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Nautisk Forlag
Support for Chinese Language - change easily between English and Chinese
Support for import / export of routes from / to Neptune Seaware Weather Routing
The eNTM window loads faster
Improved rendering performance when filtering ENC cells / charts based on route
Option to choose what ECDIS to create exchange set for (Main, Backup, Reserve 1/2/3)
Improved dowloading / importing status in ENC updating window.
ENC catalog can be reset
Added country- and city names as optional layers to map in order window
Select your preferable link below, save the ZIP folder to your computer/disk/memory stick and un zip the folder. For Weather Routing- and Basic (incl. .NET FW 2.0) Version run the file "DNetCheck.exe." This will install .NET Framework 2.0 and continue installing the Neptune software. For the Basic version (.NET FW 2.0 already installed on computer) run the file "Install.exe"
If you like a demo version - use customer ID 699999 during installation.
For further assistance - contact Neptune Support: +4748489648 / neptunesupport@nautisk.com For live trail free of charge, tailor-made for your holdings, contact: sales@nautisk.com
WEATHER ROUTING VERSION of Neptune - includes:
Neptune + .NET Framew. 2.0 + Weather routing (165 MB)
BASIC VERSION incl. .NET FRAMEWORK 2.0 - includes:
Neptune + .NET Framew. 2.0 (86,3 MB)
BASIC VERSION - includes:
Neptune (64 MB)
BASIC VERSION, wihout Chinese user manual (PDF) - includes:
Neptune (48,9MB)
An introduction to Admiralty (935 KB)
Are you ready for the new ECDIS regulations (979 KB)
Want advice on digital navigation (1,2 MB)
Are you getting the most from Admiralty? (1,1 MB)
Planning and Navigation Product Overview (2,9 MB)
Why switch to Admiralty? (1,1 MB)
The International Convention on the Safety of Life at Sea (SOLAS) includes a requirement for all ships to carry to up-to-date nautical charts and publications for the intended voyage. Progressively from 2012, the chart carriage requirement for certain classes of vessels is to be satisfied by electronic means using an Electronic Chart Display and Information System (ECDIS).
Feedback from those involved in the use of charts and electronic charting systems including manufacturers, distributors, users, ship owners, regulatory authorities, pilots, harbour authorities and others indicates a requirement to provide guidance on the regulations and the status of equipment that is available in the market today. In particular the differences between the various types of equipment and the differences between the various types of chart data offered to the users are unclear with respect to the regulations in place.
This document has been produced to help clarify some of the uncertainties. It is not intended to replace or amend national or international rules and regulations. Readers should always refer to the relevant national administration or Flag State for the latest detailed information.
S-66 - Facts about Electronic Charts and Carriage Requirements
(3,36 MB)