Charting Made Easy
A professional grade ECS software at consumer rate, the AMEC NaviPro is designed and packed with advanced features that are essential and unique for safety navigation.
SKU Part Number：AMEC-NAVIPRO-A01
The AMEC NaviPro ECS is a PC based Electronic Chart System (ECS) designed for professionals-by-professionals but, with a consumer-friendly interface and ease of use. The user interface is clearly layout, and tools are easily accessible with only a few clicks away to access features and functions.
The NaviPro ECS allows the user to create unlimited routes, waypoints, position markers, and boundaries. The NaviPro can also be integrated with any AIS (automatic identification system) equipment to support collision avoidance, display of AIS targets, display of AtoN, and much more.
The Electronic Chart System is also packed with advanced safety features that are essential for safe navigation such as depth, height, collision, CPA/TCPA, anchor watch alarms just to name a few.
This professional-grade ECS software is packed with advanced features that are essential to day-to-day navigation for non-SOLAS passenger vessel, small fishing vessel, recreational vessel, tug, and workboat.
| Software Edition | Features | Price |
| NaviPro ECS Trial Edition | S-57, Show Over-scale, Show ENC Text, Water Depth Color, Line Size, Safety Depth Setting, Divider Tool, Route, Mark & Boundary. | Free trial edition |
| NaviPro ECS Advanced Edition | Includes Trial Edition features with an addition of S-63, GPS-Op, Chart orientation, Motion mode, Record log, Playback Log, Anchor Watch, Guard Zone, Alarms (Dangerous Object, Depth, Anchor, Collision, CPA/TCPA, XTE, etc), AIS, ARPA and more. | Commercial Edition; email AMEC for a quote. |
Minimum System Requirements (Trial Edition)
OS: Microsoft® Windows 2000, XP, Vista, Win 7, Win 8, Win 8.1, Win 10
CPU: 500 MHz processor or better
Memory: 128MB or above
HDD space requirement: 100MB or better
Resolution: 1024x768 or above
| DESCRIPTION | UPDATE |
| NaviPro ECS Brochure v1.6 | 2016/04/01 |
