Alberding Beacon.net software is used by Aids-to-Navigation (AtoN) service providers to supply integrity-tested GNSS correction data. The correction data come from own reference stations, reference station networks or SBAS services (EGNOS). Transmissions via radio beacon, AIS, radio and mobile Internet are supported.

A central generation of correction data requires reliable data connections to the sender locations. As a backup solution at the transmitter, a GNSS receiver with SBAS and raw data ports and the BeaconSiteControl software are provided. If the data connection is interrupted, the system automatically switches to the backup solution.

An MSK modulator based on PXI technology from the Artisan^® Technology Group is available for transmitting DGNSS correction data via radio beacon. The modulator combines a computing module with FPGA and transceiver units for modulation and I/O units for transmission control in a single housing. The system can be synchronized via external time standards and is therefore suitable for generating R-mode emissions.

For three-dimensional determination of ship position and pre-alignment, we offer the Trimble BX992 Heading System with integrated INS and the Alberding A10 Sensor in several configurations. The A07-MON is available for the permanent monitoring of structures and the positioning of traffic signs.

For the permanent monitoring of the broadcasts, remote monitoring stations (Far Field Monitoring) are operated by the AtoN service providers in the coverage area of the transmitters. In addition to positioning accuracy, the data age of the correction data and the parameters field strength, word error rate and signal-to-noise ratio for signal reception are monitored. These data are integrated into the Far Field Monitoring module of the Beacon.Net software.