Wideye FX 150 FleetBroadband

Wideye Addvalue

The Wideye FX 150 FleetBroadband Satellite Terminal is part of Addvalue’s NEWEST series of second-generation marine communication systems utilizing Inmarsat’s recent advanced feature upgrades to its FleetBroadband Satellite Network.

The compact, easy-to-install Wideye FX 150 FleetBroadband system provides simultaneous access to clear digital voice, fax and high-speed data for email, SMS and Internet browsing. The Captain can download current weather & navigational charts while the crew can call, send/receive text messages, & email around the world.

The FX 150 FleetBroadband is a high performance L-Band terminal offering global* communications and Standard IP data speeds up to 150kbps with the following unique features:

NMEA 0183 Continuous GPS Output
3-Axis Stabilised Antenna includes ATC-Resilience, Extended L-Band & IP56 Protection capability.
GPS Position link to SMS
Time/Volume limited data sessions (decreases airtime billing “surprise”)
No Fuses – Uses Intelligent Circuit Breaker protection
User-configurable Firewall
Primary Handset with IP66 Environmental Protection

The FX150 has many new optional features to enable more versatile performance, such as MultiVoice; supporting up to 4 concurrent voice calls, using Vocality’s BASIC Multivoice 4.

Features

Compact lightweight antenna (<7lbs., 32cm diameter)
Primary handset – large color LCD display & mobile phone-type keys (voice & SMS)
Interface connectors – RJ 11 (voice), RJ45 Ethernet (connect PC or OnBoard computer; Single & Multi-User Router modes), RS232 port (continuous GPS output)
Cabling & Handset Wall-mount Cradle

Inmarsat Multi-Voice Service

Click on the pdf datasheet below for a complete description of the FX150 features & value-added enhancement options.

Contact Mackay’s Satellite Solutions Department at 919-850-3100, satserv@mackaycomm.com to discuss your marine communications’ requirements, FX 150 equipment pricing, and the satellite airtime package that best suits your application,

*Global connectivity except in extreme polar regions