Rescue network system for watercraft
AssigneeYamaha Hatsudoki Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorKohei Terada
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Abstract
In a rescue network system for a watercraft, a transmitter transmits a first distress signal of the watercraft to which it belongs. A receiver receives a second distress signal from another watercraft. An output outputs emergency information indicating the existence of the second distress signal from the another watercraft. A controller is configured or programmed to control the output to output the emergency information when the receiver has received the second distress signal from the another watercraft.
Claims7
A system comprising:
- a transmitter to transmit a first distress signal of a watercraft in which the system is installed;
- a receiver to receive a second distress signal from another watercraft;
- an output to output emergency information indicating existence of the second distress signal;
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- a controller configured or programmed to control the output to output the emergency information when the receiver has received the second distress signal.
A rescue network system for watercraft installed in a plurality of watercraft including a first watercraft and a second watercraft, the rescue network system comprising:
- a first watercraft system installed in the first watercraft, the first watercraft system including:
- a first transmitter to transmit a first distress signal of the first watercraft;
- a first receiver to receive a second distress signal from the second watercraft;
- a first output to output emergency information indicating an existence of the second distress signal;
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- a first controller configured or programmed to control the first output to output the emergency information indicating the existence of the second distress signal when the first receiver has received the second distress signal;
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- a second watercraft system installed in the second watercraft, the second watercraft system including:
- a second transmitter to transmit the second distress signal;
- a second receiver to receive the first distress signal from the first watercraft;
- a second output to output emergency information indicating the existence of the first distress signal;
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- a second controller configured or programmed to control the second output to output the emergency information indicating the existence of the first distress signal when the second receiver has received the first distress signal.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.