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  • Page 1 Maris ECDIS900 System Technical Manual ENGLISH www.navico.com/commercial...

  • Page 2: Table Of Contents

    Table of Contents TECHNICAL MANUAL ............................4 ......................... 4 MARIS ECDIS TANDARD INSTALLATION ........................4 ONITORING AND LANNING WORKSTATIONS ..............................5 ARDWARE LATFORMS USER INPUT ..............................6 ..................................6 ENERAL ................................6 TORAGE MEDIAS ..................................7 ENSORS ....................... 7 THERNET INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL DATA FLOW TECHNICAL ...............................
  • Page 3 ................................56 RIVE BROWSER ................................57 ATA BROWSER ..........................57 UNNING AN EXTERNAL APPLICATION ..........................57 PENING ADMINISTRATIVE TOOLS ............................58 AUNCHING ONTROL PANEL ........................58 MARIS HANGING SOFTWARE PASSWORDS ............................... 58 EADMAN ALARM ............................... 60 VDR W ATCHDOG INSTALLATION AND TROUBLESHOOTING ..................... 62 ...................................

  • Page 4: Technical Manual

    Technical Manual MARIS ECDIS TANDARD INSTALLATION The standard installation of MARIS ECDIS includes two workstations connected by LAN: the Monitoring workstation and the Planning station used as a Back up station. In this chapter learn more about: Monitoring and Planning stations •...

  • Page 5: Hardware Platforms

    Flat panel computer MK15/16: • MARIS ECDIS900 MK15 24” 4S • MARIS ECDIS900 MK16 19” 4S • MARIS ECDIS900 MK5 is delivered with 2 diffident monitors: • MARIS ECDIS900 with Hatteland 24" monitor • MARIS ECDIS900 with Hatteland 26" monitor •...

  • Page 6: User Input

    General User Input ENERAL The ECDIS900 is a window based Human Computer Interface (HCI) where operator requested information is obtained from menus and dialogue boxes on the display. The mouse is the main operating tool for the system. A keyboard is also necessary for alphanumeric data entering .

  • Page 7: Sensors

    Sensors restore the complete ECDIS system (Operating system, ECDIS application, basic charts, etc.) that has the initial configuration. ENSORS For a complete description of the interface between Sensors and ECDIS900 see Input/O utput chapter. THERNET INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL DATA FLOW Ethernet and TCP/IP protocol are the core of the system for the intercommunication between software modules and also for data exchange between the ECDIS Planning (Back-up) and Monitoring stations.
  • Page 8 Ethernet: internal and external data flow The two ECDIS share same sensor data information. Serial data is analysed and • broadcasted on the LAN and therefore the other ECDIS workstation can use the same sensor input data. Routes are usually planned on the Planning station and then transferred to the •...

  • Page 9: Technical

    Redundancy Technical EDUNDANCY ACKUP SYSTEM ECDIS dual systems installation includes ECDIS Monitoring station working as Master, and a Planning station working as Slave ECDIS. The Planning station is used as backup. In case of breakdown of the main ECDIS Monitoring station, the Planning station can immediately replace the Master ECDIS and can be used for navigation.

  • Page 10: Test Facilities

    Test Facilities OSITIONING SYSTEMS Two ECDIS workstations are connected independently to two different GPS sensorsthrough SIS4000 unit. However, they share the same data and both ship’s positions are displayed on the chart: GPS1 data, acquired by one of the ECDIS workstations is sent to the other one by Ethernet and vice versa.

  • Page 11: Failure Detection

    Failure detection AILURE DETECTION OWER FAILURE ISUAL FAILURE DETECTION Check the LED on the UPS. • When the system is powered the LED in the front panel of the screen is immediately • switched on. UDIBLE ALARMS The UPS has an audible alarm feature to inform you about potential power problems. When the alarm is activated the UPS beeps in different intervals according to a particular condition.

  • Page 12: Security

    Security 1 beep every 0.5 Power requirements exceed UPS Remove some of the seconds capacity equipment from the UPS. Shut down and contact Continuous beep Fault condition Navico OMPUTER HARDWARE FAILURE UDIBLE FAILURE DETECTION During the boot process an audible alarm is triggered in case of RAM or Video problems. The sound sequences are different in accordance with the type of problem.
  • Page 13 Security CCESS The two workstations are used for navigation purpose only and no other application can interfere with ECDIS, except for approved applications and Application Manager. The workstations are connected by a point to point Ethernet connection and are not a part of the ship’s network.

  • Page 14: Colour Tables And Black Adjustment

    Colour tables and Black adjustment C:\P \MARIS\ECDIS900_4\ ROGRAM ILES NPUT FILTERING Keyboard inputs are secured, i.e. filtering functions check that the use of letters and numbers is correct and the values are within defined limits. In case of insufficient input, the system cancels the input or asks for additional data. OLOUR TABLES AND LACK ADJUSTMENT In the Presentation Library VS52 V3.4 three colour schemes are available:...

  • Page 15: Maintenance

    Maintenance ACKLIGHT ADJUSTMENTS The monitor backlight level is automatically adjusted to the calibrated value when a colour scheme is selected. Three levels of backlight corresponding to the three colour tables have been defined during the colour calibration process. ANUAL ADJUSTMENT The monitor Pot meter is disabled.
  • Page 16 Maintenance ECDIS ESTORE ECDIS is delivered with restore facilities, i.e. it is possible to restore the hard disk, as it was when the system has been delivered. A CD called Ghost is part of the delivery. To restore completely the system do the following: 1.

  • Page 17: Tests

    Tests ESTS UNCTIONAL TESTING BEFORE DELIVERY The different parts of the system shall be tested for correct functionality. They shall first be verified as <OK> by the system itself (BIOS). Before and after burn-in a special test program (CheckIT) shall be run, with test reports printed and saved for each unit. OMPUTER Check the BIOS self-test reports and verify that there are no errors.

  • Page 18: S57 Charts : Technical Features

    S57 Charts: Technical Features Start the logbook replay function: the GPS indicator is changed to Replay and the normal • alarm concerning the replay status is shown. In the panel D.R. of the ship’s properties dialogue select the simulation mode. •...
  • Page 19 S57 Charts: Technical Features The redraw of the chart, including scales change or scroll of the chart takes never more than 5 seconds. During the re-generation of the data the display is maintained until the new display is ready for redraw. ANGERS AND WARNINGS The Route Checking function (Route Planning and Route Monitoring) checks all dangers inside the safety zone against the ship's draught and air draught.
  • Page 20 S57 Charts: Technical Features DEPARE DEPTH DEPTHAREA DANGER DRVAL1 DEPCNT DEPTH DEPTHCONTOUR DANGER VALDCO DIFFUS DEPTH DIFFUSOR DANGER VALSOU DRGARE DEPTH DREDGEDAREA DANGER DRVAL1 DRYDOC DOCK WARNING FAIRWY DEPTH FAIRWAY DANGER DRVAL1 FLODOC DOCK WARNING FSHFAC FISHING WARNING FSHHAV DEPTH FISHING DANGER VALSOU...
  • Page 21 S57 Charts: Technical Features DEPTH VALSOU PIPOHD HEIGHT PIPELINE DANGER VERCLR PIPSOL DEPTH PIPELINE DANGER DRVAL1 PONTON PONTON WARNING PRDINS INSTALLATION WARNING PYLONS PYLON WARNING RESARE RESTRICTION WARNING RSCSTA RESCUESTATION WARNING RTPBCN BEACON WARNING SLCONS CONSTRUCTION WARNING SLIPWY SLIPWAY WARNING #SOUNDG DEPTH DEPTH...
  • Page 22 S57 Charts: Technical Features IME DEPENDENT WARNING Each ENC object may have a time dependent behaviour. A specific object can be dangerous during a limited period of time starting and ending at times specified by the data producers. CCURACY The accuracy of calculations performed by ECDIS is independent of the characteristics of the display and the calculation error is always less than the data accuracy of the most accurate SENC.

  • Page 23: Input Output

    General Input Output ENERAL IEC 61162-1 COMPLIANCE STATEMENT ECDIS900 digital interfaces meet all requirements of IEC 61162-1. Sensor Monitor is the application, which manages the I/O for ECDIS. Sensor Monitor is automatically launched when the system starts and runs in parallel with ECDIS.

  • Page 24: Sensor Configuration

    Sensor configuration Delete selected sensor Send route from ECDIS user data folder to GPS or radar Local Mode. Forces Sensor Monitor to send all data locally Broadcast mode. Sensor Monitor will broadcast all data unless settings for those data demand other method. See below for details. Browse alarm journal Switch on/off AIS target filtering Change AIS target filter range...

  • Page 25: Settings

    Settings The Configuration dialogue is used to: Modify the communication and sensor settings • List the input messages automatically selected • To access advanced functions to eventually adjust the selection of input messages. • Check the communication with the terminal window and the serial status. •...
  • Page 26 Settings EDIA Serial communication: Select the COM port and parameters • Network: data are read and sent to selected UDP ports. In general case, input and output • ports are different. Reading can be optionally filtered by sender IP address. Writing can be sent broadcast, multicast, locally or to the certain IP address.

  • Page 27: Auto Detection

    Auto detection ORE SETTINGS Depending on the selected norm additional settings may be required: NMEA 0183: use the option when a GPS is connected to set up the route transfer • between ECDIS and the GPS E/T Target Output: targets acquired by Maris PC Radar Kit can be sent on serial line with •...

  • Page 28: Communication Status

    Communication status The left side of the window displays the input data and the right side the output. OG FILES It is possible to record the input and output data flow and save the data in files for further analysis. Proceed as follow: Press Write log •...
  • Page 29 Master and Slave modes OCAL OR BROADCASTING MODE Sensor Monitor may be used either in local mode or in broadcast mode. Local mode means that data acquired by Sensor Monitor are used locally. In broadcasting mode data are sent on the LAN to be shared with all ECDIS installed on LAN. REMARK The Local mode is set automatically by Sensor Monitor when it detects that there is not network connection or a failure in the LAN connection.
  • Page 30 Master and Slave modes Expert mode Expert mode offers more possibility to tune SMonitor and is reserved to qualified persons. Restoring default settings for the current page is possible by pressing the button Restore Default. LARM LOG Each significant event is logged into the special Alarms Log. To display the log press the button Alarm Journal located button right of the main window.
  • Page 31 Master and Slave modes ENERAL SETTINGS Settings in EXPERT MODE Send data to IP port specifies main output UDP port to which will be sent parameter • data and target tables (non-AIS) Destination host specifies destination mode for this port. Smart broadcast means that •...

  • Page 32: Extractor /Tracker Settings

    XTRACTOR RACKER ETTINGS When the Simrad MK6.0 radar interface box is used, Sensor Monitor MASTER is in charge of sending appropriate data to the extractor/Tracker application responsible for radar video delivery. It collects all information related to Extractor Tracker from other Sensor Monitor applications running on the LAN and sends the appropriate data to the Extractor Tracker board.

  • Page 33: Autopilot

    Autopilot Settings in Expert mode Send data to IP port specifies main output UDP port to which is sent Extractor/Tracker • data Destination host specifies destination mode for this port. Smart broadcast means that • Sensor Monitor broadcasts data if there is network connection, otherwise it sends data to 127.0.0.1.
  • Page 34 Autopilot WARNING TANDARD UTOPILOT Select the sentences to be sent to the Autopilot. • Select the talker ID by double clicking on each • output. Select another frequency for data sending to the • Autopilot. Force to check the checksum for each data received •...
  • Page 35 Autopilot Maximal working route size specifies if Sensor Monitor should not send the working • route longer than present number of waypoints. All extra waypoints in this case will be ignored and sent , after the active waypoint will be reached and passed. Destination port specifies port to send route out.
  • Page 36 Autopilot Advanced configuration dialog Output mask ON specifies which relays have to be shorted when Sensor Monitor is • informed of unacknowledged alarms. This value is a mask where bit 0 represents relay №1, bit 1 represents relay №2 , etc. Value 63 means that all 6 output relays have to be shorted.

  • Page 37: Export /Import Routes To / From Gps

    Export/Import routes to/from GPS Local receptions only specify if Sensor Monitor should ignore any alarm-related • information received from other PCs. Query input relays and acknowledge ECDIS alarms when any is shorted ticked on • means that Sensor Monitor query input relay(s) connected to “acknowledge” or “horn off”...
  • Page 38 Export/Import routes to/from GPS...

  • Page 39: Additional Hardware

    MOXA Serial Interface Additional Hardware MOXA S ERIAL NTERFACE ESCRIPTION Both hardware platforms provide four or eight optical isolated RS422 serial ports for communication applications in difficult environment. Serial card holds four or eight serial ports, which are optically isolated and support the serial communication types RS-485 and RS- 422.
  • Page 40 MOXA Serial Interface Connection Options DB44 to DB25 Male x 4 DB44 to DB9 Male x 4 Specifications Bus Interface 32-bit Universal PCI Number of Ports Max No. of Boards I/O address/IRQ BIOS assigned Comm. Controller MOXA UART (16C550C compatible) Baud Rate 50 bps to 921.6 Kbps Data Bits...
  • Page 41 MOXA Serial Interface 2-wire RS-485 Data+(B), Data-(A), GND Connectors DB44 Female Surge Protection Embedded 15 KV ESD Surge Protection Optical Isolation 2KV (CP-134U-I V2) CP-134U V2 180mA(+5V) CP-134U-I V2 850mA(+5V) Operating Temperature 0 to 55°C Storage Temperature -20 to 85°C Humidity 5 to 95% RH 120 x 82.5 mm (4.72 x 3.24 in)(CP-134UV2) 120 x 115 mm (4.72 x...
  • Page 42 MOXA Serial Interface ONNECTION AND CABLING The connector provided on the delivered data cable is a standard 9-pin ‘D’ connector as used on computers. If there is an unused 9-pin serial port on the computer, then simply plug in the cable.

  • Page 43: Ups

    Signal Ground. Connect to the NMEA- output, or if there is no NMEA- Ground output, connect to the ground on the radar instead. It may be labelled TX-, Data Out-, NMEA OUT- or Ground, depending on the radar. It may be necessary to turn on NMEA output. Refer to the radar systems instruction manual.
  • Page 44 Performances Technology High-Frequency Line-Interactive • Automatic voltage regulation Booster/Fader • Output voltage waveform Sinewave • Input voltage tolerances 160V/294V, adjustable to 150V/294V via supplied UPS-Driver • software Frequency 50/60 Hz, auto-select • Output voltage on battery power 230V (adjustable to 200/220/240V via supplied UPS- •...

  • Page 45: Video

    Video Hot-swappable batteries Faulty batteries can be replaced on site without interrupting • power to the application Sinewave output Total compatibility with any kind of PC power supplies or other ship • electronic equipment Fault tolerant mode (automatic bypass) Increased availability, as the application will not •...

  • Page 46: Computer

    Computer Convection Cooled • Reliability: MTBFs above 100,000 hours • Meets Worldwide Safety Standards • CE Marked • OMPUTER Efficiency: above 85% • High Power Density: over 7 watts/inch 3 • Ultra Miniature Size: 3" x 5" x 1" • Lightweight: only 10 ounces •...

  • Page 47: Application Manager

    General Application Manager ENERAL Application Manager is the special software which works as Shell on the computers. Application Manager is well specialized for the tasks. At the same time, Application Manager gives the administrator the minimal set of required system functions in order to restrict access to the system.
  • Page 48 Application Manager Iconic View Movable icon. This icon can be placed trough the screen at any position. The last • position is remembered Small bar on the right part of the screen. • Double Click or Right Click + Menu “Open Application manager” on the icon/bar to get access to Application Manager full window, 2 possible modes : Operational and Administrator.

  • Page 49: Application Manager Full View

    Application Manager full view PPLICATION ANAGER FULL VIEW Full view gives the user maximum power of the program. The icon is transforming into vertical-oriented window which has 4 main areas – button area, system tray and two task lists – Approved Tasks and Additional Tasks. If the user moves the mouse out of window and keeps it there more than 3 seconds, the window will be collapsed back to Iconic view.
  • Page 50 Security level mode Switch off PC Switch off computer Security settings Open Security Settings dialogue In the Operational Mode Application Manager completes the following functions: acts as a shell. • keeps all Approved Applications running; if some of them crash it restarts them; if some of •...

  • Page 51: Approved Applications

    Approved applications Run Windows Task Manager • Change MARIS application passwords • ASKS LIST PPROVED APPLICATIONS Approved applications have to be running all the time. If some of them crash (or are closed), Application Manager starts them again. The built in watchdog keeps those applications if they are frozen and restarts them then.

  • Page 52: Security Settings

    Security settings ETTINGS ECURITY SETTINGS You can see here the following buttons (in addition to labelled two): DMINISTRATIVE SETTINGS...
  • Page 53 Administrative settings DITING It is the common view of all three task list editing windows. The only difference is that only Approved (Auto) Task List has the Suspend button. Save changes and close the window Cancel Do not save changes and close the window Only Auto Tasks List.

  • Page 54: File Browser

    File browser Parameters List of command-line arguments Optional keyboard accelerator used to activate this task. This is not Hot Key relevant for System Tray Task List. If this option is checked, Application Manager will keep this window Keep this window active all the time (and keep in on the front).
  • Page 55 File browser menu Choose root folder of selected logical drive Choose Drive... (Drive Browser will we opened, see below) Open selected item (or first selected if more than one is selected). The operation is completed Open according to Windows associations. Use Windows Explorer to edit them.

  • Page 56: Network Browser

    Network browser selected folder Rename selected (or first Rename selected) item Select All Select all items Name Extension Creation time Change sort order, sort Sort and rearrange items Modification time View Size Large icons Change the Small icons representation (not List implemented yet) Details...

  • Page 57: Data Browser

    Data browser Hard disk Compact disk (CD/DVD) Mapped network resource Removable drive (flash memory stick, etc) If you right click any drive, the context popup menu will be activated. It contains the following menu items: Select Select logical drive and close Drive Browser •...

  • Page 58: Launching Control Panel

    Launching Control panel AUNCHING ONTROL PANEL Application Manager will open special window contains all Control Panel applet shortcuts. You can work with them the same way like in Windows Explorer. MARIS HANGING SOFTWARE PASSWORDS Any delivered software is protected using two passwords – user and administrator. Some functions need user password, some –...
  • Page 59 Deadman alarm Check On Option “Use Deadman Watchdog” A pulse will be sent every “Pulse Period” seconds, here 600 seconds or 10 minutes, if mouse or Keyboard were moved during the last 10 mn. VDR Watch dog configuration : see below ENSOR ONITOR...

  • Page 60: Vdr Watchdog

    VDR Watchdog LARM ENSOR ONFIGURATION In alarm Box sensor panel, There is one new setting - "output mask DEADMAN". It sets up which pins should be pulsed when Application Manager sends message that mouse or Keyboard were used since last check. (32 in example give the function to the 6th led) Normally pulse takes 2 seconds but you can change this length ( Keep ACK mask sec )
  • Page 61 VDR Watchdog enter Administrator mode • click on administrative settings button (second row, middle button) • click on watchdog settings (second row, the most right button with dog icon) • check "Listen VDR software watchdog" • choose proper port (by default 41117) •...

  • Page 62: Installation And Troubleshooting

    General Installation and Troubleshooting ENERAL The system is delivered ready to use and no installation is necessary. However, the user may have to re-install a new version of ECDIS900. Installing the software: Insert the Installation DVD into the DVD-DRIVE or use the installation usb flash drive. •...

  • Page 63: Launch And Quit Ecdis900

    Launch and quit ECDIS900 To update the software contact Navico Technical support. If a previous version of the ECDIS900 is installed on the hard • disk, the set-up program saves the Sensor_Monitor configurations, installed charts, routes and tracks. Once the ECDIS900 application installed on the hard disk, •...

  • Page 64: Support

    Support When the workstation is powered, Application Manager and ECDIS900 are automatically launched, therefore the Windows file management is not accessible in the Operational mode (see Security level mode for details). It is impossible to hide the application or to access to the file system not operating in the Administrator mode.

  • Page 65: Troubleshooting

    Troubleshooting ACKUP Back up is essential and should be done regularly. In the case of computer failure, the software and the charts will be re-installed from the setup DVD and the charts CD/DVDs. The user data will be restored from external storages backup. See the Backup section for details. ROUBLESHOOTING NMEA RS-232...
  • Page 66 Troubleshooting Check OFF the box: Require users to press Ctrl Alt Delete before logging on • Select users panel • Check OFF the box: Users must enter a user name and password to use this computer. • Restart the PC. •...
  • Page 67 Troubleshooting blocked. Check that internal fan is running. Replace the fan is necessary. Check cabling. Backlight Backlight Black screen Black screen Replace backlight failure card. Replace buzzer Power or Buzzer No audible board No Audible start Buzzer unit alarms Replace mother failure board Failure...
  • Page 68 Troubleshooting time error system set up HDD failure configuration Check cables Fan on. window:” Pri. Run HDD Bios starts Master disk diagnostics None. Replace the Sec. Master HDD. disk None”. Run computer Network driver Network set up and Ethernet does not No access to controller is enable...
  • Page 69 Troubleshooting 04,07,08. If not reboot the computer, enter the set up and change IRQ. Run the recovery Check the board plug. Replace the serial board. Check the serial cable plugged in the computer and in the GPS. Check the wiring RS232 or 422 …...

  • Page 70: Operational Limits

    Operational limits window in SMonitor and check the incoming data format. Select another format (NMEA or..) ij the configuration window of the serial port Check the output configuration of the GPS. Click right button in the GPS indicator and select GPS1 as master.

  • Page 71: System Tests

    System tests OVE THE ROUTES When the route is not locked, it is extremely easy to move and modify them in ECDIS900. O PASSWORD CONTROL FOR CHART AND ROUTE MANAGEMENT No password is required to load or delete charts or edit the routes. OUTE DATABASE When a route is created or modified on the planning station, there is no automatic update of the route database on the monitoring station.
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