Azimut One range

Three consoles, one interface

Every model includes a 7-inch touchscreen, Wi-Fi, RJ45 LAN, memories, park position and calibration.

Screen 2.63 WT LAN 1.29 RJ45 LAN as standard Direct UDP Az / El operational
F4HIK Azimut One rotor console
Mono 200 W

Azimut One Mono 200 W

The simple and complete version for one 24 V rotor.

  • 1 rotor output
  • 24 V motor output — 200 W
  • 115 V AC or 230 V AC mains input
  • 7-inch touchscreen
  • Wi-Fi + RJ45 LAN as standard
  • Console price: €390
Mono 350 W

Azimut One Mono 350 W

Extra power reserve for more demanding rotors.

  • 1 rotor output
  • 24 V motor output — 350 W
  • 115 V AC or 230 V AC mains input
  • 7-inch touchscreen
  • Wi-Fi + RJ45 LAN as standard
  • Console price: €440

Shared equipment

Independent and protected operation

Position feedback

Uses the original potentiometer when operational. The AS5600 sensor remains an optional solution.

Overlap and protection

360° travel, overlap up to 60° on one side or 45° on both sides. The LED remains steady during movement and a red badge marks the overlap zone.

115 / 230 V mains versions

All three consoles can be prepared for either 115 V AC or 230 V AC mains input. The voltage is selected with the order request.

Network connection

Wi-Fi and RJ45 LAN included, DHCP or fixed IP configuration and a local web interface.

Independent dual rotor

Separate R1/R2 calibration on ADS1115 A0/A1. Antennas, colors and six M1–M6 memories are configured per rotor.

Touch controls

Short arrow tap: exact 1° step. Hold: continuous rotation. Release: immediate stop.

Smoother movement

Progressive acceleration over the first 10 degrees, braking over the last 10 and no more than one fine correction.

Dedicated mobile page

R1/R2 selection, control, calibration and clearing for the chosen rotor, with a safe stop when switching axes.

Improved dual display

Select the active rotor by touching its compass rose. The Yaesu G-5500 keeps independent AZ and EL axes.

Interface preview

Screen, settings and controls

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