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SLT-16C
Bridge Navigational Watch Alarm System

INSTALLATION & OPERATION GUIDE

SIN: SLT/JS-16-08-D

VERSION: D

SEALANTERN ELECTRONICS CO., LTD

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CONTENTS

1. Installation Procedure ........................................................................................................... 1

1.1 General Procedure ....................................................................................................... 1
1.2 Functionality ............................................................................................................... 1
1.3 System Composition ................................................................................................... 3
2.Main Control Unit ..................................................................................................................4
2.1 Interface ...................................................................................................................... 4
2.2 Main Control Board .................................................................................................... 4
2.3 VDR Interface Protocol. .............................................................................................. 8
3 .Main Alarm Panel .................................................................................................................. 8
3 .1 Composition ................................................................................................................ 8
3.2 Operations .......... ........................ ............................................................................... 10
4. Reset Alarm Panel ............................................................................................................... 14
5. WaterproofResetPanel ....................................................................................................... 15
6. WatchAlarmPanel .............................................................................................................. 15
7 .PIR. Reset Panel. ................................................................................................................... 15
8.Pre-Alarm Lamp .................................................................................................................. 15
9 .Installation....................................................................... ..................................................... 15
9 .1 Installation procedures .............................................................................................. 15
9.2 Main Control Unit Installation SLT-16C-MCU ........................................................ 16
9.3 Main Alarm Panel Installation SLT-16C-MAP ......................................................... 17
9.4 Reset Alarm Panel SLT-16C-RAP ............................................ ................................. 18
9.5 Waterproof Reset Alarm Panel SLT-16C-WRAP ...................................................... 19
9.6 Watch Alarm Panel SLT-16C-WAP ...............................................·............................ 19
9.7 PIR. Reset Panel SLT-16C-PIR. .................................................................................. 21
10 System Cabling .. ..................................... ........................................................................... 22
10.1 MCUExtemal WiringDiagram .............................................................................. 22
10.2 RAP Wiring Diagram ........................................................................................... ... 23
10.3 WRAP Wiring Diagram .......................................................................................... 24
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10.4 2 Stage Alarm Wiring Diagram ··························································· ·················25
10.5 3nl Stage Alarm Wiring Diagram....................................................................... ...... 26
10.6 PIR. Wiring Diagram ......... ...................................................................................... 27
1. Installation Procedure

1.1 General Procedure

BNWAS (Bridge Navigation Watch Alarm System) is a monitoring alarm system

which for regularly checking the vessel operating conditions of the watch officer.
Visual and audible alarm will be generated in the wheelhouse when the office fails to
press the reset button within pre-set intervals. If the office doesn't acknowledge the
alarm, it will be transmitted to other rooms in order to inform backup officer of the
negligence, for maritime casualty avoidance.

BNWAS fully conforms IMO resolution MSC.128(75) and IEC62616 international

standards.

The SOLAS amendment V/19 requires all kinds of ships to be equipped as follows:
1 cargo ships of 150 gross tonnage and upwards and passenger ships irrespective of
size constructed on or after 1 July 2011;
2 passenger ships irrespective of size constructed before 1 July 2011, not later than the
frrst survey* after 1 July 2012;
3 cargo ships of3,000 gross tonnage and upwards constructed before 1 July 2011, not
later than the first survey* after 1 July 2012;
4 cargo ships of 500 gross tonnage and upwards but less than 3,000 gross tonnage
constructed before 1 July 2011, not later than the first survey* after_ 1 July 2013; and
5 cargo ships of 150 gross tonnage and upwards but less than 500 gross tonnage
constructed before 1 July 2011, not later than the first survey* after l July 2014.

1.2 Functionality

1.2.lOperational Modes

The BNWAS incorporate three operational modes:

1 Automatic
Automatically brought into operation whenever the ship's heading or track control
system is activated and inhibited when this system is not activated.
2 Manualon
3 Manualoff
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1.2.2 Operational sequence of indications and alarms

After the system start run, the alarm system shall remain dormant for a period of
between 3 and 12 min.

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1 First stage bridge audible alarm

If not reset, the BNWAS shall additionally sound a first stage audible alarm on the
bridge 15 s after the visual indication is initiated.
2 Second stage remote audible alarm
If not reset, the BNWAS shall additionally sound a second stage remote audible
alarm in the back-up officer's and/or Master's location 15 s after the first stage
audible alarm is initiated.
3 Third stage remote audible alarm
If not reset, the BNWAS shall additionally sound a third stage remote audible
alarm at the locations of further crew members capable of taking corrective
actions 90 s after the second stage remote audible alarm is initiated.

1.2.3 Reset function

The reset function shall, by a single operator action, cancel the visual indication and
all audible alarms and initiate a further dormant period. If the reset function is
activated before the end of the dormant period, the period shall be re-initiated to run
for its full duration from the time of the reset.
Single operator action is defined as activating a hard-key or soft-key including any
necessary cursor movement.

1.2.4 Emergency call

Emergency call can be in the bridge, resulting in the second and third level audible
alarm.

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1.2.5 Accuracy

The alarm system shall be stated with an accuracy of 5 % or 5 s

1.3 System Composition

1.3.1 Equipment List

Name Type Quantity Protection

Main Control Unit SLT-16C-MCU 1 IP22
Main Alarm Panel SLT-16C-MAP 1 IP22
Reset Alarm Panel SLT-16C-RAP 1-4 IP22
Waterproof Reset Alarm Panel SLT-16C-WRAP 2 IP56
Watch Alarm Panel SLT-16C-WAP 1-4 IP22
PIR Reset Panel SLT-16C-PIR 1-4 IP22
Pre-Alarm Lamp SLT-16C-PAL 1 IP22

1.3.2 System diagram

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2.Main Control Unit

2.1 Interface

The MCU interface table as below:

Type SLT-16C-MCU
Power Supply 85~264VAC 16-36VDC
GPS 1 ch
VDR 1 ch
Serial Signal
Autopilot 1 ch
Spare ports 2 ch
Pre-alarm Lamp 1 ch
Level 1 Audible Alarm 1 ch
Level 2 Audible Alarm 1 ch
Alarm Output
Level 3 Audible Alarm 1 ch
Power Fault 1 ch
Spare ports 1 ch
Switching Signal Input Spare ports 4ch

2.2 Main Control Board

2.2.1 Board Indicator

DS 1: Board Power
DS2: Pre-alarm indicator
DS3: Bridge Audible alarm indication
DS4: Second stage remote audible alarm
DSS: Third stage remote audible alarm
DS6: Send to Main Panel
DS7: Receive from Main Panel
DS8: Receive from GPS
DS9: Send to VDR
DSl0: Receive from Auto Pilot
DS 11: Receive from Interface Data
DS12: Receive from Interface Data

2.2.2 System Reset button SW!

2.2.3 DIP switch SW2

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When the 1 Pin is on, the BNWAS working at user setting mode. Otherwise the

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BNWAS working at factory setting mode.

The 2nd Pin is to select the open-close node signal of the Auto Pilot. When it is on, the
Auto Pilot input is normal open, or is normal close.

The 3rd Pin is for work mode, there is automatic mode in system if this pin is on, or
there is no automatic mode in the system

The 4 th Pin is for the work way of automatic mode. When this pin is on, the system's
automatic mode conforms the IEC62616, whether the system run caused by the signal
from Dll of JPl0 or Pin7,8,9 of JP7 in this condition, and when this pin is off, the
system's conforms with regulation SOLAS V/19.2.2.3 which requires the BNWAS to
be in operation whenever the ship is underway at sea, the automatic mode is as the
same as manual on mode, it means the system will be always run in automatic mode.

Note: After Setting SW2, please reset the system.

2.2.4 Receive from GPS

The BNWAS receives the UTC signal form GPS for checking the system time when
start and also every 12 hours.
The interface is pin 1,2,3 of JP7.

2.2.5 Send to VDR

The interface is pin 4,5,6 of JP7.
See 2.3

2.2.6 Receive form Auto pilot

The BNWAS receives serial data from Auto Pilot (JP7-7, 8, 9) . The Pin 4 of SW2 is
on and the system is at automatic work mode. The system will be run if it receives the
"RSA" or "HTD".

2.2. 7 Receive the open-close signal form Auto or Manual pilot

The BNWAS supplies the open-close node interface for checking if the pilot 1s
working or not (JPlO Dll). When BNWAS is working at Automatic mode and the pin
4 of SW2 is on, it will be activated if the node changed. The node could be switched
normal open or normal close through the 2nd pin of the DIP switch SW2.

Note: the Automatic mode of BNWAS is not fit for some of the vessels (SOLAS
V/19.2.2.3). The system could be set enable or disable the Automatic mode in the
installation. If the Automatic mode is disabled, its options in the interface will be hid,
the Automatic mode will be cancelled.

When the Automatic mode is enabled, and the Auto Pilot is available, please connect
the NEMA0183 output of the Auto Pilot to the BNWAS RUDDER port. If the Auto

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Pilot is not available, please connect the open-close node signal of the Manual Pilot to
the BNWAS ID! interface. Above operation could ensure that BNWAS will be
activated at the Automatic mode when the vessel on sailing.

2.2.8 The interface of reset signal

DI2 of JPIO is for the reset signal, this interface is a normal open dry node. This
interface can connect with the output of Auto Pilot which sends the signal of motion
conn.

2.2.9 The interface of the emergency call

DB of JPl0 is for the emergency call signal, this interface is a normal open dry node.

2.2.10 The interface of the power fault

DO 1 of JP9 is output, and it is a normal open dry node, and it will be close ifthere is
power fault in system

2.2.11 The interface of alarm

The JP8 is dry node output for the alarm.
See the table
Pin Function
1 Pin 1 ,2 Normal open node of Bridge alarm
2 Pin 2 ,3 Normal close node of Bridge alarm
3 Pin4 5 Normal open node of2ru1 remote alarm
4 Pin 5 ,6 Normal close node of 2nd remote alarm
5 Pin 7 ,8 Normal open node of 3rd remote alarm
6 Pin 8 ,9 Normal close node of3 rdremote alarm

2.2.12 The interface of digital reset signal conforming to IEC61162

The interface is pin 10,11,12 of JP7. This input port are available for connection of
external reset devices from other equipment, the receive data must conform to the
IEC6 ll 62, and the reset operates only if the information has been derived from a
physical activity.

The sentence EVE (General event message) is designed to transmit actions by the
crew on the bridge. The tag code field should be set as "BNWAS" and the event
description field should be set as "Operator activity''.
Example $RAEVE,,BNWAS,Operator activity"'hh<CR><LF>

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2.3 VDR Interface Protocol

Additionally, the BNWAS shall provide an interface according to IEC 61162-1, ALR
sentence, with the following message content:

- hhmmss.ss: this part may be left blank if the BNWAS does not include UTC time
- xxx: Designation of source of alarm or source ofreset command.
- A: A= Dormant period exceeded
V = Dormant period not exceeded
- A: A= Alarm acknowledged
V = Alarm unacknowledged
- c - - c: BNWAS mode (see 3.1.1): cl; c2; c3
cl = AUT or MAN or OFF
c2 = Dormant period in min, (03 - 12)
c3 = Alarm stage: 1, 2 or 3.

Example: $BNALR,,000,A,V,Cl=AUT;C2=03;C3=l*hh<CR><LF>

3.Main Alarm Panel

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3.1 Composition

Power supply: 12VDC, lch RS485 serial interface is used to communicate with MCU.
Use 3.5"-inch LCD 320X240 pixels to display system state, alarm details and
interface for system configuration.

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Type SLT-16C-MAP
Power Supply 12VDC
POWERFAULT
WATCH ALERT
SYSTEM FAULT
Indicator
SYSTEM ACTIVE
MCU
POWER
EMER.CALL
SET
SCROLL UP
key
SCROLL DOWN
SCROLL LEFT
SCROLL RIGHT

Screen Size 3.5" Color LCD

Pixel 320*240

Indicator's function:
POWER FAULT: Red error indicator, means AC or DC power fault.
WATCH ALERT: Red error indicator, means system is bridge audible alarm, 2nd stage
remote audible alarm or 3rd stage remote audible alarm.
SYSTEM FAULT: Red error indicator, means system fault ofMCU or communication
fault ofMCU and MAP.
SYSTEM ACITVE: Green work indicator, means system is running and need to be
reset.
MCU: Green work indicator, means communication ofMCU and MAP.
POWER: Green work indicator, means power of MAP is OK.

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3.2 Operations

MODE UTCTIME Mode Area

ALARM UST

Work Area

SYSTEM STATUS EMER.CALL

I I R~maining time Time Area
/ Se: Time

As shown above, the interface of the main alarm panel is divided into three parts: the
model area, work area and time area.
The mode area shows the working mode and the present UTC.
The work area in the middle lists the alarm message, when press the <SET> button,
this part shows the setting options. At the bottom-left of the work area, it always
shows the alarm stage; and at the bottom-right of the work area shows EMER.CALL
when pressing the <EMER.CALL> button.
The time area shows the time remaining, total time pre-set and the progress bar which
correspond the current alarm stage.

3.2.1 The Operations of Main Interface

1. <UP>scroll up,< DOWN>scroll down;

2. <LEFT >LCD lights darken, <RIGHT >LCD light lighten;
3. <EMER.CALL>Emergency call;
4. <UP> +<DOWN>MAP Testing;
5. <SET>go to the system setting interface.

Note:
After system start run, the work area shows the alarm message, the most resent alarm
lists at the top of the alarm list. If there haven't any alarm exist, the "OK" message
will be showed, which are called "Alarm list" status. You can press <SET>, and there
will be setting information on the LCD of MAP, which are called "setting" status.

<EMER.CALL> has 2 functions, one is emergency call, when pressing it in "Alarm

list" status, another is back, when pressing it in "setting" status.

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3.2.2 System Settings

SOUND ACK
FLICKER ACK
PASSWORD
SYSTEM TIME
OPERATIONAL MODE

System setting menu include 11 options below:

SOUND ACK
FLICKERACK
PASSWORD
SYSTEM TIME
OPERATIONAL MODE
BRIDGE ALARM TONE
REMOTE ALARM TONE
DORMANT PERIOD
3RD STAGE ALARM DELAY
3RD STAGE ALARM
EXIT

When system setting, press the <left> and <right> button to move the cursor, press the
<up> and <down> button to shift the options or shift the numbers like password or
system time which need to be set. Press the <SET> button to go to the 2n stage menu
or confirm the setting.

1. SOUNDACK
When the Blue Cursor staying at SOUND ACK, press<SET>to acknowledge the
sound alarm.

2. FLICKER ACK
When the Blue Cursor staying at FLICKER ACK, press<SET>to acknowledge the
flicker alarm.

3. PASSWORD
When the Blue Cursor staying at PASSWORD, press<SET>to set password. Initial
password is"1234". Password has 4 bit, and only numbers to be supported. After
correctly input the initial password, the new password will asked to input twice, at last
press<SET>button to enable the new password. Any wrong inputs will be informed to

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reset.

----PASSWORD----
Input old password:****
Input new password:****
Input new password again:****

4. SYSTEM TIME
Normally the system could automatically adjust the date and time to UTC according
to the GPS which connected to the BNWAS. However, if there isn't a GPS connected
or the GPS don't have "ZDA" sentence output to BNWAS, in above circumstances,
the system time need to be set manually.
First, the password should be entered, then use<up>and<down>to shift the numbers
of the date and time, press <SET> to confirm and return to the setting menu.

----SYSTEM TIME----
Input password:****
Time:2010-12-03 16:31:49

5. OPERATIONAL MODE
System has three operational modes: Manual on, Manual off and Automatic.
First, the password should be entered, then use<up>and<down>to shift within three
modes, press <SET> to confirm and return to the setting menu.

----OPERATIONAL MODE----
Input password:****
Manual ON

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6. BRIDGE ALARM TONE
There are 3 tones of alarm with bridge alarm. First, the password should be
entered, then use <up> and <down> to shift within three tones, press <SET> to

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confirm and return to the setting menu.

---BRIDGE ALARM TONE----

lnput password:****
Tone3

7. REMOTEALARMTONE
There are 3 tones of alarm with 2nd remote alarm and 3rd remote alarm. First, the
password should l;>e entered, then use <up> and <down> to shift within three tones,
press <SET> to confirm and return to the setting menu.

----REMOTE ALARM TONE----

Input password:****
Tone3

8. DORMANT PERIOD
The dormant period could be set within 3 to 12 minutes. First, the password should be I
entered, then use <up> and <down> to shift the number of the dormant period, press
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<SET> to confirm and return to the setting menu.

----DORMANT PERIOD----
Input password:****
Dormant Period:12min

9. 3RD STAGE ALARM DELAY

The 3RD stage alarm delay could be sset within 90 seconds to 3 minutes. First, the
password should be entered, then use <up> and <down> to shift the number you need,
press <SET> to confirm and return to the setting menu.

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----DORMANT PERIOD----
lnput password:****
3rd Stage Alarm:115S

10. 3RD STAGE ALARM

3RD stage alarm could be set on or set off. First, the password should be entered, then
use <up> and <down> to shift ON or OFF, press <SET> to confirm and return to the
setting menu.
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----DORMANT PERIOD--
Input password:****
3rd Stage Alarm:ON

11. EXIT
When the Blue Cursor staying at EXIT, press<SET>to exit to the mam alarm
interfaceo

3.2.3 Emergency Call

Press the <EMER.CALL> button, when the system is in 'Alarm List' status, that will
immediately activate the second, and subsequently third, stage remote audible alarms.

4. Reset Alarm Panel

TWO LED LIGHTS :

SYSTEM ACTIVE --- Indicates the system is running
WATCH ALERT --- Indicates bridge alarm,2ND stage alarm and 3RD stage alarm.
Reset button: Press the button to reset on duty, and there is a LED in tlie button.

The two LED Lights and Led in button can be darken when press the <LEFT> button
of MAP, and can be lighten when press the <RIGHT> button of MAP.

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5. Waterproof Reset Alarm Panel

Class of the internal protection: IP56.

Reset button: Press the button to reset on duty., and there is a LED in the button.
The Led in button can be darken when press the <LEFT> button of MAP, and can be
lighten when press the <RIGHT> button of MAP.

6. Watch Alarm Panel

TWO LED LIGHTS:

SYSTEM ACTIVE --· Indicates the system is running
WATCH ALERT --- Indicates bridge alarm, 2ND stage alarm and 3RD stage alarm.
Buzzer: it is sounded when 2 or 3 stage alarm aroused.

7.PIR Reset Panel

PIR is an auto-sensing system based on the infrared technology, with high sensitivity,
reliability, safety and convenience. It has 110 ° sensing angle and 7 meter sensing
range. When the operator moving within the scope of its sensors, the PIR reset panel
will generate the reset operation.

8.Pre-Alarm Lamp

The pre-alarm lamp should be installed in the location which could be easily observed
from the whole bridge room like ceiling. The pre-alarm lamp gives out a visible alarm
when the dormant period ending while no reset operation is generated.

9 .Installation

9.1 Installation procedures

1. Install all the components;

2. Connect each part with cables according to installation drawings;
3. Connect the external signals, power according to the installation drawings;
4. Check all the connections;
5. Check the power supply;
6. Power on, then setting.

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9.2 Main Control Unit Installation SLT-16C-MCU

There is a lock in the box of the Main Control Unit to be tamper-proof, that only the
corresponding key can open the door of the box.

9.2.1 Selection of Mounting Location

The mounting location shall meet the following requirements:

1. Away from other electric devices, such as radar receiver, radio communication
equipment etc. which release the Strong electromagnetic interference;
2. Away from the barriers which may cause the potential mechanical damage;
3. A working environment with reliability and continuity;
4. Easily access for routine maintenance.

9.2.2 Mounting Steps

1. Fix the mounting bracket on the wall, the bracket should be designed in
accordance with the dimension figure below;
2. Fix the MCU on the bracket with screws and nuts, and confrrm each fixed point
tight enough.
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9.3 Main Alarm Panel Installation SLT-16C-MAP

9.3.1 Selection of Mounting Location

MAP could be fixed on the chart table or the bridge console, the mounting location
shall meet the following requirements:
1. Away from other electric devices, such as radar receiver, radio communication
equipment etc. which release the Strong electromagnetic interference;
2. Away from the barriers which may cause the potential mechanical damage;
3. A working environment with reliability and continuity;
4. Easily access for routine maintenance.

9.3.2 Mounting Steps

1. Punch holes at the mounting location as the hole size of the MAP bracket;
2. Fix the MAP bracket to the mounting location with screws, nuts, spring washer
and flat washer and confirm each fixed point tight enough;
3. Put the MAP on its bracket, and tighten the fixer at left and right side.

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9.4 Reset Alarm Panel SLT-16C-RAP

9.4.1 Selection of Mounting Location

The installation of the RAP should be evenly distributed on the bridge where the
operator could take a reset operation in time and conveniently. The mounting position
shall meet the following requirements:
1. Far way from other electric devices, such as some intensive electromagnetic
releasing equipment like the radar receiver and radio communication equipment;
2. Far way from the potential mechanical damage caused barriers
3. A working environment with reliability and continuity.
4. Easily access for replicating recorded data and routine maintenance.

9.4.2 Mounting Steps

1. The RAP has the embedded design, so before installation, a square ho le size
96mmx66mm (See dimension figure) should be made at the mounting location;
2. After connecting the cable behind the RAP, embed the RAP into the square hole
and fix it with 4 screws at 4 comers.

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9.5 Waterproof Reset Alarm Panel SLT-16C-WRAP

9.5.1 Selection of Mounting Location

WRAP should be installed to both starboard and port where the operator could take a
reset operation in time and conveniently at external of the bridge. The mounting
position shall meet the following requirements:
1. Far way from other electric devices, such as some intensive electromagnetic
releasing equipment like the radar receiver and radio communication equipment;
2. Far way from the potential mechanical damage caused barriers;
3. A working environment with reliability and continuity;
4. Easily access for replicating recorded data and routine maintenance.

9.5.2 Mounting Steps

1. Make and weld the mounting bracket on the wall, the bracket should be designed
with 4 mounting holes in accordance with the dimension figure below;
2. Fix the WRAP on the bracket with screws and nuts, and confirm each fixed point
tight enough.

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9.6 Watch Alarm Panel SLT-16C-WAP

9.6.1 Selection of Mounting Location

2ND stage alarm panel should be installed in the rooms of captain and other bridge
watch officers, 3rd stage alarm should be installed in public spaces. The mounting

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location shall meet the following requirements:

1. Away from other electric devices, such as radar receiver, radio communication
equipment etc. which release the Strong electromagnetic interference;
2. Away from the barriers which may cause the potential mechanical damage;
3. A working environment with reliability and continuity;
4. Easily access for routine maintenance.

9.6.2 Mounting Dimension

1. The WAP has the embedded design, so before installation, a square hole size
96mmx66mm (See dimension figure) should be made at the mounting location;
2. After connecting the cable behind the RAP, embed the RAP into the square hole
and fix it with 4 screws at 4 comers.
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9.7 PIR Reset Panel SLT-16C-PIR

9.7.1 Selection of Mounting Location

PIR should be installed in the bridge and above the area where the people have the
most activities. The mounting position shall meet the following requirements:
1. Far way from other electric devices, such as some intensive electromagnetic
releasing equipment like the radar receiver and radio communication equipment;
2. Far way from the potential mechanical damage caused barriers;
3. A working environment with reliability and continuity;
4. Easily access for replicating recorded data and routine maintenance.

9.7.2 Mounting Steps

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and fix it with 4 screws at 4 comers.

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