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The most important thing we build is trust ADVANCED ELECTRONIC SOLUTIONS AVIATION SERVICES SAILOR 6018 Message Terminal Technical Product Introduction COMMUNICATIONS AND CONNECTIVITY MISSION SYSTEMS

SAILOR 6018 Message Terminal Difference in physical appearance (front) • All critical dimensions are equal to SAILOR 6006 Message Terminal – making it compatible for retro-fit installations – compatible for new-build in existing consoles SAILOR 6006 Message Terminal • Small differences on the front SAILOR 6018 Message Terminal Slimmer bezel around the screen Mute button in same design as rest of system 6000 “SAILOR 6018 Message Terminal” Dim turn knob on front for resemblance with 7” Control Panel Removed DIM + TEST button Single piece glass front making the design lighter 3 x brighter backlight Alarm sound level increse Distress button moved to right side Removed Front USB + SD card Cobham SATCOM

SAILOR 6018 Message Terminal Difference in physical appearance (back) Option connector with NMEA RX/TX + 4 future pins Accessory connector compatible with standard SAILOR handset + extra NMEA RX/TX Removed mini jack audio connector 4 x USB (same) PWR connector (same) 2 x Ethernet. Additional LAN port for supports of ring topology or future use New type label compliant with newest MED Cooling fins deeper for better handling of additional heat Cast connector labelling. Now with “real” names AUX connector with 6 W speaker + 2 alarm pins System connector (same) Removed RS 232 connector Cobham SATCOM

SAILOR 6018 Message Terminal Difference in user features • SAILOR 6018 Message Terminal can now be reconfigured on the fly. Radiotelex to mini-C and vice versa. (hold dim during start up) • SW release 1. 04 supports Circ 1460 / RR 17 coming into force 1 January 2017 (require MF/HF A/B system update) • On-screen cyrillic keyboard provided • • Factory reset can be made from front • Dim knob readily available on front for easy adjustment of light intensity. Test is carried out by holding dim knob for a few seconds Cobham SATCOM