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SYSTEMS
NAVITRON
NTggOBNWAS
& EXPANDED
BASIC
BRIDGE
NAVIGATIONAL
WATCHALARMSYSTEM
(MSG
& rECSPEC)
NAVITRONSYSTEMSLTD
OsbornHouse
25eBrockhampton Lane
Havant,
Hants,U.K,P091JT
in England
Registered No,2607869
Tel:(023)92498740
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t Section1: Unit Dimensionsand Siting.
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Section2: Standard& ExpandedSystemCables& Connections.
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I Section3: lnstallationPresets.
I Section4: InstallationChecks& AlongsideSet Up.

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t Section5: OperatingInstructions& Alarm Indicators.
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r Section 6: NT99OBNWASSchematics & PCB Layout.
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I lmportant- SoftwareVersions:-
BNWASconfigurationsto IEG62616will includethe DigitalInterface

I Unit type WAS DIU which is compatiblewith BNWASMain Gontrol
Unit(CU)and DistríbutionBox (DB)SoftwareVersions2.Aor higher.
I Older CU and DB SoftwareVersions(lowerthan Version2.01arenot

immediatelycompatiblewith the WAS DIU and must be upgradedto
Version2.0 or higheras a pair (i.e.both CU and DB).
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General:- I
The NT990BridgeNavigationalWatch AlarmSystem(BNWAS)is a robustand intelligent
monitoringdevicecompliantwith MSCspecification MSC.128(75)and,withthe additionof
a DigitalInterfaceUnit (WAS DIU)also complieswith IEC 62616.The systemprovidesa
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backupfacilityfor the Officerof the Watch(OOW)by automatically
alertingthe Masteror
other qualifiedpersonnelif the OOW is renderedincapableof pedormingregularand
consistentwatchduties.The systemalso providesan EmergencyCallfacifityin orderthat
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the OOW,or otherwatchpersonnel,can callfor immediateassistance.
The NT990BNWAS is availableas a basicsystemwhichcan be usedto activatesuitable

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Alarm
existing/proprietary Unitsor, can be suppliedas an expandedsystemcompletewith
Units.(Figs.G1 & G2).
Navitronaud¡bleAlarmUnitsand associatedSelector/Distribution I
The basic1EC62616
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systemcomprises -
threemodules:
GU)featuring:-
The Gontrol/ DisplayUnit (NT99OBNWAS
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ON, permanently
OperatingModeselectionvia key switch(permanently
engagedvia the shipsHeadingor Trackcontrolsystem.
automatically
OFF or I
VariableAlarmtimingperiodadjustablevia key switchfrom 3 to 12 minutesin 1-
minutesteps.
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A two digitred LEDdisplayconfirmingactualalarmtimeperiodset. t
adjustablealarmtonetypeand volume,
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ProminentAlarmResetbutton,
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Callbutton,
Emergency t
Variablered backlight
Comprehensive
for nightviewing,
illumination
includingTamperand
LED mode and Alarmstatusindicators
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PowerFailalarms.
(DB1)
DistributionUnit Type NT99OBNWAS
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Suitablefor 18 - 40Vdc ships power supplyand equippedwith 5 normallyopen
(N/O) relay contactsto drive remotevisual/ audible alarmssuch as: -
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Bridgevisual,Bridgeaudible,Officercall,Crew calland BNWAS malfunction I
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Distribution Unit Type NT99OBNWAS(DB2l

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Suitablefor 1 15 | 23OAC50 / 60Hz ships power supply (including18 - 40Vdc
backup power supply if applicable)and externalalarm drive contactsas above. I
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I (¡¡¡) DigitalInterfaceUnit TypeWAS DIU
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facilitiesbetweenthe basic
The WAS DIU providesadditionalcommunication
(CentralAlarm Paneletc.)compliant
withIEC62616.
I includeSerialData(lEC61162)RemoteReset,VDR
Theseadditionalfacilities
and l/O portsto CentralAlarmPanelplus DC levelinputsfrom bridgemounted
I MovementDetectors.(Section1.9 refers).
(¡v) OptionalRemoteAlarm ResetUnit(s)(NT99OBNWAS
RST)
T Waterproofand illuminated,the RemoteResetunits(maximum4 units)can be
installedin Wheelhouseand Bridgewinglocationsas required.
strategically
t (v) Optional(ExpandedSystem)Bridge VisualAlarm Unit (WASBVA)
t The vísuafunit is typicallybridgedeckheadmountedand providesthe firstalarm

levelsignallingthe end of the BNWAStimeperiodselected(3 to 12 minutes). lt
invitesbridgewatchpersonnelto cancelby RESEToperationwithin15 seconds
I beyondwhichthe bridgeaudiblealarmwill@mmence.
NB. When usingNavitronVisualAlarm(WAS BVA)the PCB mountedselector

t switch in the DistributionUnit must be set to the
VisualUnitsrequirethe selectorswitchto be setto
"LED" position.Proprietary
"NORM". (SeeSect.3.2(ii)).
t (vi) Opüonal(ExpandedSystem)Bridge MovementDetectort (WASPIR)
The BNWASresetsignalsfrom dualtechnologymicrowave I infraredMovement

t Detectorswhichwilldetectbridgepersonnel
activityup to a rangeof 12 metres.
reset/ restartthe BNWAStimingperiod.

Movementdetectionwill automatically
t Two MovementDetectorsmaybe connectedto the BNWASvia connectionports
locatedín the DígitalInterfaceUnit(WASDIU).(Section1.10refers).
I (vii) Optional(ExpandedSystem)Alarm SetectorSwitch (WASOSS)
I This unitis intendedfor BridgeA/úheelhouse

OfficerCallAlarmto the appropriate
mountingand routesthe 2ndStage
DutyOfficerCabinas selected.A maximum
I of 4 CabinAlarmscan be supportedwhich includesMastersCabinType if

required.(ltems(v)and(vi)refer).
t NB. lf morethan4 differentCabinAlarmlocationsare required,additionalAlarm

SelectorSwitches(WASOSS)may be connectedin cascade.(SeeSect.2.13).
t (viii) Optional(ExpandedSystem)Officer Cabin Alarm Unit (WASCA)
The audiblecabinAlarm Unit is also fittedwith a red LED and both are active
I when the subjectcabinhas been selectedvia the AlarmSelectorSwitchand a

2noStage(OfficerCall)alarmconditionexists.The CabinAlarmUnit is notfitted
witha Resetfacilitysincealarmresetis onlypermittedwithinthe Bridgearea.
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(¡x) Optional(ExpandedSystem)l/lastersGabinAlarm Unit (WASMGA)
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Similarto the standardOfficerCabinAlarmUnit,a visualand audible2ndStage
alarmis produced.However,this unitcan be connectedas the firstselectedvia
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the OfficerSelectorSwitch(OSS)to functionas a normalCabinAlarm Unit or
permanentlyin parallelwith standardCabinAlarms.When used as a parallel
device,the captain(Master)may switchhis Alarm OFF via the integralswitchif
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not wishingto monitoror be disturbedby other(DutyOfficer)CabinAlarmCalls.
(x) Optional(Exp. System)Final StageAlarm Switch/DistUnit (WASADU)

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The 3d Stage(CrewCall etc.) alarmsare supplied(115t230Vac and/or24Vdc)
and activatedvia 3 separatechannelsavailablefromthe SwitchlDistribution
Unit.
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Eachchannelis independently switchunitfacilitiesinclude
fusedand additional
PowerFail and TamperAlarm plus AlarmTest - all of whichcan be isolatedif
requiredvia the integralkey switch.
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(xi) Optional(ExpandedSystem)Final StageAudible Alarms
(TypesWASAUIAC,AU2AC,AUIDC & AU2DCperSect.1.7)
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The AudibleAlarm Units are availablein 4 versionsto providetwo standard
operatingvoltagelevels(24Vdcor 230Vac)each of whichcan be suppliedfor
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soundoutputlevelsof 100or 112d8(A).
(xii) EmergencyBatteryBox / UninterruptiblePower Supply Unit (WASUPS)

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Whilstthe NavitronNT990BNWASis fullyTypeApprovedand designedto warn
continueto functionfrom the
of primarypowersupplyfailuresand automatically
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secondary/ back up suppliesconnectedfrom the shipspowersupplysystem,
the IEC (62616)specification
mainpowersupplydefects.
refersto a minimum6 hour capability to signal t
This 6 hour stand alone / independent capabilitywould requirea BNWAS I
internalbatterysupplyfacilitywith attendantchargingfacilitiesetc.whichcan be
providedby the WAS UPSwhichis alsoTypeApprovedfor this purpose.
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However,real world use of the BatteryBox (UPS)is consideredby Navitron
SystemsLtd.to be extremelyunlikelywhenall BNWASspecsare harmonised.
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configuraüonis shown in Fig. G1.
The Basic NT990BNWAS I
The ExpandedNT990BNWASconfigurationis shown in Fig. G2.
The Digital InterfaceUnit (WASDIU)block functions are shown in Fig. G3.

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Section1: Unit Dimensionsand Siting. t
1.1 Sitingthe Control/DisplayUnit.
1.2 Sitingthe DistributionUnit.
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1.3 Sitingthe RemoteResetUnit (Optional). I
1.4 Sitingthe Duty OfficerAlarmSelectorSwitch.
1.5 Sitingthe OfficerCabinAlarmUnit(s).

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1.6 Sitingthe GrewGall(FinalStage)AlarmSwitch/Distribution
Unit. I
1.7 Sitingthe FinalStageAudlbleAlarmUnits.
1.8 Sitingthe BridgeVisualAlarm Unit.

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1.9 Siting the Digital InterfaceUnit.
1.10Sitingthe MovementDetector(s).
1.11Sitingthe UPS(BatteryBox)- if required.
InstallationNote- RadioFrequencylnterference
(RFl)
The NTSS9BNWAS system exhibitshigh levelsof RFI rejectionand minimallevelsof

suppression
by virtueof carefuldecoupling,
radiatedinterference and screeningmeasures
exercised as a standardNavitronSystemsdesignfunctionand is fullycompliantwiththe
statutoryrequirementsof EN60945(lEC945).
However,any potentíalrisk of cross couplingshould be minimisedwhere possibleby
ensuringthat BNWAScomponentsand associatedcable routingis affordedthe greatest
separation fromhighpowertransmitters,
possible couplersandotherRF carryingcables.
1.1 The NTSSOBNWASDisPlaYUnit.

CompassSafeDistance- 0.5m
The NTSSOBNWAS Control / Displayunit is not suitablefor externallocationand is
for Panel/ Consolemountingin an enclosed
intended wheelhouse positionwhichis visible
to the OOW.
andreadilyaccessible
Furthermore, the unitshouldbe locatedsuchthatthefirststage(15 second)audiblealarm
is audiblefromall operationalpositions on the bridgewherethe OOWmay reasonably be
exoectedto be stationed.
(Thisfunctionmaybe engineered usingone or moresoundingdevicesthus in additionto
ifre Oisptay Unitto
unit audiblealarm,volt free contactsare availablein the Distribution
activatefurtherbridgemountedalarmsif required)
Considerations shouldbe givento the factoryfitted3 metrelengthof cablewhichmustbe
routedand connected to the DigitallnterfaceUnit(WASDIU)'
The Control/ Displayunit is a standard144x 144DIN size and requiresa panelcut out of
136x 136mm.Mounting andoutlinedimensions areshownin FIG 1.1.
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I 1.2 Sitingthe NT990BNWAS
Outlineand MountingDimensions.
DistributionUnlt (TypesDB1& DB2).

GompassSafeDistance- 0.5m
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Unitis not suitablefor externalsitingand mustbe mounted
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wheelhouselocation.
Sinceall BNWASfuses are situatedin the Distribution

Unit, it shouldbe sited in an
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cableglandentries.
shouldbe givento cableroutingand associated
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Unitare available(TypesDB1 & DB2)and mountingdimensions
areshownin FIG's1.2,1and1.2.2as appropriate.
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(115/230VAGand/or18- 40 Vdc Systems)
1 . 3 Sitingthe RemoteResetUnit(s)- (if applicable).

The NTSS9BNWAS Resetunitis suitablefor mountingin internalWheelhouseand Bridge

whicharevisibleandreadilyaccessible
in positions
Winglocations to the OOW.
andmounting
Outline areshownin FIG1.3.1.
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Two mountingholesare providedoutsideof the sealinggasketand are exposedwhenthe
RemoteResetUnitlid is removed.
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CompassSafe Distance- 0.1m
l The OfficerCabinAlarm SelectorSwitch(TypeWAS OSS) is not suitablefor external
sitingand shouldbe surfacemountedin an enclosedbridge/wheelhouse locationoffering
I simpleaccessfromthe viewpointof requiredOfficerCabinAlarmselection.
Mounting are shownin FlG.1.4.1.

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t't Siting the Officer Cabin Alarm Unit(s).

I Compass Safe Distance- 0.1m
The Cabin Alarm Unit may be a standard (Type WAS CA) or Master's Cabin Alarm
I (TypeWAS MCA)which are identicalin size and mountingconsiderations.
t The Master's Cabin Alarm Unit (WAS MCA) will sound all Officer CallAlarms if connected
in parallelwith standard Cabin Alarms unless the Unit is switched"off'. This facility allows
the Master to monitor all Duty Officer Cabin Alarm Calls (if required)or to switch "off' the
I MCA if wishingto be undisturbed.Since standardOfficerCabin Alarms are not permittedto

be switched"offl',the Master's Cabin Alarm Unit (MCA) must only be installedin captains
quarterswhere it is the prerogativeof the Master to switch it "off'. The MCA can also be
I used as a standard CA if connected as the first selectionvia the Officer Selector Switch
(OSS) but the MCA ON/OFF Switchwill automaticallybe disabledwhen the MCA is the
OSS nominatedCabinAlarm.The switchwill remainoperationalwhenother CabinAlarms
I are active.
The standardOfficerCabinAlarm Unit (CA) is to be usedto call the chosenduty officer

I (1", 2no,3'detc.)thus onlythe standardCabinAlarmUnit(WASCA) is permitted
purposesinceit is not possibleto switchtheseunits"off'.
for this
I Both Alarm Unit Types shouldbe mountedin a cabin locationand mounting/outline

dimensionsareshownin FIG1.5.1.
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FIG1.5.1OfficerCabinAlarmUnit(s)- OutlineDimensions. I
1.6 Sitingthe GrewGall(FinalStage)Alarm Switch/Distribution
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CompassSafeDistance 0.25m
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The 3d StageSwitch/Distribution Unit (TypeWAS ADU) shouldbe internallylocatedin an
area convenientfrom the viewpointof availablepowersupplies(24Vdc1115l230Vac) and I
for cableroutingto the FinalStageAudibleAlarmUnits(crewareasetc.).
Outline areshownin FIG1.6.1.

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FIG1.6.1FinalStageAlarmSwitchUnit OutlineDimensions.
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1.7 Sitingthe FinalStageAudibleAlarmUnits.
CompassSafeDistance- 0.lm
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The FinalStageAudibleAlarmUnits(AU's)are availablein 100& 112dB(A)outputlevels
suitablefor eitherDC or AC operation.The Alarm Unitsare availablein two case sizes
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reflectingthe ratedsoundoutputlevel.
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(i) TypeWASAUIAG = 100dB for AC operation.

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TypeWASAU2AC= 112dB for AC operation.
TypeWASAUlDC = 100dB for DC operation.
(iv) TypeWASAU2DC= 112dB for DC operation.
I Unlessspecialsealinganangementsare requested,standardenclosuresare suitablefor
internalmountingonly - not in exposedbulkheador deck locations- with outline
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I,, Sitingthe BridgeVisualAlarmLight.

GompassSafeDistance- 0.lm
I The BridgeVisualAlarmUnit(TypeWAS BVA) providesa highlyvisiblebut nightvision

friendly(variable of WatchAlarmperiodtimeoutto invitemanual"Reset".
illum.)indication
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to the deckhead anddimensions areshownin FlG.1.8.1.
area-
The visualAlarm Unit must be internallymountedwithinthe bridge/wheelhouse
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1.9 Sitingthe DigitalInterfaceUnit.
This unit providesmultipleinput/ output(l/O) ports enablingthe BNWASSystemto

withotherbridgeequipment
interface suchas VDR,CentralAlarm Panel,RemoteReset&
Emergency Callpointsetc.
The DigitalInterfaceUnit (WAS DIU) must be internallylocated/ mountedwithinthe

bridge/wheelhouse areawithinthe scopeof the 3m cablefittedto the BNWASControlUnit
andaccessible for connectionsto otherbridgeequipment. (Dimensions in FlG.1.9.1).
Note:-
Mountingholesin the bottomof the
case are 4.5mm diameter and
accessedby lid removal.
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1.10 Sitingthe MovementDetector(s).
The MovementDetecto(s)(WAS PIR)shouldbe bridge/wheelhouse mountedat a height

of approx2.5mabovedeck leveland out of directsunlightwherepossible.
The detection
arcandrangeis approx90 degreesand 12mrespectively. (Dimensions
in Fig.1.10.1).
Note:-
Mountingholes and cable entry points are
accessedby removingthe front cover and
quickreleasePCBfor the knockout locations
in the backof the case.
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1.1I Sitingthe UPS(BatteryBox)- if required.

The NT990BNWASUPS providesan emergencybatteryderivedbackuppowersupplyfor

the BNWASwhichwill providepowerfor a minimumof 6 hours.The UPSinternalbatteryis
a sealedmaintenancefree unitautomatically or 24Vdcsupply.
rechargedvia 115Vl230Vac
located
Theunitshouldbe internally closeto theBNWASDB.(Dimensions in Fig.1.11.1).
Note:-
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I Section2: StandardSystemGablesand Connections.
I The "standardSystem"cables referredto in FIG 2 relateto a basic systemand show

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external AlarmUnitfacilitiesetc.as detailedin Table2.1.
I Unitsetc.
The expandedBNWASSystemusingNavitronAlarmUnitsand Selectors/Switch
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dealtwithin Sections
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2.2 Control/ DisplayUnit Connections.
NT990BNWAS
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NT990BNWAS
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2.10 NT990BNWASGontrolUnit Gonnections.
I 2.'11 NT990BNWASDistributionUnit (DB1)Gonnections.
2.12 NT99OBNWASDistributionUnit(DB2)Connections.
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2.14 Masters(MCA)& OfficerCabinAlarm(CA)Connections.
II 2.15 Final(3rd)StageAlarm DistributionUnit Connections.
- 216 Final(3'd)Stage(f 00db)AudibleAlarmUnit Gonnections.

'T 217 Final(3'd)Stage(f 12db)AudibleAlarmUnit Connections.
I 2.18 TamperGonnections.
I 2.19 OptionalExternalDimmerConnections.
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2.20 1"tStageBridgeVisualAlarmUnit Connections.
I 2.21 BridgeMovementDetectorConnections.
I 2.22 OptionalNT990BNWASRST RemoteResetGonnections.

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Basic BNWAS connectlon facllltlcs to
proprietary equ¡pment (Sections 2.5 - 2'8 refer).
AddltlonalBNWASconneciion{ac¡litlesto
proprletaryéquipmentcommensurale
lECOI162 (Section2.4refersl'
with t
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FIG 2 - Standard System InterconnectingCables. I
I
t
INSTALLATION
t
Cable Routingand Earth Bonding.
2.1 NT990BNWAS
I When routing interconnecting cables, considerationshould be given to the remarks

concerning RadioFrequency lnterference(RFl)in Section1. Forthisreasonany potential
I risk of cross couplingshould be minimisedwhere possibleby ensuringthat screened
t cablesare employedthroughoutand that cable routingis affordedthe best separation
possiblefromtransmitter,couplersand otherRF associatedcables.
I Commensurate withthe use of screenedcables,earthpointsarefittedto the BNWASunits

to providecablescreenterminations.
t Gable N' Service Cable Type Cable Size

1 (DB2Only) 115/230VAC 3 CoreScreened 16/ 0.2mm
I 2and4 24Vdc 2 CoreScreened 16/ 0.2mm
DC Auto
I 3
5
ON/OFF
MainUnit
2 Core Screened
FactoryFitted3 metrelengthfrom BNWASMainUnit

7 lO.Zmm
I ABCDEFG Alarm Units

MotionSense,
See Section2.7 for Alarm
Contact Ratinqs
As required
I HJKLMNP CentralAlarm,
RSTV VDR & Extra
Resetsetc.
As required/ suitablefor externalunits
(Section2.4 for Cabletypes/ Ratings)
f Z.Z NTggoBNWAS
Controll DisplayUnit Connections.
t
r The displayunitis suppliedwith a factoryfitted3m cableand the connectiondetailsbelow
are providedfor informationonly. lt is not necessaryto removethe backplatefrom the
-I displayunit for installationpurposesalthoughit should be noted that accessmay be
- requiredto the backof the unit(removable calibration
insert)duringcommissioning.
t LEDIo -
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No.
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2
+12Vregulatedpowerfromdistribution
0V Ground
unit Red
Black
t 3
4
L nk data
L nk clock
Blue
Yellow
I
INSTALLATION
I
2.3 NT990BNWAS
DistributionUnit Connections.
ForDC powersupplyDistribution
Unit(DB1)seeFigs.2.3.1& 2.3.2-
t
ForAC & DC powersupplyDistribution
Unit(DB2)see Figs.2.3.3&2.3.4.
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NT990BNWASDislr¡butlon
Un¡ttype DB1
I
re-.+ovoc
{
snrps suppryL
+VE
-VE
To shipssupplyv¡a
su¡tableisolator
(2 ct e 16lo.2mm
scleened)
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_ 2avDc ship's. f
tmergencysuppry L
+VE
.VE
+VE
-VE
Optional opto ¡solatedON/OFF
control line from proprieiary
equ¡pment(2 cor€ ld0,2mm
screened)for connect¡onsto
I
NavitronAutopilotssee FIG 2.5.1
Nree??llwAs
Bridoe
f-'-
-r,-/r.-
- Visual I ''
11
¡o
24vdc (nom) Ships Emergency PovverSupplyor
Battery Box (UPS) via suitiabl€¡solator
I
13
Bridoe
-'-v/a:-
- Audible |
off¡cercalr
"
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ai
15
Volt free contaclsrated5'A@ 30vdc /
230VACfor externalindicatorsor álarms. I
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crew calf
NMEAolg3 InDut
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,o'to-
'
A (+)
1?
n
19
OptionalNlvlEA0183inputfor AUTO
ON/OFFcontrolfrompropr¡etary
etc.($XXHTD
Autopilots sentence)
t
Bt) tw¡stedpair)
I
(2 core7/0.2mmscr€ened
+12v
DATA To DigitalInterfaceUn¡t(WASDIU)
CLOCK
MultipleRemot8
Res€tTamper <
Loop Tem¡nals
(
L
0v
---T--
t
)
I
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i I
I Optionalcabls(s)b R€setUnits(/
+,l?v
0v
RESET
TAMPER
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(6 core78.2mmscreaned)
SeeS€ct¡on2.22 I
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t
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eo,".,l-l--[ cll ft66 changeover contact rat8d 5A @ 30vdc /
L¿---:
Monitor 230VAC for extemal power fail monitor¡ng
t
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Fig2.3.2DistributionUnit Type DBI Connectionsand Services'
I
t & OPERATION
INSTALLATION
NT99OBNWAS
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NT990BNWAS D¡str¡bution
UnittypeDB2
I 110/220VAC f
Live 1
50/60H2 < Neutral 2
To Ship'sma¡nssupply
via suitableisolator(3
core'16/0.2mm & To shlpssupplyvia
I sh¡p'ssupplyL earth 3
t s - 4 o v D fc
ship'ssupply\
+vE 4
-VE s
screened) suitableisolator
(2 core16/0.2mm
screened)
t
a .,,-
+VE
44OVDCEnable/1 6 Optionalopto¡solaledON/oFF
conholline L
Oisable -VE 7 controllinefromProprietary
/' .-_
*Ve equipment (2 cor€16/0,2mm
24VDCShip's ) B
-VE screened) to
for connections
Emergency supPlY\ I
I NTggoBNwAS
Fail
,-o/o-
---r¡-,/f't--
"
to
.t'>
Autopilots
Navitron seeFIG2.5.1
24Vdc(nom)ShipsEmergency PowerSupplyor
BatteryBox(UPS)via suitableisolator
BridoeVisual |
I
-
| 4 a
. .... -1Y'o- .14 Volt free conlacts rated 5A @ 30vdc /

Bridoe -
- Aud¡ble|' 230VAc for external¡ndicatorsor alarms.
15
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t -
.t'.,./r-v-
otrcerca l-s
- t 7 lo
*/r>-q
Crew Call ' OptlonalNMEAo183 inpulfor AUTO
19 ON/OFFcontrolfrompropr¡etary
I Inpur
NMEAol83 1(-] 20
ó (-) 21
+12v 22
Autopilotsetc.($)fiHTDsentence)
(2 core7/0.2mmscreenedtwistedpair)
I DATA 23
cLocK 24
0v 25
To DlgitalInterfaceUnit(WASDIU)
t R€mote a 26
Mulüple
ResetTamper
LoopTerm¡nals Zg
L Optional cable(s)to Reset Units (4 Max)
+izv 29 Red (6 core7/0.2mmscreened)
I ov
TAMPER32
30
RESET 31
Black
Blu6
Yellow
SeeSection2.22
t VISUAL33 While
f---.-------._ .,.r
Power l^ l\- , Voltfree ciangeovercontac{rátedftA @ 30vdc /
ü""1i.tj_-?-
- g - 3 6 15 23oVACfor externalpowerfailmonitoring
I Fig 2.3.4 Distribution Unit Type DB2 Gonnectionsand Services'
t
& OPERATION
INSTALLATION
NT99OBNWAS
NT990BNWASDIU(DigitalInterfaceUnit)Connections.
The cabledetailsshownrelateto BNWASconnections via the WAS DIU to bridgelocated

equipmentsuchas CentralAlarm Panel,MovementDetectors,additionalRemoteResets
(NavitronRemoteResetsare shownin Section2.22)andVDR etc.
(9 @l
DigitalInterfaceUnit TYPe
wAs Dlu
r.@ @
5 6 H J K L M N ) { P i, S T
tEc61162 5-4ovdc tEc61162

To BNWAS To tEc61162 Inputfrom ResetInputI Outputto
Movement Reset Central (andlor) Central
Control
Input2 Alarm 5-40Vdc Alarm
Unit Detector1
Panel ResetInput2 Panel
To BNWAS To tEc61162 54ovdc System 162

tEc61
DB1or Movement Reset rmergencY FailRelay Outputto
DB2 2
Detector 1
Input Input
Call Contacts VDREtc.
Cable Type
FactoryFitted3 metrelengthfrom BNWASMainUnit
6 Core Screened 1 6/ 0 . 2 m m
6 CoreScreened 7 l0.2mm
K , L , M , S , T 2 CoreTwistedPairScreened 7 lO.2mm
As Required(Contacts1A @ 30Vdc/220VAC)
FIG2.4.1- DigitalInterfaceUnit (WASDIU)CableDetails'

I & OPERATION
INSTALLATION
NT99OBNWAS
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I InterfaceUnitTypeWAS D¡UTerminalLocations.
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BNWAS OIGIIAL INTERFACEUNIT
TYPEWAS DIU
+12VSupplY 1
Regulated
0\t 2
Red
Black r-) Nl'f190BNWASCOl.lfROL
t CU Clock 3
CU Data 4
+12Vsupply 5
Regulated
ov6
Bl ue
R€d
Bláck
- ¿
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UNIT(Cable5) - F¡g2.'f0
NTS9OBNWASDB
(Cable6) - Figs2.3.2& 2.3.,+
I
DB clock 7
DB Data I Bl !g =)
R€gulated
RessrvédI
+l2V Slpply 10
0v 11
Rod
Black -
-t l
I
MOVEMENT DETECÍOR1
MovementinputSigñal1 12 - ¿ (CableH)- Sact¡on2.21& 3.9
Tamp€r1A 13 While - l
Tampor1a 14 -)
R6gulabd+12v supply15 Red
I Movement
Tamp€r
o v1 6
InputSignal217
2A l8
fámper28 19
I ac k
Whit6
- ¿
--)
MOVEMENTDETECTOR2
(CableJ) - Sectbn2.21& 3.9
1EC61 162lnput3A 20 Red
I
SERIAL RESET INPUT
1EC61162 Input3B 21 Black -J (Csbl6 K) - Soction 3.95
lEC61162Input 2A 22 R 6d SERIAL RESET INPUT
lEC6l162Input28 23 Black -) ( C abi €L) ' S€c ti on3.95
lEC6l'162lnpú 1A 24 Rad --\ SERIAL DATA FROM CENTML ALARM
I tÉC61162tnpú 18 25
5-40vdcEmorgoncy call Inpul+ 26
Em6rgenryCallInput- 27
R6gulated +12VSupply28
B¡ack
Rsd
Black
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- >
PANEL (Cablo M) ' Section 3.9.4 & 3.9.5
EM ER G EN C YC ALL IN PU T( C abl €N ) -
Section 3.9-6
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t ov 29
540vdc ExtsmalResstInput1 + 30
ExtomslR6s€tlnput1 - 31
5*40vdcExtemalResetlnput2+ 32
ExtomalR€s€tlnput2 - 33
ANALOGUEREgEfINPUT I
(cabr€P)
ANALOGUE
(cab1€
P)
RESETINPUT2
)
I
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3.9.6
I N-O.Fa¡luroR€layContacl34
FaitureRelayCoñmonContacl35
N.C.FajlufsRelayContact36
IECGI f62 Outpli1B 37 sh¡¡ -)
FAILURERELAY
(Cabl€R)
SERIA! DATATO CE¡ITRALALARM
I lEC61162
lEC61162
Oulput1A 38
Output1 lSOGnd39
lEC6l162Output28 40
lEC6'1162 Output2A 41
Scr€€n --,,/
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R o d - ¿
PANEL(CableS)- Section3.9.4
SERÍALDATATO VORotc. (CabloT)

- Sect¡on3.9.2& 3.9.7
t Scfeen -,
lEmlf 62 Output2 lso Gnd 42
FIG2.4.2- Digital InterfaceUnit (WASDIU)Connections& Services.

I
INSTALLATION
2.5 NT990BNWAS'.AUTO"Connectionto NavitronAutopilotSystem.

lf usedin conjunctionwith a NavitronAutopilot,the NT990BNWASmay be configured
to
turnon automatically(AUTOoperatingmode)whenthe Autopilotis engaged provided
the
NT990BNWASoperatingmodehas beenselectedfor "AUTO".
(Sect.2.5.2).
Thiscanbe viaanaloguevoltagelevel(Sect.2.5.1)or serialdatadetection
2.5.1Analogue"AUTO"Detection/ Connections.
BNWASDistributionUnittypesDB1and DB2 areequipped withan optoisolatedinputport
(4 - 40Vdcinputvoltagerange)whichis availablefor connectionto NavitronAutopilot
modelsas shownin FIG 2.5.1 but may only be used in the absenceof serialdata
(See2.5.2).
connection
41) Blue I Navitron
Autopilot
types
NT921G/ NT951G
Red I NT990G/NT991G
I Nav¡tronAutopilottypes
NT921/ NT921MK2
Red I
OR
Red Navitron
Autop¡lot
types
I
Btue I NT920/NT920G / NT925G
NOTE:
DIL switchSW2 / 6 locatedin the Distribution 7) Red NavitronAutopilottypes

unit mustbe set to OFFfor ALL Navitron NT888G
Autop¡lottypes. 10) Blue
OR
(FlG 2.3.1or 2.3.3)
Red Navitron types
Autopilot
I
NT999G
Btue I
FIG2.5.1- NT990BNWAS"AUTO"AnalogueVoltageDetection
from NavitronAutoPilots.
2.5.2SerialData(NMEA0183)"AUTO"Detection/ Connections.
BNWASDistributionUnittypesDBl and DB2areequipped witha serialdatainputportto
'HTD" sentencetransmission as
detectNavitronAutopilotstatus(OFF/ON)via NMEA
shownin FIG2.5.2.
Unit(FlG2.3.1or 2.3.3)mustbe setfor 4800baud
NB.SW2/5in the BNWASDistribution
(SW2/5OFF)and SW2/6mustbe setto ON.
B I Nav¡tronAutopilottypes
(version on)
v1.0 software
A I NT951G/991G
B
NavitronAutopilottype
NT888G
A
B
NavitronAutopilottype
NT999G
A
"AUTO"SerialDataDetection
FIG2.5.2- NT990BNWAS
from NavitronAutoPilots.
t NT99OBNWAS & OPERATION
INSTALLATION
t 2.6 NT990BNWAS"AUTO" Connectionto ProprietaryEquipment.
l lf automaticactivationof the BNWAS is requiredwhen other equipment(proprietary

Autopilotsystemetc.) is made active,this can be achievedby BNWAS detectionof
analoguevoltagelevelor serialdata receivedfrom controllingequipmentas shownin FIG
t 2.6.1or 2.6.2as appropriate.
2.6.1AnalogueAuto Detectionfrom ProprietaryEquipment

I BNWASDistribution UnittypesDB1and DB2are equippedwith an opto isolatedinputport
whichis polarityconsciousand will respondto an analoguesignalvoltagelevelfrom 4 -
I 40Vdc as a remote'ON' commandprovidedthe BNWAS operatingmode selectedis
,AUTO"
t NT99OBNWAS
Distribution
unit
Note 1: lf the proprietaryequipment
'ON'conditioncorrespondsto a low
signallevel(-ve logic)SW2/6 in the ProprietaryEquipment
(TypeDB1or DB2) BNWAS DB must be set to 'ON'.
t Opto isolated +VE +VE Remote'ON'
command
inputport (a-aOVdc)
I terminals -VE
Note 2: lf bothanalogueand NMEA
-VE
to BNWAS
(4-40Vdc)
I AUTOdetection
the analogue
is to be used(2.6.2)
switchline polaritymust
negative & SW2/6mustbe set'ON'.
I FIG2.6.{- NT990BNWAS'AUTO'ONAnalogueVoltageConnection
T 2.6.2SerialData (Nft/lEA)
to ProprietaryEquipment.
Auto Detectionfrom ProprietaryEquipment.

I SuitableNMEA0183sentences (i.e.$ - -HTDetc)whichcontainON/OFFstatusfieldscan
be acceptedby the BNWASfrom proprietaryequipmentfor remotelycontrolledBNWAS
I ON/OFFfunctions provided
the BNWASoperating modeis setto 'AUTO'.
Note 1: SW2/6in the BNWASDist.
t Unitmustbe set'ON'whenNMEA
datais usedfor'AUTO'activation.
BNWASControlling
Proprietary
Equipment
I Blue
NMEA0183Sentence
OutputTerminals
I Red
t NOTE2: SW2/ 5 locatedin the BNWASDistribution

Unitmustbe setto'OFF'for
4800baudand 'ON'for38400baudsentences.
I FIG2.6.2- NT990BNWAS'AUTO'ONSerialDataGonnection
to ProprietaryEquipment.
t
I
NTggOBNWAS
INSTALLATION
& OPERATION
I
2.7 NT99OBNWAS
ExternalAlarmConnections. I
The BNWASis equippedwith 5 independent relayoperatednormallyopen(N/O)contacts.
These close to provide switchlinesto the appropriatevisual/audiblealarm which, I
dependenton type,may be bridgeor remotelylocated.
BNWASDistribution
Unit
I
AlarmTerminals AlarmTypes:-
I
BNWASMalfunctionAlarm (Alarmconsoleif req'd)
I
BridgeVisualAlarm(Bridgeviewableonly)
t
BridgeAudio(Bridgeaudibleonly)
I
OfficerCall(MasterCabinetc.) I
Crew Call (Crewquartersetc.) I
I
AllAlarmcontactsare rated5A @ 30Vdc/220VAC
Power Fail Alarm Gonnections.

2.8 NT990BNWAS
I
Unit
BNWASDistribution
A power supply monitoringrelay
providesa single pole closing or
I
PowerFAILTerminals
Common
opening contact in the event of
completepowersupplyfailure. I
H
NO
NormallyClosed
NormallyOpen
Contactsrated5A @ 30Vdc/220VAC
I
t
ExpandedSystem.
2.9 NT990BNWAS
Whilstthe basicBNWAScomponents involving Unitand appropriate

the Control/Display
t
Distribution
and connections
Box(DB1or DB2)arethe samewhenusedwithproprietary
be
to NavitronAlarmUnitscan obviously moreeasily
units,cablerouting
defined as shownin I
F t G2 . 9 . 1 .
tndividual unit connections for the BNWAS Expanded System are shown in the
I
separateindex following.
I
I
¡
INSTALLATION
ExpandedSystemIndex.
2.9 NT99OBNWAS
I
a FIG2.9.1- ExpandedSystemCableServices& Sizes.
Ir FIG2.9.2- ExpandedSystemCableInterconnections.
FIG2.9.3- ExpandedSystemUnit Connectionswith AlarmDistrib.Unit (ADU).
I FIG2.9.4- ExpandedSystemConnectionswithoutADU using DC Sounders.
I FIG2.9.5- ExpandedSystemGonnectionswithoutADU using AG Sounders.
2.10- NTgg0BNWAS Gontrol/DisplayUnit Gonnections.
I DistributionUnitType DB1(18-40Vdc
2.11- NT990BNWAS op) Gonnections.
t
DistributionUnitTypeDB2(115/230Vac
2.12- NTggOBNWAS op) Gonnections.
¡ 2.13-Alarm SelectorSwitchGableRoutingand Connections.
¡
2.14- CabinAlarmUnit CableRoutingand Connections.
I 2J,5- FinalStageAlarm Switch/Distribution
Unit Cablesand Connections.
I
2.16- Final Stage 100d8(A) Audible Alarm Unit Gables and Connections.
I 2 . f i - F i n a l Sta g e1 1 2 d B (A )A u d i ble Alar m Unit Cablesand Connections.
I
2.18- Tamper Connections.
t- 2.19- Optional External Dimmer Connections.
2.20- 1"tStageBridgeVisualAlarm Unit Connections.
2.21- BridgeMovementDetectorConnections.
I
2.22- OptionalNT990BNWASRSTRemoteResetConnections.
I 2.23- BatteryBox (UPS)Connections.

Cable N" Service Cable Type GabfeSize
I 1 (DB2Only)
2and4
115/230VAC
18/40Vdc6A
3 Core Screened
2 Core Screened
24102mm
24lO.2mm
t 3
5
DC AutoONiOFF
MainUnit(CU)
2 CoreScreened 7 /O.2mm
FactoryFitted3 metrelengthfrom BNWASMain
Unit
I o
6a 6b 6c 6d
Dig. Interface(DlU)
NavitronResets
6 Core Screened
6 Core Screened
1 6/ 0 . 2 m m
7 l0.2mm
I ACGR Outputsto optional
proprietary
Alarms
As suitable -
for externalunits (seeSections
& 2.7for alarmcontactvoltage/ currentratings)
2.4
Outputsto optional
I BDDlD2
D3 D4
NavitronVisual&
OfficerCabinAlarms
6 Core Screened 7 l0.2mm
AlarmDist.Unit(ADU)
I E E 1E 2 E 3
& CrewCallAlarms
F K L M S T Serial
Datal/O Ports-
6 Core Screened
2 CoreTwisted
1 6/ 0 . 2 m m
CentralAlarm/VDR pairScreened 7 l0.2mm

I HJ
etc.
MovementDetectors 6 Core Screened
5-40VdcInputs- Reset
7 l0.2mm
NP 2 Core Screened 7 /0.2mm
I 7
OR
& Emerg.OfficerCall
115/30Vac
ADUSupply 3 Core Screened 24l0.2mm
I ó 24Vdc 2A ADUSupply 2 CoreScreened 24l0.2mm
FIG2.9.1- NT990BNWASGableDetails.
I
NTggOBNWAS
INSTALLATION
& OPERATION
I
I
Ships Power Suppli38
Dbtlbufon UnitMe DB2 only
I
I
Dlrtlbulio¡ Unlt fyp.
l8 - 40vdc
Sh¡pSupply
24V&,
EÍEr¡srcy
DBI or OB,I ohlt l Int rñc. UnltTrp.
vvAsDtu
I
I
Supplyor
Box(UPS)
Auad6(3)
Call
Aiür'(B)
S€oFb
2.1.1
t
3rd St¡gc Al.ñn Swltdl Untt
(Only rcqulred uh¡n moú

th¡n l0 Flr|.l St !p At¡rm
t rl¡. Flltodl
t
tl r. Porl aupplh. I
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I
I
I
I
I
Olllcor Cabln
Alafms I
I 00H(A) Flnal
St€geAlarms
112bd(A)Flnal
Stage Alsrms I
FIG 2.9.2- ExpandedNT990BNWAS
I
GableInterconnections.
I
I
I
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INSTALLATION
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100d8AlafmUn¡ts
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Unit Gonnections.
Control/Disptay
2.10 NT990BNWAS
t The displayunitis suppliedwith a factoryfitted3m cableand the connectiondetailsbelow

are providedfor informationonly. lt is not necessaryto removethe backplatefrom the
I purposesalthoughit shouldbe notedthat accessmay be
displayunit for installation
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calibration
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2.11 NT990BNWASDistributionUnit Type DB1(18-40vdcop) Connections.
The NT990BNWASDistribution UnitType DB1 is intendedfor 18-40Vdcpowersupply

betweenthe DB1and externalunitsare as follows:-
operationandconnections
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for ExpandedBNWAS(18-40Vdc).
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NTgIOBNWAS Dl¡H¡{lloñ
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OSS Unit. (Sect2.13)
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IF l ST RESÉf UNITONIY IS F¡lfEO LINK

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- DistributionUnit Type D81 Connectionsand Services.

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op) Connections.
2.12 NT990BNWASDistributionUnit Type DB2 (115,230Vac
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for Expanded BNWAS(1r5I230VAC).
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l..nabi
[2 66 2a¡0.2m soEn6d)
To lhhl ñaiñ! suppv v6
{3 6B 2lvo.arm @nsl)
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l6tr..t Bd (UPS) por s¡clion 2.23
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F¿ | 11 f b. ottmd l.d@toE d á ámE A¡nopftts otc {9(XHTO st6n6}
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OSS Unrt- (Sect 2.13)
p./o-- 18
To NTgg0BNWAS - WAS
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M- ir6 J FITTEOLINKDB TERMINALS 27 TO 30.
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OB ÍERM¡ÑALS 27 IO 26.
Fig 2.12.2- DistributionUnit TypeDB2Connectionsand Services.

INSTALLATION
2.13AlarmSelectorSwitchCableRoutingand Gonnections.
CableD from the DistributionBox (DB1or DB2)providesthe OfficerCallAlarmswitchline

whichis routedto the appropriateOfficerCabinviathe SelectorSwitchUnit.
Typically,the OfficerSelectorSwitch (OSS) will be a single unit providing4 separate

OfficerCabinAlarm/location (FlG2.13.1)and,where2 or lessCabinAlarmsare
selections
involved,may even be omittedsincethesecouldbe switcheddirectlyfrom the normally
openvoltfree contactwithinthe DB.
Conversely, facilities
a verybig shipmayrequireselection for morethan4 Cabinlocations
in whichcasemultipleOSS Unitscanbe usedin cascade. (SeeFfG2.13.2).
NB.Wherelessthan4
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WHITE Tamper1
YELLOW Tamper1
CABLED1 BLUE Alarm1 -ve CabinAlarmsarefitted
AlarmMonitorUnit RED Alarm'1+ve extralinksmustbe used
(rvrcA) GREEN CaptainAlarm+ve
WHITE Tamper2 as shownbelow.(#)
CABLED2 YELLOW Tamper2
BLUE Alarm2 -ve
OfflcerAlarmUnit Alarm2 +ve
(cA) { RED ----l
TamperLoop-va WHITE I
TamperLoop+ve YELLOW CABLED (6 Core)
BNWASGND BLACK f- from
OfficérCallRolayO/P GREEN I BNWASDB
BNWAS+,12V RED I
OptionalExternalDimmer(See-section
2.19)
WHITE
YELLOW
Tamper3
Tamper3 # I alarm(cableD1 only)
CABLE03
OflicerAlarmUn¡t BLUE Alarm3 -ve
Alam 3 +ve
LinkTerms23, 19& I
RED
{
WHITE Tamper4 2 alarms(D1& D2)
CABLED4 YELLOW Tamper4
Alarm4 -ve
Link19to4&23to9
BLUE
OfllcerAlarmUnil
{ RED Alarm4 +ve 3 alarms(D1,D2,D3)
Link23 to 19
FIG2.13.1- WAS OSSSingleSelectorSwitchConnections.
shownaboveprovidefor 1 x MastersCabinAlarm
It shouldbe notedthat the connections
(MCA)and3 x standardOfficerCabinAlarms(CAs).
Thiswouldobviouslyallow4 x separateOfficerCabinlocations to be selectedandwould

numbers2, 3 & 4 if the
allowthe Masterto monitoralarmcallsto switchselections/Cabin
"ON"position.
MCAintegralswitchwas in the
the MastersCabinAlarmintegralswitchcan be setto

lf wishingto be undisturbed,
"OFF". I
of the
regardless
Alarmwillbe activated integral
SelectorSwitch,the MastersCabin
When/ifthe MastersCabinis selectedby the Officer
"ON/OFF"
switchsetting.
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lf no OfficerSelectorSwitch(OSS) is to be fitted (singleor possíbfy2 x OfficerCabin
Alarmsonly)- SeeFIG2.14.
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INSTALLATION
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2.13AlarmSelectorSwitchCableRoutingand Connections... (Continued).
MastarOSS Slav€ OSS

(L¡nksetto top (Linkset to bottom
"Mastef posiüon) 'Slave"pcsilion)
SeeFIG3.8,1 SeeFIG3.8.1
I wHrTE ---l 1 wHrTE -----l

2 YELLow I | | Iqllow Llc¡sl
3 BLUE F--lMcAl 3
4 R E D I I I 4 RED
cneeru |
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7 YELLOW I l ^ ^ .'l1 7 YELLOW I I^.,I
8 BLUE t-1* I BLUE l-l*-l
I t{Eu I ÑEL'
10 WHITE 1 0
1'l YELLOW l l
12_ Br ACK BLACK 1 2
13 GREEN 1 3
14_ RED -RED 14
16 WHITE ----_l WHITE----l

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c¡ z I 1 7 YELLow l____.lms
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IV KEU 19
20- wHtTE 20 WHITE ---__l
21- YELLOW 21 YELLow c¡ oI
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22- GREEN 22 B L U E l l l
23- BLUE 23 RED
F,G.2.13.2- Multiple (Gascaded)WAS OSS Interconnections.
2.14 CabinAlarmUnit Cables Routing and Connections.
Cables D1 to D4 provide alarm switchlinesbetweenthe bridge mountedAlarm Selector

Switchand the appropriateOfficerCabinAlarm Unitwhich may be a MastersCabinAlarm
MonitorUnit(5 core cable)or a standardOfficerCabinAlarm Unit(4 core cable).
Connectíons
with WAS OSS Fitted. Connect¡ons
withoulWAS OSS F¡tted.
StandardOfflcer l\¡astersCab¡n StandardOfficer MaslersCabin
CabinAlarmUnit AlarmUn¡t CabinAlarm Unit AtarmUnil
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CableD2, CableD1 from DB'l
D3.D4 or OB2
Cable from WAS OSS 5 Core

to CA Yellow
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INSTALLATION
2.15FinalStageAlarmSwitch/Distribution
Unit Gablesand Gonnections.
The Final1S'd) Unit(BNWASADU)is requiredif morethan 10 x

StageAlarmDistribution
FinalStageAudibleAlarmUnitsareto be connected.
CableE from the Distribution Box (DB1 or DB2) providesthe 3'd (Final)StageAlarm
whichis routedto the FinalStageAlarmUnitsvia the 3'dStageSwitchUnit.
switchline
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2.16FinalStagel00dB(A)AudibleAlarm Unit Gablesand Connections.

DC Version
AC Version
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16-ólo
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I I - DC orAG ll2dB(A) AudibleAlarmConnections.

FaG2.17.
2.18 TamperGonnections.
t The integrityof the BNWASis protectedby anti tampermeasuresto wam of cover/ lid
removalor severedcables involvingDistributionUnit(s),RemoteReset Unit(s)and the
I DigitallnterfaceUnitwhichcoversthe MovementDetectors. In expanded,systems, this
extendsto OfficerAlarmSelectorSwitch,OfficerCabinAlarmUnits,Final(3'o)StageAlarm
Distribution
Unit(s)and FinalStageAudibleAlarmUnits.
T The TamperLoopseriescircuitis basedon lid removalmicroswitchdetectionof breakin
continuity
I of the SVdccurrentlimitedsupplyderivedfrom DB1i DB2Terminals
RemoteResetUnitsas shownin Section2.22.1&2.22.2,
30 & 32 to
I TamperLoopsfor extendedsystems(2noStageAlarms)relateto DB1/ DB2Terminals26,

27 & 28 routedto the OfficerSelectorSwitch- whichsupportsTamperdetectionfor Officer
CabinAlarm Units- and the Final(3'0)StageSwitch/Distribution Unit- which,in turn,
I supports Tamperdetection for the FinalStageAudibleAlarmUnits.(See2.18(i) or (ii)).
(i) OfficerSelectorSwitch (OSS)TamperGonnections.
I The SelectorSwitchwill normallysupporta totalof 4 CabinAlarmLoopsas follows:-
I OSS SelectorSwitch Terminals
(To CabinNo. 1)
OfficerAlarm(CAor MCA)UnitTerminals
(AlarmUnitNo. 1)
I T e r m1 = T a m p e r O U T
Term2=TamperlN
T e r m1 = T a m p e r l N
Term2=TamperOUT
I
NTggOBNWASINSTALLATION
& OPERATION
I
2.18 (¡) Officer Selector Switch Tamper Connections ... (Continued).
I
OSSSelectorSwitchTerminals OfficerAlarm(CA)UnitTerminals
(ToCabinNo.2) (AlarmUnitNo.2) I
Term6=TamperOUT Terml=TamperlN
TermT=TamperlN Term2 = TamperOUT
I
(ToCabinNo.3) (AlarmUnitNo.3)
Term'16= TamperOUT
Term17= TamperlN
Terml=TamperlN
Term2=TamoerOUT
t
(ToCabinNo.4)
Term20 = TamperOUT
(AlarmUnitNo.4)
Terml=TamperlN
I
Term21 = TamperlN Term2=TamperOUT
NB. As all TamperLoop terminalsmust provideseriescontinuity,

if lessthan 4 Officer
I
CabinAlarmsare connectedto the SelectorSwitch(OSS),the vacantTamperterminals
mustprovide viajumperlinksas shownin FIG2.18.1:-
continuity I
l
I
I
I
FIG2.18.1- SwitchSelectorTamperLoop JumperLinks'
I
2.18(¡¡) Final(3'd)StageAlarm DistributionUnit (ADU)TamperConnections. I
alarmoutputchannels,each of
The FinalStageSwitchUnitwill support3 independent
(30
whichmaysupportup to 10 audibleAlarmUnits FinalStageAlarmUnits). I
AudibleAlarmUnitTerminals
ADUTerminals
(AlarmChannel
1) ( A l a r mU n i tN o .1 a , 1 b , 1 c1, de t c . )
I
Term16 = TamperOUT
Term17 = TamperlN
To 3 wayTamperTerminalBlock
(Nos.1-3)as shownin FIG2.18.2 I
(AlarmChannel2) #
Term21 = TamperOUT
Term22= TamperlN
(AlarmUnitNo.2a,2b,2c,2detc.)
(Nos.1-3)as shownin FIG2.18.2
t
(AlarmChannel3)
=
# (AlarmUnitNo.3a, 3b, 3c,3d etc.)
I
Term26 TamperOUT
Term27 = TamperlN (Nos.1-3)as shownin FIG2.18.2
I
t NTggOBNWAS INSTALLATION & OPERATION
I 2.18(¡i) Final(3'd)StageAlarm DistributionUnit (ADU)TamperConnections... (Gontd).

if lessthan 3 ADU
# NB. As all TamperLoopterminalsmust provideseriescontinuity,
I mustprovidecontinuity
alarmchannelsare used,the vacantTamperterminals
linksas shownin FIG2.18.2:-
viajumper
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t Switchunit - Channel1
( & C h a n n e2l & C h a n n e 3l )
T FIG2.18.2- FinalStageAudibleAlarmUnit TamperConnections.
I
NTggOBNWAS
INSTALLATION
& OPERATION
T------"1 BVA/RST/CA/
NTggoBNWAS 0v MCA/AU1 /AU2l
D¡sfibutionUnit
ADU/ OSS
typeDB1or DB2 TAM'ER
NTggoBNWAS
ll
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Distribution
Unit i | 2xBVA/RSr/
typeDB1or DB2 I I C A / M C A / A U/1
1 | A U 2 iA D U / o S S
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_ _ J jJ
T------t
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NT99OBNWAS
Unit
Distribution
typeDB1or DB2 L______J
T------t 3xBVA/RST/
I UNIT2
I CA/MCA/AUf/
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L_ _ _ _ _ _ J or anycombination
of above
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NTggOBNWAS
DisbibutionUnit
type DB1 or DB2 L_-- -- -l
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L _ __ _ _ _ J M C A / A U 1i A U 2 /
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of above
L______J
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I
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NOTE:-
to the WAS OSS and WAS ADU mustcomplywith voltagepolarity

Tamperconnections
shown.
0V fromthe BNWASDB - Term25 mustbe connectedto Term 10 in the WASOSS.

Tamoerfromthe BNWASDB - Term32 mustbe connectedto Term 11 in the WASOSS.
0V fromthe BNWASDB - Term25 mustbe connectedto Term 12 in theWASADU.

Tamperfrom the BNWASDB - Term32 mustbe connectedto Term11 in theWASADU.
FIG2.18.3- TamperOnly Connectionsto lndividualUnits from BNWASDB.

& OPERATION
INSTALLATION
NT99OBNWAS
2.18(iv) DigitalInterfaceUnit (DlU)TamperConnections.
The DIU supportsTamperLoopintegrityfor the MovementDetectorsvia terminals13 & 14

(TamperLoopA out & in) for MovementDetectorNo. 1 and terminals18 & 19 (Tamper
LoopB out& in)forMovementDetector No.2.
Whenthe BNWASdoes not use MovementDetectors, or if onlyone Detectoris to be used,

the vacantTamperterminalsmustbe linkedto provide
seriescontinuitywithoutwhichthe
TamperAlarmwillbe activated.
LinksLK1 (Detector1 terminals13 & 14) and LK2 (Detector2 terminals18 & 19) are
shownon FIG2.18.4for positioning
as appropriate.
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FIG2.18.4- DigitalInterfaceUnit (DlU)TamperLoop JumperLinks.

NTggOBNWAS
INSTALLATION
& OPERATION
2.19 OptionalExternalDimmerConnections.
Boththe OfficerCabinAlarmSelectorSwitchUnitand the Final(Sd)StageSwitchUnitare

dimmercontrolsbut may be convertedby jumperlinkadjustment
fittedwithindependent to
acceptcontrolfroman externaldimmerpotentiometer.
andassociatedjumperlinkpositionsfor bothunitsare shownbelow:-

Connections
,Ego #pa" "sA¡trJ

n '¡¡q¡ ¡1 -J4¡
I
FIG2.19.2- Final(3'd¡StageADUOptionalExternalDimmerControl.
2.20 f' StageBridgeVisual Alarm Unit Connections.

to the visualalarmas shown.
Unit(DB)is connected
CableB fromthe BNWASDistribution
+vo -RED
+ve - BLUE
-ve BLACK
TAMPER YELLOW
TAMPER-WHITE
FIG2.20- VisualalarmUnit Connections.

I & OPERATION
INSTALLATION
NT99OBNWAS
t 2.21 BNWASBridge LocatedMovementDetector(WASPIR)Connections.
I Two MovementDetectorUnitsmay be usedand are connectedto the BNWASvia 6 core

10 to 14 (Unit1) & 15
cable(s)H & J routedfromthe DigitallnterfaceUnit(DlU)terminals
to 19 (Unit2).
I The Detectorcovers are
"clickfit"and secured with a screw at the bottom, the PCB
mountedterminalsare exposedwhenthe coveris removedfor connectionas shownin FIG
I
n
2.21.1.
t []
MW Sensitivi$ MW Sensitivity
I
Switch2 Switch 2
t LED Enable
ooooool
Tttril-tj
*o u |l ' l: v> Ir l
LED Enable
taaaaaal
TTT]47
3 l l 2 , I
NOTE:-
Unitsviewedfromfroni
withcoverremoved
t
q g , t ,f x I
i+3 ?a ;Illll=
I d
= Ád
<a
I
CableH WAS DIU CableJ WAS DIU
l Motion DetectorI Mot¡onDetector2
I FIG2.21.1- BNWASMovementDetector(WASPIR)Connections.
| ,-,, NT990BNWAS
ResetUnit Connections.
t Unit(typeDB1 or DB2)and the Reset

A 6 corecableis requiredbetweenthe Distribution
Unit(s).TerminalNos. 5 & 6 of the ResetUnit(s)are 'Tamper'terminalswhichprovide
to maintainthe Distrib.Unit'Tamper'
seriescontinuity terminal(No.32)at 0V.(Fig.2.22.1).
I NB. ForRemoteResetconnections
fromRadarsetc.seeSection2.22.3.
I
I R€d
Black
I
NT99OBNWAS
D¡stribution
Unit
typeDB1or DBz White
Blue
t LinkTerm2 to 5
Yellow
I
FIG2.22.1- SingleResetUnit Gonnectionto DistributionUnit.
t
NTggOBNWAS
INSTALLATION
& OPERATION
I
2.22.2MultipleResetUnit Connectionsto DistributionUnit.
6 Core
(s cores used) l s tR os etU nl
I
Reclcor6s to all T6nninsl 1'E
Black cor6s lo all T€rmir|alZ!

¡n 2.4.1above
¡ñcluding link T
I
NTSEOBNWAS
I
21o5.
Distribulion
unit
typ€ DB1 or DB2 Blue cores to all feríinal ,lt
fo Term 6 L8st Resel Unil

change.
Whib cores io all fefi¡nal 3'5
Yellot¡\¡Core lo 1sl Resel Udt

I
To Disl LjnitTerms
2 9 . 3 0 , 3 1 a M3 3
Red
Black
I
EluG
t
3rd Rssol Unil I
To Dl6¡ UnitTsms
29 30,31and33
Red
Black
l
Blue
t
41hResel Un¡t
ñÍ990BNWASResetUn¡l I
fo Dist un t f€llns
2 3 30.31and33 I
No 32 -
of D¡stUnil
Ys os' I
2.22.3ProprietaryReset(s)from RemoteRadarlPlotteretc' Stations. I
The BNWASmay be resetfrom Remoteexternallocations(if required)via Terminals30 &
Unitas shownbelow.
31 of the Distribution
t
The Resetwill occuron the leadingedgeof the OVdcswitchlinederivedfromthe DB thus it
providesa momentaryactiontype functionwhichwill allowthe BNWASto commencea
"Reset"position.
I
newtimingcycleevenif the switchis left in the
MOMENTARYACTION
SWITCH
I
OV I
RESET I
Reset
for ProPrietary
Connections
from Radar,TrackPlotteretc.
t
t
I & OPERATION
INSTALLATION
NT99OBNWAS
I 2.2sBatteryBox (UPS)Type NT990BNWASUPS.
I AlthoughIEC 62616specifiesthat the BNWASshouldincludea Batteryfacilitywhichwill

sustainoperationfor 6 hoursin the eventof primarypowerfailure,it is almostcertainthat a
shipboard backuppowersupplyconfiguration Forthisreason,it is unlikely
willbe available.
I that a dedicatedBatteryBox (UPS)will ever be used.However,shouldsuch be required,
the NavitronNT990BNWASUPS will provideBNWASpowerfor a minimumof 6 hours
and the internalmaintenance free sealedbatterywill remainchargedand readybasedon
I 11SVi23OVac or 24Vdcsupplyavailability
batterychargingcircuitry.
in conjunctionwith the BNWASUPS internal
I Mainshipspowersuppliesare routedand connected

the VoltageSelectorSwitch(115V/23OVac)
to the BatteryBox(FlG.2.23.1)and
settingrequired(2.23.2).
is the onlyinstallation
t
I oR ro DB
I 2avdc !+veJ1l-
Supply \-v6-J
r¡¿.¡o' | |
o - ]-
Jsattory
- eO/P6
4
5
I (R.a¿r¡rd ,r Ac ¿ Dc supt¡ó!)
r-8
L J + 9
fáñpo.
1
I FIG2.23.1-NT990BNWASPowerSupplyGables- Routing& Connections.
I
I
I
I
I
t FIG2.23-2- NT990BNWASUPSAC VoftageSelectorSwitch.
,l Live )
t 4
5
Neutral > I l0V/ 230VA.C.Supply
Earth J
- v ) l8 e- 40Vdc)Suootv'
I 6
7
8
OV
BatteryEnable(ActiveLow)
Tamper
I
I 10
11
OV
+ve 24V D-C. Output
I FIG 2.23.3- NT990BNWAS UPS Terminal Block Services.

NTggOBNWAS
INSTALLATION
& OPERATION
I
Section 3: The NT990BNWAS
InstallationPresets. I
MSC.128(75) & IEC62616definethat the BNWASshallprovidevisualand audiblealarm
stagesat fixedintervalsgearedto the period(3 to 12 mins.)selectedby the master/OOW. I
The 1"tStageBridgeVisualAlarm(BNWASMainUnit & optíonalBVA)is basically"fixed"
but the 1" StageBridgeAudibleAlarmmustbe installation
adjustablefor tone and volume
t
to ensureits effectiveness
againstbackground
noiseand/orotherbridgealarmfunctions.
This also appliesto the mainBNWASDisplay/Control Unittone & volumeand presetsare

I
alsoincorporated in NavitronOfficerCabinand FinalStageAlarmUnits.
In some cases (largervesselsetc.) it may be nec€ssaryto extendthe responsetime to the

'OfficerCall' alarmstage (normally90 seconds)to a maximumof 3 minuteswhereasin
I
vesselsotherthan passengervessels,the Officerand CrewCallalarmsmay be combined
to soundin all locations
at the sametime.
I
BNWASpresetsfor alarmtime extension,AC powersupplyand bridgevisual
Accordingly,
alarmtype selection(if applicable)are locatedin the Distribution Unit with furtherbridge
t
basedserialalarmdata adjustments availablein the DigitalInterfaceUnit(DlU).
Finallyan AC powersupplyselectorswitch(115/230VAC) is locatedin the FinalStage

I
(WAS only)and mustbe set as appropriate.
SwitchUnit ADU in expandedsystems
3.1 BNWASDistributionUnit DILSwitchPreseb.

I
(i) Extended
(ii) Combined
time.
OfficerCallresponse
OfficerCallresponse
(i¡¡) AC PowerSupplymonitoralarm.
time. I
(iv) RemoteBNWAS 'AUTO'powerup (NMEAdata).
(v) RemoteBNWAS'AUTO'powerup (Analoguevoltagesignal). I
3.2 BNWASDistributionUnit SelectorSwitches& Links.
(i) 115V/230VAC PowerSupplySelector(allBNWASconfigurations).
(i¡) BridgeVisualAlarm TypeSelection(Navitron
or Proprietary).
I
3.3 BNWASGontrol/ DisplayUnit Presets.
(i) Toneselection.
I
(ii) Volumeadjustment.
I
3.4 1l5V/230VACPower Supply Selector(FinalStageSwitch Unit - ExpandedSystems).
3.5 OfficerCabinAlarmVolumeand ToneSelection. I

3.6 Final StageAlarms (f 0OdB(A))Tone Selecüon.
I
3.7 FinalStageAlarms(f f 2dB(A))ToneSelection.
3.8 Officer SelectorSwitch WAS OSS)Master/SlaveOperation.

I
3.9 BNWASDigital InterfaceUnit (DlU)SelectorSwitches'
(i) BaudRate(Data1 In/Out)MoveDetectFunction& SerialDataFormat.
t
(ii) BaudRate(Data2In/Out)Reset,VDR& Emergency Call.
(iii) BaudRate(Data3 In) Reset. I
I
I NT99OBNWAS INSTALLATION& OPERATION
I '., BNWASDistributionUnit DIL Switch Presets.
Unithas a 6-wayDIL switch(SW2)withthesefunctions:-

The Distribution
time.
1 . Set ON to add 60 secondsto stage3 (Officercall)response/alarm
2 . Set ON io add 30 seconds to stage3 alarmtime.
(Switches1 and2 'ON'combineto add 90 seconds= 3 minutestotal)
3 . Set ON to combinestage2 and 3 alarms(zerostage3 time)
4 . AC powersupplymonitor(alwayssetto OFFin typeDB1Dist.Unit)
5 . RemoteAUTOON/OFFbaudrateof NMEAData.
(38400whenon, 4800whenoff)- seesection2.5.2and2.6.2.
6 . RemoteAUTOON/OFFanalogue - seesections
signalpolarity 2.5.1and2.6'1.
NB.Switch position6 is onlyreadat power up.
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FIG3.1- SW2 locatedin the DistributionUnit (FlG's2.3.1and 2.3.3).
3.2 (¡) 115(110V)VAC / 230 (220V1VACPowerSupply SelectorSwitch.
Thisswitch(SW1)is locatedin the BNWASDistributionUnit(TypeDB2only)andmustbe

to the shipsPowersupplyvoltage.
set as appropriate
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nl- t , l*r- - t l
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FfG3.2.1-115 1230VAC PowerSupplySelector(SWf).

INSTALLATION
I
3.2 (¡¡)BridgeVisualAlarm Type Selection(Navitronor Proprietary).
I
DistributionUnit links J21 & J22 must be correctlypositionedto suit the BridgeVisual
Alarmtype(if fitted)whichmay be a Navitronmodel(WASBVA)or a proprietary unit.(FlG
I
3.2.2).
The linkposition(Navitron= "LED",proprietary

= "NORM")allowsthe NavitronBVAto be
I
levelcontrolled
illumination directlyfromthe BNWASMainControlUnit.
(Setto the "NORM'position,proprietary unitsare switchedby the DB via a simplenormally

I
openvoltfree contactwith no illumination
control).
I
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PROPRETARY
BRIDGEVISUA
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(LED) AI.¡RM
(NoRrr)
NTtg(El.¡WAgDi8tsibstion NTtSoBNWASDlsülbutlql
I
U[it typoDBI o. DB2 UnittypoDBI or D82
U8lngNavlton gVA uslng Ptopd€l¿ryEVA
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FIG3.2.2- BridgeVisualAlarmUnit Type Selection.
t
I
I NT99OBNWAS & OPERATION
INSTALLATION
I 3.3 BNWASControl/ DisplayUnit Presets.
A 5 way DIL switchanda rotaryvolumepresetare mountedon the backof the Control/

I Displayunitsounderand are accessibleby temporaryremovalof the coversituatedon the
(seeFIG3.3.1).
Control/ Displayunitbackplate
I
I
I
I
t FIG3.3.1- BackplateSounderAccessLocation.
I Thereare 28 tone combinationsavailablefor selectionas requiredwhichare definedby

the DfL switchsettingsas shownin Table3.3.2whereswitchpositions1,2,3,4 and5 al l
'ON'relatesto code11111etcandall switches in 'OPEN'positionequatesto 00000.
t N' Tone 2"' Tone Code Descriotion
I 1 Alternating
tones800/970H2
@2Hz
Sweepinq 8OO197OHz@,7 Hz
t.+
14
12345
1 ' t 1 1 1BS5839Part1 1988
1 1 1 1F 0 astsweep(LF)855839part1 1988
3 Sweepinq800/900H2@ 1Hz 14 1 1 1 0M 1 ediumsweep(LF)BS5B39Part1 1988
I 4
5
6
at 2850H2
Continuous
Sweepinq 2400-2850H2@ 7Hz
Sweepinq2400-2B5OHz
@ 1Hz
14
4
4
11'100
1 1 0 1 Fastsweep
11 0 1 0
I 8
SlowWhoop
Sweep1200-500H2
I Alternatinq
@ 1Hz
tones2400/2850 @ 2Hz 4
14
14
11 0 0 1Slow whoop
1 1 0 0 0Dintone
1 0 11 1
t 1 0 Intermittenttone at 2850H2@ 1Hz

1 1 Alternating
tz
toneat 2850H2@ 1Hz
lntermittent
tone@ZBíOHz@ 1Hz
14
14
4
1 0 1 0 Back-upalarm (LF) 855839 Part 1 1988
1 0 10 1 BS5B39Part1 1988
1 0 10 0 Back-uoalarm(HF)
1 3 970H2@%Son/1Soff 14 1 0 0 11 855839 Part 1 1988
I 1 4 Continuous@,970H2
5544zfor100msand440H2for 400ms
1 6 Intermittent
660H2150mSOn/150mSOff
14
14
16
1 0 0 1 0855839 Part 1 1988
1 0 0 0 1FrenchFire sound
1 0 0 0 0SwedishAlarmTone
I 1 7 Intermittent
19
660H21.8SOn/1.8SOff
1 8 Intermittent
660H2for 6.55 On/135Off
Continuous660H2
17
18
19
0 1 1 1 1S wedishAlarmTone
0 1 1 1 0S wedish AlarmTone
0 ' t1 0 1 SwedishAlarmTone
20 Alternatinq
554l44OHz
@ 1Hz 20 0 11 0 0 SwedishAlarm Tone
I 21
22
Intermittent
660H2@ 1Hz
Intermittent2850H2150mS On/100mSOff
21
14
0 1 0 11 SwedishAlarmTone
0 1 00 1 PelicanCrossing
23 Sweep800-970H2@ 50Hz 14 0 1 0 0 1Low FrequencyBuzz BS5839Part 1 1988
I ¿1
25
26
Sweep2400-2B50Hz
lntermittent
@ 50Hz
Intermittent
4
25
26
0 1 0 0 0High FrequencyBuzz
0 0 1 1 1ISO 8201 Low Frequencv855839 Part 1 1988
0 0 11 0 ISO 8201 High Frequency
t 27
28
Continuous@ 4kHz
Alternating
tones800/970@ 2Hz
27
10
00101
- telecoms
0 0 1 0 0FP1063.1
I FIG 3.3.2- Bridge Audible Alarm Tone Selection.
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NTggOBNWAS INSTALLATION & OPERATION
t
?.4 l15V/230VAGPower Supply Selector(Final StageSwitch Unit - ExpandedSystems).
I
When an expandedsystemincorporating the NavitronNT99OBNWAS 3'd StageAudible
AlarmSwitchUnit is installed,the supplyto the SwitchUnit shouldbe independent
the MainBNWASDistribution Unitto provide maximum back up powerfail alarm
from
coverage. I
The suppliesmay be 24Vdcor 11SVacor 230Vacto suit the required3'o(Final)Stage
AudibleAlarmUnits. I
The requiredsupplyvoltagelevel and type (AC or DC) must be set usingthe two PCB
mountedselectorswitcheswithinthe 3'oStageSwitchUnitas shown. I
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NrDe2o7e6,soB
lóg-,f
".***-.'
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TE--l 230V Selected
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3.5 OfficerCabinAlarmVolumeand ToneSelection.
Boththe MastersAlarm monitorCabinUnit and standardOfficerCabinAlarm Unittypes

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are equipped withaudibleSounderUnitswhichare installation
totalof 28 differenttones.
for volumeanda
selectable
I
A 5 way DIL switchand a rotaryvolumepresetare mountedon the back of the Officer
CabinAlarmUnitsounderand are accessiblewhenthe FrontCoveris removed.(See FIG ¡
3.5.1).
I
5 W a DIL Switch
I
Rota VolumeControl
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o 1 23 4
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FIG3.5.1- Officer Cabin Alarm Unit Volume & Tone Selection'
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t 3.5 OfficerGabinAlarmVolumeand ToneSelection... (Continued).

DIL
The 28 tone combinationsavailable(for selectionas required)are definedby the'oN'
t switchsettingsas shown in Table 3.5.2 where switch positions1,2,3,4
refatesto code11111etcandallswitchesin'OPEN'positionequatesto 00000.
and 5 all
I N' Tone 2noTone Code Descriotion

12345
t 1
¿
2
tones800/970H2
Alternating
Sweepins8OOl970Hz
Sweeoinq 800/900H2
@ 7Hz
@ 1Hz
@2Hz 14
14
14
1 1 1 1 1855839Part'11988
1 1 1 1F 0 astsweep(LF)855839Part1 1988
1 1 1 0 1Mediumsweep(LF)BS5B39Part1 1988
I 4
6
Continuous at 2850H2
SweepÍng24OA-285QHz @ 7Hz
Sweeping 2400-285OHz@ 1Hz
14
4
4
11100
1 1 0 1 1Fast sweep
11010
I 7
8
v
SlowWhooo
Sweep1200-500H2
Alternatins
@ 1Hz
tones2400/285O
@2Hz
14
14
4
1 1 0 0 1Slow whoop
11000Dintone
1011
1 0 Intermittenttone at 2850H2@ 1Hz 14 1 0 1 1 0Back-upalarm (LF) 855839 Part 1 1988
t 1 1 Alternatinotone at 2850H2@ 1Hz

1 2 lntermittent
tone@.285QH2
1 3 970H2@%Son/15off
@ 1Hz
14
4
14
1 0 10 1 BS5B39Part 1 1988
10 1 0 0Back-upalarm(HF)
1 0 0 1 18S5839Part1 1988
t 1 4 Continuous@ 970H2
t c 554Hzfor100msand440H2for 400ms
1 6 lntermittent 50mSOn/150mSOff
660H2'1
14
14
l6
1 0 0 1 0855839Part1 1988
10001FrenchFiresound
10000SwedishAlarmTone
660H21.BSOn/1.8SOff
1 7 lntermittent 17 0 1 1 1 1SwedishAlarmTone
I {q Continuous
660H2for 6.55 On/135Off
1 8 lntermittent
660H2
¿u Alternatins5541440H2
18
19
20
01'110 SwedishAlarm Tone
0 1 1 0 1SwedishAlarm Tone
0 11 0 0 SwedishAlarm Tone
@ l\z
I 21 Intermittent
22
23
660H2@ 1Hz
2850H2150mSOn/100mSOfi
lntermittent
Sweep800-970H2@ 50Hz
21
14
14
010't1 SwedishAlarmTone
0 1 0 1 0PelicanCrossing
0 1 0 0 1LowFrequency BuzzBS5839Pari1 1988
I 24
25
26
Sweep2400-2850H2
Intermittent
@ 50Hz
lntermittent
4
25
26
0'1000HighFrequency Buzz
0 0 1 1 1ISO 8201 Low Frequency855839 Part 1 1988
0 0 11 0 ISO 8201 Hiqh Frequency
27 00101
t
¿ l Continuous @-4k{z
28 Alternatinqtones800/970@ 2Hz 10 0 0 1 0 0FP1063.1 - telecoms
I FIG3.5.2- Officer GabinAudible Alarm Tone Selection.
3.6 FinalStage Alarms (100d8(A))Tone Selection.

I The 100d8(A)FinalStageAudibleAlarmUnitsprovide10 installation
selectabletonesvia
pin
PCBmounted linkswhichare exposedwhenthe FrontCoverof the Unitis removed.
t via presetVR1.
Volumeis alsoadjustable
I AC V€rsion DC Verslon
I
I PinLinks
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FIG3.6.1- FinalStage(100dB(A))
ToneSelection.
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INSTALLATION
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3.6 FinalStageAlarms(f 00dB(A))ToneSelection... (Continued). I
N"
1 800/1000H2
Tone
@ 0.25secAlternating
2'o Tone
ToneI
Code
aaa
aaa 99 dB(A)@ 1m
Descriotion
t
2 500/1200 Hz @ 0.3Hz 0.5 secSlowWhoop
3 1 2 0 0 / 5 0H0z @ 1 H z - D I N/ P F E E RP . T . A . P .
^ 544Hz(100mS)1440 - NF S 32-01
Tone1
ToneI
.I
aaa
aaa
l.
,a
100dB(A)@ 1m
99 dB(A)@ 1m t
Hz (400mS) Tone9 9 7d B ( A )@ 1 m
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5 Bell Tone1 I. e5 dB(A)@ 1m
a
6 800/1000 Hz@7 Hz Sweeping Tone8 a 99 dB(A)@ 1m
aaa
Evac Tone10 100dB(A)@ 1m
7 500-1200
A
H23.75sec/0.25secAustralian
1000HzContinuous
o 554Hz Continuous
- PFEERToxicGas
.I
aaa
aaa
aaa
f.
) 1m
1 0 0d B ( A @
97 dB(A)@ 1m
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oaa
1 0 420Hz @ 0.625secAustralian Alert
DGVersion
rI 97 dB(A)@ 1m
I
N' Tone Code Description
I
I @0.25 secAlternating
800i1000H2
Ia
t
99 dB(A)@ 1m t
t
a
2 Hz @ 0.3 Hz 0.5secSlowWhoop
500/1200 a ) 1m
1 0 0d B ( A @
I
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3 Hz@ 1 Hz- DIN/ PFEERP.T.A.P.
1200/500 a
a
9e dB(A)@ 1m
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a
4 - NF S 32-01
Hz (400mS)
544Hz (100mS)1440 a ) 1m
9 7d B ( A@
T
5 - PFEERToxicGas
1000Hz Continuous ll aa
) 1m
1 0 0d B ( A @
6 Bell
tI I
a
a
95 dB(A)@ 1m I
Hz @ 7 Hz Sweeping a 99 dB(A)@ 1m
t
7 800/1000 a
8 Hz @ 50 Hz Sweeping
240012900 fi 1 0 0d B ( A ) @r m
I Alert
42OHz @ 0.25sec Australian
1 0 500-1200H23.75 sec /0.25 sec AustralianEvac I
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aa
I 97 dB(A)@ 1m
) 1m
r 0 0d B ( A@ I
AG Version I
FIG 3.6.2- FinalStage100dB(A)ToneTypes'
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I 3.7 FinalStageAlarms(112d8(A))ToneSelection.
The 112d8(A)audibleAlarmUnit providesa totalof 32 differenttonesfor selectionas

I Volumeadjustment
required. is alsoinstallation
adjustable.
A 6 way DIL switchand a rotaryvolumepresetare mountedon the backof the AlarmUnit

I sounderandareaccessible whenthe FrontCoveris removed.(SeeFIG3.7.1).
I AC Version DC Version
I
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I F IG 3 .7 .f - F i n a l S tage( 112d8( A) ) ToneSelection.
t N"
,l
z
340HzContinuous
800/1000
Tone
Hz @ 0.25secAlternatins
2""Tone(S2) 3'' Tone(S3)
Tone2
Tone17
Tone5
Tone 5
Code
123456
Description
000000102dB(A)@ 1m
100000106dB(A)@ 1m
I A
500/1200Hz @ 0.3 Hz 0.5 sec SIowWhoop
800/1000Hz@,1Hz Sweepinq
5 24O0Hz Continuous
Tone2
Tone6
Tone3
Tone5
Tone 5
Tone20
0100001 0 6d B ( A @
110000106dB(A)@ 1m
0 0 1 0 0 01 1 2d B ( A @
) 1m
) 1m
t o 240012900Hz @ 7 Hz Sweepins
240012900
Hz @,1 Hz Sweepins
B 500/1200/500Hz @ 0.3Hz Sweepins
Tone 7
Tone10
Tone2
Tone5
Tone5
Tone5
1 0 1 0 0 0108dB(A)@ 1m
0 11 0 0 01 0 8d B ( A @
111 0 0 0 106dB(A)@ 1m
) 1m
Hz@-lHz- DINPFEERP.T.A.P.
1200/500 T o n e1 5 Tone2 ) 1m
t
0001001 0 6d B ( A@
1 0240012900
Hz @2 HzAlternatinq Tone7 Tone5 1 0 0 1 0 01 1 0d B ( A@ ) 1m
1 11000Hz @ 1 Hz Intermittent Tone2 Tone5 0 10 1 0 0106dB(A)@ 1m
1 2800/1000
Hz @0.875HzAlternatins Tone4 Tone5 1 1 0 1 0 0106dB(A)@ 1m
t 1 324OOHz @ 1 Hz Intermittent
1 4800 Hz 0.25 sec on, 1 sec off lntermittent
1 5800Hz Continuous
Tone15
Tone4
Tone2
Tone5
Tone5
tone 5
0 0 11 0 0 1 1 2d B ( A @) 1m
1 0 11 0 0 1 0 8d B ( A )@ 1 m
0 1 1 1 0 01 0 8d B ( A @) 1m
t 1 6 660Hz 150mSon. 150 mS off Intermittent

1 7544Hz (100m5)/440 Hz (400mS)- NF S 32-001
1 B660 Hz 1.8 sec on, 1.8secoff Interm¡ttent
Tone1B
Tone2
T one2
Tone 5
Tone27
Tone 5
I 1 1 1 0 01 0 4d B ( A )@ 1 m
0 0 0 0 1 01 0 4d B ( A )@ 1 m
1 0 0 0 0 11 0 4d B ( A )@ 1 m
1 91.4 KHz-1.6 KHz1s,1.6 KHz-1.4 KHz0.5s- NFC48-265 Tone2 Tone 5 0 1 0 0 1 01 0 6d B ( A )@ 1 m
I 20 660Hz Continuous
21 554Hzl44OHz @ 1 HzAlternatins
22 554 Hz @ 0.875sec Intermittent
Tone2
Tone2
Tone2
Tone5
Tone5
Tone5
11 0 0 1 0104dB(A)@ 1m
0 0 1 0 1 01 0 4d B ( A@
101010
) 1m
1 04dB(A)@ 1m
t 2 3800 Hz @ 2 Hz Intermittent
24 800/1000Hz @ 50 Hz Sweepinq
2 5 240012900 Hz @ 50 Hz Sweepins
Tone6
Tone29
Tone29
Tone5
Tone5
Tone5
0 11 0 1 01 0 8d B ( A ) @1 m
' 1 1 1 0 1100 8d B ( A ) 1 m
000110 1 0 8d B ( A@
@
) 1m
26 Bell Tone2
I 2 7 554Hz Continuous
28 440 Hz Continuous
Tone26
Tone2
Tone15
Tone5
Tone5
1 0 0 1 0 1 0 0d B ( A @
0 1 0 1' 1 0 104d8(A)
1' 1 0 1
1 0 103dB(A)@ 1m
) 1m
@ 1m
29 8 0 0 / 1 0 0H0z @ 7 H z S w e e p i n g Tone 7 0 0 11 1 0 1 0 5d B ( A @
) 1m
t
Tone 8
30 300HzContinuous Tone2 Tone5 1 0 111 0 100dB(A)@ 1m
3 1 660/1200Hz @ 1 Hz Sweeping Tone26 Tone 5 u 1 1 1 4 105dB(A)@ lm
32 TwoToneChime Tone26 Tone15 1 1 1 1 1 1103dB(A)@ 1m
t FIG 3.7.2- FinalStage112d8(A)ToneTypes.
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INSTALLATION
I
3.8 OfficerSelectorSwitch (WASOSS)Master/SlaveOperation. I
The OfficerSelectorSwitch(OSS) PCB is fittedwith a link facility(LK1)whichrelatesto
s¡ngleor multipleOSS use. In the majorityof cases,onlyone OSSwill be fitted(if required)
I
althoughin verylargevessels,morethan 4 OfficerCabinAlarmlocationsmay applywhen
a second(or evenmore)OSS Unitscouldincreaseselectionsto 7, 10 etc. separateCabin
AlarmUnits.
I
Wherea singleOSS is fifted,or wherethe OSS is the first of 2 or more,LK1 mustbe set
for"MASTER".(SeeFIG3.8.1).
I
Where2 or moreOSSUnitsarefitted.LK1in unitNo.2 onwardsmustbe setfor
"SLAVE'.
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FIG3.8.1- WAS OSSMaster/ SlaveSelection. I
3.9 BNWASDigital InterfaceUnit (DlU)SelectorSwitches'
Threeswitchesare availablein the DIU (SW1,SW2 & SW3)whichallowvariousSerial

t
Data formatadjustmentsto be made betweenproprietarybridgework stations(Resets
from Radar,ECDISetc.)dialoguewithCentralAlarmPanel,VDR,Emergency
or 30 secondsdelayed)and Movement
(immediate
CallAlarm
function(AND'dor OR'd).
Detector
I
AND = Both MovementDetectorsdetectingmovement(within10 secondsof eachother)
period.
to resettiming
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OR = Onlyone or otherof the MovementDetectorsdetectingmovementto reset.
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FtG3.9- NT990Digital InterfaceUnit (DlU)PCB MountedD¡ll Switch Locations.

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I NT99OBNWAS INSTALLATION & OPERATION
I r.t BNWASDigitalInterfaceUnit (DlU)SelectorSwitches... (Gontinued).
3.e.1
SWI Parameters(SerialDataInpuUOutputNo'l).
I Switch I
Pole Function OFF ON
I 1 BaudRateSerialinpuUoutput
(CentralAlarmPanel)
1. 4800Baud 38K4Baud
Movementdetectorfunction. oR'd AND'd

I 2
3 1 mode.
Serialoutput CentralAlarm VDRmode
Panelmode
I 4 Functionof receipt$)oáCKsentence
fromCentralAlarm Panel.
ACK reset
disable
ACK reset
enable
t (See 3.9.4to 3.9.6for CentralAlarm Panel,proprietaryResetequipmentand dedicated

BNWASAlarm(ALR)& VDR SerialDataSentenceformats).
I ..n.,SW2 Parameters(Serial Data InpuUOutputNo. 2) & EmergencyCall Delay,Reset

InputNo.2 andVDROutput.
I Switch 2
OFF ON
Pole Function
t 1 BaudRateSerialinpuUoutput
(VDR)
2. 4800Baud 3BK4Baud
2 ALRto "Emergencycall"alarmtime ALR alarm ALR30 sec

I 3 NotUsed
immediate delay
Not Used
I
+
(See 3.9.4to 3.9.6for CentralAlarmPanel,proprietary

Resetequipmentand dedicated
BNWASAlarm(ALR)& VDR SerialDataSentenceformats).
I
s.s.sSW3Parameters(SerialDataInputNo.3) & ResetInputNo. 1.
¡
Switch 3
I Pole
4
2
Function
Baud Rate Serialinput3.
NotUsed
OFF
4800Baud
ON
38K4Baud
t 3
4
NotUsed
Not Used
I (See3.9.4to 3.9.6for CentrafAlarmPanel,proprietary

BNWASAlarm(ALR)& VDRSerialDataSentence
Resetequipmentand dedicated
formats).
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INSTALLATION
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3.9.4 CentralAlarmPanelSerialDataInterface.
I
The NTgg0BNWAS DIU providesan 1EC61162 ALR andACK datainterface
compliant for
exchangebetweenthe BNWASand centralalarmpanel.
alarmstatusinformation I
The NTgg0BNWAS DIU will transmitthe followingsentenceson Channel1 Output(DIU
Terminals 37 & 38) to the CentralAlarm
the relevantalarmconditionoccurs:-
PanelprovidedSW1/3is set "OFF"(See3.9.1)if t
Alarm
BridseVisual
Sentencetransmitted.
$BNALR,,000,a,b,BNWASBridgeVisual*hh
I
BridseAudible(Stage1)
OfficerCall(Stage2)
CrewCall(Stage3)
$BNALR,,000,a,b,BNWASBridgeAudible.hh
BNWASOfficerCall*hh
$BNALR,,000,a,b,
$BNALR,,000,a,b,BNWASCrewCall*hh
t
Tamper
A.C. PowerFail
$BNALR,,001,a,b,BNWAS
$BNALR,,002,a,b,BNWAS
Tamper*hh
AC Fail*hh I
D.C.PowerFail $ B N A LR,,003,a,b,BNWDC
AS Fail.hh
System Fail $BNALR,,004,a,b,BNWAS SystemFail*hh
"A" if the alarmis activeand "V" if it is inactive.
I
Where"a" in the sentencedefinedaboveis
Where"b" in the sentencedefinedaboveis

"V"
"A" if the alarmhas beenacknowledged
by the t
centralalarmpaneland if it is unacknowledged.
An alann sentenceis transmittedon changeof state of any alarm.Once triggered,an

I
alarm sentencewill continueto be transmitteduntil it is inactiveand has been
acknowledged by the centralalarmpanel(via the $xxACKsentenceto DIU Channel1
inputterminals24 & 25).
I
there are no active or unacknowledgedalarms then the
every60 seconds.lf
lf no changeof stateof alarmsoccursan alarmlistwill be transmitted
"No-alerts" message I
($BNALR,,,V,V,.hh) is sentevery60 seconds.
lf Switch1 pole4 is ON then receiptof the $xxACKsentenceis assumedto be a resultof

I
resetthe BNWAS.
operatoractivityat the centralalarmpanelandwillautomatically
lf the BNWASreceivesan active un-acknowledged $xxALRsentencefrom the central

I
"Emergency Call"alarmand thereforesummon
alarmpanelthe BNWASwill generatean
backupofficerassistance.lf switch
the "Emergency
2 pole 2 is on there will be a 30 seconddelaybefore
lf an inactive$xxALRsentenceis receivedby the
Call"alarm is act¡vated.
I
BNWASduringthe 30 seconddelayperiod,the alarmdemandwill be cancelled and no
'Emergency Call"alarmwillbe generated. I
3.9.5 ProprietaryEquipmentAlarm & ResetSerialInterfaces.
The BNWAS alarms will be reset on receipt of the $xxEVE,,BNWAS,Operator

I
sentenceon eitherserialdatainput(DlUterminals20121& 22123).
activity.hh(CRxlF)
lf an activeun-acknowledged $xxALRsentenceis receivedon serialinput2 the BNWAS

I
"Emergency
willgeneratean summonbackupofficerassistance'
Call"alarmand therefore
2 pole2 is on therewillbe a 30 seconddelaybeforethe
tf sw¡tcfr
"EmergencyCall"alarm
the BNWASduringthe 30
I
is activated.lf an inactive$xxALRsentenceis receivedby
seconddelayperiod,the demandwill be cancelled
generated.
and no
"Emergency Call"alarmwill be
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& OPERATION
INSTALLATION
NT99OBNWAS
-
3.9.6 ProprietaryEquipmentAlarm & ResetAnalogueInputs.
The DIUis equippedwith threeanalogueinputportsto accept2 x RESETsignalsand 1 x

; EmergencyCall signalfrom convenientlylocatedbridge/ wheelhousework stationsas
I requlreo.
All three inputsare opto isolatedto eliminatecommonmode problemsand will operate

I overan appliedsignalvoltagerangeof 5-40Vdc.
t
The inputswill only respondto a signaldemandeacht¡methe relatedremoteswitchis
I operatedthusa permanently closedswitchcontactwill not producea permanentResetor
I Emergency Call condition.
DtU terminals30/31 (Reset 1) and 32133(Reset2) and 26127(EmergencyCall) are

: shownon Fig.2.4.2and mustbe connectedwith polarityas shown.
I lf required,terminalNos. 28129wilf providea 12Vdc supply for Reset switchfeed/

¡ switchlineuse.(SeeFi1.2.4.2).
I 3.9,7 IEC62616Dedicated$BNALROutput.
t
The NTSSOBNWAS DIU providesan 1EC62616 compliant$BNALRdata outputfor VDR
I use on Channel2 (DlU terminals40 & 41) and will transmitthe followingbaud rate
t sentences(SW2/1)if the relevantalarmconditionor BNWASstatuschange
adjustable ,
occurs:-
I
t NB. This data is also availablefrom DIU Channel1 outputwhen SWl/3 is set to VDR
mode(See3.9.1).
r $BNAlR,,xxx,a,b,c----c*hh
I where:-
I
xxx:Designation
of sourceof alarmor sourceof resetcommand.
I -
ooó Normal
r 001- TamperAlarm
002- AC FailAlarm
I oo3- DC FaitArarm
r 004- SystemFailAlarm
005- CU ResetSource
t 006- DB ResetSource
007- DIU ResetSource
a: A = Dormantperiodexceeded,
V = Dormantperiodnotexceeded
I
b: A =Alarmacknowledged,
V=Alarm unacknowledged
I c - - c: BNWASmode:c1;c2;c3
c1 = AUTor MANor OFF
t c2 = Dormantperiodin min,(03- 12)
c3 = Alarmstage:1, 2 or 3.
I Example: $BNALR,,000,A,V,C1=AUT;C2=03;C3=1*hh
T
NTggOBNWAS
INSTALLATION
& OPERATION
,iffi,,'
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3.9.8 SummaryBIockDiagramof DIUInput/ OutputFunctions. I
In simplifiedterms,the DIU is a threechannelserialdatadevicewhichallowsthe BNWAS
to interfacewith shipsCentralAlarmPanel,VDR,Radarand ECDISetc.work stationsand
to acceptvia additionalserialdata inputs,RemoteResetinstructionfrom bridgelocated
I
ResetUnits.
I
Detectors
to the serialdata inputs,analogueinputsallowresetfromMovement
In addition
(PlR)andtwo further5-40Vdcisolatedinputs.
I
for Emergency
5-40Vdcanalogueinputis available
A thirdisolated Calluse.
A cableconnection summaryis shownin Fig.2.4.1and Channel1,2 & 3 input/ output

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sentencetypesare shownin Fig.3.9.8.
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qR N A I R * IR FIN A]K
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_> CENTMLALARM
BNWASDIU PANEL I
(37,38 & 39) CH1TX $xrl\CK
I $xxALR,
(24&25\ CH1RX l$xxEVE I
(40,41& 42)CH2TX $BNALR*,$BNACK
ECDIS I
\22Azq CH2RX
$xxALR,$nEVE
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VDR I
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(20&21) CH3RX
$xxEVE
(oPERATOR RADARETC.
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ACTTVTTY
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" CHl - $BNALRoutputsentencestructureis set by DIL switchSW1 Pole3' ¡
Referto Sections3.9.4& 3.9.7for details.

'* CHz- $BNALRoutputsentencestructureis definedin Section3.9.7. I
FIG 3.9.8 - NT990 Digital Interface unit (Dlu) lnput / output sentence Types. I
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I 3.9.8 (Continued)... SummaryListingof DIUInput/ OutputFunctions.
I IEC62616SerialData:-
ChannelI Transmit- $BNALR- Selectable for CentralAlarmPanel(Section3.9.4)or

I VDR (Section3.9.7)use.CentralAlarmModerequires$BNALR
sentencesto be acknowledgedby the $xxACKsentence.
I $BNACK- Sentby the DIUon receiptof $xxALRfrom proprietary

suchas CentralAlarmPaneletc.
equipment
t Ghannel1 Receive- $xxALR - lf received as an active and unacknowledged

sentence, An Officer Call Alarm will be generated either
immediatelyor after30 seconddelay(DillSwitch2).
I $xxAGK- Acknowledges a $BNALRsentenceif in CentralAlarm
PanelModeor resetsthe BNWASAlarmson receiptof $xxACK
I per DillSwitch1 setting.
$xxEVE- Signalsoperatoractivityto the BNWASto generatean

I alarmresetcondition.
Channel2 Transmit - $BNALR- VDR Modeonly(Section3.9.7)tosendstatusdatato

I proprietary
equrpment.
$BNACK- Acknowledgement
I fromproprietary
equipment.
sentby DIUon receiptof $xxALR
Ghannel2 Receive- $xxALR - lf received as an active and unacknowledged

I sentence,an Officer Call Alarm will be generatedeither
or after30 secondsdelay(DillSwitch2).
immediately
I $xxEVE- Signalsoperatoractivityto the BNWASto generatean

alarmresetcondition.
I C h a n n e l 3 Re ce i ve- $xxEVE- Signalsoperatoractivityto the BNWASto generatean
alarmresetcondition.
I Analogue(opto isolated5-40Vdc):-
I 2 x Resetinputsfromproprietary
1 x Emergency
bridgelocatedequipment.
(OfficerCall)inputfromproprietary
equipment.
I MovementDetectors- Dual infraredand microwavedetectorinputsfrom brldgelocated

MovementDetectorsto resetBNWAStimingperiod.
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Section4: InstallationChecksand AlongsideSet Up.
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It is assumedthat all cable routingand associatedconnectionshave been completedin
accordance withbasicor expandedNT990BNWAS configuration
as appropriate.
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(i) UnittypeDB1(18-40vdcONLY)perSection2.3.1and2.3.2.
Distribution
(i¡) per Section2.3.3and 2.3.4.

Unittype DB2(18-40Vdcl11Ol22OYAC)
Distribution
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UnittypeDB1or DB2(asappropriate)
(iii) Distribution Switch,
andOfficerCabinSelector
Cabin Alarm Units, Final (3'o)Stage Switch Unit and AudibleAlarm Units per
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Sections2.9to 2.19.
Unittype DB2 (lf appropriate)

4.la) Check1l5V/230VACselectorswitchsettingin Distribution
t
to ensurecorrectswitch(SW1)setting.See Section3.2.
4.1b) lf expandedsystem- check 115l23OYacand AC/DC SelectorSwitch settingsin Final (3d)

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StageSwitchUnitare correctlyset.SeeSection3.4.
4.1c)lf UPS is fittedand connectedto an A.C. supplycheck 115V/230Vselectorswitchis

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correctlyset.SeeFi72.23.2.
arecomplete.
studconnections
4.2 Checkthatallearthbraids& earthingarrangementsiearth
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4.3 Ensureall coversare at leasttemporarilyin placeto preventunnecessary'Tampe/
duringsetup.
alarms I
4.4 Gheckthat the BNWASControl/ DisplayUnit backplateinspectioncoveris accessibleto
permittone/ volumeadjustments.
SeeSection3.3.
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4.5 Usethe keyswitchto selectthe Control/ DisplayUnit' SET'position. t
4.6 Switchon the Powersupplyisolators.
(The Controlpaneldisplaysegmentsand all alarm LED's except
for a 1 secondselftestperiod).
'ComputerFail' will I
illuminate
4.7 With the key switchin the

'SET' position,use the 'TIME' keypadto selectthe required I
alarminterval(3 - 12 minutes)as confirmedby the ControlUnit2 digitdisplay.
4.8 Use the 'MODE'keypadto selectthe

'ON' operatingmode as confirmedby the 'WORK I
M O D EO N ' L E D .
4.9 Usethekeyswitchto select'RUN'.

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(TheBNWASwillbeginto timethe alarmperiodselected).
4.10 CheckBridgeVisualAlarmat end of timingperiod.lf DIUfittedcheckVDR& CentralAlarm

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Panelreceivecorrectmessages.
(15secondsvisualalarm beforeBridgeAudible). t
BridgeVisualAlarm
4.11 CheckBridgeAudibleAlarmfollowing period.
(15secondsaudiblealarmand visualindicationbeforeOfficerCallAlarm). I
4.12a1 CheckOfficer Gall Alarm and visual indicationfollowingBridgeAudibleAlarmperiod
(90secondsis defaultsettingbeforeCrewCallAlarm- Seealso4.16& 4.18). t
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- 4.12b1 lf expandedsystem- check OfficerCabin Switch Selectorfor visual ALARM LED
by GREENLED& officercabin audiblealarmas selected.
accompanied
indication
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r 4.12c1 lf expandedsystem- checkotherOfficerCabinSwitchSelections
as appropriate.
r OfficerCallAlarmtimeoutperiod.
4.13a) CheckCrewCallvisual indicationfollowing
| system- checkFinal(3'd)StageSwitchUnitkey switch is set to the ON

4.13b) lf expanded
position
andthatthe ALARMACTIVELEDis illuminated.
t 4.13c) lf expandedsystem- checkthatthe integralaudibleFinalStageSwitchUnit audible

Alarm is activeaccompaniedby the main (external)FinalStageaudibleAlarm(s)
I andcorrespondingCHAN1, CHAN2, CHAN3 GREENLEDsas appropriate.
I
4.14 Checkthat operationof the 'RESET'button(includinganylallremoteResetunitsand
I Movement Detectors)cancels any alarm stage and that a new timing period
t commences. (SeealsoSection4.25).
a lf DIUfittedoperationof all resetfacilitiesincludingmovementdetectorsare checkedin

t Section4.25.
of the 'EMERGENCY
1 A.15Checkthat operation CALL' buttonimmediately
soundsthe Officer
I Call accompaniedby OfficerCall visualindication
and (afterOfficerCall
subsequently
timeoutperiod)
the'CrewCall'Alarm.
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| 4.16 To avoidunnecessarydisturbance,temporarilydisable(disconnect)
the Officerand Crew
Callalarmsat theBNWASDistributionUnit.
I N"'s16 and 18 - see FIG2.3.2or 2.3.4).
(Terminal
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4.17a1Allowthe BNWASto run and adjustthe tone and volumeof the BridgeAudibleAlarm.
I (Section3.3/ FIG3.3.1and Table3.3.2refer).
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4.17b1ReconnectTerminalNo. 16 of the BNWASDistribution Unit(FlG2.3.2)and,if expanded
t system,adjusttone and volumesettingsof the OfficerCabinAlarmUnits(Section3.5).
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_ 4.17c1ReconnectTerminalNo. 18 of the BNWASDistributionUnit(FlG2.3.2)and,if expanded
I system,adjusttone and volumesettingsof the FinalStageSwitchUnit(integral)and
I FinalStageexternalalarmsperSect.3.5(integral)3.6 (100d8(A))& 3.7(112d8(A)).
) +.le Referto section3.1(FlG3.1)andsetthe required

Officerresponsetimeoutperiodusing
r SW2position1,2 and3 in the Distribution
Unit.
- (TimebetweenOfficerCall and CrewCallAlarmadjustablefrom 90 to 180 secondsor
combineOfficerand Crew CallAlarms).
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- 4.19 lf AC poweris connected (Distribution
UnittypeDB2 ONLY)checkand ensurethatSW2
position4 is set to 'ON'(AC powersupplymonitor).
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equipmentin the 'AUTO'mode,refer
a 4.20 lf the BNWASis to be activatedby remoteproprietary
to Sections2.5or 2.6 as appropriateandsetSW2positions 5 and6 accordingly.
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I NB.The position(ON/OFF)of SW6 is only readby softwareat powerup. SW6changewill
I not be recognisedif the BNWASis alreadypoweredup. lf it is necessaryto alter the
settingof SW6,Powerdown,resetSWGandpowerup.
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4.21 Check'TampefAlarmresponseto displacedcoversbeforefinallysecuringall coversand
replacing
the controlUnitcalibrationinsert. t
(Tamperresponseshould immediatelysound the Officer Call Alarm accompaniedby
whichcan only be resetby key switchoperation
OfficerCalland Tampervisualindications I
- -
(Run Set Run)or by 15 secondcontinuous operationof the RESETbutton).
¡
4.22a1 CheckPowerFailAlarmresponse(s)
to temporarily powersupplies.
disconnected
Disconnect
Disconnect
AC supplyfor "AGPOWER'Failindication.
primaryand emergency DC supplies for "DCPOWER"Failindication.lf UPS
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fitted check BNWASsystemcontinuesto operatewith both primaryA.C. and D.C.
suppliesturnedoff. AC and DC powerfail indicatorsshouldbe active. I
4.22b1 lf expandedsystem- use the "ALARM TEST' key on the Final (3'd)Stage Switch
Unitandcheckthatthe
"POWERFAIL'LEDand integralaudiblealarmareactive.
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4.22c) lf expandedsystem- temporarilydisconnectthe AC supplyto the Final (3') Stage
SwitchUnit and check that the integralaudible alarm and
indication
is activated.
"POWERFAIL" visual
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4.22d1 lf expandedsystem- temporarilydisconnectthe DC supplyto the Final (3'd)Stage
SwitchUnit and check that the integralaudible alarm and
"POWERFAIL" visual I
indication
is activated.
4.22e1 lf expandedsystem- temporarilydisconnectthe AC & DC supplyto the Final (3rc)

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'POWERFAIL"visual
StageSwitchUnitand checkthat the integralaudible alarm and
is derivedfromthe DB1/DB2).
(Powerin thiscondition
is activated.
indication I
4.23a1CheckControlUnitilluminationkeypadoperation.
4.23b1 lf expandedsystem- check the illumination control operationon the OfficerCabin

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Switch SelectorUnit. (Normally,internallycontrolledbut can also be externally
controlledperSection2.19). I
4.23c1 lf expandedsystem- checkthe illuminationcontrol operationon the Final(3'd)Stage
SwitchUnit.(Normally,
internally
controlledbutcanalsobe externally per
controlled I
Section2.19).
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4.24 CheckRemoteReset variable illumination (5 seconduse of RESETbuttonto engage
dimmercontrol).
tests.
4.25 DIU relatedinstallation
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4.25a1DIURemoteResetinputfacilities. t
LED Resetindication(LED 1). This normallyflashesat a constantrate of 4Hz unlessa
remotereset signal is receivedwhen the flashingstops (hesitates)for approx 0.5
seconds.Thisallowsall remoteresetinputsto be verifiedby LED 1 observation.
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4.25a1DIUResetinputfacilities
"TAMPERALARM"that will be generatedwhen
t- Whenusingthis diagnosticfeaturethe
disabledby settingthe CU key switchto the
the DIU lid is removedcan be temporarily
"SET"position.Ensurethe systemis restoredto normaloperationby settingthe CU key
¡
I switchto 'RUN'whentestshavebeencompleted.
I i) Selectthe SET positionon the CU keyswitch.

I ii) Removethe DIUlid.
iii) lf the systemis configuredto accepta "RESET"signalvia operatoractivityon
I the radaretc.(Section3.9.5& 3.9.6),operatethe radarto generate the signal
I andcheck withinthe DIUthat LEDI that
indícates a RESET has
signal been
recetveo.
I iv) lf applicablerepeatstepiii)for the trackplotteretc.
I v) Refitthe DIUlid andsetCU to "RUN".
I 4.25b) PIRmotiondetectors.
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PIR sensorshave beenfitted,they must be checkedand calibratedas
lf NT99OBNWAS
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PIR LED Display(see table below)is activewhen Switch2 (LED Enable)is set to ON
I refers).
F1G2.21.1
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LEDColour Function
T RED
YELLOW(infrared)
Movementdetected.
ResetGenerated.
PIRsensoractivated.
t GREEN(microwave) MW sensor activated.
- Calibrating
the NT99OBNWAS
PIRsensor.
Ir
i) Powerup the NT99OBNWASsystemandwaitat least2 minutesfor the
I detectorto stabilise.
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The MW rangemustbe adjustedto the minimumnecessaryto coverthe
area.The adjustment
required potentiometeris locatedmiddlerightof the
I PIR PCBand mustbe setto the lowestpossiblesettingthat providesreliable
detection
of operatormovement. (FlG2.21.1refers).
I ii) Walkthroughthe sensorarea,observethe LEDandconfirmthatthe area

(red
coverageis as requiredandbothPIRand MW sensorsare activating
LED).
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4.25c) DIURemote"EMERGENCY
CALL"facility.
I Ensurethe CU key switchis set to the RUNposition.
I lf the remote"EMERGENCY CALL"facilityon the DIU has beenconnected,activatethe

I signalinputandcheckthe OFFICERCALLLEDis illuminated on the CU.
I Pressthe CU RESETbuttonto clearthe alarm.

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CALL"facility... (Continued).
4.25c1DIURemote'EMERGENCY
lf the DIU has beenconfiguredto acceptan activeun-acknowledged $xxALRalarmfrom

the tracksystemor the centralalarmpanel,set the appropriatesystemto generatethe
message andcheckthe CU OFFICERCALLLEDis illuminated. (lf DIUswitchSW2pole
- -
2 is ON FIG 3.9 therewill be a 3Osecond delaybeforethe OFFICERCALLLED
illuminates).Pressthe CU RESETbuttonto clearthe alarm.
4.25d')VDRand CentralAlarmPanelinterfaces.
lf DIU Alarm sentencetransmissionto the VDR and/orCentralAlarm Panelis not

alreadytested,referto FIG 3.9.4 AlarmPanel)andiorFIG 3.9.7(VDR)and
(Central
verifyas appropriate
4.26 Finallysecurethe BNWASControl/ DisplayUnit mountingbracketand all otherBNWAS

component covers(Distribution Resets/Expanded
UniURemote SystemUnitsetc.).
checksand set up are nowcomplete.

All alongside
OperatingInstructionsand Alarm Indications
Section5: NTSSOBNWAS
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5.1 AlarmTime Selection,
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5.2 OperatingModeSelection.
I 5.3 llluminationControls.
(¡) Unit.
The Gontrol/DisPlaY
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I (¡¡) The officer CabinSelectorSwitchUnit.
(¡i¡) The Final(3'd)stage switch unit.
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5.4 OfficerCall CabinAlarmSelection(WASOSS).
II 5.5 Gontrol/ DisplayUnitAlarm Reset.
5.6 EmergencyCall.
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5.7 RemoteResetUnit Cancel(NT99OBNWAS
RST).
I 5.8 RemoteReset Unit llluminationLevel.
5.9 StandardWatchKeepingAlarmSequence.
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(¡i¡) OfficerCallAlarm/lndications.
I (¡v) CrewCallAlarm/lndications.
5.lO EmergencyCall AtarmIndications.

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) 5.11 AG PowerFailAlarmIndications.
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5.12 DC PowerFailAlarmlndications.
I 5.13 AC and DC PowerSupplyFailureto the Final(3'd)StageSwitchUnit.
I 5.14 Final(3'd)StageSwitchUnitAlarmOutputGhannelPowerFailure.
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5.15 Final(3'd)StageSwitchUnitAlarmTest.
I 5.16 Main(Att)power FaitAlarmIndications.
I 5.1'7 MalfunctionAlarm lndications.

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5.18 TamperAlarm Indications.
I 5.19 GomputerFailAlarmIndications.
5.20 VDRI/CentralAlarm
PanelBNWASAlarm/StatusMessages.
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5.21 UPSBatteryPeriodicalTestingand replacement.
INSTALLATION
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5.1 AlarmTimeSelection.
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The timing(silent)periodis operatoradjustablefrom 3 to 12 minutesin one minute
stepsas follows:- t
(i) Insertkey and turn key switchto 'SET'position.
(ii) Pressthe TIME keypadto 'Clock'the 2 digit displayto the requiredtime

T
interval(3 - 12 minutes)whichwill be transmittedin serialdata to the VDU
viathe DIU eachtimethe periodis changed. t
(iii) Turnkey switchto'RUN'positionandremovekey.
5.2 OperatingMode Selection.

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Threeoperating -
modesare available: I
(i) AUTO- WatchAlarmremotelyactivatedby powerup of selectedequipment
(Autopilotetc). I
(ii) ON- WatchAlarmpermanently
on duty.
(iii) OFF- WatchAlarmpermanently

OFF.
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The operatingmodeis selectedas follows:- I
(¡) Insertkey andturnkeyswitchto'SET'position.
(ii) Press the 'MODE' keypad until the AUTO/ON/OFFLED indicationin the
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'WORK MODE' domainof the controlpanel is as requiredwhichwill be
transmittedin serialdata to the VDU via the DIU each time the mode is
changed.
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(iii) Turnkeyswitchto 'RUN'positionand removekey. I
5.3 llluminationControls.
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5.3 (i) The Gontrol/DisplayUnit.
are availablevia repeatoperationof the

Fivefixedlevelsof illumination
r.X,-
-V- keypad I
whichalsocontrolsthe illuminationlevelof the deckheadmountedWASBVA.
5.3 (i¡)The Officer Cabin SelectorSwitch Unit (WASOSS).

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This is fittedwith an operatorvariablerotaryDIM controlto provideadjustablered
ControlPanellegendillumination. controlcan alsobe usedvia
Externalillumination
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a signalinputterminalwhichbecomesactivewhen the illumination mode(lNT or
EXT)jumperlinkis positioned (Section2.19refers).
for external. I
5.3 (¡i¡)The Finat(3'd)Stage Switch Unit (WASADU).
This is fittedwith an operatorvariablerotaryDIM controlto provideadjustablered

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ControlPanellegendillumination. controlcan alsobe usedvia
Externalillumination
a signalinputterminalwhichbecomesactivewhen the illumination
EXT)jumperlink is positioned for external.(Section2.19refers).
mode(lNT or I
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I 5.4 OfficerGallCabinAlarm Selection(WASOSS)
Fittedin expandedsystems,the NavitronOfficerCabinSelectorSwitchUnitallows

I any one of four cabin locationsto be selectedfor automaticreceiptof OfficerCall
Alarmsif the l5 secondvisualplus 15 secondaudiblebridgealarmsare not reset
by watchpersonnel.
I 5.5 Gontrol/DisplayUnit Alarm Reset.
I Singlepushoperationof the prominentred RESETbuttonwill cancelany timedout

and/ or restartthetimingperiodselected(3 - 12 minutes).
alarmcondition
I The RESETbuttonwill also cancelthe Emergency

willcancela'TAMPER'alarm
secondoperation (see
Call Alarm(see 5.9) and 15-
5.13).
t Alarmsdue to powerfailureare not affectedby RESETbuttonoperation(see 5.10

a n d5 . 1 1 )
I 5.6 EmergencyGall.
A shrouded(protected)red pushbuttonlabelled'EMERGENCYCALL' or other

I remoteOfficerCall facilitiestriggeredfrom Track ControlSystemetc. will activate
Officerquartersalarm(s)whenoperated(or otherstrategicbackup areaalarms).
¡ The bridgevisualand audiblealarmsare not activatedfor securityreasons.
I The EmergencyCall alarm may be cancelledat any time by operationof the

'RESET'button.lf the Emergency
OfficerCalltimeoutperiod
Call alarmis not cancelledwithinthe specified
(typically
90 secondsto 3 minutes)Final(3'd)StageCrew
I 5.7
Callalarmswill automatically
be activated.
RemoteResetUnit Cancel(NT990BNWAS
RST).
t Singlepush operationof any RemoteResetbuttonwill cancelany timedalarm
and/ or restartthetimingthetimingperiodselected(3 - 12 minutes).
condition
t Similarly,operationof any remoteResetbuttonwill cancelthe Emergency
alarm.
Call
I 'TAMPER'and 'POWER FAIL' alarms are not affected remote

by reset button
operation.
I 5.8 RemoteResetUnit llluminationLevel.
I Fourfixedlevelsof illumination
RESETbutton.
are available
via 5 secondcontinues
ooeration
of the
I The four levelswill be automatically

consistent
clockeduntil the RESETbutton is released
withthe levelof illumination
required.
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5.9 StandardWatch KeepingAlarm Sequence.
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The standardsequenceis a 4 stageprocessbeyondthe initialtiming(silent)period
of 3 to 12 minutesas required.
firstalarmindication
willbe: -
On completion time(3 - 12 mins)the
of the specified
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(i) BridgeVisual (fromTimeoutfor a periodof 15 seconds).
Confirmed by flashing'BRIDGEVISUAL'and 'RESET'LED on the BNWAS
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Control/ DisplayUnit, and may be accompanied by additionaldeckhead
mountedetc.visualindication(WASBVA)if fitted.
'RESET'indications.
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RemoteBNWASResetunitswillalsodisplayflashing
Singleoperationof any RESETbuttonwill canceland restarttimingperiod(3

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- 12 mins)as will remoteactivityand movementdetectors.
(ii) Bridge Audible (from Bridge Visual timeout for a period of 15 second)
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confirmedby flashing'BRIDGEAUDIO','BRIDGEVISUAL'and ResetLED's
mountedvisualandaudiblealarmdevicesif fitted.
plusadditionalbridge
indications.
RemoteBNWASResetUnitswillalsodisplayflashing'RESET'
Singleoperationof any RESETbuttonwill cancelboth visualand audible

alarmsand will restarttimingperiod(3 - 12 mins)as will remoteactivityand
movementdetectors.
(iii) periodof 90 to 180seconds).

OfficerCall (frombridgeaudibletimeoutfor a 'BRIDGE
Confirmedby flashing
'OFFICER CALL', AUDIO', 'BRIDGE
VISUAL'and 'RESET'LED's plus officer quarterAlarm units and any
bridgemountedvisualandaudiblealarmdevicesif fitted.
additional
In expandedsystems,NavitronOfficerCabinSelectorSwitchUnitswill also
a red"ALARM'LED.
display
'RESET'indications.
Single
RemoteBNWASunitswill also displayflashing
'RESET' buttonwill cancelboth visualand audiblebridge
operationof any
plusofficerquarteralarmsas will remoteactivityand movementdetectors.
(iv) Crew Call (fromOfficerCalltimeout- indefinitely

/ untilcancelled).
NB. In certaincases,OfficerCall and Crew call stagesmay be combined
(Section3 refers).
'CREWCALL"'OFFICERCALL" 'BRIDGEAUDIO"
confirmedby flashing
'BRIDGEVISUAL'and 'RESET'LEDs plus Officerquarterand Crew area
alarmunitsandany additional bridgelocatedvisual/ audiblealarmdevicesif
fitted.
In expandedsystems,NavitronOfficerCabinSelectorSwitchUnitswill also
"ALARM'LEDandthe Final(3'd)
StageSwitchUnit(iffitted)will
disptaya red
"ALARM ACTIVE' red LED accompanied by the Switch Unit
disptayan
integralaudiblealarm.
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t RemoteBNWAS Resetunits will also displayflashing

and singleoperationof any
'RESET'
'RESET'indications
buttonwill cancelall Bridge,Officer
quarter and Crew area alarms as will remote activity and movement
¡
detectors.
5.10 EmergencyCall Alarm Indications.

I activateOfficerquarter
Singlepressof the EmergencyCall buttonwill immediately
alarmsbutbridgeaudibleandvisualalarmswillbe dormant.
I The BNWASControl/ DisplayUnit will provideflashing'OFFICERCALL' LED
only whichwill be accompanied
confirmation by flashing'CREWCALL'LED on
I timeoutof OfficerCall or if the OfficerCall and Crew Call alarmfunctionsare
combined.(Section3 refers).
I In expandedsystems,NavitronOfficerCabinSelectorSwitchUnitswill alsodisplay
a red"ALARM'LED.
l Emergency
call cancelledby any'RESET'buttonoperation.
I 5.11 AC PowerFailAlarm lndications.
In the event of AC Power supplyfailure(115/230v50/60H2)the BNWASwill
I continueto functionvia the 24Vdcsupplywhichshouldalwaysbe connected

Box(DB2)for backup purposes.
Distribution
to the
AC Powersupplyfailurewill be confirmedby a flashing'AC POWERFAIL'LED

I by flashing' BRIDGEVISUAL'and 'BRIDGEAUDIO'LED'son the
accompanied
BNWASControl/DisplayUnit.
t The BNWASaudiblealarmand associated

fitted)willalsobe activated
auxiliaryBridgevisual/ audioalarms(if
andcanbe cancelled
by any'RESET'buttonoperation.
I Oncereset,the BNWASwill continueto displaya steady'ACPOWERFAIL'LED
untilAC poweris restored.
indication
I ln expandedsystemswhichuse a NavitronFinal(3'd)StageSwitch/DistributionUnit,
the AC supplyfor this (if applicable)
is only usedto powerFinal(3'd)StageCrew
I CallAudibleAlarm Unitsand is normallyindependent
supply.
of the main BNWASpower
I In the eventof 3'd StageSwitchUnit AC PowerSupplyFailure,the SwitchUnit

integral by a red"POWERFAIL"LED.
audiblealarm- only- willsoundaccompanied
I The 3'dStageSwitchUnitAlarmwill automatically

or if the unitkey switchis setfrom"ON"to "OFF".
of AC power
reseton restoration
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INSTALLATION
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5.12 DGPowerFailAlarm Indications.
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fn the eventof main or emergency24Ydc power supplyfailure,the BNWASwill
continueto functionvia the 115i230VACsupply(BNWAS/ 2 systemsonly).
I
BNWAS/ I systemswill continueto functionvia the remainingDC supply(mainor
emergency24Vdc).
t
DC powersupplyfailurewill be confirmedby a flashing'DC POWERFAIL' LED
by flashing'BRIDGEVISUAL'and 'BRIDGEAUDIO'LEDson the
accompanied
I
BNWASControl/Displayunit.
The BNWASaudiblealarmand associatedauxiliaryBridgevisual/ audioalarms(if

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fitted)willalso be activatedand can be cancelledby any'RESET'buttonoperation.
Oncereset,the BNWASwill continueto displaya steady'DCPOWERFAIL'LED

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indicationuntilthe DC powerfaultis corrected.
systemswhichusea Navitron
In expanded Unit,
Final(3'd)StageSwitch/Distribution
I
the DC supplyfor this unit powersthe Final(3') StageCrew Call AudibleAlarm
Units(whenDC operated) andis independentof the mainBNWASpowersupply' l
In the event of 3'd Stage Switch Unit DC PowerSupplyFailure,the SwitchUnit
integralaudiblealarm- only- willsoundaccompaniedby a red"POWERFAIL'LED. I
The 3'dStageSwitchUnitAlarmwill automatically
or if the unitkey switchis setfrom
"ON"to "OFF'.
of DC power
reseton restoration
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5.13 AG and DC PowerSupplyFaitureto the Final(3'd)StageSwitchUnit'
Unitwill be
l
In expandedsystems,the NavitronFinal(3'd)StageSwitch/Distribution
connectedto AC or DC power An
supplies. regulated
additional supply
DBllDB2 and the resultantdual suppliesmonitoreach other with
alarmif oneis absent.
from the
power failure I
NB.Optimumpowerfailurealarmindications willoccurwhentheAC or DC supplyto I
of the AC or DC powersuppliesto the
the 3'd StageSwitch Unit are independent
mainBNWASDB. I
The 3'dStageSwitchUnitAlarmwill automatically of AC or DC
reseton restoration
power(asappropriate)
or if the unitkey is
switch set from"ON"to "OFF"'
"ON"and shouldbe removedby

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appointedpersonnel
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switching
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personnelin the event of fuse failure (indicatedby Power Fail Alarm) etc. and
must be removedfor normal operationaluse.
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I 5.14 Final(3'd)StageSwitchUnit AlarmOutputChannelPowerFailure.
I The NavitronFinal(3d)StageSwitchUnitprovidesthreeindependently
outputchannelslabelledCHAN 1, CHAN2 and CHAN3 whichare
fusedalarm
confirmed as
operational (supplyintact)by a greenLEDfor each channel.In the eventof internal
t fuse failure,the appropriategreenchannelLED will turn off and the red
FAIL"LEDwill becomeactiveaccompanied by the integralaudiblealarm.
"POWER
I Thisalarmwill persistuntilthe unitkeyswitchis set to the

accessfor fuse replacement.
"OFF"positionpriorto unit
I 5.15 Final(3'd)StageSwitchUnit AlarmTest.
The NavitronFinal(3'o)StageSwitchUnitis equippedwith an ALARMTESTbutton

I one greenchannelLED and will activatethe
which,whenoperated,will extinguish
red"POWERFAIL"LEDand integralaudible alarmunit.
5.16 Main(All)PowerSupplyAlarm Indications.
The removalor failureof all powerto the BNWASobviouslypreventsdirectControl/

DisplayUnitindication.
However,a changeoverrelaycontactwithinthe BNWASdistributionunitprovidesa

switchline and labelledfor
to an externalalarmwhichshouldbe suitablvconnected
thispurpose.(Section2.8 refers).
5.'17 MalfunctionAlarmlndications.
The 'Malfunction'alarmfacilityis availablevia a relaycontactwithinthe BNWAS

unit whichclosesto providea switchlineto an externalalarmwhich
distribution
shouldbe suitablyconnecled andlabelled forthispurpose. (Section2.7 refers).
BNWAS'MALFUNCTION'
conditions -
include:
(i) AC PowerFail.
(ii) DC PowerFail.
(iii) DistUnitto BNWAScommunication
failure.
(iv) BNWASComputer fail.
(v) DIUFailure(if fitted).
5.18 TamperAlarm Indications.
The integrityof the BNWASis protectedby antitampermeasuresto warnof cover/

lid removalfrom DistributionUnit(s)/ RemoteReset Unit(s)or expandedsystem
components etc.
A Tamperalarmcondition
willbe confirmedby a flashing'TAMPERFAIL'alarmLED
indicationaccompaniedby flashing 'BRIDGE VISUAL','BRIDGEAUDTO'and
'OFFICER CALL'LEDsandassociated externalalarms.
In expandedsystems,red LED Tamperindicationwill also be shownon the Officer

CabinSelectorSwitchUnit in the eventthat OfficerCabinAlarm Unitshave been
opened.
NTggOBNWAS INSTALLATION & OPERATION
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5.18 TamperAlarmlndications... (Continued).
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SimilarlyTamperred LED indication (plusaccompanying visualand audiblealarms
on the bridgemountedNT990BNWAS
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unit)will resulton the Final(3'o)
main/display
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by keyswitchset from "ON"to 'OFF".
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timeoutperiod (90 - 180 secs) the CREW CALL alarm will automatically
activated.
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untilextinguished by keyswitchmovement (RUN- SET- RUN). l
The Tamper conditionwill require correctionto preventfurther alarm prior to
ongoingBNWASoperation. l
5.19 GomputerFailAlarm Indications.
This condition indicates an internal fault and is confirmed via a flashing

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Qualifiedadvice / investigationwill be requiredas BNWAS operationwill be

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5.20 VDR/GentralAlarm PanelBNWASAlarm/StatusMessages.
Any changein BNWASAlarm Statusis sent by the DIU via an 1EC61162 serial I
outputto the VDR and/or CentralAlarm Panel. Additionally,
when the BNWAS
systemis reset, the reset sourceis also sent to the VDR (RadariECDlS/Motion
Detectorsetc.).
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to the VDRor CentralAlarmPaneldisplays
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5.21 UPSBatteryPeriodicTestingand Replacement. I
The UPSbattery(12V 7Ah) is expectedto havea standbyservicelife in excessof 3
yearsprovidedthe propermaintenanceprocedureis followedas detailedbelow.
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Everymonth.
Switchoff all power supply isolatorsto the BNWAS systembut leave the UPS
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audibleand visual alarms.Check the BNWAS system continuesto functionon
batterypowerand that the DC POWERFAIL and if applicableAC POWERFAIL
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Every year.
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LEDson the CU are ON.
I 0.5 hoursto partially

Continueto usethe BNWASsystemnormallyfor approximately
dischargethe UPSbattery.
I Restorethe powerto the BNWASsystemby settingthe isolatorsbackon and check

_ the DC POWERFAILandAC POWERFAILLEDson the CU are OFF.
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t When in port and the BNWASsystemis not in use, replacethe BNWASUPS

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I Disablethe generation CU (control

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I Switchoff all powersupplyisolators,includingthe UPS BATTERYenableisolatorto

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retainingclamp.Connectthe battery, RED+VE,BLACK-VE. Re-fitthe lid.
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the CU areON.
I Restorethe power to the BNWAS system by settingthe isolatorsback on and check

the DC POWERFAIL (and AC POWERFAILif applicable)LED on the CU are OFF.
I Re-enablethe BNWAS system by settingthe CU key switchto RUN.
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t Section1: Unit Dimensionsand Siting.

I Section4: InstallationChecks& AlongsideSet Up.

r Section 6: NT99OBNWASSchematics & PCB Layout.

BNWASconfigurationsto IEG62616will includethe DigitalInterface

I Older CU and DB SoftwareVersions(lowerthan Version2.01arenot

The NT990BNWAS is availableas a basicsystemwhichcan be usedto activatesuitable

Distribution Unit Type NT99OBNWAS(DB2l

I (¡¡¡) DigitalInterfaceUnit TypeWAS DIU

t BNWAS and otherbridgebasedequipment

t The vísuafunit is typicallybridgedeckheadmountedand providesthe firstalarm

NB. When usingNavitronVisualAlarm(WAS BVA)the PCB mountedselector

t (vi) Opüonal(ExpandedSystem)Bridge MovementDetectort (WASPIR)

The BNWASresetsignalsfrom dualtechnologymicrowave I infraredMovement

reset/ restartthe BNWAStimingperiod.

I This unitis intendedfor BridgeA/úheelhouse

I of 4 CabinAlarmscan be supportedwhich includesMastersCabinType if

t NB. lf morethan4 differentCabinAlarmlocationsare required,additionalAlarm

t (viii) Optional(ExpandedSystem)Officer Cabin Alarm Unit (WASCA)

I when the subjectcabinhas been selectedvia the AlarmSelectorSwitchand a

(x) Optional(Exp. System)Final StageAlarm Switch/DistUnit (WASADU)

(xii) EmergencyBatteryBox / UninterruptiblePower Supply Unit (WASUPS)

The Digital InterfaceUnit (WASDIU)block functions are shown in Fig. G3.

ir-l (if req'd)

I BNWA. rlr Offic€r Call

I SerialData Resetsfrom SerialData

t FIG G3 - BNWASDIU Block ServiceConfiguration

1.5 Sitingthe OfficerCabinAlarmUnit(s).

1.8 Sitingthe BridgeVisualAlarm Unit.

1.11Sitingthe UPS(BatteryBox)- if required.

The NTSS9BNWAS system exhibitshigh levelsof RFI rejectionand minimallevelsof

1.1 The NTSSOBNWASDisPlaYUnit.

t Panel Crd out dlm€nslons136 x 136mm

DistributionUnlt (TypesDB1& DB2).

Sinceall BNWASfuses are situatedin the Distribution

I Two typesof Distribution

FIG1.2.2NTgg0BNWAS (D82)DistributionUnit OutlineDimensions.

1 . 3 Sitingthe RemoteResetUnit(s)- (if applicable).

The NTSS9BNWAS Resetunitis suitablefor mountingin internalWheelhouseand Bridge

Mounting are shownin FlG.1.4.1.

I FIG 1.4.1 Selector Switch Outline Dimensions.

t't Siting the Officer Cabin Alarm Unit(s).

I MCA if wishingto be undisturbed.Since standardOfficerCabin Alarms are not permittedto

The standardOfficerCabinAlarm Unit (CA) is to be usedto call the chosenduty officer

I Both Alarm Unit Types shouldbe mountedin a cabin locationand mounting/outline

Outline areshownin FIG1.6.1.

(i) TypeWASAUIAG = 100dB for AC operation.

I,, Sitingthe BridgeVisualAlarmLight.

I The BridgeVisualAlarmUnit(TypeWAS BVA) providesa highlyvisiblebut nightvision

t FIG 1.8.f VisualAlarm Dimensions.

This unit providesmultipleinput/ output(l/O) ports enablingthe BNWASSystemto

The DigitalInterfaceUnit (WAS DIU) must be internallylocated/ mountedwithinthe

The MovementDetecto(s)(WAS PIR)shouldbe bridge/wheelhouse mountedat a height

1.1I Sitingthe UPS(BatteryBox)- if required.

The NT990BNWASUPS providesan emergencybatteryderivedbackuppowersupplyfor

I Section2: StandardSystemGablesand Connections.

I The "standardSystem"cables referredto in FIG 2 relateto a basic systemand show

I 2.1 CableRoutingand EarthBonding'

I 2.3 DistributionUnit Gonnections.

I 2.4 Digital InterfaceUnit Gonnections.

I 2.6 "Auto" Connectionto ProprietaryEquipment.

II 2.15 Final(3rd)StageAlarm DistributionUnit Connections.

- 216 Final(3'd)Stage(f 00db)AudibleAlarmUnit Gonnections.

I 2.22 OptionalNT990BNWASRST RemoteResetGonnections.

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