Introducing
ELECTRONIC RECORD BOOKS
TELSCOPE Release 1:
Electronic Logbooks
- Deck Log
- Radio Log
- Garbage Record Book
- Ballast Water Log
Checklists
- Static Checklists
- Special orders/Night orders
Reporting tools
SYSTEM OVERVIEW
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| On Board Data Collection
Navigation sensors Automation system Bridge equipment |
On board Data Storage
Secure database Backup on board and on shore |
Ship-Shore Synchronization
Secure Smart data transfer |
API
All data can be shared 3rd party apps |
TelScope Web Application
Available on any browser Responsive design |
MODULE OVERVIEW
The ship dashboard is the hub of all TelScope activities on the ship. The module display is access dependent, so each user can see their relevant TelScope modules.
The display seen in the example above, is the workstation mode used on the ship bridge.
This includes the most relevant information for deck crew activities. Taking center stage is the voyage information, showing the status of the current voyage and the upcoming tasks on a timeline.
The logbook module contains logbooks for Deck, Engine and GMDSS.
- Flag approval is pending.
- Sensor data is added to each log entry automatically, allowing you to focus on the tasks at hand.
- Separate viewing modes for signing and reporting makes the approval process easy and effortless.
The MARPOL Record Books module contain the following Electronic Record Books:
- Ballast Water Record Book
- Cargo Record Book
- Garbage Record Book
- Oil Record Book I & II
The MARPOL Record Book Module is similar to the logbook module. The main difference is the focus on operations, in stead of singular log entries.
Checklists are custom-made for each fleet or vessel. The easy-to-use checklist editor allows you to build your own checklists, and submit them for approval if needed.
- Checklist items can be linked with a logbook, removing unnecessary tasks.
- You can add instructions to each item in a checklist, ensuring that tasks are performed correctly.
- The checklist module has been optimized for use on touch devices such as smartphones.
- Opened checklists are available across devices, so you can start on one device and finish on another.
- Multiple users can contribute to a checklist simultaneously.
The Voyage checklist editor is a tool to connect checklists to a route.
- When sailing with a voyage checklist, all necessary tasks will be displayed in the dashboard.
- Notifications will be given with a predefined offset to ensure that tasks are completed on time.
The fleet dashboard is available to ship owners, and allow superintendents to monitor the fleet, the specific vessels and their performance. The fleet dashboard uses the data that has been transferred from ship to shore, to keep oversight of the actual, current status of the fleet.
The shore part of the TelScope system allows ship owners to:
- Administrate users and role privileges
- Create, edit and approve fleetwide checklists
- Review and edit the schedules activities for the fleet
- Support vessels in emergency situations
The Emergency Situation module is a decision support tool, specifically designed for emergency situations.
- It can be configured with automatic start on triggers such as extreme rudder angles and sensor alarms.
- It contains the most needed information for the vessel crew and shore team to react quick and correct to emergency situations.
NIGHT MODE
Night Mode in TelScope is based on our certified TECDIS and TELconning software solutions.
HARDWARE SPECIFICATIONS
TelScope 2224C is the standard unit shipped with TelScope. It is a multipurpose unit, and contains all necessary hardware to run a ship-installation of TelScope.
| OS | Ubuntu 18.04 LTS |
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| Web Browser | Chromium |
| Processor | Intel Skylake U |
| RAM | 4GB |
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| Network | 2x RJ 45 LAN connections |
| COM | 4x RS422 ports |
| USB | Only essential connections are allowed for Electronic Record Books |
| Power | Multipower
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| Other | IEC 60945 approved |
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