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Anschuetz NautoSteer Advanced Steering
Anschuetz NautoSteer Advanced Steering

NautoSteer AS includes useful features that support safe, comfortable and more efficient operation.

  • Multiple steering positions and components can be used
  • Intuitive and user-friendly operation with take-over function and give-over function
  • Central alarm reset and central dimming, consistent haptic and operation of all components
  • Customized steering stands and rudder angle indicator systems

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reliability, safety and an outstanding functional range

  • Integrated safety features: NautoSteer AS is based on reliable CAN bus technology and includes integrated safety features such as wire break monitoring, permanent steering failure monitoring, and data integrity monitoring.
  • Simple change-over of steering modes: The central element of NautoSteer AS are two independent modes: “NFU Direct” and “Main”. This supports transparent and intuitive operation – the crew benefits from fast and safe decision making when time is crucial.
  • “NFU Direct” mode as secure fallback position: The NFU Direct tiller can be used immediately in an emergency. It controls the steering gear directly by switching a control voltage – no use of further electronics.
  • Comfortable steering in “Main” mode: In “Main” mode the CAN bus based steering gear control system is activated. This mode allows steering of the vessel with steering controls such as follow-up tillers, non-follow-up tillers or autopilot steering.
  • Take-over and give-over of steering positions: The steering control is activated directly at the steering position with a take-over function. Alternatively, a dedicated steering control position can be activated by use of a steering mode operator unit (give-over function).
  • Robustness proven in naval use: NautoSteer AS is extremely reliable. It can be even configured and hardened to meet most stringent of naval requirements, including those for naval combatants and aircraft carriers.
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