Description
Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Specification |
|---|---|
| Antenna | HLD-AT112 |
| Transceiver Unit | HLD-TU130 |
| Display Unit | HLD-DU162 / HLD-DU163 / HLD-DU165 or HLD-DU133 / HLD-DU134 / HLD-DU138 |
| HMI Unit | HLD-IU600 |
| Main Control Unit | HLD-MCU770 |
| Power Conversion Unit | HLD-PCU600 |
| Optional Accessories | ECDIS Key HLD-LIC900; Console (with Visor); Tabletop Stand; De‑icing Device |
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Highlander HLD-RADAR 900-S S-band RADAR?
It is a fully automatic S-band marine radar designed for auxiliary collision avoidance, processing own‑ship and target data from a magnetron‑based transceiver to provide collision‑avoidance suggestions and alarms.
What are the key features of the HLD-RADAR 900-S?
Automatic tuning, automatic sea and rain clutter suppression, automatic target acquisition (up to 10,000 targets), automatic collision‑avoidance alarm, automatic collision‑avoidance decision support, target fusion (radar/AIS), multiple AIS information displays, selectable English/Chinese menu, AIS/ARPA integration with configurable priority, and multi‑function display flexibility.
What components are included in the standard S‑band configuration?
Antenna HLD-AT112, transceiver unit HLD-TU130, display unit (HLD-DU162/163/165 or HLD-DU133/134/138), HMI unit HLD-IU600, main control unit HLD-MCU770, and power conversion unit HLD-PCU600.
What optional accessories are available for the HLD-RADAR 900-S?
Optional items include the ECDIS key HLD-LIC900, a console with visor, a tabletop stand, and a de‑icing device.
How does the automatic collision‑avoidance decision support work?
The system continuously computes a collision‑avoidance algorithm using static and dynamic data from the own vessel and surrounding targets supplied by the magnetron radar, then presents suggested maneuvers for the crew to evaluate and act upon.
Does the radar integrate AIS and ARPA?
Yes. The radar can display AIS information with ARPA data, allowing the operator to assign priority to either AIS‑derived or radar‑derived target data as required.
What languages are available for the radar’s menu?
The user interface language can be selected between English and Chinese.
How many targets can the radar automatically track?
The radar is capable of automatically acquiring and tracking up to 10,000 targets.
What is the purpose of the multi‑function display?
The multi‑function workstation enables the operator to select among chart radar, conning, or alert management views on any compatible MFD, providing operational flexibility and built‑in redundancy.
Where can I request a quote or obtain technical support for the HLD-RADAR 900-S?
Visit the Seanav Marine contact page at https://seanav.org/contact or email service@seanav.org for quotations, technical inquiries, and service arrangements.
