Maritime Computer System

The AMOS A310M Computer is a PC compatible computer system designed to be used in a maritime environment. The computer is based on Intel Pentium III processor technology.
The AMOS A310M Computer is flexible, expandable and rugged. It is designed to operate in harsh maritime environments. It can function as either a server or a workstation.
The AMOS A310M Computer is equipped with a 2.5" removable drive with capacities beginning at 6 GB. These drives are designed to be used in harsh environments and can withstand shock of 175 Gs operating and 700 Gs non-operating. The removable feature provides both flexibility and upgradability.
Maritime Approval
Maritime Classification Societies, such as Lloyds Register or Shipping, Det Norske Veritas, American Bureau of Shipping, Nippon Kaiji Kyokai and Germanischer Lloyd, require the use of a Maritime Approved Computer in applications that have been determined to be critical to the operation of a ship. This includes navigation, fire control, engine control, ballast control, cargo control and other mission critical applications. Voyage Data Recorders also require the use of a Maritime Approved Computer.
The AMOS A310M has been designated an Approved Maritime Computer by all major Maritime Classification Societies. To be designated a Maritime Computer the Classification Societies have established rigorous testing criteria. The computer is subject to extreme variations in heat, humidity, shock and vibration. The AMOS A310M has passed all of these tests.
The AMOS A310M has also achieved IEC-945 certification. IEC-945 certification requires very stringent adherence to EMC, radiation and immunity standards. No computer without IEC-945 approval may be used in conjunction with navigation equipment or in any location near such equipment.
The A310M Maritime Computer was designed with focus on the safety and reliability required for operation for critical applications on ships and offshore installations.