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- Page 1 INSTALLATION MANUAL SAILOR AP5065 Alarm Panel...
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Page 3: Table Of Contents
Wiring to 24V DC Supply ....................13 Outline and dimension ....................... 14 Appendix A - The AUX interface ................... 16 The ALR sentence used in AP5065 .................. 17 The ACK sentence used in AP5065 .................. 18 Disclaimer Any responsibility or liability for loss or damage in connection with the use of this product and the accompanying documentation is disclaimed by Thrane &... - Page 4 0715...
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Page 5: Introduction
Introduction General Description The GMDSS Distress Alarm Panel is used for remote initiation of distress alert transmissions and visible and audible indication of incoming distress and urgency calls on VHF, MF/HF, and Inmarsat-C. Normally it is installed on the bridge at the conning position. The Alarm Panel contains three main sections, intended for connection to System 5000 VHF, System 5000 MF/HF equipment, and Inmarsat-C SES equipment. -
Page 6: Technical Data
Technical Data General Illuminated red distress button with transparent cover for each section. Indicator Alarm Panel with distress annunciator and status information for each connected unit. Audible alarm for indication of distress alert transmission in progress, or distress or urgency calls received. -
Page 7: Operation
Operation Distress Sending Distress Alert Open the key cover and press the ‘DISTRESS’ push button for minimum 5 seconds. The alert button and the selection annunciator for the active unit flashes, and the buzzer sounds periodically. When the distress alert transmission starts, the distress button and the selection annunciator change to a constant light. -
Page 8: General
General Test the Alarm Panel Pressing and holding the Test button will make all light indicators and alarm buttons flash. Pressing any other button while holding the Test button, will sound the buzzer enabling verification of the buttons and the audible indicator. Note that this only tests the Alarm Panel itself and does not involve the connected trans- ceiver unit. -
Page 9: Installation
HF) each of which is provided a dedicated connector on the rear side of the Alarm Panel. Auxiliary interfaces The AP5065 Alarm Panel provides, through the option connector an auxiliary RS-422 line with a separate Rx and Tx pair, that can be connected to external equipment for monitoring of the Alarm Panel state. -
Page 10: Interconnecting More Alarm Panels
Interconnecting more Alarm Panels Alarm Panel 1 Alarm Panel 2 Alarm Panel 3 Inmarsat-C 1 Inmarsat-C 2 VHF 1 VHF 2 Interconnected panels Cable length < 200 meter MF/HF 40715 Up to 3 Alarm Panels can be interconnected and placed in different locations on the vessel. Interconnected Alarm Panels maintain identical light and sound indications, so any operation and behaviour on either Alarm Panel will be reflected on the others (except using the Dimming button and the Test button –... -
Page 11: Wiring Interconnected Alarm Panels
Wiring interconnected Alarm Panels Alarm Panel 1 Alarm Panel 2 Alarm Panel 3 DC Supply Option Option Option INTER L * 120 INTER H INTER C INTER S * Note: The terminator resistor must match the cable used 120 is a typical value. 40714A DC supply D-sub 9... -
Page 12: Wiring To Vhf 1 Or Vhf 2
Wiring to VHF 1 or VHF 2 40712 ² Note: The cable shield must be connected to chassis on the VHF equipment and must be left unconnected at the Alarm Panel.” 0715... -
Page 13: Wiring To Mf/Hf
Wiring to MF/HF 40711 ² Note: The cable shield must be connected to chassis on the MF/HF equipment and must be left unconnected at the Alarm Panel.” 0736... -
Page 14: Wiring To Inmarsat-C 1 Or Inmarsat-C 2 (Mini-C)
Wiring to Inmarsat-C 1 or Inmarsat-C 2 (mini-C) 40710 Alarm Panel mini-C Inm-C Designation Comment D-sub 9 way J302 Data + Data + Twisted pair Data - Data - VCC IN Cable type: min. 2 x 2 x 0.2mm2 screened. Length: Max 250m Note 1: The cable shield must be connected to chassis on the Inmarsat-C equipment and... -
Page 15: Wiring To 24V Dc Supply
Wiring to 24V DC Supply 40716A Alarm Panel Alarm Panel DC Supply Designation Option D-sub 9 way Connector DC - DC + Cable type: 2 x 0.5mm2 screened. Length: Max. 100m INTER-COUT 12 (Note) INTER-SOUT 13 (Note) Wiring: 2 x 0.2mm2. Length: 0.15 - 0.2m Note: Interface supply used only if interconnecting 2 or 3 alarm panels - refer to page 8. -
Page 16: Outline And Dimension
Outline and dimension 31.5 min. 150 60.5 Space for cable entry 40674A Mounting option Drilling plan 4 x ø 4.5 11.6 109.2 Tilting ± ° 40722 Dimensions are in mm. Weight: AP5065 0.8 Kg 0736... - Page 17 Alarm panel with mounting bracket Panel mounting kit (Option) Part no 405065A-920 min. 150 Space for cable entry Drilling plan Drilling plan 4 x ø5 4 x ø3.5 uns for M3 ISO 14581 Cut out 17.5 4 pcs M3x30 3 pcs M3x8 4 pcs M4x30 40723B 0736...
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Page 18: Appendix A - The Aux Interface
Appendix A - The AUX interface The AP5065 Alarm Panel is equipped with an auxiliary RS-422 line with a separate Rx and Tx port, that can be connected to external equipment for monitoring of the Alarm Panel state. The two ports are called the AUX-LISTENER (Rx) and the AUX-TALKER (Tx), and each has an A and a B signal according to the RS-422 standard. -
Page 19: The Alr Sentence Used In Ap5065
This is largely compliant with the ISO/IEC 61162-1 standard where alarm acknowledgement is interpreted as muting the sound signal. The example below shows a sequence of sentences from the AP5065. The INMC-2 system has the DISTRESS light turned on and the alarm sound is on:... -
Page 20: The Ack Sentence Used In Ap5065
The ACK sentence used in AP5065 The Alarm Panel accepts the following sentence on the LISTENER port: $aaACK,id*hh • <aa> is the talker ID. This is disregarded by the Alarm Panel and may be set to any two- letter combination. - Page 24 TT-98-125065-THR-D Issue: 0824 Thrane & Thrane A/S info@thrane.com www.thrane.com • •...
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