TIME PLANNING
- Calculate meeting points to other ships
- Check arrivals at points along your route

MANAGEMENT
- If you have a bigger group of users, organise your team via the management console
- Share files, push settings, backup data

ORCA™ Pilot X product sheet

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