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VDR-100G2/G2S Operation
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RUT-UM-02-002 Rev.2.0
Rutter Technologies Inc
70 Brookfield Road
St. John's, NL Canada
A1E 3T9
Tel: (709) 368-4213
Fax: (709) 368-1337
www.ruttertech.com

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  • Page 1 VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002 Rev.2.0 Rutter Technologies Inc 70 Brookfield Road St. John’s, NL Canada A1E 3T9 Tel: (709) 368-4213 Fax: (709) 368-1337 www.ruttertech.com...
  • Page 3 Rutter Technologies Inc. Although every precaution has been taken in the preparation of this manual, Rutter Technologies Inc assumes no responsibility for errors or omissions. Neither is any liability assumed for damages resulting from the use of information contained herein.
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  • Page 5 Amendment Record for VDR—100G2/SVDR Operation User Manual The details of any amendment made to this documentation should be recorded in the table below. These details should include the signature of the person responsible for inserting the latest amendment. Description Date Inserted RUT-UM-02-002, Rev.
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  • Page 7: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents SYSTEM ..................... 1 VDR-100G2 System Components .................... 1 1.1.1 Data Processing Unit (DPU) ............................3 1.1.2 Data Acquisition Unit (DAU)............................4 1.1.3 Audio Module ................................5 1.1.4 Video Module ................................7 1.1.5 NMEA Input Modules ..............................8 1.1.6 Operation & Alarm Unit (OAU).............................9 1.1.7...
  • Page 8 7.2.4 Verifying the Data ..............................60 Corrective Maintenance ......................62 7.3.1 Alarm Code Descriptions ............................62 7.3.2 Log Window Error Code Descriptions........................63 7.3.3 NMEA Error Code Descriptions ..........................65 Update Service History Log....................66 VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual TOC - II RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...
  • Page 9 List of Figures Figure 1-1 - VDR-100G2 Block Diagram ...................... 2 Figure 1-2 - Data Processing Unit......................... 3 Figure 1-3 - Data Management Module (Rear View)..................4 Figure 1-4 - Data Acquisition Unit ......................... 5 Figure 1-5 – 12-Input (6-Channel) Audio Module ..................6 Figure 1-6 - Indoor Microphone ........................
  • Page 10 Table 7-1: Alarm Code Description......................62 Table 7-2 - Error Codes - Playback Log Window ..................63 Table 7-3 - NMEA Error Codes ........................65 Table 7-4: Update Service History Log ....................... 67 VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual TOC - IV RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 11: System

    For a complete list of data items to be recorded, refer to IEC 61996. The VDR-100G2 is a fully IMO compliant VDR. The base system consists of the following components: Data Processing Unit (DPU), consisting of:...

  • Page 12: Figure 1-1 - Vdr-100G2 Block Diagram

    UNIT Figure 1-1 - VDR-100G2 Block Diagram The VDR-100G2S has many similar components to the VDR-100G2, with the following differences: The Video Module is only required if the vessel’s radar has an available COTS (commercial off- the-shelf) interface. Therefore, the recording of video data may not be applicable in some VDR- 100G2S installations.

  • Page 13: Data Processing Unit (Dpu)

    DMM’s internal hard drive, the Final Recording Medium (FRM), USB Memory Stick, and the optional Remote Storage Module (RSM). The VDR-100G2 power system is housed in the DPU, and accepts universal AC or 24VDC from the ship’s emergency power while providing 24VDC to the VDR-100G2 modules. The power system includes batteries to provide uninterrupted power to the audio recording system in the event of a blackout.

  • Page 14: Data Acquisition Unit (Dau)

    Figure 1-3 - Data Management Module (Rear View) 1.1.1.2 Power Supply Module The VDR-100G2 has the option of being powered by either AC or DC supply (must be chosen at time of order as it is not field configurable): The AC input range is 85-264V, 47-63Hz.

  • Page 15: Audio Module

    IEC 61996 standard. All audio data is routed to the DMM for processing, storage, and eventual retrieval. This module also controls the test buzzers used to verify the functionality of all microphones connected to the VDR-100G2. The standard Audio Module is an autonomous audio capture and broadcast device with eight (8) input ports for capturing audio data from a combination of microphones or line level inputs.

  • Page 16: Figure 1-5 - 12-Input (6-Channel) Audio Module

    Figure 1-5 – 12-Input (6-Channel) Audio Module There are two (2) types of microphones available with the VDR-100G2: The indoor microphones are condenser style boundary microphones, ordinarily mounted to the ceiling in the bridge area, with a junction box mounted above the ceiling for cable connection.

  • Page 17: Video Module

    The video channel to be digitized. The sources of the vertical and horizontal syncs. The coefficients for the PLL-generated pixel clock (or selection of an external clock). The dimensions (number of samples and lines) of the captured frame. VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 18: Nmea Input Modules

    An efficient anti-collision algorithm preserves the integrity of the data even at high incoming data rates. Data is handled on a first-in-first-out basis, assembled, and then transmitted via the serial output port to the receiving computer or data logger. VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 19: Operation & Alarm Unit (Oau)

    1.1.6 Operation & Alarm Unit (OAU) The Operation & Alarm Unit (OAU) provides a visible and audible alarm in the event of a VDR-100G2 error condition. Using an output connection to a vessel’s central bridge alarm system, the OAU alerts an Integrated Bridge System (IBS) of any VDR-100G2 system failures or error conditions.

  • Page 20: Final Recording Medium (Frm/Sfrm)

    The Final Recording Medium (FRM/SFRM) is a solid-state storage unit capable of storing a minimum of 12 hours of VDR-100G2 data in compliance with IMO resolution A.861(20.). The difference between a VDR and a Simplified-VDR mainly relates to the number of recording channels and their characteristics.

  • Page 21: Figure 1-11 - Rutter Frm (Rut-02447) Fixed Capsule

    Figure 1-11 – Rutter FRM (RUT-02447) Fixed Capsule The Rutter FRM (RUT-02447) Fixed Capsule is the “Black Box” storage medium for ships is coloured bright orange for ease of location in the event of an incident. It is designed to be mounted externally close to the bridge - typically on the ´monkey island´...

  • Page 22: Figure 1-12 -L3 Hvr-01 Fixed Frm Capsule

    2 GB of solid state memory with a storage capacity of more than 12 hours of voyage data including radar, audio, and sensor. Figure 1-12 –L3 HVR-01 Fixed FRM Capsule Figure 1-13 - L3 HVR-02 Fixed FRM Capsule VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 23: Figure 1-14 - L3 Svr-01 Fixed Sfrm Capsule

    12 hours of captured data. In a situation where a ship may be sinking, the capsule will float free while transmitting both its position and MMSI for at least seven (7) days. Figure 1-16 - Jotron Float-Free SFRM Capsule VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 24: Figure 1-17 - Rutter-Acr Float-Free Sfrm Capsule

    1.1.7.4 Rutter-ACR Float-Free SFRM Capsule The Rutter-ACR Float-Free SFRM Capsule contains 4GB of non-volatile memory (Flash), intended to store ship parameters in real time. The storage memory will continually store the last 12 hours (minimum) of received data. The interface between the VDR-100G2S and the memory capsule is a standard 10/100 Base-T Ethernet connection using TCP/IP standard protocol.

  • Page 25: Remote Storage Module (Rsm)

    Pitch Order/Response, Bow Thruster Order and Response). DataDiscrete Discrete inputs can be monitored via Rutter Technologies’ DataDiscrete interface unit. Discrete inputs are data items recorded simply as open/closed or on/off. These discrete inputs reflect their status by the presence or absence of discrete voltage levels or by the closure of a set of relay contacts. The VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev.

  • Page 26: Client / Playback Pc

    DataDiscrete input module monitors discrete input points and outputs an NMEA-0183/IEC 61162 format data sentence to represent them. This output is connected to the VDR-100G2 through a NMEA input channel on the NMEA Module. The DataDiscrete interface is a microprocessor-based unit that incorporates 24 opto-isolated inputs arranged in four (4) banks of six (6) (with each bank having its own common return).

  • Page 27: System Overview Drawings

    System Overview Drawings Figure 1-19 - System Overview (with DAU) VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 28: Figure 1-20 - System Overview (Without Dau)

    Figure 1-20 - System Overview (without DAU) VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 29: Technical Specifications

    TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS The following tables contain a summary of the technical specifications for the Rutter VDR-100G2 system components: Power Consumption 1.1 A @ 220VAC (approx. 250 Watts) Normal Operating Current (approx) 2.1 A @ 120VAC (approx. 250 Watts) 11 A @ 24VDC 2.9 A @ 220VAC (during battery charge)
  • Page 30 The following interfaces are available for remote mounting: DataAnalog analog signals interface DataDiscrete contact signal interface DataGyro gyrocompass interface DataSynchro synchro type gyrocompass interface DataSplitter NMEA splitter interface DataProtocol protocol conversion interface VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...
  • Page 31 L3 HVR-02 Fixed FRM Capsule: 10.9kg L3 SVR-02 Fixed SFRM Capsule:10.4kg Weight JoTron Float-Free SFRM Capsule: 3.5kg; Rutter-ACR Float-Free SFRM Capsule (EPIRB Only): 1.021kg Rutter FRM (RUT-02447) Fixed Capsule: 18kg L3 HVR-02 Fixed FRM Capsule: Dimensions Height: 218.3mm, Diameter: 206.5mm, Base Width: 182.39mm L3 SVR-02 Fixed SFRM Capsule: Height: 215.17mm, Diameter: 206.5mm, Base Width: 182.39mm...
  • Page 32 35 x 127 x 214mm Input Power 24VDC or Universal AC with external power supply Capacity 250GB Optional RSM 24VDC Power Supply Specifications Weight 1.0Kg Dimensions 138 x 166.2 x 50mm Input Power 24VDC VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 33: User Guide

    USER GUIDE The following section provides a user guide for operating the VDR-100G2/S. All user-level operation occurs via the OAU. The OAU provides the ability to secure data as well as offering audible alarms that alert the user to potential problems with the unit and/or component connections.

  • Page 34: Securing Data To The Rsm

    OAU menu pad. An example of the information provided via the “Tests” menu, is as follows: **Test Screen** Version: 4.0X.00 ID: 55N5SS5S55X21 Press the “Cancel” button to return to the main screen. VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 35: Alarm Code Description

    Communication has been lost with one of the microphones Disk Error Failure to secure a data set GPS Error Failure to record GPS data Table 3.1 – Alarm Code Description Pressing the “Mute” button acknowledges the alarm code and silences the alarm. VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...
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  • Page 37: Data Retrieval

    DATA RETRIEVAL The VDR-100G2 is supplied with several options for accessing and replaying data in order to reconstruct voyages: The primary method of retrieving data is via the USB Memory Stick. The copying of data to the USB Memory Stick is initiated at the OAU via the RSM button (see Section 4.4 - Remote Storage Module).

  • Page 38: Installation Of Download Software

    Configure the download computer as a ‘Client’ for the ‘Download Application’ to connect to the VDR-100G2 and retrieve the recorded data. To do this, the download PC must be in the same IP segment as the download port on the VDR. The VDR’s download port occupies IP address 200.200.200.200.

  • Page 39: Starting The Download Process

    Using the appropriate slide-bar, set the time frame that will begin and end the downloaded data set. ‘Normal data set’. ‘Extended NMEA data set’ – this option allows for the download of the extended NMEA data set only. VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 40: Figure 4-4 - Download Settings Window

    Once a download is complete, “MainAudio”, “MainNMEA”, and “MainVideo” folders are visible. The vdrparams.ini and vdr-cfg.txt files are also downloaded and saved to the specified download directory. See Figure 4-5 - Sample Download Directory for an example of a typical download directory. VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 41: Download Secured Data Set

    7. To choose a directory to which the datasets will be downloaded, other than the one listed under ‘Destination’, press the “Change Destination” button and follow standard Windows procedure for selecting a desired directory. 8. Once the duration and destination are correct, press ‘Start Download’. VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 42: Extended Nmea Download

    Extended NMEA Download The Extended NMEA data set is a VDR-100G2 option, which supports the recording of up to 185 days of NMEA data to the DMM. When an extended NMEA download occurs, no video or audio data is included in the download.

  • Page 43: Error Log And Battery Log

    Remote Storage Module If installed, the Removable Storage Module (RSM) provides a means of copying data recorded by the VDR. See Section 5 - RSM & USB Memory Stick for information on downloading to the RSM. VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...
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  • Page 45: Rsm & Usb Memory Stick

    RSM & USB Memory Stick The primary means of removing data recorded by the VDR-100G2 is via the USB Memory Stick (version 4.05.00 of the vdr_record.exe application and later). Each VDR from Serial No. 20107020850 forward includes a USB Memory Stick. For units built prior to this time, the primary means of removing data is via the RSM.

  • Page 46: Copying Data To Rsm/Usb Memory Stick

    See Section 5.1.2 - Copying Secured Data. “Copy Extended NMEA”: allows a user to retrieve extended NMEA data. See Section 5.1.3 - Copying Extended NMEA Data. VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 47: Copy Current Data

    (for example, “Page 3/21”). Once the desired data set is highlighted, press the “Enter” key on the OAU keypad. Press the “Enter” key again to confirm the download. VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 48: Copying Extended Nmea Data

    Important! Do not disconnect the USB Memory Stick during data transfer. If data is being transferred to the Memory Stick the blue light located on the body of the Memory Stick will flash rapidly. Once data transfer is complete the blue light will stay solid. VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 49: Connecting Client Pc To Rsm

    1. Physically disconnect the RSM Ethernet cable and connect it to the Client PC using an “A to B mini” USB cable. 2. The RSM will be visible on the Client PC as a connected hard drive. VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...
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  • Page 51: Playback Software

    Figure 6-1 - Installation Executable File Choose the directory to which the executable will be installed. Figure 6-2 - Choose Installation Directory To abort the installation, click the ‘Abort’ button on the ‘Installing…’ message window. VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 52: Starting The Playback Application

    VDR. The configuration file pertaining to the ship whose data will be used by the Playback application must be located in an easily accessed location on the local hard drive of the playback PC. VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 53: Choosing Data For Playback

    Figure 6-6 - Restart Warning With the VDR-100G2, the ship’s configuration file will accompany every available data set. When a data set is selected the configuration file will be automatically reloaded as necessary.

  • Page 54: Unarchive Extracted Data

    .rfa (archive) file and select a folder to which the data can be extracted. Once extracted, an applicable configuration file will need to be selected in order to continue playback. VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 55: Enabling Ethernet Broadcasts

    Figure 6-9 - Enabling Ethernet Broadcasting The broadcast will occur on UDP Port 4450 and 4451. Refer to the relevant ECS manual to properly enable a PC to receive an Ethernet broadcast from Rutter Technologies’ Playback software. Starting the Playback To start the data playback, complete the following steps: 1.

  • Page 56: Passwords

    ‘Playback’ menu. A dialog box will appear requiring a time compression rate. Enter any integer from 2 to 24 (inclusive) in the open text box and press ‘OK’ (see Figure 6-13 - Set Fast Forward Rate). VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 57: Audio Volume & Channel Selection

    To activate the audio portion of a playback, choose ‘Unlock Audio’ from the ‘Audio’ file menu (see Figure 6-15 – Audio Menu). A prompt will appear requiring a password; the default password supplied with the VDR-100G2 is “VDR”. Press ‘OK’ to activate the audio data and make each channel in the ‘Audio’ file menu selectable.

  • Page 58: Conning Tab Screen

    SOG – Ship’s Speed Over Ground Depth – Depth of ship ROT – Ship’s Rate Of Turn 6.9.1 Depth Graph The Depth Graph provides an illustration, in metres (m), of the ship’s depth. Figure 6-16 - Depth Graph VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 59: Wind Information

    Radar data is captured at 15-second intervals. If multiple radar images are available for video capture, capture times will be staggered but still allow for individual captures at 15-second intervals. There are a number of options available when viewing the radar data: VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 60: Figure 6-19 - Multipilot Tab

    ECDIS or chart image recorded. Note! If proprietary data is present in the data playback, a “Proprietary” conning tab may appear. This tab window will present the available proprietary data in sentence format. VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 61: Ais Playback Tab Screen

    Lost Tab – provides a list of ships for which information is no longer available. Dangerous Tab – provides a list of all ships that are currently on a dangerous course relative to the user’s ship. VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 62: View Settings

    This point will now be the center point of the view screen. Turning on the “Center on Selected Target” checkbox overrides this control. New View – Opens a dedicated AIS Playback window. VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 63: Guardzone

    “Create” button, place the mouse cursor in the view screen area and left-click in the locations required to create a guard zone shape. Double-click to complete the guard zone formation. The guard zone can be enabled or disabled by checking or unchecking the “Enabled” checkbox. VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 64: Fire Doors Tab Screen

    (often indicated with the colour green) door or opening. Should the number of water doors exceed the initial screen space, a scroll bar will become visible allowing a user to view all available. Figure 6-25 - Water Doors Tab VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 65: Hull Openings Tab Screen

    NMEA strings. ‘Log’ information can be controlled via the Controls toolbar. To scroll illustrated information, press the ‘Pause’ button on the Controls toolbar and use the ‘Log’ scrollbar to navigate. Figure 6-27 - Log Window VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 66: Alarms Tab Screen

    2. The Data Extraction window will open (see Figure 6-29 - Data Extraction Window below). This may take a number of seconds. The start time will automatically appear as the point in the playback where the Data Extraction window was opened. Figure 6-29 - Data Extraction Window VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 67: Selecting Data For Extraction

    Stop the playback by selecting ‘Stop’ from the ‘Playback’ menu, or by pressing the ‘Stop’ button in the Controls toolbar. Press the ‘Close’ (x) button in the upper right hand corner of the application’s main window, or choose ‘Exit’ from the ‘File’ menu. VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 68: Maintenance

    7 Maintenance 7.1 Introduction The Rutter VDR/SVDR requires regular maintenance to ensure its continued seaworthiness and serviceability. The procedures outlined in this chapter will help the operator to identify any problems that may be caused during the maintenance or repair of the VDR/SVDR or of any sensors connected to it.

  • Page 69: Preventative Maintenance

    DAU cover is tightened in place and the DAU is firmly mounted. 3. The OAU should have no alarms and should always show: Status: Recording (Although somne earlier versions of the VDR-100G2 may display Status: Clear) Run a test to verify that the display, LED, and buzzer function normally press the OAU’s “TEST”...

  • Page 70: Frm Maintenance

    8. Playback and verify the data retrieved in Step 7. Refer to Chapter 6: Playback Software, Section 6.1: Playback Installation – Client PC of this manual for detailed instruction on how to install and use the VDR Playback application. VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 71: Figure 7-2: Detail Of User Interface For Vdr Playback Application

    Installation Commissioning Form. This form is delivered to the ship’s Captain at the time of VDR/SVDR Commissioning. b. Verify that each NMEA input as listed in the VDR/SVDR’s Commissioning Document is displayed in the VDR Playback application. VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 72: Corrective Maintenance

    VDR/SVDR power OFF. Wait 2 hours and 15 minutes. Turn the VDR/SVDR power breaker back on and see if this has cleared the error. If error returns, get service to find and repair the error. VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 73: Log Window Error Code Descriptions

    99$32 Microphone Error 0000100000 99$64 FRM Error 0001000000 99$128 Lyngso Error 0010000000 99$256 Power Comms Error 0100000000 99$512 Remote Error 1000000000 99$1024 GPS Error 10000000000 Table 7-2 - Error Codes - Playback Log Window VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...
  • Page 74 A multiple error will display multiple 1-bits in the binary string, which must then be interpreted. Example: The error code 99$17 converts to a binary string of 0000010001, representing a simultaneous Storage and Power error. VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 75: Nmea Error Code Descriptions

    Table 7-3 - NMEA Error Codes Example: Error message 1errorSD on an 8 Channel NMEA Module would indicate that the data on input Port 6 has the wrong data format or speed or is corrupt. VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 76: Update Service History Log

    Update Service History Log (see Table 7-4: Update Service History Log below). A complete record of the Date, Service\Fault Description, Service Supplier and Ship’s Representative Signature must be documented in the log for each entry in order for the information to be valid. VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...

  • Page 77: Table 7-4: Update Service History Log

    Rutter VDR/SVDR Update Service History Log Ship's Service Representative Date Service/Fault Description Supplier Signature Table 7-4: Update Service History Log VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002_Rev. 2.0...
  • Page 78 Inside back cover.
  • Page 79 VDR-100G2/G2S Operation User Manual RUT-UM-02-002 Rev. 2.0 Rutter Technologies Inc 70 Brookfield Road St. John’s, NL Canada A1E 3T9 Tel: (709) 368-4213 Fax: (709) 368-1337 www.ruttertech.com...

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