DP560 Simplified Harmonic Method

CBT231 Admiralty Guide to the Practical Use of ENCs (Computer Based Training)

Reference: BADP560

Condition: New product

*** 4 Dec 2017, withdrawn without replacement. Users are recommended to upgrade to Admiralty TotalTide.

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Admiralty Digital Software DP560 Simplified Harmonic Method

SIMPLIFIED HARMONIC METHOD
Designed for use with the Admiralty Tide Tables and NP160 (Tidal Harmonic Constants for European Waters). SHM enables you to enter the Tidal Harmonic Constants to calculate the height of tide using the Simplified Harmonic Method.

RECOMMENDED MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
The SHM application will run on any PC meeting the Microsoft recommended minimum specification for the following operating systems:

Window 2000 ─ 200 MHz or heigher processor, 64 MB RAM
Window XP ─ 200 MHz or heigher processor. 64 MB RAM
Window Vista ─ 200 MHz or heigher processor. 64 MB RAM
Window 7 ─ 200 MHz or heigher processor. 64 MB RAM

Operating systems should have the most recent Service Pack installed
In addition, systems will require: CD-ROM or DVD drive, keyboard and a Microsofr mouse or some other compatiable pointing device, super VGA (800x600) video adapter and monitor.

SHM may be installed on any networked or standalone computer that meets the hardware recommendations for the operating system installed, but is designed to be reegistered to indivisual PCs and is not suitable for operation across network.

COPYRIGHT
SHM is protected by Crown Copyright, it is derived from Crown Copyright information and information supplied by other organisations. Except as provided in the User Licence that accompanies SHM no part of this product may be sold, stored in a retrieval system or transmitted in any form or by any means electronic mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwuse without the express prior permission of the UKHO Copyright Section. Applications for permission to reproduce SHM other than as provided in the User Licence should be addessed to Copyright Manager. United Kingdom Hydrographic Office, Admiralty Way, Taunton <TA1 2DN, UK

IMPORTANT INFORMATION
Please refer to The Mariner's Handbook (NP 100), especially Chapter I for important information regarding tob the use of nautical publications, their accuracy and Limitations.