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Geamar 120 ISL
Integrated Monitoring and Control System
Installation Guidelines
Technical Specification
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Geamar 120 ISL ~ SAM
Integrated Monitoring and Control System ~ Electronics
Installation Guidelines Member of the EuroMarine Group
Purpose
This document contains the information necessary for the mechanical and basic electrical
installation of the Integrated Monitoring and Control System Geamar 120 ISL.
Detailed electrical installation drawings for the specific vessel are provided separately.
This document must be read carefully before unpacking the Geamar 120 ISL System.
Document Versions
This copy was printed on 13.03.2001 at 11:18 .
Version 1.0 of 12.05.1998, Melzer

First issue.
Version 1.1 of01.12.1998, Melzer

Small corrections.

The modules VM 401 and FIM 403 were deleted.

Ceiling version of 21" monitor MON 506 added.
Smart-UPS 2200 added.
Photo of system net cable added.

Cable type for system net cable specified more precisely.

Small corrections.
Version 1.6 of 18.01.2000, Andrae

Company logo changed .
Version 1. 7 of 19.05.2000, Melzer

Update.

Small corrections .

Update .
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This manual is copyrighted and all rights are reserved. This document may
not, in whole or in part, be copied, photocopied, translated, or reduced to any
electronic medium or machine readable form without prior consent, in
writing , from STN ATLAS Marine Electronics company. The information in
this manual is subject to change without notice.
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Contents
Purpose ... ..... ... ... .... .. .. ... . ............. .. ......... . ..... ...... 2
Document Versions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
1 Introduction ................................................... 6
2 Transportation and storage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
3 Mechanical installation of the Geamar 120 ISL . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

3.1 PMCS Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
3.2 Alarm Panel Installation . . . . . . . . . . . ....... . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 10
3.3 Printer Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ....... . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
3.4 Operator Workstation Installation . . . ....... . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . 12
4 Electrical installation of the Geamar 120 ISL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

4.1 Basic System Cable Installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
4.1.1 Power supply Connections . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
4.1 .1.1 24 VDC No-break Power Supply . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
4.1 .1.2 24 V Power Supply of Computer Modules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
4.1.1 .3 24 V Supply of Binary Input/Output . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15
4.1.1.4 24 V Supply of Analog Transducers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
4.1 .1.5 Power Consumption of Modules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16
4.1.2 Communication Cable Connections .............................. 17
4.1.3 Communication Cable specifications . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
4.1.3.1 Serial Transmission over Larger Distances . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19
4.2 Sensor Input/Output Cable installation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
4.2.1 Combined Measuring Points . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20
4.2.2 Cable types . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
4.2.3 Sensor Connection . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
4.2.3.1 Binary Inputs ................................................. 21
4.2.3.2 Relay Outputs ................................................ 21
4.2.3.3 Supervised Binary Inputs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
4.2.3.4 Supervised Solid State Outputs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
4.2.3.5 Resistance Measurements . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22
4.2.3.6 Thermocouple and Voltage Sensors . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
4.2.3.7 4 - 20 rnA Transducers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
4.2.3.8 Analog Outputs . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23
4.2.3.9 Connection Examples . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 24
4.3 Guidelines for Suppression of Electromagnetic Interference . . . . . . . . . . . 30
4.3.1 Cable Classes and Distances between Cables . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
4.3.2 Signal Connection and Cabling . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30
4.3.2.1 Definitions of Disturbance Classes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
4.3.2.2 Definition of Signal- and Supply Groups . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 31
4 .3.3 Signal Combination in One Cable ....... ................... . ..... 33
4.3.4 Combination of Cables in Cable trunks ............ .. .............. 34
4.3.5 Grounding of Screened Cables .. . ............ .. . .......... .. . ... 35
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4.3.5.1 Screened Cables on Operator Panels . . ... .................. ..... 36

4.3.5.2 HF Earthing Stripes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
4.3.6 Transient Suppression of Relays, Contacts etc. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 36
4.4 Galvanic Isolation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 37
4.4.1 Galvanic Isolation of Serial Interfaces ........ .... ..... ... ....... .. 37
Appendix A: Outline and Lay-out Drawings ........... ... ..... . ... .... . .... . . 38
Appendix B: Electronic Modules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39
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1 Introduction
It is the purpose of this document to ease the installation of the Geamar 120
ISL through clear recommendations regarding the mechanical and the
electrical installation of the equipment.
Proper functioning of the system can only be guaranteed if this information is

observed .
Please also observe the applicable regulations of the classification societies .
This document does not substitute the installation drawings for the specific
ship. The installation drawings always have priority to this document.
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2 Transportation and storage
Each package that leaves the factory is packed according to specifications

depending upon weights and measures, as well as special environmental
conditions to which the package may be subjected during transport. However,
in order to avoid the possibility of damage during transport and storage the
following minimum conditions should be met.
Storage temperature must not exceed the operating temperature limit

of the equipment (55 ~ ).
Storage humidity must not exceed the operating humidity limits for the
equipment (90% RH).
The equipment must not be exposed to water.
"THIS SIDE UP" markings on all packages must be followed.
Do not store the packed or unpacked equipment in direct sun light or

nearby sources of direct heat such as radiators .
Do not place or store equipment in areas where welding is being

carried out, or where high dust or gas contamination of the air is
present.
Do not expose the packed or unpacked equipment to undue pressure.

Avoid placing other containers or packages on those of the Geamar
120 ISL equipment.
When using crane or slings to move the packed or unpacked

equipment, do not connect wires or ropes directly to the package or
equipment. Use nets.
Devices which are not put operation immediately after installation , must
be protected against soiling by means of a cover film.
If a package appears to be damaged upon arrival , DO NOT OPEN the

package. Report such transport damage directly to STN ATLAS Marine
Electronics .
If a package is opened and the equipment is fo und damaged, DO NOT

INSTALL the equipment. Report directly to STN ATLAS Marine Electronics.
If it is possible, photographs of the damage should be sent to STN ATLAS

Marine Electronics immediately.
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3 Mechanical installation of the Geamar 120 ISL
The Geamar 120 ISL consists basically of two or more of the following five
components. These are as follows:
Process Monitoring and Control Station(s) (PMCS)

Alarm Panel(s)
Printer(s)
Operator Workstation(s) (OWS)
Outline drawings for the mentioned items are found in the appendix of this
document.
3.1 PMCS Installation
Process Monitoring and Control Stations are normally placed in the Engine
Control Room (ECR) or in the Engine Room of the vessel.
The PMCSs are supplied as a cabinet with enclosure protection IP 44.
Do not install the PMCSs close to devices generating heat, such as

e.g. a Diesel Engine or a steam pipe.
The cabinet may not be covered with panels or panel-mounted.
For electrical noise protection, an electrical ground connection must be

made from the PMCS cabinet to the ships hull .
Two types of PMCS cabinets are available:
a. Wall mounted cabinets:
a1. 900 x 1500 x 300 mm (WxHxD)

a2. 1000 x 1000 x 300 mm (WxHxD)
a3. 1000 x 1200 x 300 mm (WxHxD)
b. Floor mounted cabinets:
b1. 800 x 1800 x 400 mm (WxHxD)

b2. 800 x 2000 x 400 mm (WxHxD)
b3 . 1000 x 1800 x 400 mm (WxHxD)
b4 . 1000 x 2000 x 400 mm (WxHxD)
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Wall mounted cabinets
The wall mounted cabinets are normally mounted to a bulkhead , allowing 30 to

70 centimetres of free space between the bottom of the cabinet and the deck.
This provides space for incoming cables through two cable flanges at the top
and two cable flanges on the bottom of the cabinet.
If the PMCS includes a Monitoring and Control Panel (MCP), the PMCS should
be mounted in a way allowing for easy access to the MCP.
The cabinet is fixed to the bulkhead by means of four (4) fittings velded to the
cabinet. Fixing bolts are metric 10-12 mm with hexagonal heads .
Once in place, cables are fed through cable glands in the cable flanges of the
cabinet. The cable flanges may be removed for drilling of holes for the cable
glands .
Please refer to drawings no.:
a1. 271 .153 818.GZ

a2. 271 .149 300.GZ
a3. 271 .159 920.GZ
Floor mounted cabinets
The floor mounted cabinets are normally mounted on the floor right to a
bulkhead .
This provides space for incoming cables through two cable flanges at the top
and free space in the bottom of the cabinet, (the bottom plates can be
removed) .
The top of the cabinet is fixed to the bulkhead by means of two (2) fittings
mounted on the top of the cabinet. Fixing bolts are metric 12-13 mm with
hexagonal heads. Four (4) fixing bolts, metric 10- 12 mm with hexagonal heads
are used to fix the bottom of the cabinet to the floor.
Once in place, cab les are fed through cable glands in the cable fl anges of the
cabinet. The cable fl anges may be removed for drilling of holes for the cable
glands .
Please refer to drawings no.:
b1. 271 .149 301 .GZ

b2. 271 .149 303 .GZ
b3. 271.149 304 .GZ
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b4. 271 .149 305 .GZ
3.2 Alarm Panel Installation
The alarm panels are placed in the engine control room (ECR), in the
accommodation area, and on the bridge of the vessel.
4 types of Alarm Panels are available:
a. BAT 410.B Duty Alarm System 40M, Bridge Panel
b. BAT 411.C Duty Alarm System 40M, ECR Panel
c. BAT 411.A Duty Alarm System 40M, Accomodation Panel
d. BAT 411.B PMCS, Monitoring and Control Panel (MCP)
The BAT 411.C is normally installed in the ECR console and the BAT 410.8 in
the bridge console, while the Accommodation Alarm Panels BAT 411.A are
installed at the cabins of the duty engineers, navigators and in public rooms .
It is recommended to mount the Alarm Panels on an upright surface (bulkhead)

with easy access to the panels. The Alarm Panels can be mounted in three
different ways as follows:
a. Console flush mounted
b. Bulkhead flush mounted
c. Bulkhead mounted
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Console Mounted Bulk Head

Flush Mounted
Console Flush Mounting of Alarm Panels
The Alarm Panel- AP is fixed in place by attaching the fixing screws from the
rear after insertion of the AP from the front into the hole cut for it. The screws
are then tightened from inside the console until the AP is firmly in place.
Please refer to drawing no.: 271.150 180.MB, sheet 1 of 3
Bulkhead Flush Mounting of Alarm Panels
The Alarm Panel - AP is flush mounted into a bulkhead by using a separate

frame. The AP is fixed to the frame by attaching the fixing screws from the rear.
The AP and frame are then fixed into the hole cut for it in the bulkhead by
means of eight (8) fixing bolts , metric 4 mm with countersink heads.
Please refer to drawing no .: 271 .150 180.MB, sheet 2 of 3
Bulkhead Mounting of Alarm Panels
The bulkhead mounting of the Alarm Panels - AP are used at locations , where
the construction of the bulkhead does not all ow space for flush mounting of the
Alarm Panels , or where installing the cables to the AP at the bulkhead fron t is
more convenient.
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The Alarm Panel- AP is mounted on a bulkhead by using a separate box and

the frame for bulkhead flush mounting . The box is fixed to the bulkhead by
means of four (4) fixing bolts, metric 5 mm with hexagonal heads, whereafter
the AP by means of a frame is mounted into the box using eight (8) fixing bolts,
metric 4 mm with countersink heads.
The cables to be connected to the Alarm Panel are feed through cable glands
(PG9) in the top or in the bottom of the box. Cable entry from the bottom of the
box is recommended .
Please refer to drawings no.: 271 . 162 445. GZ

271 .118 272.GZ
3.3 Printer Installation
The printer is normally installed on a table or an equivalent horizontal location.

In case of installation of the printer at locations with risk of special high dirt
exposure, care should be taken to protect the printer.
The printer is fixed to the table by means of two (2) fixing bolts, metric 5 mm .
The printer paper is feed to the bottom (or the rear) part of the printer. For
paper feed and paper return a rectangular hole (approx. 30 x 1 em .) should be
provided in the table. In this way, the boxes for the new and used paper may
be placed, hidden below the table.
Please refer to drawing no.: 271 .148 582.TD
3.4 Operator Workstation Installation
The Operator Workstation (OWS) consists of the following parts:
15", 17", 19" or 21" Video Display Unit (VDU)

Personal Computer
Keyboard
Trackball
System Net Connecti o n Box
The Video Display Unit- VDU is installed on top of the Personal Computer
(15" only) , on a table or in a console by using two mounting brackets delivered
together with the VDU . The two brackets are fixed to the table/console by
means of four (4) fixing bolts , metric 8 mm with hexagonal heads.
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If the VDU is delivered for console, flush mounting , a separate mounting kit is
delivered with the VDU . The mounting kit enable mounting of the VDU from the
back of the console and fixed to the console by means of four (4) fixing bolts ,
metric 8 mm with hexagonal heads .
Please refer to drawing no.: 271 .118 410 .TD (15" VDU)
271 .144 992.TD (17" VDU)
271.118 373.TD (19" VDU)
271.162 449.TD (21" VDU)
271.162 450.TD (21" VDU)
The Personal Computer- PC is normally installed close to the VDU, (e.g.

below the table or inside the console) due to the short connection cable on the
VDU (length approximately 2 m), by using two mounting brackets delivered
together with the PC. The two brackets are fixed to the mounting location by
means of four (4) fixing bolts, metric 6 mm with hexagonal heads.
The Keyboard is normally installed just in front of the VDU by using two
mounting brackets delivered together with the Keyboard. Each bracket is fixed
to the table/console by means of two (2) fixing bolts, metric 5 mm.
Please refer to drawing no. : 271.162 468 .TD
The Trackball is normally installed just right to the keyboard . The mounting
plate for the trackball is fixed to the table/console by means of four (4) fixing
bolts, metric 5 mm.
Please refer to drawing no.: 271 .145 015 .TD
The System Net Connection Box (SNC) is supplied with 2.5 metre cable that
must be connected to the Personal Computer. The SNC is fixed to the
mounting location by means of four (4) fixing bolts, metric 4 mm with cyl inder
heads.
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4 Electrical installation of the Geamar 120 ISL
The electrical installation of the Geamar 120 ISL System includes the following
main parts:
Basic System Cable Installation

Sensor Input/Output Cable installation
4.1 Basic System Cable Installation
For lay out of cables and specific terminal connections, please refer to the
cable lay out drawings and installation drawings delivered for the vessel in
question.
The basic cable installation to and between the main components of the
Geamar 120 ISL System can be divided into "Power Supply" connections and
"Communication Cables" connections.
4.1.1 Power supply Connections
The main components of the Geamar 120 ISL are, as standard , to be supplied
from the following power sources, unless a different power source is specified
in the in the installation drawings, (please refer to the specific delivery extent
list also):
PMCS: 24 VDC +30-25% incl. ripple
Alarm Panel : 24 VDC +30-25% incl. ripple
Operator Workstation : 230 VAC? 0%, 50/60 Hz ? %
Printer: 230 VAC ? 0% , 50/60 Hz ? %
All main components of the Geamar 120 ISL System must be supplied
individually from separate main fuses in the ships power distribution board .
This prevents the function-loss of more than one main component in case that
a main f use blows .
There are no special requirements to the cable types to be used for the power
supply connections . The dimensions of the power supply cables must be
selected to have sufficient capacity to ensure that the voltage drop at the
cabinet terminals does not exceed 1 Volt. The cable dimensions in the cable
list is the recommended minimum dimension , e.g . minimum a 2 x 2. 5 m m
cable for the supply of each ZM 411 unit.
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The safety and installation regulations must be observed during installation .
Note: The Operator Workstation(s) and the Printer(s) included in the actual
installation may be supplied from a 230 VAC UPS for uninterrupted operation
during blackouts.
4.1.1.1 24 VDC No-break Power Supply
A 24 VDC power supply with battery backup must be provided. The battery
must be adequately dimensioned to provide an emergency supply in the event
of mains failures of the approved duration. The classification society
regulations for the specific ship must be taken into consideration.
In the case of a grounded power supply, the negative terminal must be

connected centrally to ship's ground .
4.1.1.2 24 V Power Supply of Computer Modules
The 24 VDC power supply of all computer modules, e.g. ZM 411, SIM 401 and
system net adapter modules (SAM 411) are carried out via a power line filter
module FIM 405 mounted inside the PMCS. In case of voluminous systems, it
is possible to connect the modules in groups, each with it's own filter module.
The total load on each FIM 405 should not exceed the maximum allowed load
of this module.
All 24 V supply-connections outside the PMCS cabinets, which are connected

to the filtered internal 24 V power supply of a Computer module, must be
covered out via screened cables. Inside the screened cable it is not allowed to
combine with signals, which are supplied from an unfiltered 24 V supply.
4.1.1.3 24 V Supply of Binary Input/Output
The supply of binary input/output (18 ... 32 VDC I 18-220 VAC), e.g. the DEM
401, DRM 401, REM 401 or 10M 402 can be supplied with the unfiltered 24 V
power supply. But it is recommended to use always filtered 24 V power to
prevent noise interference by coupling of filtered and unfiltered signals .
Inputs with external supply can be connected in groups of fou r (4) input
channels at the time , which must have the same supply. The selection is mad e
by means of jumpers on the module.
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4.1.1.4 24 V Supply of Analog Transducers
The supply of analog transducers (18 ... 32 VDC) , e.g. the AEM 402 , MXM 401
or MXM 402 must be supplied from the filtered 24 V power supply. In case of
many 4- 20 mA transducers, they might require a separate FIM 405 power line
filter module.
In case of 24 VDC supplied transducers, with a low mV output or operation with

sensor earth fault detection, it is recommended to use a VM 402 sensor supply
module with galvanically isolation of the 24 VDC supply, due to common mode
EMC disturbance on the input signal.
4.1.1.5 Power Consumption of Modules
The 24 Volt DC power consumption required by the Geamar 120 ISL modules
supplied from the ship's No Break Power Supply, is as listed in the following
scheme.
Module Name Type number Power consumption (24 VDC)
CPU Module 271 .149 319 1500 rnA / 36 W

ZM 411
MIC 40 Adapter Module 271.149 321 50 rnA I 1.2W

MAM 401
Serial Interface Module 271 .149 320 150 rnA I 3.6W

SIM 401
System Net Adapter Module 271 .1 49 322 0 rnA / 0 W

SAM 401
Digital Input Module 271.130 432 520 mA I 12.5 W

OEM 401
Digital Relay Module 271.130 433 350 mA I 8.5 W

DRM 401
Relay and Input Module 271 .123 854 520 rnA I 12.5 W
REM 401
Input and Output Module 271.149 244 390 mA I 9.4 W

10M 402
Analog Input Module 271.138 714 0 mA l 0 W

AEM 402
Analog Multiplexer Module 271.130 436 0 mA l 0 W

MXM 401
Analog Multiplexer Module 271.130 442 0 mA / 0 W

MXM 402
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Module Name Type number Power consumption (24 VDC)
Analog Output Module 271 .132 182 200 mA I 4 .8 W

AAM 401
System Net Connection Board 271.149 315 0 mAl 0 W

SNB 501
Duty Alarm System 40M 271.150 171 500 mAl 12 W

Bridge Panel
BAT 410.B
Duty Alarm System 40M 271.150 188 500 mAl 12 W

ECR Panel
BAT 411.C
Duty Alarm System 40M 271 .150 186 500 mAl 12 W

Accomodation Panel
BAT 411.A
Monitoring and Control Panel 271 .150 187 500 mAl 12 W

BAT 411.B
The maximum internal power consumption (24 VDC) for an PMCS with one
ZM 411 unit will be from approx. 4 A I 96 W for a standard configuration up to
7 A I 168 W for a configuration without analog inputs at all.
The power supply for each ZM 411 in an PMCSs and Alarm Panels should be
taken from different power groups, i.e. each power supply cable has it's
own fuse .
4.1.2 Communication Cable Connections
The communication between the main components of the Geamar 120 ISL
system is divided in to a number of networks and data links. The Alarm Net,
which is a standard RS-485 communication line and the System Net
communication data link. Furthermore, RS-232 and RS-422 I RS-485
communication lines are used in some installations.
The Alarm Net is used for:
Communication between PMCSs

Communication between Master ZM 411 and Alarm Panels
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The System Net is used for:
Communication between PMCSs

Communication between PMCSs and OperatorWorkstation(s) (OWS)
The RS-232 and RS-422 I RS-485 communication line is used for:
Communication between PMCS and the Printer(s)

Communication between PMCSs and external computer systems
4.1.3 Communication Cable specifications
Alarm Net Cable

RS-485 communication cable
Wires two twisted pairs, stranded wires

Impedance 100 ohms (Zo)
Shielding 100% beltfoil shield with drain wire on each pair and 65%
copper braid shield on the cable.
Examples a) BELDEN AWG 24, type No. 8102 (2x2x0.22)
b) LOCAP, type AWG 20 2 PAR (2x2x0.5)
c) DEC drop-cable "Low loss", AWG 20, Digital No. 17-

0130-01 (2x2x0.5)
d) FMGCG 2x2x0.75!
Please note that the BELDEN cable a) is not approved by all of the
Classification Societies.
System Net Cable

Tween-Axial cable type RG 22 8/U
Impedance 93 ohms
RS-232 Cable
Screened 8-core cable
RS-422 I RS-485 Cable

Screened 6-core cable with twisted pairs, (3x2x0.5)
4.1.3.1 Serial Transmission over Larger Distances
If the distance to a unit is more than 15m, an RS-422/RS-485 interface must

be provided. External equipment can be mounted with an external RS-232 to
RS-422 converter, if it can be delivered with RS-232 interface only.
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4.2 Sensor Input/Output Cable installation
For recommendations regarding the general sensor allocation and connecti o n

to the PMCSs and to the Connection Boards within the PMCSs , please consul t
the "Geamar 120 ISL Technical System Description" for information regarding
alarm/event channel types , the function of average channels and cut out
channels etc.
The Connection Boards within the PMCS(s ) are individually labelled . Please
refer to the PMCS Lay out drawing for the specific vessel.
The channel definitions are made by means of the Customizing Tools Program
CT21 00, which will provide a detailed I/O-list containing all information
regarding the connection of each sensor to the Geamar 120 ISL System.
All sensor input/output cables are connected to the Geamar 120 I SL

connection boards (CB) through removable terminal plugs , enabling an easy
cable installation and cable test.
The I/O-list provided by the CT21 00 programm contains individual information

for each channel , including "PMCS Number" , "Connection Board (CB)
Number", "CB - Channel Number", "Sensor Type" , "Sensor Location/Name"
etc. Thus, the I/O-list provides all information necessary for the complete
sensor installation.
No signals from other systems may be transmitted in cables used for sensors ,
analogue outputs and periphera l devices belonging to Geamar 120 ISL.
A common cable may be used for alarm signals and for control functions .
Cables carrying signals such as 230 VAC should always be laid separately .
Sensors must not be grounded .
4.2.1 Combined Measuring Points
Sensors and transducers used for
averaging,
differential measurement,
exhaust gas temperature measuring systems (thermonitor) ,
dependent control functions
must be connected to the same ZM 411 unit.
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4.2.2 Cable types
Signal cables with twisted pairs and a common screen must be used .
In case of more stringent requirements with regard to interference immunity,

the type of cable and the screening (e.g. separate screen for each pair) must
be stipulated separately.
4.2.3 Sensor Connection
4.2.3.1 Binary Inputs
Several different binary input modules are available:
OEM 401, Digital Input Module, with 32 input channels
REM 401, Relay and Input Module with 16 input and 8 output
channels
10M 402, Input and Output Module with 16 input and 12 output
channels
Inputs with opto-coupler galvanic isolation. Potential free contacts are normally
supplied with internal 24 VDC from the Geamar 120 ISL system. Inputs with
external supply are connected in groups of four (4) input channels at the time,
which must have the same supply. The selection is made by means of jumpers
on the input module.
4.2.3.2 Relay Outputs
The following relay output modules are available:
DRM 401, Digital Relay Module with 16 output channels
REM 401, Relay and Input Module with 8 output and 16 input
channels
NCINO potential free changeover contact with external power supply, max load
32 VDC I 6 Amp , 250 VAC I 1500 VA.
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4.2.3.3 Supervised Binary Inputs
Binary inputs with supervision can be made in two different ways.
Either use an analog 4-20 mA input board with a 1.5 kOhm series resistor on
the cable connection, and a 1 .5 kOhm resistor in parallel with the contact. This
solution is used, if there are only a few sensors of this type. Please refer to the
drawing of 4-20 mA transducers for connection of this sensor (see drawing on
chapter: Thermocouple and Voltage Sensors).
The other possibility is to use the 10M 402 Digital Input and Output board,
which is specially made for this purpose, which can be used when many inputs
of this type are required. It requires a 8.2 kOhm resistor in parallel with the
contact. Please refer to the drawing of Binary Inputs for connection of this
sensor.
4.2.3.4 Supervised Solid State Outputs
10M 402, Input and Output Module with 12 solid state output and 16 input
channels .
Solid state output with external power supply, max load 24- 60 VDCNAC 3
Amp.
By means of a jumper it is possible to select if the load on the output is

supervised for cable break. The monitoring current is 2.4 rnA? 0% depending
on the supply voltage .
4.2.3.5 Resistance Measurements
The following analog modules can be used for resistance measurement:
MXM 402 , Analog Multiplexer Module with 16 analog input

channels for PT 100, PT 200 and 0 - 2 kOhm
AEM 402, Analog Input Module with 8 analog input channels,

(four only can be used for resistance measurement), for PT
1 00, PT 200 and 0 - 2 kOhm
The PT 100 and PT 200 sensors are connected with four-wires to compensate
for the cable length .
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A potentiometer, e.g. for a valve position , can be connected with two wires ,
because it is not necessary to compensate for the cable length.
4.2.3.6 Thermocouple and Voltage Sensors
The following analog modules can be used for thermocouple and voltage
measurement:
AEM 402, Analog Input Module with 8 analog input channels
MXM 401, Analog Multiplexer Module with 32 analog input

channels

channels
The thermocouplers must be connected via a distributor box by means of a

compensating lead of the same type as the sensor. APT 100 sensor must be
fitted in the distributor box for temperature compensation of the cold junction
point.
4.2.3.7 4 - 20 rnA Transducers
The following analog modules can be used for mA transducers:
AEM 402, Analog Input Module with 8 analog input channels
MXM 401 , Analog Multiplexer Module with 32 analog input

channels

channels
Transducers with floating output must be provided with electrically isolated

power supply from the Geamar 120 ISL system (VM 402).
4.2.3.8 A nalo g O utputs
AAM 401 , Analog Output Module with 4 analog output channels is used . The
analog outputs can be connected as either 0/4 - 20 mA, max load 500 ohm
and/or as 0 - 10 VDC , max load 5 mA.
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Each channel is galvanically isolated by means of its own DC/DC converter .
4.2.3.9 Connection Examples
The following figures show examples of connections for different 1/0 signals .
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4.3 Guidelines for Suppression of Electromagnetic Interference
During the design of the Geamar 120 ISL System , big attention has been given
to the suppression and generation of electromagnetic noise.
When installing the Geamar 120 ISL System, the following information
regarding cable classes and recommended distances between cables should
be taken into consideration when planning the physical location of cables and
cable trays.
Please note the information in the cable and connection diagrams.
• Power and signal cables must be laid separately.
Signal cables should not be laid close to high voltages or high-

current devices.
The correct clearance between signal cables and cables

emitting interference must be observed . Please refer to table
1.
• Avoid excessive cable lengths.
4.3.1 Cable Classes and Distances between Cables
Cables can be grouped in five different interference classes, according to EMI

generation and EMI susceptibility. See table 1.
Normally all the different cable classes A to E should have separated routing ,
and the distance between them should be as large as practicable. The
minimum distances are given in table 2.
4.3.2 Signal Connection and Cabling
Input/Output signals and the power supply are divided into disturbance classes
and signal groups to avoid EMI-problems.
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4.3.2.1 Definitions of Disturbance Classes
Class 1 : low disturbance consumer
this are small consumers like relays < 80 mA, which are
EMI-suppressed with quenching diodes or Transzorb
diodes
single lamps < 80 mA
passive sensors
modules of the Geamar 120 ISL system
Class 2: medium disturbance consumer
this are small consumers like relays > 80 mA, which are
EMI-suppressed with quenching diodes or Transzorb
diodes
normal ohmic consumer
Class 3 : high disturbance consumer
! all other consumer
4.3.2.2 Definition of Signal- and Supply Groups
Group A: 230 VAC
GroupA1 : 230 V AC power supply with a maximum load of 16 A

230 V AC control lines
Group 8: 24 VDC power supply with consumers of Class 1
Group 81 : 24 V supply from the automation battery for the suppl y of

consumers of class 1
Group 82 : 24 V binary input signals for use with OEM 401 , REM 40 1 and
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10M 402 supplied from the net of group 81 (without no

additional filtering)
Group C: 24 VDC power supply with consumers of class 2
Group C1 : binary output signals of DRM 401 and REM 401

external switches, which are used to switch over class 2
consumers
(in case of supply from group A 1 these signals are classified
into group A 1)
Group C2: Supply of consumers of class 3
Group 0: Supply from the automation battery filtered via a FIM 405
Group 01 : supply of active analogue sensors, binary inputs or lamps
Group 02: binary input signals for OEM 401, REM 401 and IOM 402
supplied from Class 01
Group 03: binary output signals of DRM 401 and REM 401 supplied from
class 01 (supply of inductive consumers from class 01 is not
allowed)
Group 04: insensible analogue input signals at AEM 402, MXM 401, MXM
402 (typically 4-20 mA, 0-10 V, PT1 00)
(HINT : inputs with an amplification in front of the ADC<=1 0)
Group 05 : sensible analogue input signals at AEM 402 , MXM 401 , MXM
402 (typically thermocouple elements)
(HINT : inputs w ith an amplification in front of the ADC>1 0 )
Group D6 : analogue output signals from the AAM 401
Group D7 : serial RS-485 interfaces/connections between PMCS serial

interface modules SIM 401 and panels
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Signals T +IT- twisted pair, screened

Signals R+/R- twisted pair, screened
Signal OV screened
The signals S+/S-, R+/R- and B can be screened separately,

but all signals must comprise in one cable.
4.3.3 Signal Combination in One Cable
The following rules must be observed in case of combining cables :
aspects of safety or classification rules in combining signals of

group A with any other group
signals of group A, B and C can be combined in one cable

without any additional measures
signals of group D can be combined in screened, twisted pair

cables. Related signals (like +/- signals of an analogue
sensors) must be used in twisted pairs and comprised in one
cable. Separate screens inside one cable must be used for:
- signals of group 07 (if there are more than one related

signal groups in one cable, the screening of all signal
groups with one screen is sufficient)
- signals of group 05 (if there are more than one related

signal groups in one cable, the screening of all signal
groups with one screen is sufficient)
signals of group D can be combined with signals of group B

and C1 in one cable . In this case the signals of group D must
be screened against group Band C1 .
These rules are containing the demand, that all inductive consumers, which
are supplied via a combined cable also includes signals of

group D
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or switched via a module e.g. DRM 401 and REM 40 1
must be EMI-suppressed .
4.3.4 Combination of Cables in Cable trunks
Similar to the rules of chapter 4 .3.3 these are also to observed for combining
cables in Cable trunks within cabinets . Exceptions are allowed for very short
distances.
Table 1: Cable Classes.
Class: Classification: Function (Examples):
A EMI generating. Not EMI susceptible. Power cables. Control cables

24-600 VDC. 50-60 Hz. High power in circuits using mechanical
up to 10 kV. contacts and relay coils.
B Slightly EMI generating . Slightly EMI Telephone cables.

susceptible. 0,5-50 V, low frequency . Signal cables .
c EMI generating. EMI susceptible. Video Signals . Data

0 ,1-5 V , 50 0, pulse. 0,1-24 VDC. transmission. Analog
measuring values after
converters.
D Highly EMI susceptible. Receiver antennas .

10• V-100 mV. 50-2100 0 . DC, AF, Hydrophone and microphone
HF. cables. Analog measuring
values .
E Highly EMI generating. Radio transmitters. Sonar.

Radar modulators. Thyristor
controls.
Table 2.1: Minimum distances in Table 2.2: Minimum distances in

centimetres between unscreened centimetres between unscreened
cables of different classes when cables of different classes when
parallelled over more than 2 metres. crossing at 90• .
Cable A 8 c 0 E Cable A 8 c D E
class: class
A 0 25 25 50 25 A 0 0 15 30 15
8 25 0 25 25 25 8 0 0 15 15 15
c 25 25 0 25 50 c 15 15 0 0 30
D 50 25 25 0 50 0 30 15 0 0 30
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Table 2.3: Minimum distances in centimetres between screened and grounded

cables of different classes.
Cable A+B C+D E

class:
* For steel tube or conduit having a wall
A+B 0 10 25 thickness of at least 1.5 mm around class
* E cables, there are no separation
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4.3.5 Grounding of Screened Cables
The cable screen has to be grounded at both ends of the cable by means of
conical cable entry glands in accordance with DIN 89280 and VG 88812
respectively. The Two Side Screen Connection is recommended because of
the very low transient current on a vessel. In other environments it could be
useful to connect only one side of the screen and at the sensor side leave the
cable screen disconnected.
On cabinets without cable entry glands, the screen must be connected to

screen bars provided for this purpose.
Attention! All connections of the screens has to be done on the cable entry of
the cabinet (conical cable entry glands or screen bars) to prevent a too high
noise (EM I) level emitted by the screens inside the cabinet ! The isolation of the
cable has to be removed carefully without hurting or cutting the screen . A HF
earthing strip also for short distances has to be used.
Beside the above instructions the screen of the Geamar 120 I SL

communication cables should be connected as indicated on the specific
installation drawings for the vessel.
Screened cables must be used for Geamar 120 ISL by means of e .g .:
binary inputs and outputs
analogue outputs
all analogue signals
all serial data transmissions, e.g.:
- operator panels
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- printers
- serial interfaces
- RS-485 alarm-net connections from the master PMCS to

the other slave PMCS
4.3.5.1 Screened Cables on Operator Panels
An earth connection point is situated on the backside of the panels . This point
has to be used for the connection of the screens. A second earth connection
point is for the connection of the HF earthing stripe to the mounting plate. This
should be as short as possible.
4.3.5.2 HF Earthing Stripes
HF earthing stripes are made of coppermaid braided wire. Their length has to
be as short as possible. Several components has to be grounded via HF
earthing stripes to the vessels ground (please refer to the related drawings).
The following examples show some different ways of the stripes to the vessels
ground:
- cabinet door > cabinet > cabinet socket > ground
- panel cover > mounting plate > ground
4.3.6 Transient Suppression of Relays, Contacts etc.
Switched inductors, e.g . relay coils which are controlled from the digital relay
module DRM 401 of the Geamar 120 ISL System should be EMI suppressed
by the mounting of quenching diodes or Transzorb diodes across the relay
coils in the case of DC voltage. Varistors must be used in the case of AC
voltage.
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4.4 Galvanic Isolation
4.4.1 Galvanic Isolation of Serial Interfaces
All serial interfaces have to be isolated to the vessels ground.
Some systems like the PCs are connected via the power supply plug to the
vessels ground. These units must be equipped with a galvanic isolatated
serial interface for connection to the SIM 401.
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Appendix A: Outline and Lay-out Drawings
Outline/Lay-out Description
271 .150 171.GZ BAT 410.B Duty Alarm System 40M, Bridge Panel
271.150 186.GZ BAT 411 .A Duty Alarm System 40M, Accomodation Panel
271.150 188.GZ BAT 411.C Duty Alarm System 40M, ECR Panel
271.150 187.GZ BAT 411 .B PMCS, Monitoring and Control Panel (MCP)
271.150 180.MB Panel BAT 410/411 Mounting of Panels (Console/Cabinet, Wall)

271 . 162 445. GZ Panel BAT 410/411 Casing
271 .118 272.GZ Panel BAT 41 0/411 Casing
271 .151 751.GZ AP401 Duty Alarm System 40M, Bedroom Panel
271.151 751.MB Alarm Panel AP 401 Mounting of Panels (Console/Cabinet, Wall)
271.151 751.NAW Alarm Panel AP 401 Retrofit Kit
271.153 818.GZ PMCS Cabinet Wall mounted type

271.149 300.GZ PMCS Cabinet Wall mounted type
271. 159 920. GZ PMCS Cabinet Wall mounted type
271 . 149 301.GZ PMCS Cabinet Floor mounted type

271 .149 303.GZ PMCS Cabinet Floor mounted type
271.149 304.GZ PMCS Cabinet Floor mounted type
271 .149 305.GZ PMCS Cabinet Floor mounted type
271.162 468. TO PC P15* Personal Computer

271 .145 015. TO TB 502 Trackball
271 .118 410. TO MON D8897A/15" Colour Monitor, 15"

271 . 144 992. TD MON D8902A/17" Colour Monitor, 17"
271.118 373. TD MON D8911A/19" Colour Monitor, 19"
271 . 162 449. TO MON 21C03M47-R Colour Monitor, 21", Rack Version
271 . 162 450. TO MON 21 C03M47-D Colour Monitor, 21", Desk Top Version
271 .149 316. TO SNC 501 System Net Connection Box
271 . 148 582. TO DRU 2500 Printer
271.145 028. TO SU 700 INET Uninterrupted Power Supply Smart-UPS 700

271 . 137 840. TO SU 1400 INET Uninterrupted Power Supply Smart-UPS 1400
271.162 272. TO SU 2200 INET Uninterrupted Power Supply Smart-UPS 2200
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Appendix 8: Electronic Modules
Outline/Lay-out Description
271.149 319 CPU Module, ZM 411

271 .149 320 Serial Interface Module, SIM 401
271 .149 322 System Net Adapter Module, SAM 401
271.149 321 MIC40 Adapter Module, MAM 401
271.149 315 System Net Connection Board, SNB 501
271.138 714.GZ Analog Input Module, AEM 402

271 . 130 436. GZ Analog Multiplexer Module, MXM 401
271 . 130 442. GZ Analog Multiplexer Module, MXM 402
271 . 132 182.GZ Analog Output Module, AAM 401
271 . 130 432. GZ Digital Input Module, OEM 401
271 . 130 433. GZ Digital Relay Output Module, DRM 401
271 . 123 854.GZ Relay Output and Input Module, REM 401
271 . 149 244. GZ Input and Output Module, 10M 402
271 . 130 032.STR Sensor Supply Module, VM 402
271. 138 243. GZ Power Line Filter Module, FIM 405
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SAM Electronics GmbH

Hyundai Mipo Dockyard,

IMO NO, 9315953

5660 ELECTRIC DESIGN DEPT 4,300 TEU CONTAINER

3965 0414 E.R. NAPIER

Geamar 120 ISL

Integrated Monitoring and Control System

STN ATLAS Marine Electronics GmbH

? STNATLASMarineEiectronicsGmbH! 13.03.2001! 271 .148580.HBM! Version 1.9 Page 1 of 39

This copy was printed on 13.03.2001 at 11:18 .

Version 1.0 of 12.05.1998, Melzer

Version 1.1 of01.12.1998, Melzer

Version 1.2 of 03.12.1998, Melzer

Version 1.3 of 21.01.1999, Melzer

Version 1.4 of 26.03.1999, Melzer

Version 1.5 of 19.11.1999, Melzer

Version 1.6 of 18.01.2000, Andrae

Version 1. 7 of 19.05.2000, Melzer

Version 1.8 of 17.08.2000, Melzer

Version 1.9 of 13.03.2001, Melzer

2 Transportation and storage . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

3 Mechanical installation of the Geamar 120 ISL . . . . . .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

4 Electrical installation of the Geamar 120 ISL . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

4.3.5.1 Screened Cables on Operator Panels . . ... .................. ..... 36

Appendix B: Electronic Modules . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 39

Proper functioning of the system can only be guaranteed if this information is

Please also observe the applicable regulations of the classification societies .

2 Transportation and storage

Each package that leaves the factory is packed according to specifications

Storage temperature must not exceed the operating temperature limit

The equipment must not be exposed to water.

"THIS SIDE UP" markings on all packages must be followed.

Do not store the packed or unpacked equipment in direct sun light or

Do not place or store equipment in areas where welding is being

Do not expose the packed or unpacked equipment to undue pressure.

When using crane or slings to move the packed or unpacked

If a package appears to be damaged upon arrival , DO NOT OPEN the

If a package is opened and the equipment is fo und damaged, DO NOT

If it is possible, photographs of the damage should be sent to STN ATLAS

3 Mechanical installation of the Geamar 120 ISL

Process Monitoring and Control Station(s) (PMCS)

3.1 PMCS Installation

The PMCSs are supplied as a cabinet with enclosure protection IP 44.

Do not install the PMCSs close to devices generating heat, such as

The cabinet may not be covered with panels or panel-mounted.

For electrical noise protection, an electrical ground connection must be

Two types of PMCS cabinets are available:

a. Wall mounted cabinets:

a1. 900 x 1500 x 300 mm (WxHxD)

b. Floor mounted cabinets:

b1. 800 x 1800 x 400 mm (WxHxD)

Wall mounted cabinets

The wall mounted cabinets are normally mounted to a bulkhead , allowing 30 to

Please refer to drawings no.:

a1. 271 .153 818.GZ

Floor mounted cabinets

Please refer to drawings no.:

b1. 271 .149 301 .GZ

b4. 271 .149 305 .GZ