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- Page 1 Publication P/N 1050161 User Manual Marine Watch S Series S-ONE Alarm Panel S-ACE Annunciator Panel I/O Cabinet...
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Page 2: Table Of Contents
User Manual Marine Watch S Series Table of content 4.3 Display..........32 1 About this Manual........3 4.4 Event Log..........34 1.1 Intended Audience......3 4.5 Troubleshooting........ 36 1.2 Responsibilities........3 4.6 Administration........39 1.3 Revisions..........3 5 The S-ONE Administration Menu....41 2 System Overview........4 5.1 This Panel.........41... -
Page 3: About This Manual
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. -
Page 4: System Overview
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 touchscreen displays binary events as rectangles, where each rectangle represents the status of a channel. -
Page 5: Typical Installation
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. -
Page 6: S-One Main Panel Emergency Switchover
User Manual Marine Watch S Series 2.3.2 Subpanels Additional S-ONE alarm panels can be added to 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. - Page 7 User Manual Marine Watch S Series 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. On the same administrative page, take note of the replacement panel IP address.
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Page 8: S-One Alarm Panel
User Manual Marine Watch S Series 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. Power LED HDMI Power supply USB-A (2.0 High-speed interface) +12/24 V ● USB 1 ●... - Page 9 User Manual Marine Watch S Series 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.
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Page 10: S-Ace Annunciator Panel
User Manual Marine Watch S Series The communication I/O list can be found here: http://tiny.cc/zxxebz 2.6 S-ACE Annunciator Panel 2.6.1 Hardware Connections Connectivity Description Connector Power C1.11: +12/24 V Typical: 0.4 A @ 24 V C1.12: 0 V External Buzzer C1.1... -
Page 11: I/O Cabinet
The I/O Cabinet can be extended with additional switch channels, analog channels or output channels. 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 ●... - Page 12 User Manual Marine Watch S Series 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.
- Page 13 User Manual Marine Watch S Series 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.
- Page 14 User Manual Marine Watch S Series If the bridge denies the transfer (or times out), no watch transfer has been performed and the engine room still has watch responsibility. 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.
- Page 15 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 minimise the potential disturbance on the bridge when the engine room is attended.
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Page 16: Cyber Security
User Manual Marine Watch S Series 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. - Page 17 User Manual Marine Watch S Series 2.9.2 Integration to Cyber Security Management System Backup and Recovery of System S-ONE S-ACE Backup Take note of the software version Take note of the software version Extract configuration file to USB Take note of the following from the...
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Page 18: The S-One User Interface
User Manual Marine Watch S Series 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. -
Page 19: The Home Page
User Manual Marine Watch S Series 3.2 The Home Page The Home Page indicates an overview of all the configured pages. Access to any page can be done by selecting that page. Any active event on a page is indicated with the corresponding warning- or alarm triangle symbol, and a counter. -
Page 20: The Alarm List
User Manual Marine Watch S Series 3.3 The Alarm List The Alarm List displays all events in a grid or list view. If no events are present, the Alarm List displays a green all OK symbol. In case of the worst event is a warning, the background is coloured with warning colours. - Page 21 User Manual Marine Watch S Series 3.3.1 Symbols in the Alarm List Symbols in the Alarm List The events are sorted chronologically, with the most recent event first. The events are sorted by severity, with the most severe event category first.
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Page 22: The Switch Channel Page
User Manual Marine Watch S Series 3.4 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. - Page 23 User Manual Marine Watch S Series 3.4.1 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 The channel is alarming, acknowledged following its persistence timer.
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Page 24: The Analog Channel Page
User Manual Marine Watch S Series 3.5 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. - Page 25 User Manual Marine Watch S Series Widget Properties Alarm Limits LL • L • H • HH Sparkline Optional sparkline for up to 1 hour of operation. 3.5.1 Channel Status Status Description Sample Graphic Representation Normal The channel is not alarming.
- Page 26 User Manual Marine Watch S Series Status Description Sample Graphic Representation Inactive and not The channel has been acknowledged activated but is not active now. It will clear when acknowledged. Disabled The channel has been disabled by an operator. Disabled, but...
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Page 27: The Output Channel Page
User Manual Marine Watch S Series 3.6 The Output Channel Page The panel can be configured to display up to 16 operator switches on one page. Note that the I/O Cabinet must have the optional expansion output modules. The output channels can be configured to either toggle or momentary. - Page 28 User Manual Marine Watch S Series Action Do this Previous Screen Swipe right on the screen. Page 28 (76)
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Page 29: The S-One Main Menu
User Manual Marine Watch S Series 4 The S-ONE Main Menu The Main Menu is always available to the operator. It is divided into several sections as follows. 4.1 Attendance The Attendance menu is available only if any of the following has been configured. -
Page 30: Controls
User Manual Marine Watch S Series 4.1.2 Dead Man Alarm This function can be enabled to sound the alarm if the engineer has not reset the timer in time. A notification dialog is indicated on the Engine Room panels and Engine Control Room panels before the alarm sounds. - Page 31 User Manual Marine Watch S Series 4.2.2 Date & Time Date and time formatting can be selected, together with the option of displaying the time in the header. 4.2.3 Home Page The Home Page is a default but optional overview of all the pages and makes it easy to navigate to any page.
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Page 32: Display
User Manual Marine Watch S Series Event Count in Header The event count per severity can be configured to be displayed in the header. Also, any disabled channels are indicated. 4.3 Display Various display settings are controlled from here. 4.3.1 Brightness Brightness Manually adjust the backlight brightness (0-100%). - Page 33 User Manual Marine Watch S Series 4.3.2 Mode Mode Colours optimised for daylight. Night Colours are optimised for use in dark environments. Auto Switch automatically between Day and Night modes. 4.3.3 Theme Theme Day Mode Choose a colour representation for use in Day mode...
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Page 34: Event Log
User Manual Marine Watch S Series 4.3.5 Screensaver Screensaver Screensaver Enables the screensaver. The screensaver will activate when there are no events. Timeout (minutes) Set the inactivity time in the number of minutes until the screensaver activates. Any active or new event will deactivate the screensaver. - Page 35 User Manual Marine Watch S Series The Event Log holds the last 1000 events and can be exported as a CSV file to a USB storage device. It is possible to filter the Event Log further by pressing and holding the event Type, or the event symbol, eg.
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Page 36: Troubleshooting
User Manual Marine Watch S Series 4.5 Troubleshooting The Troubleshooting menu can be used to help to diagnose faults. 4.5.1 This Panel Troubleshooting this panel. Indication Supply Voltage The panel supply voltage is displayed. Buttons Buzzer Test Press and hold the button to activate the buzzer. - Page 37 User Manual Marine Watch S Series The following internal events are defined. System Status I/O Cabinet Communication Failure Communication with the I/O Cabinet is lost. Main Panel Communication Failure Communication to the Main Panel is lost. Lost Contact to <location name> Panel Communication lost to any Subpanel or Annunciator Panel configured to be in the Marine Watch system.
- Page 38 User Manual Marine Watch S Series 4.5.3 I/O Cabinet Troubleshooting of the selected I/O Cabinet. Status Switch 1-60 See the status of the binary channel at the I/O Cabinet. Analog 1-8 See the status of the analog channel at the I/O Cabinet.
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Page 39: Administration
User Manual Marine Watch S Series 4.6 Administration This is the login page for the Administration menu. It also displays some data as follows. 4.6.1 This Panel This section lists the panel settings. 4.6.2 I/O Cabinet This section lists the I/O Cabinets in use. Each I/O Cabinet lists the IP address and the I/O Cabinet capacity. - Page 40 User Manual Marine Watch S Series Three failed PIN code attempts will result in a PIN code lockout for 5 minutes, and also an encrypted PIN code. If the PIN Code is lost, then your distributor can source the PIN code using the encrypted PIN code.
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Page 41: The S-One Administration Menu
User Manual Marine Watch S Series 5 The S-ONE Administration Menu All the configuration is performed in the varying sub-sections of the Administration Menu. Any configuration change is saved in the Alarm Panel as soon as it is entered. 5.1 This Panel This section holds the top-level configuration of this panel. - Page 42 User Manual Marine Watch S Series If this is the only Alarm Panel in the network, then it shall be a Main Panel. Other panels in the network shall be of type Subpanel. There shall be only one Main Panel in a network. Having multiple Main Panels connected to the same I/O Cabinet can cause unpredictable behaviour.
- Page 43 User Manual Marine Watch S Series Panel Buzzer Normal 100 % volume. It is possible to connect an external buzzer to the I/O Cabinet or to the panel I/O itself. This is required to fulfil sound requirements in a type-approved installation.
- Page 44 User Manual Marine Watch S Series Acknowledge Button Ack. Page Acknowledge all events visible on this page. Ack. All Acknowledge all events. System-wide Buzzer Silence Configures the behaviour of the buzzer in the entire system. This setting is only present for Subpanels.
- Page 45 User Manual Marine Watch S Series 5.1.7 Panel I/O First select Input or Output for the desired panel I/O. Then select the function to be used. Input Functions Silence Buzzer Silences the panel buzzer. Reset Dead Man Alarm Resets the Dead Man Alarm timer.
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Page 46: System
User Manual Marine Watch S Series Output Functions Watch Responsible Active when the panel is watch responsible. Dead Man Alarm Reminder Active when the dead man alarm timer is below the configured reminder time. 5.2 System System settings for the Marine Watch S system. - Page 47 User Manual Marine Watch S Series 5.2.1 I/O Cabinet Network Set the IP address of the I/O Cabinet in the network. The default IP address for an I/O cabinet is 192.168.0.11. The Marine Watch system currently supports connection with up to four I/O Cabinets. In...
- Page 48 User Manual Marine Watch S Series ● Watch Transfer ● Engineers Alarm See the chapter Periodically Unattended Engine Room for more information. Engineers Alarm Timeout Select the time before the Engineers Alarm will activate. The Engineers Alarm will activate if an event has not been acknowledged within the configured time in an unattended engine room situation.
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Page 49: Switch Channels
User Manual Marine Watch S Series 5.3 Switch Channels All switch channels are configured here. To edit, the panel must be a Main Panel. The configuration for each switch channel is as follows. Type Press the channel number to enable or disable that channel. -
Page 50: Analog Channels
User Manual Marine Watch S Series Type Delay Select a suitable persistence delay time in seconds before the event is triggered. 5.4 Analog Channels All analog channels are configured here. To edit, the panel must be a Main Panel. The configuration for each analog channel is as follows. - Page 51 User Manual Marine Watch S Series Type Value Band The Value Band toggles the visibility of the gauge value band. Circ. / Bar Select a circular gauge or a bar graph. Sensor Type Select the sensor type connected to the I/O Cabinet.
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Page 52: Output Channels
User Manual Marine Watch S Series 5.5 Output Channels The Standard Output Channels are always included in the Marine Watch I/O Cabinet. The Expansion Output Channels are optional modules. 5.5.1 Standard Output Channels Select the required function on the standard output module. The function for the first three standard output channels is locked. - Page 53 User Manual Marine Watch S Series Available Functions Active or Unacknowledged Events Active if at least one active OR at least one unacknowledged event is present. Active or Unacknowledged Events in Group 1 Active if at least one active OR at least one unacknowledged event in group 1.
- Page 54 User Manual Marine Watch S Series 5.5.2 Expansion Output Channels Expansion output channels are reserved for operator commands that are displayed on a separate page. Type Press the channel number to enable or disable that channel. Description The text that is displayed in the circular gauge or bar graph.
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Page 55: Group Channels
User Manual Marine Watch S Series 5.6 Group Channels Channels are by default not assigned to any group but can be assigned to any of the four available groups. To edit this, the panel must be a Main Panel. A panel can have the authority to acknowledge all channels or a select group of channels only. -
Page 56: Conditions
User Manual Marine Watch S Series 5.7 Conditions Configure up to 10 conditions which can be used in the channel configuration. If used in a channel configuration, the condition must be fulfilled for the channel to issue an event. Page 56 (76) -
Page 57: Maintenance
User Manual Marine Watch S Series 5.8 Maintenance 5.8.1 Security Change PIN Code Dialogue for changing the active PIN code for logging in to the Administration menu. Page 57 (76) - Page 58 User Manual Marine Watch S Series SSH Server Enables a debug SSH server for this panel. A power cycle will disable the SSH server again. Security Log The security log contains events related to cyber security. In order to extract the security log, a USB stick needs to be inserted into the unit.
- Page 59 User Manual Marine Watch S Series Software Update Updates the software of the Alarm Panel. Using any of the three available USB-A ports, insert a USB storage device with a software update file, <filename>.mender, and press the Software Update button to select the desired update file.
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Page 60: The S-Ace Annunciator Panel
User Manual Marine Watch S Series 6 The S-ACE Annunciator Panel The S-ACE Annunciator Panel displays the events from the S-ONE Main Panel in an Alarm View. No configuration is required, other than the network configuration. The S-ACE can be configured to show all... -
Page 61: Header Status Symbols
User Manual Marine Watch S Series ■ Event status symbols. ■ Time, optionally displayed. The displayed time is inherited from the S-ONE Main Panel. 6.3 Header Status Symbols These symbols may appear in the header bar. At least one channel... -
Page 62: Menu
User Manual Marine Watch S Series If the Annunciator Panel is not operated for one minute, the Annunciator Panel will automatically default to show the Alarm View. Events All OK Communication Failure Channel Status Each rectangle represents the status of a channel as follows. - Page 63 User Manual Marine Watch S Series The user menu is open for the operator, and the administrative menu is locked by a selectable PIN code. 6.5.1 Main Menu Controls Whenever the Main Menu is accessed, it always displays the Controls section.
- Page 64 User Manual Marine Watch S Series Display Brightness Low, Medium, High Select the screen brightness Mode Colours optimised for daylight. Night Colours are optimised for use in dark environments. Clean Screen Clean Screen Displays the screen in all black so fingerprints are clearly visible and can be wiped off with a soft cloth.
- Page 65 User Manual Marine Watch S Series Attendance This menu page is only visible if the Main Panel is configured for periodically unattended engine room. This menu page displays engine room attendance status as well as on duty engineer. Page 65 (76)
- Page 66 User Manual Marine Watch S Series Administration This is the login page for the Administration menu. It also displays some data as follows. This button is the entrance to the Administration Menu. To log in, press the Log In button, then add the following info into the dialogue.
- Page 67 User Manual Marine Watch S Series 6.5.2 Administration Menu This Panel Network Set the IP address of this S-ACE panel. Make sure all IP addresses in the network are unique. Panel Buzzer Enable / disable the panel buzzer for any new event.
- Page 68 User Manual Marine Watch S Series If a group is not selected, this S-ACE Annunciator Panel will not issue events for channels assigned to that group. Main Panel Network Set the IP address of the S-ONE Main Panel. Page 68 (76)
- Page 69 User Manual Marine Watch S Series System Panel Location Select the panel location. Buzzer when Attended Engine Room If the Bridge panel location is selected, and Periodically Unattended Engine Room is enabled for the Marine Watch S system, the panel can be configured for which groups the buzzer shall be enabled for new events.
- Page 70 User Manual Marine Watch S Series Maintenance Change PIN Dialogue for changing the active PIN code for logging in to the Administration menu. SSH Server Enable or disable the SSH server. This is a volatile setting and will be disabled upon the next power cycle for released software.
- Page 71 User Manual Marine Watch S Series ■ User PIN code Software Update Updates the software of the Annunciator Panel. Insert a USB storage device with a software update file, marinewatch_sace.tar.gz, and press the Software Update button to start the update.
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Page 72: O Cabinet Connections
User Manual Marine Watch S Series 7 I/O Cabinet Connections All references below are made to the I/O Cabinet wiring diagram. Always refer to the supplied wiring diagram for details. In case of conflicting information in the wiring diagram and this manual, then follow the wiring diagram. -
Page 73: Analog Channels
User Manual Marine Watch S Series 7.4 Analog Channels All analog input channels shall be connected directly to the I/O module. Connect either a 4-20 mA signal or a 0-10 V signal per channel. From the wiring diagram, locate the correct I/O module and connect as follows. - Page 74 User Manual Marine Watch S Series 7.4.1 Analog Channel, 0 - 10 V 7.4.2 Analog Channel, 4-20 mA 2-wire sensor 4-wire sensor Page 74 (76)
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Page 75: Output Channels
User Manual Marine Watch S Series 7.5 Output Channels The I/O Cabinet comes with a set of standard output channels. In addition, optional output channels may be installed. 7.5.1 Standard Output Channels The following output channels are always available in the I/O Cabinet. -
Page 76: Alarm Panel Supply
User Manual Marine Watch S Series One channel can source a maximum of 2 A. However, there is a maximum of 2 A in total for the I/O module including the standard output channels. The optional two output I/O modules can source a maximum of 2 A in total.
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