Ship engine room telegraph EEOT

Ship engine room telegraph - EEOT - sm electrics
Ship engine room telegraph - EEOT - sm electrics
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Characteristics

Application domain
for ships

Description

As the core element, the sm electrics‘ A067 mtBUS controller is designed to manage and monitor permanently all connected network units. Simply to be mounted on a terminal rail (TS35) the controller provides useful system information to the commissioning, service and maintenance staff indicated clearly on a 4 lines 20 characters LC display. Following interface signals are provided: Wrong-way contacts, working with a correponding set of propulsion system contacts generating an alarm in case the given manoeuvre command and the current propulsion direction (propeller shaft or propeller pitch) do not correspond. EOT Call contact, causing the audible and/or visual alarm means to be activated in case the two connected EOT parties‘ manoeuvre command do not correspond. Failure contact, causing an alarm to be transferred to the connected IAMC system or Bridge Alert Management system in case the mtBUS controller detects an abnormal system situation. Serial VDR interface, RS 485, 2-wire / 3-wire uni-directional connection to VDR/S-VDR system acc. to IEC 61162-2 EMERGENCY ENGINE ORDER TELEGRAPH EEOT (Push Button Telegraph) The main purpose of sm electrics‘ Emergency Engine Order Telegraph system is to operate as the last back-up manoeuvre command transmission system, in case the classical propulsion remote control system and its backup mechanism fail. In such emergency case the em‘cy engine order telegraph system is in use to transfer manoeuvre commands to the engine control room or, if required, directly to the engine room‘s ME local station.
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