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System Hardware Configuration
GiveTake Mode
This configuration means that the system should be switched to the transfer state. Press the TAKE/GIVE button on
the active panel.
NOTE!
When the TAKE/GIVE button is pressed on the inactive panel, a con-
tinuous audio signal is generated signing the wrong action.
After the system is switched to the control transferring state, the current active panel beeps, and the inactive panel
buttons TAKE/GIVE start blinking.
For taking the control, it is necessary to press the TAKE/GIVE button on the active control panel and hold it for the a
preset period (60 seconds by default). In case there is no action during this period, the system returns to the previous state,
and it is under control of the current active panel. The other method of returning control to the active panel is pressing the
TAKE/GIVE button on the active panels within the given period.
NOTE!
In case of emergency outage of a main control panel, the system is
switched to the control transferring state automatically. In case of emer-
gency outage of a portable control panel, the control is transferred to the
main control panel automatically.
2.5.4 Communication
indicates the control panel connection with a control computer via RS-422 link. Green indicator means the
connection is OK while red one means the connection fault.
2.5.5 Alarm Ack
The Alarm Ack button is meant for acknowledge incoming alarm messages that are displayed in the Alarm Window
(and on the Last Alarm/Message line).
2.5.6 Enter
The Enter pushbutton is meant for acknowledge a touchscreen softkey requests. The pushbutton responds to double
click to prevent an accident operation.
2.5.7 Rotary Knob (Setting Heading)
The vessel heading is controlled with a rotary knob with center detent. When operating in the Manual Heading control
mode the knob is used for generating the control moment in the yaw axis, which is proportional to the angle of the knob
rotation.
2.5.8 Test
Brightness Control
There are two pushbuttons on the Control Panel, which are used for brightness control of the component backlights
(see Figure 2.18).
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Figure 2.18: The Brightness Pushbuttons
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