auto maskin S Series User manual

Publication P/N 1050161
User Manual
Marine Watch S Series
S-ONE Alarm Panel
S-ACE Annunciator Panel
I/O Cabinet

Table of content
1 About this Manual 4
1.1 Intended Audience 4
1.2 Responsibilities 4
1.3 Revisions 4
1.3.1 Software revisions 4
1.3.2 User Manual Revision 4
2 System Overview 5
2.1 Introduction to Marine Watch 5
2.2 Typical Installation 5
2.3 Components and Default IP Address 6
2.3.1 Main Panel 6
2.3.2 Subpanels 6
2.3.1 Annunciator Panels 7
2.3.2 I/O Cabinet 7
2.4 S-ONE Main Panel Emergency Switchover 7
2.5 S-ONE Alarm Panel 8
2.5.1 Connectivity and Interfaces 8
2.5.2 Operator Interface 9
2.5.3 Communication Interface 9
2.6 S-ACE Annunciator Panel 10
2.6.1 Hardware Connections 10
2.6.2 Operator Interface 10
2.7 I/O Cabinet Output Signals 10
2.8 Periodically Unattended Engine Room 11
2.8.1 Watch Responsibility and Watch
Transfer 11
2.8.2 Buzzer and Acknowledge 14
2.8.3 Engineers Alarm 15
3 The S-ONE User Interface 16
3.1 Header Information 16
3.1.1 Header Status Symbols 16
3.2 The Switch Channel Page 17
3.2.1 Channel Status 18
3.3 The Analog Channel Page 19
3.3.1 Channel Status 20
3.4 The Output Channel Page 22
3.5 Screen Navigation 22
4 The S-ONE Main Menu 23
4.1 Attendance 23
4.1.1 Engine Room 23
4.1.2 Dead Man Alarm 23
4.1.3 Engineers Call 24
4.2 Controls 24
4.2.1 Panel Language 24
4.2.2 Date & Time 24
4.2.3 Home Page 25
4.2.4 Grouped Channels 25
4.2.5 Buzzer 26
4.3 Display 27
4.3.1 Brightness 27
4.3.2 Mode 27
4.3.3 Theme 28
4.3.4 Sparkline 28
4.3.5 Screensaver 28
4.3.6 Clean Screen 29
4.4 Event Log 29
4.5 Troubleshooting 30
4.5.1 This Panel 30
4.5.2 System Status 31
4.5.3 I/O Cabinet 31
4.5.4 Subpanel 32
4.5.5 Broadcast 32
4.6 Administration 32
4.6.1 I/O Cabinet 33
4.6.2 Administration Menu 33
5 The S-ONE Administration Menu 35
5.1 This Panel 35
5.1.1 Panel Name 35
5.1.2 Panel Type 35
5.1.3 Panel Location 36
5.1.4 Panel Buzzer 36
5.1.5 Timestamped Events 37
5.1.6 Network 37
5.1.7 Disable & Acknowledge 37
5.1.8 Panel I/O 38
5.2 System 40
5.2.1 I/O Cabinet 40
5.2.2 System Setup 41
5.2.3 Panels in the System 42
5.3 Switch Channels 42
5.4 Analog Channels 43
5.5 Output Channels 44
5.5.1 Standard Output Channels 44
5.5.2 Expansion Output Channels 47
5.6 Group Channels 48
5.7 Conditions 49
5.8 Maintenance 50
5.8.1 Security 50
5.8.2 Panel Maintenance 51
5.8.3 Configuration Data 51
5.8.4 Logo 52
6 The S-ACE Annunciator Panel 53
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6.1 Buttons 53
6.2 Header Information 53
6.3 Header Status Symbols 54
6.4 Alarm View 54
6.5 Menu 55
6.5.1 Main Menu 56
6.5.2 Administration Menu 59
7 I/O Cabinet Connections 63
7.1 Power Supply 63
7.1.1 Ground 63
7.2 Ethernet Communication 63
7.3 Switch Channels 63
7.4 Analog Channels 64
7.5 Output Channels 64
7.5.1 Standard Output Channels 64
7.5.2 Expansion Output Channels 65
7.6 Alarm Panel Supply 65
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1 About this Manual
1.1 Intended Audience
This manual has been published primarily for professionals and qualified personnel. The
user of this material is assumed to have basic knowledge in marine systems and must be
able to carry out related electrical work.
Work on the low-voltage circuit should only be carried out by qualified and
experienced personnel.
Installation or work on the shore power equipment must only be carried out by
electricians authorized to work with such installations.
1.2 Responsibilities
It is the sole responsibility of the installer to ensure that the installation work is carried out
in a satisfactory manner, that it is operationally in good order, that the approved material and
accessories are used and that the installation meets all applicable rules and regulations.
Auto-Maskin continuously upgrades its products and reserves the right to make
changes and improvements without prior notice.
All information in this manual is based upon information at the time of printing. For updated
information, please contact your local distributor.
The crossed-out wheeled bin symbol indicates that the item should be
disposed of separately. The item should be handed in for recycling in
accordance with local environmental regulations for waste disposal.
By separating a marked item, you will help reduce the volume of waste
sent to incinerators or land-fill and minimize any potential negative impact
on human health and the environment.
1.3 Revisions
This manual is valid for the latest software version of the Marine Watch S Series Alarm
Panel.
1.3.1 Software revisions
● See this document for S-ONE Alarm Panel software revisions.
● See this document for S-ACE Annunciator Panel software revisions.
1.3.2 User Manual Revision
User manual revision: December 2022
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2 System Overview
2.1 Introduction to Marine Watch
The Marine Watch S Series is a sophisticated and powerful alarm system, designed to be
easy to set up and use.
The S-ONE Alarm Panel touch screen displays binary events as rectangles, where each
rectangle represents the status of a channel. Analog channels are represented with gauges.
In the event of a warning or an alarm, the corresponding rectangle indicates clearly with a
flashing behavior, and the buzzer sounds. An operator can acknowledge the event by
touching the rectangle.
Additional S-ONE Alarm Panels can be added in the network, and these are designated
Subpanels. Finally, several S-ACE Annunciator Panels can be added in the network.
All I/O interfaces are built into a separate I/O Cabinet. The communication between the
Alarm Panel and the I/O Cabinet is on standard Ethernet.
The optional Broadcast service provides remote monitoring of the system from shore.
2.2 Typical Installation
The typical Marine Watch installation consists of one or several I/O Cabinets, one or several
S-ONE Alarm Panels, and a few S-ACE Annunciator Panels. All units are connected on a
standard Ethernet network.
Additional S-ONE and S-ACE panels can be added at any time, and requires no change in
the overall configuration. One must only make sure there is no IP address conflict.
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The S-ONE Alarm Panel can be used as either the Main Panel or a Subpanel.
2.3 Components and Default IP Address
All Marine Watch S Series’ components have a factory-default IP address. If more than one
of each type of component is in use, then make sure to change the IP address of the extra
component.
No two components in the network shall have the same IP address.
2.3.1 Main Panel
One of the S-ONE alarm panels shall in the
configuration be designated the Main Panel. This is the
default setting.
The Main Panel shall be configured and holds the
entire system configuration. Configuration is done in
the Administration submenu.
It can be done manually using the menu interface or by
loading a predefined configuration file.
Ethernet 1 default IP address: 192.168.0.151
Configuration changes are automatically also applied to all networked
Subpanels and Annunciator panels.
2.3.2 Subpanels
Additional S-ONE alarm panels can be added in the
network, and these are called Subpanels. It must be
configured as such, under Panel Type in the
Administration menu.
Each Subpanel replicates the Main Panel and
optionally has specific use cases.
A Subpanel is automatically always in sync with the
Main Panel configuration.
Ethernet 1 default IP address: 192.168.0.1511
1From the factory, the IP address on the Subpanel is the same as for the Main Panel. This must be
changed to be unique.
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2.3.1 Annunciator Panels
Several S-ACE annunciator panels can be added in the
network.
An annunciator panel is automatically always in sync
with the S-ONE Main Panel configuration.
Default IP address: 192.168.0.2012
2.3.2 I/O Cabinet
The I/O Cabinet is the sensor hub. It collects all sensor
data and makes it available to the Marine Watch
Panels.
The I/O Cabinet is available in different sizes,
I/O-capacities, and I/O type.
There can be up to four I/O cabinets in the network.
Default IP address: 192.168.0.113
2.4 S-ONE Main Panel Emergency Switchover
In the unlikely event of a Main Panel failure, any Subpanel can act as a replacement panel,
and quickly be reconfigured to be a Main Panel.
Make the system operative again:
1. Remove the Ethernet cable from the faulty Main Panel.
2. In the Administration menu of the desired replacement panel, select
This Panel >Panel Type: Select Main Panel.
3. In the same administrative page, take note of the replacement panel IP address.
Reconnect any other Subpanels and Annunciator Panels.
4. If the Marine Watch S system consists of additional S-ONE Subpanels or S-ACE
Annunciator Panels, they need to be reconfigured. In the Administration menu,
select I/O Cabinet > Network: Enter the replacement panel IP address.
Make sure that there is only one Main Panel in the Marine Watch S system.
3If several I/O Cabinets are in use, then make sure all IP addresses are unique.
2If several S-ACE Annunciator Panels are in use, then make sure all IP addresses are unique.
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2.5 S-ONE Alarm Panel
2.5.1 Connectivity and Interfaces
The rear underside of the S-ONE Alarm Panel has all the interfaces.
1
Power LED
54
HDMI
2
Power supply
1. +12/24 V
2. 0 V
3. Power on5
4. Gnd
6
USB-A (2.0 High-speed interface)
● USB 1
● USB 2
● USB 3
Reserved for software update, event log
extraction, and configuration file handling
3
Flexible I/O
5. I/O #1
6. I/O #2
7. I/O #3
8. I/O #4
9. I/O #5
10. I/O #6
11. I/O #7
12. I/O #8
7
Ethernet
● Ethernet 1, RJ45
● Ethernet 2, RJ45
Ethernet 1 is preferred for networking.
46
CAN bus, Relay, Modbus RTU
13. CAN L
14. CAN H
15. CAN 0V
16. Relay NC
17. Relay C
18. Relay NO
19. Modbus A
20. Modbus B
21. Modbus 0V
87
NMEA 2000 – isolated
7Not in use
6Not in use
5Not in use, connect to 24V for future use
4Not in use
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Miscellaneous
Buzzer
Activates for any new event.
Ambient Light Sensor
Automatic adjustment of screen brightness.
Proximity Sensor
Motion detection.
2.5.2 Operator Interface
In addition to the touch interface on the screen, there are buttons on the right-hand side of
the panel. These are used to control different parts of the panel as described below:
Interface
Power Indication
Lit when the panel is powered.
NFC Sensor
Not used in this software revision.
Home Button
Toggles the Alarm and Menu page, and the
optional Home page.
Alarm Button
Silence the buzzer or advance to the next
page with events.
Brightness Increase Button
Increase screen brightness.
Brightness Decrease Button
Decrease screen brightness.
2.5.3 Communication Interface
Other systems can interface the S-ONE Alarm Panel using the built-in Modbus TCP
interface on Ethernet.
The communication I/O list can be found here: http://tiny.cc/zxxebz
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2.6 S-ACE Annunciator Panel
2.6.1 Hardware Connections
Connectivity
Description
Connector
Power
Typical: 0.4 A @ 24 V
C1.11: +12/24 V
C1.12: 0 V
External Buzzer
Max: 0.2 A
C1.1
0 V at C1.12 or other 0 V.
Ethernet
RJ 45
USB
USB-A
For full information of the connectivity and interfaces, see the datasheet of the product.
In order to achieve full IP-56 ingression support, the unused connectors must be populated
with sealing plugs .
8
2.6.2 Operator Interface
In addition to the touch interface on the screen, there are buttons on the right-hand side of
the panel. These are used to control different parts of the panel as described below:
Symbol
Button
Action
Home Button
Toggles the Alarm and Menu page.
Alarm Button
Silence the buzzer and display the Alarm View.
2.7 I/O Cabinet Output Signals
Marine Watch includes a standard set of output signals in the I/O Cabinet. See the chapter
for the I/O Cabinet for further details.
8SKU: 1006946 (extend with Buzzer connectivity if needed)
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Optional operator-controlled expansion outputs can be added to the I/O Cabinet.
2.8 Periodically Unattended Engine Room
The Marine Watch S Series system supports periodically unattended engine room
installations.
The minimum setup for a periodically unattended engine room installation is the following
● S-ONE Main Panel in the engine room / engine control room
● S-ACE or S-ONE Subpanel on the bridge
● S-ACE or S-ONE Subpanel in the engineers cabin
When the engine room is unattended, any alarm condition in the main alarm
system shall initiate an alarm in the duty engineers' cabin and in all public spaces
the duty engineer may reside.
This can be accomplished by installing an S-ACE or S-ONE Subpanel in such locations.
2.8.1 Watch Responsibility and Watch Transfer
When the engine room is attended, the engineer in the engine room has the watch
responsibility. The watch responsibility can be transferred to and from the bridge using the
Marine Watch S Series panels.
When a successful watch transfer to the bridge has been executed, the bridge has the watch
responsibility, and the engine room can be left unattended.
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Watch Responsibility Indication
The following symbol is shown in the panel header when the panel
has watch responsibility.
If the engine room has watch responsibility, this is equivalent to an attended engine room.
Likewise, if the bridge has watch responsibility, the engine room can be unattended.
In addition, engine room status (attended / unattended) as well as on-duty engineer (in case
of unattended engine room) can be inspected using the panel menu.
Watch Transfer to Bridge
When the engine room engineer is about to leave the engine room, the engineer must
transfer watch responsibility to the bridge before leaving the engine room.
Request unattended on the Engine Room panel or the
Engine Control Room panel by pressing the Unattended
button.
If no Bridge panel exists in the system, this is indicated with
a popup and the transfer request is aborted.
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Select which “Engineers Cabin” shall be “On duty”.
If no Engineers Cabin panel exists in the system, this is
indicated with a popup and the transfer request is aborted.
Audible sound and dialog on all Bridge panels.
If the bridge accepts the transfer, watch transfer is
performed, and the bridge has the watch responsibility.
If the bridge denies the transfer (or times out), no watch
transfer has been performed and the engine room still has
watch responsibility.
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Watch Transfer to Engine Room
When the engine room engineer enters the engine room, the engineer takes watch
responsibility and the bridge panel is informed.
Request attended on the Engine Room panel or the Engine
Control Room panel by pressing the Attended button.
Dialog on all Bridge panels.
2.8.2 Buzzer and Acknowledge
Depending on the panel location, the buzzer activates according to the following table.
Location
Attended Engine Room
Unattended Engine Room
Bridge
Per group configuration
Activate buzzer
Engineers cabin [on duty]
Silent
Activate buzzer
Engineers cabin [off duty]
Silent
Silent9
Other / Public spaces
Silent
Activate buzzer
Engine room
Activate buzzer
Activate buzzer
Engine control room
Activate buzzer
Activate buzzer
The Marine Watch S Series panels installed on the bridge can be configured to which
channel groups shall activate the buzzer in an attended engine room situation.
This can be used to minimize the potential disturbance on the bridge when the engine room
is attended.
9Engineers Alarm will activate the buzzer on the off duty engineers cabin as well.
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Engine Room / Engine Control Room
The S-ONE Main Panel should be configured to acknowledge all events. If an S-ONE
Subpanel is installed in the engine room, in addition to the S-ONE Main Panel, it can be
configured to acknowledge events as well as performing a system-wide silence.
Silencing the buzzer on one of these panels will silence all buzzers in the Marine Watch S
Series system.
Other Locations
Panels in other locations shall not be able to acknowledge events. The S-ACE panels can
not acknowledge any events, whereas the S-ONE Subpanels can be configured to not
acknowledge events.
Silencing the buzzer on one of these panels only silences the local buzzer. The buzzer in all
other locations is not affected by a local silence.
2.8.3 Engineers Alarm
The Engineers Alarm can be configured on the Main Panel.
If an event is not acknowledged within the configured time (1 - 10 minutes), the Engineers
Alarm will activate. The Engineers Alarm will activate all panel buzzers (including any panel
in the off duty engineers cabin).
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3 The S-ONE User Interface
3.1 Header Information
The header consists of the following information.
■ The logotype, if any. This can be changed in the configuration.
■ The default panel name is Marine Watch. The name can be changed in the
configuration.
■ A common warning/alarm banner. The entire center of the header is flashing for new
unacknowledged events. The two most recent unacknowledged events, if any, are
displayed next to the event indicator.
■ Various status symbols.
■ The Time can be displayed as an option.
3.1.1 Header Status Symbols
These symbols may appear in the header bar.
At least one channel
indicate Alarm
At least one channel
indicate Warning
At least one Alarm and
at least one Warning
The buzzer is disabled
by the operator
One or more channels
are disabled by the operator
At least one new
Alarm or Warning10
Watch responsible
10 The red alarm banner takes precedence over the yellow warning banner
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3.2 The Switch Channel Page
There will be one or several pages with rectangles. This is dependent on the configuration,
the number of connected I/O Cabinets, and the type of I/O in each Cabinet.
Each rectangle represents the status of one switch input channel, and each page can
display status from up to 60 channels.
Channels can optionally be assigned to one of three different groups, and the group can be
given a name and assigned a group-color.
Different alarm panels can be configured to indicate and allow acknowledgment for select
groups of channels only.
Note that channel OK can be indicated as a green or white rectangle, and this can
be changed in the menu.
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3.2.1 Channel Status
Each rectangle represents the status of a binary channel as follows.
Status
Description
Sample Graphic Representation
Normal
The channel is not
alarming.
Active and not
acknowledged
The channel is
alarming, following its
persistence timer.
Text in bold, flashing.
Active and
acknowledged
The channel is
acknowledged by an
operator and will clear
when the alarm clears.
Regular text.
Inactive and not
acknowledged
The channel has been
activated but is not
active now.
It will clear when
acknowledged.
Grey background, bold
flashing text in
yellow/red.
Disabled
The channel has been
disabled by an
operator.
The rectangle is
reduced in size and
grey.
Disabled, but
active event
The channel has been
disabled by an
operator.
Border in severity color
if the channel is active.
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3.3 The Analog Channel Page
The analog page can display up to eight channels in a 4 x 2 grid. Each channel is
represented as a circular gauge or as a bar graph widget. An optional Sparkline can be
displayed.
A maximum of two analog pages can be displayed, holding a maximum of 16 analog
channels.
Analog channels are an option. If the I/O Cabinet does not include the analog
option, then these pages are not displayed.
Widget Properties
Name
The analog signal description.
Value
Real-time value scaled between the sensor Min-Max value in the
configuration. An out-of-limit value is indicated with “---”.
Unit
The signal unit.
Min/Max Range
Instrument Min/Max values.
Alarm Limits
LL • L • H • HH
Sparkline
Optional sparkline for up to 1 hour of operation.
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3.3.1 Channel Status
Status
Description
Sample Graphic Representation
Normal
The channel is not alarming.
Active and not
acknowledged
The channel is alarming,
following its persistence timer.
Instrument text in bold,
flashing.
Active and
acknowledged
The channel is acknowledged
by an operator and will clear
when the alarm clears.
Regular instrument text.
Inactive and not
acknowledged
The channel has been
activated but is not active now.
It will clear when
acknowledged.
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