INS Messages
Depending on the manufacturer, protocol version implementation, or for other reasons, INS may not support or perform data integrity and reliability assessment.
INS Warnings (for all data types)
Text |
Category |
Condition |
|---|---|---|
Sensor malfunction <INS> |
Alarm |
When data from the sensor stops being received according to the configurable timeout |
Heading unreliable |
Warning |
Displayed in the alarm, warning, and caution area |
Integrity of <parameter name> violated |
Warning |
Displayed in the alarm, warning, and caution area |
Integrity of <parameter name> doubtful |
Warning |
Displayed in the alarm, warning, and caution area |
<parameter name> unreliable |
Warning |
Displayed in the alarm, warning, and caution area |
Important
The navigator’s response to INS warnings is determined by prevailing conditions and circumstances.
Additionally, the vessel speed generation mode is transmitted in the $INNSR sentence, which is displayed in the STW row of the Navigational Panel:
Normal operating mode (Auto) — speed is determined based on direct measurements from the water-referenced speed sensor. The speed value is displayed without additional markings
Estimated mode (Estimated) — speed is calculated without direct water-referenced measurements (e.g., via GNSS or inertial navigation). The system automatically marks such data to inform the navigator
Manual input (Manual) — speed is entered manually from the INS control panel. Used when speed sensors fail or under special navigation conditions
Note
When operating in Estimated or Manual mode, it is recommended to regularly verify speed readings with alternative sources to ensure data accuracy.