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TECHNICAL MANUAL SAILOR SYSTEM 5000 GMDSS CONSOLE...
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Disclaimer Any responsibility or liability for loss or damage in connection with the use of this product and the accompanying documentation is disclaimed by Thrane & Thrane. The information in this manual is provided for information purposes only, is subject to change without notice and may contain errors or inaccuracies.
Console 5000 CONTENTS General information ................1-1 Installation ..................2-1 Dimensions ..................2-1 Drilling and cutting template ..............2-4 2.2.1 Tabletop mounting for 325mm and 400mm section ......2-4 2.2.2 Tabletop mounting for 3 x 400mm section .......... 2-4 2.2.3 Bulkhead mounting for 325mm and 400mm section ......
1 General information Console 5000 General information With the System 5000 GMDSS console, all the communication equipment of the ship can be combined in one small, compact console. One of the main purposes of the console is to make the best possible use of the limited space on board a ship.
2 Installation Console 5000 Installation 2.1 Dimensions Console type numbers and part numbers refer to console hardware only, i.e. an empty console with only battery panel, emergency light and connection board(s) installed. Equipment illustrated for reference only. Type: 5135C Console part no.: 405135C-THRxx 1645 2 pcs.
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2 Installation Console 5000 Type: 5134G Console part no.: 405134G-THRxx 1645 CU51x0 MF/HF Control Unit RT502x VHF Radio TT-3043CP-2 Console Panel 2 pcs. H1252B Parallel Printer 2 pcs. TT-3606E Message Terminal BATTERY 1 1 - 2 BATT BATTERY 2 MUTE/ EMER- TEST GENCY...
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2 Installation Console 5000 Type: 5132C Console part no.: 405132C-THRxx CU51x0 MF/HF Control Unit RT502x VHF Radio TT-3043CP Console Panel 2 pcs. H1252B Parallel Printer TT-3606E Message Terminal BATT BATTERY 1 1 - 2 BATTERY 2 MUTE/ EMER- TEST GENCY BATTERY ALARM ALARM...
2 Installation Console 5000 2.2 Drilling and cutting template The console can be placed and mounted, in several different ways, to ensure optimal integration into the user environment. 2.2.1 Tabletop mounting for 325mm and 400mm section Drilling template Drilling template for 325mm section.
2 Installation Console 5000 2.3 Mounting the console onto the bulkhead When the console is placed on a table, the back of the console can be attached onto the bulkhead. This allows for free access to the connection board and wiring while installing. Remove the rear (back cover) panels, by removing all 6 screws in each panel.
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2 Installation Console 5000 Mount all key-hole screws, from the inside of the console. 99-126996 Fasten the console to the bulkhead, with 2 screws per section. Loosen key-hole screws and lift up the front part. Lift here 99-127884 At this point connection board wiring may be done while having free access to the connection boards.
2 Installation Console 5000 2.4 Paper roll Clearance required above console to open top for access to printer paper roll. 99-126893 2.5 Control units 4 screws M4x4 6 screws M4x6 4 screws M4x8 99-127913 0815...
2 Installation Console 5000 2.7 Factory configuration of the console When the System 5000 Console is ordered along with the relevant equipment sets and Service Pack part number (Service Pack denotes factory installation of units in console) the configuration of the equipment will be as per the following notation: In consoles with two handsets and hence two radio control units, the left side handset is always associated with the upper most control unit (MF/HF CU).
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2 Installation Console 5000 With one TT-3000EB mini-C and the full MF/HF Radio Telex installed (Fig. 3) the MF/HF Control unit is installed as the upper most unit being part of System #1 or primary GMDSS equipment with associated Radio Telex Message terminal/keyboard and printer installed in the left hand side of the console. Same notation applies in case of the GMDSS Radio Telex solution without Message Terminal (2-section console - Fig.
3 Electrical Installation Console 5000 Electrical installation 3.1 TT-3606E opt. 003 NMEA Adapter for mini-C In case the position information generated by the build in GPS receiver of the TT-3026C mini-C Transceiver is required for feeding to other external communication equipment like VHF radios etc., the TT-3606E Opt.
3 Electrical Installation Console 5000 3.2 Grounding cables Grounding of all external cable screens to the console is important in order to reduce risc of noise and interference in the GMDSS installation. The screen of each external cable must be properly terminated to the support bracket by means of a cable lug properly secured to the support bracket with a screw.
3 Electrical Installation Console 5000 3.3 Console light Functional description The intention is to supply the console workplace, with sufficient ambient light for working. If desired, the light can be turned off completely, so that it does not distract the ship operator, for example during night time.
3 Electrical Installation Console 5000 3.4 Connection board The connection board has been designed, so that connectors are grouped in relation to products. Each connector has been given a unique name and designator in order to clearly identify the connector. Also where the wires are mounted into terminal strips, each connection has been named.
4 Installation cables Console 5000 Installation cables 4.1 Console wiring system The internal wiring of the console has been grouped and numbered in the following drawings, so that each cable is easily identified by its unique identifier. Numbering The numbering is grouped in three digits, as indicated below. The type of signal carried is also indicated in the table listing the internal cables.
4 Installation cables Console 5000 4.3.4 External cabling - MF/HF Transceiver SCAN-BUS D-sub Supply on Data + Data - AF + AF - +24V Rx AF+ Rx AF- Power Supply 24V DC + 24V DC - 99-127901 4.3.5 External cabling - mini-C and Power supply Power Supply 24V DC + 24V DC -...
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