Create route/user chart
You can easily create new routes, edit existing routes, and create new points, lines, areas, and circles by simply tapping the screen.
Calculate recommended ship speed
By setting ETD/ETA*1 for each waypoint in the route, the recommended ship’s speed can be calculated and displayed automatically. In addition, the results of the route analysis in your planning routes are automatically displayed with green, yellow, and red color-coded status.
* 1 At least one waypoint must be set. If the ETA for that waypoint is not the final destination, the remaining route will be calculated based on the maximum ship speed.
* 2 Automatic calculation using the maximum ship speed set in the ship's parameters and taking into account various information.

Green: Nothing found
Yellow: Cautions found
Red: Safety contour warning
Route comparison/route playback function
Display and review multiple routes for comparison, including those you wish to assess and those previously utilized. This feature proves valuable for sharing information among crew members.
Divider
The divider can be used to measure distance between two or more points.
EBL/VRM
Three sets of EBL/VRM can be used for measuring bearing and distance.
Sensor information
The heading, speed, course over ground, speed over ground, and own ship position are displayed on the ENC chart.
The own ship symbol is displayed on the ENC chart, and the position information of the own ship is automatically recorded as a voyage log along with the sensor information.
Radar information*
With a single click on the menu, you can overlay radar images and check landforms and sea obstacles. It is also possible to superimpose the trail display.
* ECDIS, radar, and AIS receiver must be connected to the same network.
Target information*
AIS target information and TT information can be displayed. In addition, you can select the display status (target information, position display, filter addition, selected target pause/activation, etc.) from the list of targets.
* ECDIS, radar, and AIS receiver must be connected to the same network.
Passage Plan
Passage Plan displays the planned route on a timeline, showing scheduled waypoint passages, sunrise and sunset times, and other key events in a clear visual format.When you drag the cursor, the shipʼs position advances along the planned route.
Weather information
In addition to importing GRIB1 (.grb) data, weather information can also be obtained via the Internet.* Weather data such as wind, waves, and currents can be overlaid on the chart.
* Gate-1 connection and an optional contract are required.