H5381 Final (2013.01.28)

DRAWING FOR FINAL
MESSRS :DAEWOO SHIPBUILDING & MARINE ENGINEERING CO.,LTD.

SHIP NO :H5380/81/82/83
ITEM :
1.PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM
& TALKBACK SYSTEM (MPA-9400D-CD-1)
2.SOUND RECEPTION SYSTEM (MSR-9200A)
3.COMMUNAL AERIAL SYSTEM (CAC-953)
4.AUTO EXCHANGE TELEPHONE (MCX-5000B)
5.SOUND POWER TELEPHONE (LC-800)
6.MARINE DIGITAL ELECTRIC CLOCK (MCS-980A)
7.CCTV SYSTEM
4 2013.01.28 FINAL(H5381)
3 2012.12.06 FINAL(H5380)
2 2012.04.18 WORKING
1 2011.03.05 APPROVAL
REV. DATE DESCRIPTION REMARK
PLAN HISTORY
APPROVED BY B.S.KIM
CHECKED BY S.M.HONG
PREPARED BY S.H.PARK
ణణణణణణణణణణణణణణణణణ
ऌऑࣾईअࣿࣜࣽऀऀऎँएएࣜएकएऐँउࣜ࣢ࣜऐࣽईइࣾࣽࣿइࣜएकएऐँउࣜࣜࣜ
उऌࣰࣩࣽࣵ࣬࣬ऀࣩࣿऀࣩ࣭ࣜࣜ
उࣽऎअऊँࣜऎࣽऀअऋࣜࣿऋ࣪ࣨईऐऀ࣪
COMPONENT LIST
ITEM:PUBLIC ADDRESS SYSTEM & TALKBACK SYSTEM
SHIP NO:H5380
YARD :DAEWOO SHIPBUILDING & MARINE ENGINEERING CO.,LTD.
CLASS
NO MODEL SPECIFICATION Q'TY REMARK
CODE
400D- 400W SINGLE RACK DUAL AMP, AC220V/AC220V POWER
1 MPA-9000 1 COLOR: MAKER STANDARD
CD-1 W/CD PLAYER, W/MIC(WRL CORD TYPE)
2 MPC-9051 A REMOTE CONTROLLER, FLUSH TYPE 2 COLOR: MAKER STANDARD
3 HS-50 B W.T 30W SPEAKER WITH JUNTION BOX 1 COMPASS DK

W.T BULKHEAD SPEAKER 5W 1-GLAND 35/100V LINE TAPPED
4 BHS-10V B 1 GALLEY
TRANSFORMER W/LINE FISE & VOLUME CONTROL STOPPING PLUG
W.T BULKHEAD SPEAKER 5W 2-GLAND
5 BHS-10 B-1 12 B/STORE,B/WING(2)
35/100V LINE TAPPED TRANSFORMER W/LINE FISE
W.T BOX SPEAKER 2W 2-GLAND
6 WS-2 A-1 11
35/100V LINE TAPPED TRANSFOMER W/LINE FUSE
W.T BOX SPEAKER 1W 2-GLAND
7 WS-2 B-1 4
W.T FLUSH TYPE SPEAKER 1W 1-GLAND
8 WS-3 _ 37 UT
PORTABLE TYPE 10W SPEAKER W/15M CORD
9 PHS-20 B 2 UPPER DK FORE & AFT
35/100V LINE TAPPED TRANSFORMER
CEILLING CABIN SPEAKER 5W 35/100V LINE TAPPED TRANSFORMER
10 RP-5V A 36
W/LINE FUSE & VOLUME CONTROL
CEILLING CABIN SPEAKER 2W 35/100V LINE TAPPED TRANSFORMER
11 RP-5V B 64
W/LINE FUSE & VOLUME CONTROL
12 M8 - MICROPHONE W/CURL CORD 3 W/H,E/C/R,C/C/R
B/WING(2),UPPER
13 M7 B MICROPHONE W/15M CORD 5
DK(2),S/G/R
14 MH-5 - MIC HOOK FOR INSIDE 3 W/H,E/C/R,C/C/R
B/WING(2),UPPER
15 MH-5A - MIC HOOK FOR OUTSIDE 5
DK(2),S/G/R
16 MSC-2 - W.T RECEPTACLE FOR SPEAKER & MIC 2-GLAND 2 UPPER DK FORE & AFT
17 MC-2 - W.T RECEPTACLE FOR MIC 2-GLAND 1 S/G/R
18 MC-0 - W.T FLUSH MOUNTING TYPE RECEPTACLE FOR MIC 2 B/WING(2)
19 MJ-5 - N.W.T RECEPTACLE FOR MIC FLUSH TYPE 1 E/C/R
20 JM-3 B MIC RECEPTACLE TALK SW BOX WALL TYPE 1 W/H
21 M7 G MIC GOOSENECK TYPE 1 W/H(STEERING STAND)
22 SPARE PART - MAKER STANDARD 1SET

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선 Date : 2010.12.09 Doc. : M
MPA-9000_En
ng(Rev. 1.0)
INSTA
ALLATIO
ON GUID
DE
Messrs.
-------------------------------------------------
(MPA--9000 PA/G
GA System)
P
Public Addre
ess / Generral Alarm Syystem
Revvision History
01 : Issued for first design : MP
PA-9000
02 :
03 :
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ormation and may not be copied, rep
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DIO CO., LTD
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MARINE RADIO CO.,LTD. Subject : PAGA System Page : (15 / 47)
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1. Installation Guide
1.1 General
1.1.1 Planning: The installation should be planned in details before commencing. The cables should be
listed in a cable plan, with number of pairs etc. The location of each unit in the communication system
should be planned to obtain maximum performance and user availability.
1.1.2 Power: The operating power is 220VAC 60Hz as primary and same AC or 24VDC as backup. With
automatic switching between primary and secondary power source.
1.1.3 Marking: Each cable is to be marked with cable numbers. Each conductor is to be marked with the
specific termination numbers. Please note that MRC uses plug-able screw terminals in all units.
1.1.4 Fastening: Where applicable, the cables and the conductors shall be clamped to the structure with
cable ties.
1.1.5 Preservation: Prior to, during, and after installation the equipment must be handled with care. And
protected against acid holding fluids, pollution, moist, impacts etc. This is in order to avoid damaged
equipment, for which MRC will claim void warranty.
1.1.6 Cable Requirements: All cables used in the MPA system must be of approved ship cable type.
Requirements:
- Common outer screen
- Individually twisted pairs
- Recommended conductor size is minimum 0.75 mm²
- All cabling in the MPA must be a separate network.
- Do not combine different systems in the same cable. This is to prevent disturbance and noise caused
by interference.
1.1.7 Screen Connection

In order to obtain maximum
performance after installation, it is
necessary to terminate the cables and
ground the screens in a good manner.
The cables are to de-isolated by
removing approximately 500mm of the
outer insulation. Then the screen braid
is cut off approximately 30mm longer
than the outer isolation. The conductors
are to be de-isolated and ferruled
before they are inserted into the
terminals.
The outer screen is clamped to the
cable fixing rails inside the cabinet.
Cable ties of a conductive type (metal)
are recommended for best result.
Fig. 1 The cable outer screens are to be terminated as

shown. Conductive type of cable ties is recommended to
obtain best possible screen connections.
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2. System Wiring Diagram

2.1 Internal Wiring Diagram of Main Rack
The list of duplicated Item : Active / Standby or simultaneously working

a. No. 1 & No. 2 CPU : Active and Standby CPU
b. No. 1 & No. 2 Pre Amp : Active and Standby Pre Amp
c. No. 1 & No. 2 Power Amp : Active / Standby or simultaneously working(Option)
d. Speaker Loops : One / Two Loop or Open / Close Loop(Option)
e. No. 1 & No. 2 GA Generator : Active and Standby Only
f. No. 1 & No. 2 Power Supply : Active / Standby or simultaneously working(Option)
g. General Alarm Power Supply : Main & Emergency Power Supply

2.2 Single and Dual Amplifier at Single Rack Type Wiring Diagram (MPA-9xxxS, MPA-9xxxD)
2.3 Duplicated Type Wiring Diagram

2.4 Main Terminal Board

Interface for peripheral Terminal Block (TB1 ~ TB7)

TB1 Power Source, Whistle, Fire Alarm, SLC, Entertainment, Alarm Monitoring System
TB2 To Speaker(Sp 1 ~ Sp 8)
TB5 To & From Remote Controller (Remote1 ~ Remote4), From Alarm Switch (PB-1, PB1A)
TB6 To & From Remote Controller (Remote1 ~ Remote4), PABX, Transceiver, Talk Back Tx
TB7 From External Mic (Mic1 ~ Mic11), Talk Back Rx, SRS Mute
2.5 Connection between the Signal Sequence, Microphone and Speaker

2.5.1 Connection between the Signal Sequences and Power Sources
No. TB Title Function Signal Direction Signal Type
1 TB.1 Out.1 Activates the whistle when operating GA GA -> Whistle Dry Contact
2 TB.1 Alm. Out Activates the alarm when operating any alarm Spare Dry Contact
3 TB.1 Out.2 Activates the Out.2 when operating fire alarm PA -> FA Dry Contact
4 TB.1 Mute Stops FA only when MIC is pressed in bridge PA -> FA Dry Contact
5 TB.1 FA In Activates FA when operating GA FA -> PA Dry Contact
6 TB.1 Out.3 Activates a LSC when operating GA GA -> LSC Dry Contact
7 TB.1 Out.4 Activates the bell controller when operating GA GA -> Bell Dry Contact
8 TB.1 Out.5 Activates the other systems when operating GA GA -> Etc 1 Dry Contact
14 TB.1 Mute.1 Stops Entertainment when MIC is pressed in PA -> Ent. 1 Dry Contact
18 TB.1 Mute.5 Activates the LSC 1 when MIC is pressed in W/H PA -> LSC Dry Contact
19 TB.1 Mute.6 Activates the LSC 2 when MIC is pressed in W/H PA -> LSC Dry Contact
20 TB.1 Fail Bz Activates the external buzzer when the PA failure PA -> Buzzer 24VDC
21 TB.1 "0" Paging Activates the PA when telephone paging PABX -> PA Dry Contact
22 TB.1 Fail Out Activates the AMS when the PA failure PAGA -> AMS Dry Contact
23 TB.1 Pwr Fail Activates the AMS when the PA power failure PAGA -> AMS Dry Contact
24 TB.1 Pwr Input Main AC power source
25 TB.1 Pwr Input Emergency AC power source
26 TB.1 Pwr Input Emergency DC power source
27 TB.5 GA 1 Steinshon/Zollner GA Interface GA -> PA
28 TB.5 GA Sw 1 GA Switch Bridge Input 1
29 TB.5 GA Sw 2 GA Switch External Input 1

33 TB.5 Alm Sw1 Watch Alarm Input 1 Dry Contact

34 TB.5 Alm Sw2 ESDS Alarm Input 2 Dry Contact
35 TB.5 Alm Sw3 CO2 Alarm Input 3 Dry Contact
36 TB.5 Alm Sw4 Machinery Alarm Input 4 Dry Contact
37 TB.5 Alm Sw5 SGR Alarm Input 5 Dry Contact
38 TB.5 Alm Sw6 Bilge Alarm Input 6 Dry Contact
39 TB.5 Alm Sw7 Engine Alarm Input 7 Dry Contact
40 TB.5 Alm Sw8 Personal Alarm Input 8 Dry Contact
41 TB.5 Alm Sw9 Cargo Alarm Input 9 Dry Contact
42 TB.5 Alm Sw10 Gas Detector Alarm Input 10 Dry Contact
37 TB.6 UPS Fail UPS Fail input UPS -> PA Dry Contact
38 TB.6 AF Output Audio Output for Other Equipment PA -> Audio 0dBm
39 TB.6 BK Input B.K. Input for Entertainment MF/HF -> PA 24VDC
40 TB.7 SRS Mute Sound Reception Mute PA -> SRS Dry Contact
* Alarm Out contact point output assumes the Diode Matrix format (can be changed on-site).
- Abbreviation -
1 FA Fire Alarm System
2 GA General Alarm Generator
3 RL Rotating Light, Column Light
4 PA Public Address System
5 Whistle Whistle or Air Horn Control System
6 ECR Engine Control Room
7 SGR Steering Gear Room
8 LSC Light Signal Column
9 SRS Sound Reception System
10 MF/HF Medium Frequency and High Frequency
2.5.2 Inter-relationship between the Microphone and internal Volume

No. TB Title Function Position Volume
1 TB.5 Remote 1 Remote Controller(Access Point) 1 Bridge VR 18
2 TB.5 Remote 2 Remote Controller(Access Point) 2 ECR VR 18
3 TB.5 Remote 3 Remote Controller(Access Point) 3 CCR VR 18
4 TB.5 Remote 4 Remote Controller(Access Point) 4 Spare VR 18
9 TB.6 Paging PABX, Telephone Paging(“0”, “8”, “9”) PABX VR 14/15
10 TB.6 Tr. 1/2/3 Transceiver 1(Tx/Rx), Transceiver 2/3(Tx) UHF/VHF VR 13
11 TB.7 Mic. 1 Microphone 1 Wing St’bd VR 1
12 TB.7 Mic. 2 Microphone 2 Wing Port VR 2
13 TB.7 Mic. 3 Microphone 3 Fore VR 3
14 TB.7 Mic. 4 Microphone 4 After VR 4

15 TB.7 Mic. 5 Microphone 5 Lifeboat St’bd VR 5

16 TB.7 Mic. 6 Microphone 6 Lifeboat Port VR 6
17 TB.7 Mic. 7 Microphone 7 FCS St’bd VR 7
18 TB.7 Mic. 8 Microphone 8 FCS Port VR 8
19 TB.7 Mic. 9 Microphone 9 ECR VR 9
20 TB.7 Mic. 10 Microphone 10 SGR VR 10
21 TB.7 Mic. 11 Microphone 11 CCR VR 11
22 TB.7 Mic. 12 Microphone 12 Main Unit VR 12
23 TB.7 T/B 1 Talk Back 1 Machinery VR 13
24 TB.7 T/B 2 Talk Back 2 Deck VR 13
Volume Name Function

VR 19 TEL2 Option
VR 20 CALL Chime/Call Gain
VR 21 ALM Option
VR 22 GAIN Total Gain
VR 23 AMP Amplifier Gain
VR 24 T/B T/B Gain
VR 25 R/T REC Option
VR 26 REMOTE Remote/Sync Gain
Inter-relationship between the Microphone and internal Volume

2.5.3 Inter-relationship between speakers and main control unit

No. TB Title Function Speaker Cable Etc
1 TB.2 Speaker 1 Compass Deck 2-Core
2 TB.2 Speaker 2 Deck Area Outside 1 2-Core
3 TB.2 Speaker 3 Bridge Wing St’bd 2-Core
4 TB.2 Speaker 4 Bridge Wing Port 2-Core
5 TB.2 Speaker 5 Lifeboat 2-Core
6 TB.2 Speaker 6 Deck Area Outside 2 2-Core
7 TB.2 Speaker 7 Engine Control Room 3-Core
8 TB.2 Speaker 8 Steering Gear Room 3-Core
9 TB.2 Speaker 9 FORE 3-Core
10 TB.2 Speaker 10 AFT 3-Core
11 TB.2 Speaker 11 E/R , S/L/C 3-Core
12 TB.2 Speaker 12 Cabin or Passage 1 3-Core
17 TB.2 Speaker 5A Lifeboat St’bd 3-Core
18 TB.2 Speaker 6A Lifeboat Port 3-Core
19 TB.2 Speaker 7A FCS St’bd 3-Core
20 TB.2 Speaker 8A FCS Port 3-Core
2.5.4 Distribution of amplifier (No.1(Active) and No.2(Standby))

AMP 1 AMP 2 AMP 3 AMP 4 AMP 5
SP1 - SP8 SP9 - SP10 SP11 - SP12 SP13 - SP14 SP15 - SP16
2.5.5 Capacity configuration of amplifier (No.1(Active) and No.2(Standby))

A Max.800W B Max.800W C Max.800W D Max.800W E Max.800W
No.1 Active O O Max. 4000W
No.2 Standby Max. 4000W
Max. 800W Max. 1600W Max. 2400W Max. 3200W Max. 4000W
2.5.6 Interface with external General Alarm generator (STEIN SOHN)

2.5.7 Interface with external General Alarm generator (ZOLLNER)
2.5.8 Interface with definition external General Alarm generator
2.6 Connection and interface among power source, speaker, remote controller and peripherals
2.6.1 Connection for power source
AC/AC Cable connection for power source
AC/DC Cable connection for power source

2.6.2 Connection for Alarm Monitoring System
1. FAIL PWR : Main & emergency power source fail -> Dry Contact(AMS, Alarm Monitoring System)
2. OUT FAIL : Power source fail and other fail -> Dry Contact(AMS or Watch Alarm System)
2.6.3 Connection for external Fail Buzzer and Light Signal Column
1. FAIL BZ : for External Fail Buzzer (24VDC at normal de-energized)

2. “0” PAG : “0” Paging from telephone(PABX) -> to Light Signal Column
2.6.4 Connection of Muting Signal for Light Signal Column
1. MUTE 5, 6 SCL : Muting for Light Signal Column(Dry Contact)
2.6.5 Connection of Muting for Entertainment Device
1. MUTE 3, 4 ENT1 : Muting for Entertainment Device (Dry Contact)

2. MUTE 1, 2 ENT2 : Muting for Entertainment Device (Dry Contact)
2.6.6 Connection of General Alarm Pulse signal
1. OUT 7,8,9,10 GA/PULS : General Alarm 7-short & 1-long for SLC or other Device (Dry Contact)

2.6.7 Connection of General Alarm Continuous signal
1. OUT 3,4,5,6 GA/CONT : General Alarm Continuous for SLC or other Device (Dry Contact)
2.6.8 Connection of Fire Alarm Device
1. FA IN : Fire Alarm Input Signal by dry contact of F/A device

2. OUT2 TO FA : To F/A device, Activates the Out.2 when operating fire alarm by dry contract
3. MUTE TO FA : Stops FA only when MIC is pressed in bridge
2.6.9 Connection of Whistle Controller
1. OUT1 WHIST : Activates the whistle when operating GA, GA -> Whistle
2. ALM OUT : Activates the alarm when operating any alarm
2.6.10 Connection of 2-core speaker
1. SP1 ~ 6 : 2-core speaker -> Compass, Bridge Wing Port/St’bd, Lifeboat, Deck Area Outside

2.6.11 Connection of 2-core speaker
1. SP1 ~ 6 : 2-core speaker -> Compass, Bridge Wing Port/St’bd, Lifeboat, Deck Area Outside
2.6.12 Connection of emergency mute speaker for Life-boat(Port/St’bd)
1. Connection of 2-core speaker
2.6.13 Connection of emergency mute speaker for Fire Control Station(Port/St’bd)
1. Connection of 3-core speaker
2.6.14 Connection of external Microphone
1.
8. Mic1 : Microphone 1(Wing St’bd) 1. Mic8 : Microphone 8(FCS Port)
9.
2. Mic2 : Microphone 2(Wing Port) 2. Mic9 : Microphone 9(ECR)
10.
3. Mic3 : Microphone 3(Fore) 3. Mic10 : Microphone 10(SGR)
11.
4. Mic4 : Microphone 4(After) 4. Mic11 : Microphone 11(CCR)
12.
5. Mic5 : Microphone 5(Lifeboat St’bd) 5. Mic12 : Microphone 12(Main Unit)
13.
6. Mic6 : Microphone 6(Lifeboat Port) 6. T/B 1: Talk Back Mic1(Machinery)
14.
7. Mic7 : Microphone 7(FCS St’bd) 7. T/B 2: Talk Back Mic2(Deck)

2.6.15 Connection of General Alarm Push Button(STEIN SOHN, ZOLLNER)
2.6.16 Connection of General Alarm Push Button(PB3)
2.6.17 Connection of General Alarm Push Button(PB1,2) – for Wheel House
2.6.18 Connection of General Alarm Push Button(PB1,2) – for ECR, CCR and other area

2.6.19 Connection of Other Alarm Input
1. Alarm Sw1: Watch Alarm Input 1 6. Alarm Sw6: Bilge Alarm Input 6
2. Alarm Sw2: ESDS Alarm Input 2 7. Alarm Sw7: Engine Alarm Input 7
3. Alarm Sw3: CO2 Alarm Input 3 8. Alarm Sw8: Personal Alarm Input 8
4. Alarm Sw4: Machinery Alarm Input 4 9. Alarm Sw9: Cargo Alarm Input 9
5. Alarm Sw5: SGR Alarm Input 5 10 Alarm Sw10: Gas Detector Alarm Input
2.6.20 Connection of UPS fail input and AF Audio output
2.6.21 Connection of MF/HF BK Signal
2.6.22 Connection of Sound Reception System

2.6.23 Connection of Talk Back System

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선 Date : 2010.12.09 Doc. : M
MPA-9000_En
ng(Rev. 1.0)
Ge
eneral Guide
G
Messrs.
-------------------------------------------------
(MPA--9000 PA/G
GA System)
Public Addre
P ess / Generral Alarm Syystem
Revvision History
01 : Issued for first design : MP
PA-9000
02 :
03 :
This document contain

ns proprietary info
ormation and may not be copied, rep
produced, or utilizzed in anyway, in a
all or in part without
en permission from
writte m Marine Radio Co.,
C Ltd.
Copyyright © 2010 Marrine Radio Co., Ltd
d. All rights reservved.
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PA-9000_eng.doc ( MRC M
MARINE RAD
DIO CO., LTD
D.)
1. Introduction
The MPA-9000 system is a marine and offshore PA/GA system.
The system conforms to SOLAS, IMO MSC Circ 808, LSA Code VII 7.2 and IEC60945 regulations.
The system is available in different versions and offers a set of standard and optional features which covers
the equipments for a marine PA and General Alarm systems for all type of ship selection of output power
from 200W up to 4800W more and single or dual system according to the customer's request are available.
2. General Description
2.1 MPA-9000 Main Unit
It is designed for 19" 1 Unit rack mounting,
FEATURES:
- Up to 8 MPA 9000 control units connected.
- Up to 11 emergency microphones connected.
- External paging facility (from Talkback/PABX etc.).
- Prepared for A/B dual system, with alarm synchronization.
- Interfaces for manual and/or automatic alarms.
- Entertainment sources, with free zone selection.
- Signal processing capabilities.
- Configurable priority levels.
- 16 speaker outputs, with unlimited amplifier expansion.
- Facility for muting of local loudspeaker during paging.
- Override of entertainment volume-controls during paging.
- Output for mute of external GA system.
- Output for activation of external GA system.
- Synchronization with external GA tones.
- Up to 10 different alarms in the system.
- Chime (ding-dong) generator.
- LSC (Signal Light Column) activation.
- Mute of external alarm facility.
- Built-in loudspeaker, to monitor activity on zone
- Powered by 110/220V AC with automatic switch to 24V DC
- Overload, fault indication and amplifier monitoring
2.2 Electric & Environment Specification

1) Power Supply
a. Power Output : 400W ~ 4.8KW
b. Frequency Characteristics Within : 300 ~ 10,000Hz (6dB)
c. Distortion Ratio : 5% or less
d. S/N Ratio : 50dB or higher
e. Source of Power : AC220V 60Hz, DC 24V
f. Power Consumption : 40A (In case of DC24V/500W) – 40A Fuse/NFB
: 5A (In case of AC220V/500W) – 20A Fuse/NFB
g. Temperature and Humidity Range : -15℃~55℃, 90% or less

2.3 Built - in equipment technical Specification

2.3.1 Alarm Generator Unit, AG-901
a. Rated Output (when connected to PA) : Similar output as PA
b. Output Impedance : 600 Ω
c. Input Level (minimum input level for the rated : -40 ～ 0 dBm
d. Frequency Response : 300Hz ～ 6KHz (6dB)
e. Distortion Ratio : 5% or less
f. S/N Ratio : 50dB or higher
2.4 Kind of Signal In/Out/Mute Alarm

Signal in: All 18(Eighteen)
1) Abandon (Muster): Automatically operated (1100Hz); 1 short alarms, and 1 long alarm continuous
2) General Alarm
G/A Hand: Manually operated (1100Hz); sustained
G/A Auto: Automatically operated (1100Hz); 1 sec. interval, 7 short and 1 long alarm continuous
3) Fire Alarm: 1300Hz, 1100Hz, 0.25 sec. interval, (alternating) sustained at 1300Hz (optional) Fire Alarm
Signal
4) Alarm 7: Watch Alarm (optional)
5) Alarm 8: ESDS Alarm (optional)
6) Alarm 9: CO2 Alarm (optional)
7) Alarm 10: Machinery Alarm (optional)
8) Alarm 11: Steering Gear Alarm (optional)
9) Alarm 12: Bilge Alarm (optional)
10) Alarm 13: Engineer Alarm (optional)
11) Alarm 14: Personal Alarm (optional)
12) Alarm 15: Cargo Alarm (optional)
13) Alarm 16: Gas Det. Alarm (optional)
14) General Alarm Test
15) Fire Alarm Test
Signal Out Contact: All Ten (10) Contacts
Signal Mute Contact: All Six (6) Contacts
2.5 Output Signal of Alarm Generator

1) Abandon (Muster) Alarm
2) General Alarm
- G/A Hand: Manually operated (1100Hz); sustained

G/A Auto: Automatically operated (1100Hz); 1 sec. interval, 7 short and 1 long alarm continuous
3) Fire Alarm
-1. 1100Hz/1300Hz: Alternation
-2. 1100Hz: Continuous
4) Watch Alarm Input 1: Manually operated (400Hz); sustained
5) ESDS Alarm Input 2: Manually operated (600Hz); sustained
6) CO2 Alarm Input 3: Manually operated (800Hz ~ 1200Hz); sustained
7) Machinery Alarm Input 4: Manually operated (400Hz ~ 800Hz); sustained

8) Steering Gear Alarm Input 5: Manually operated (300Hz ~ 400Hz); sustained
9) Bilge Alarm Input 6: Manually operated (1300Hz ~ 900Hz); sustained
10) Engine Alarm Input 7: Manually operated (1500Hz); sustained
11) Personal Alarm Input 8: Manually operated (1200Hz/900Hz); sustained
12) Cargo Alarm Input 9: Manually operated (500Hz); sustained
2.6 Main Control Unit, MC-901

- Microphone options are Integrated Dynamic, Gooseneck, or Handheld.
- RS485/I2C data communication with MPA-9000 Operation Unit.
- 8 Zone-selection keys.
- PTT, All Zone Call Control, and Dimmer keys.
- Status-Led for system A and system B.
- LCD-indicators for all keys.
- Dimmable Backlight and indication LCD’s
- Local Mute Relays.
- Structure suitable for the marine environment.
2.7 Entertainment Unit (Radio/CD Player), PA-901(Option)

- AM/FM/CD - Super heterodyne System
- Mono-mixed 0dB output with speaker zone control
- Delivered with power supply 24V DC
- Rack expansion (3-U equipment) included

2.8 Power Amplifier Unit, PA-901

- Power Output: 400 Watts RMS (AC/DC), 800 Watts RMS (AC/AC) into 100 Volt line
- Maximum Load: 25/12.5 Ohms @ 100V
- Frequency Response: 200Hz - 15 kHz (± 3dB) into 100V
- THD: Less than 0.5% @ 1 kHz
- Distortion at Max Power: Less than 1%
- Signal To Noise Ratio: -90dB
- Input Sensitivity: 0.775Vrms (0dBu)
- Input Impedance: more than 20K Ohms
- Output: 100 Volts line
- Metering/Indicators Amp Status: LED output meter
- Power supply LED
- Output Protection LED
- Power Source: 220VAC / 24VDC
- Power Consumption: 40A, (DC24V, 500W), 5A, (AC220V, 500W)
- Power Consumption quiescent: 20W
- NFB or Fuse (AC/DC) for Initial Current: more than 30A
- Operating Temperature Range: -15℃ ~ +55℃
- Operating Humidity: 90% or less
2.9 Alarm Control Unit, AC-901

- Main Power: AC100~230V (50/60Hz) main power "ON"/"OFF" switch
- Auxiliary Power: DC-24V/ AC100~230V (50/60Hz) auxiliary power "ON"/"OFF" switch.
- Main power input fuse: AC100~230V (50/60Hz) main power input fuse (1A)
- Auxiliary power input fuse: DC-24V/ AC100~230V (50/60Hz) auxiliary power input fuse (3A/1A)
2.10 Monitor Speaker Panel, MS-271
2.11 Power Supply Unit, PS-901

- Main Power: AC100~230V (50/60Hz) main power "ON"/"OFF" switch
- Auxiliary Power: DC-24V/ AC100~230V (50/60Hz) auxiliary power "ON"/"OFF" switch.
2.12 Speaker Line Checker, SC-901 (Option)

- The SC-901 is the essential 100v line loudspeaker checking system for the 100v line amplifiers on a PA
system.
2.13 Talk-Back (Max: Seven (7) positions)

- Talk-Back Area
: Wing PORT/STBD
: Upper Deck FORE/AFT
: Steering Gear Room
: ECR (Engine Control Room)
: CCR (Cargo Control Room)
2.14 Paging Call

- All Paging Call : "0" Normal Mode
- Group Paging Call : "8" (Option) Playback Mode
: "9" (Option) Normal Mode

3. Partial Operation and Specifications

3.1 Alarm Generator Unit, AG-901
① IN USE: Indicates that the alarm generator is in operation

② FAIL: Indicates illegal operation (malfunction)
③ FUSE: No.1 General Alarm Generator Fuse(1A)
④ AUTO: Auto Switch of General Alarm Generator (Lock Type)
⑤ MANUAL: Manual Switch of General Alarm Generator
⑥ FIRE: Manual Switch of Fire Alarm Generator (Lock Type)
3.2 Main Control Unit, MC-901
1. MIC: Microphone interface

2. MIC VOL (Microphone Volume): Adjusts the microphone volume of the main control unit (generally
set to medium)
3. SPEAKER SELECTOR INDICATION
4. SPEAKER SELECTOR: Used to select which speaker inside the ship should be used
5. (Left): To move cursor left at the user programming mode, press the button.
(Right): To move cursor right at the user programming mode, press the button.
(Up): To move cursor up at the user programming mode, press the button.
(Down): To move cursor down at the user programming mode, press the button.
6. CALL: Produces an 800Hz alarm signal or dingdong chime when pressed
7. MODE: To adjust speaker selector at the user programming mode, press the "MODE" button, it
starts user programming mode.
8. ENT: Press the "ENTER" button, then the "speaker selector” is set to desired output. it stops the
user programming mode.
9. DIMMER: Adjust illumination of LCD back light and EL Light (5-Step).
10. Display Window:
3.3 Entertainment Unit(Options)

1. AM/FM/CD(MP3) Player
2. MF/HF/FM, Tape Player and DVD Player
3. With CD Shuttle and etc.

3.4 Power Amplifier Unit, PA-901
1. OUT LEVEL: Displays the voice output level

2. IN USE: Indicates that the system is operating normally (when the lamp is turned on)
3. FAIL: Indicates illegal operation including malfunction (when the lamp is turned on)
4. OUTCUT: Red lamp turned on when the auxiliary output circuit fuse is broken
(Lamp turned on when more than 120% of the rated output is loaded)
5. CHG-OVR: Inside manual changeover test switch for standby amplifier
3.5 Alarm Control Unit, AC-901
1. BZ STOP: "Static On" lamp flickering when an alarm is issued: this buzzer will stop the operation
2. FAIL LAMP: Turned on when an alarm is issued
The lamp displays the operation status of the power control unit.
3. FAIL BUZZER: Turned on when an alarm is issued
4. MAIN: Turned on in case of a problem in the main power input
5. EM’CY: Turned on in case of a problem in the auxiliary power input
6. Main Power Switch: 100~230VAC (50/60Hz) main power "ON"/"OFF" switch
7. Main power input fuse: 100~230VAC (50/60Hz) main power input fuse (1A)
8. Auxiliary Power Switch: 24VDC/100~230VAC (50/60Hz) auxiliary power "ON"/"OFF" switch.
9. Auxiliary power input fuse: 24VDC / 100~230VAC (50/60Hz) auxiliary power input fuse (3A/1A)

3.6 Monitor Speaker Panel
1. Monitor Speaker
2. MONI VOL: Adjusts the sound level of the monitor speaker
3.7 Power Supply Unit, PS-901
1. MAIN: Turned on in case of a problem in the main power input

2. EM’CY: Turned on in case of a problem in the auxiliary power input
3. Main Power Switch: 100~230VAC(50/60Hz) main power "ON"/"OFF" switch
4. Auxiliary Power Switch: 24VDC/100~230VAC (50/60Hz) auxiliary power "ON"/"OFF" switch.
Displays the operation status of the power control unit
3.8 Speaker Line Checker, SC-901 (Option)
1. LCD Display Window: Display the operation and all status of apparatus to LCD composed of
16-characters and 2-rows.
2. "POWER" Lamp: Display of power source
3. "Mode" Key: Edit mode of program
4. “ENTER” Key: Information is displayed in the LCD screen running.

5. “LEFT SHIFT” Key: Move left of cursor inside the LCD window.
6. “RIGHT SHIFT” Key: Move right of cursor inside the LCD window.
7. “INCREASE SHIFT” Key: Go to next mode or time up
8. “DECREASE SHIFT” Key: Go to previous mode or time down
9. “FAULT” Lamp: Turn on of lamp and ring of the buzzer
10. “BZ STOP” Key: The buzzer stops at fault situation.
3.9 Remote Controller(Access Panel with Zone Controller)
1. MONI: Indicates the sound level of the monitor speaker (automatically adjusted to medium when
power is connected)
2. MIC (Microphone Volume): Displays the volume level of the microphone of the Remote Controller
(automatically adjusted to medium when power is connected)
3. Monitor Speaker
4. MIC (Microphone) Volume: Up/down adjustment switch used to adjust the microphone volume
5. MIC: Microphone interface
6. MONI Volume: Up/down adjustment switch used to adjust the Monitor Speaker volume level
7. OUTPUT: Displays the output level
8. BUSY: Indicates that the system is on-air
9. FAIL LAMP: Indicates the system's power or a system failure (diagnoses the failure status)
10. CALL: Pressed to activate the alarm generator; its alarm signal is 800Hz
11. POWER: Power switch
12. DIMMER Volume: Up/down adjustment switch used to adjust the brightness of the POWER switch,
BUSY lamp, and SPEAKER SELECTOR
13. SPEAKER SELECTOR: Used to select speakers onboard for the broadcast

SPEAKER OPERATION TABLE
PRIORITY SPEAKER WORKING W W W U U S E S M O S A C W C M
ORDER SELECTOR SPEAKER H I I P P / / / A U T C A / / A
I N N P P G C L C T E C B H C I
S G G E E / H S E O I / N
T R R R R C I I R M N R R
L S P M O N D I E U
E T O D D O E E N M R N
B R E E M R G O E I
D T C C Y T M T
K K S E O
T T
F A A E
W F N
D T D
MICROPHONE
PLACE
1 W/H EMERG.SPEECH (OVERRIDE) ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ● ● ● ●
GEN EM'CY ALARM (OVERRIDE) W/H(AUTO) ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ● ● ● ● ●
2
GEN EM'CY ALARM (OVERRIDE) OTHER ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ● ● ● ● ●
3 FIRE ALARM (OVERRIDE) ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ● ● ● ● ●
OFF W/H REM ○ ○
W/H REM ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
WING (STBD) ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
WING (PORT) ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
UPP.DK FWD ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
TALK-BACK
UPP.DK AFT ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
S/G/R ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
4 W/H
REMOTE E/C/R ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
STEERING STAND ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
MACHINERY W/H REM ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
OUTSIDE W/H REM ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
ACCOM. W/H REM ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
CABIN W/H REM ○ ○ ○
EM'CY W/H REM ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ● ● ● ●
OFF C/C/R REM ○ ○
TALK-BACK C/C/R REM ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
MACHINERY C/C/R REM ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
C/C/R
5 OUTSIDE C/C/R REM ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
REMOTE
ACCOM. C/C/R REM ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
CABIN C/C/R REM ○ ○ ○
EM'CY C/C/R REM ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ● ● ● ●
6 PAGING CALL "0" DIAL AUTO TEL ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ● ● ● ● ●
OFF ○ ○
TALKBACK ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
MACHINERY ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
MAIN
7 OUTSIDE MAIN UNIT ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
UNIT
ACCOM. ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○
CABIN ○ ○ ○
EM'CY ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ○ ● ● ● ●
NOTE : AT mark ● speaker, the maximum volume is used neglecting the set position of volume
controls attached.
STOPPING
PLUG
ణణణణణణణణణణణణణణ
एऋऑऊऀࣜऎँࣿँऌऐअऋऊࣜएकएऐँउࣜ
उएऎࣩ࣮ࣵ࣬࣬ࣽࣜࣜࣜࣜࣜࣜࣜࣜ
ࣿऋउऌऋऊँऊऐࣜईअएऐ
अऐँउࣶएऋऑऊऀࣜऎँࣿँऌऐअऋऊࣜएकएऐँउ
एऄअऌࣜऊऋࣶऄࣱ࣯࣭࣮࣯ࣴ࣬࣫ࣴ࣫ࣴ࣫ࣴ
कࣽऎऀࣶࣜऀࣽँओऋऋࣜएऄअऌࣾऑअईऀअऊःࣜ࣢ࣜउࣽऎअऊँࣜँऊःअऊँँऎअऊःࣜࣿऋ࣪ࣨईऐऀ࣪
ࣿईࣽएए
ऊऋ उऋऀँई एऌँࣿअंअࣿࣽऐअऋऊ ऍࣣऐक ऎँउࣽऎइ
ࣿऋऀँ
࣭ उएऎࣩ࣮ࣵ࣬࣬ࣽ ࣩ उࣽअऊࣜऑऊअऐ࣮࣮ࣜࣽࣿ࣬ऒࣜऀࣰ࣮ࣿऒ ࣭
࣮ उऎࣩ࣭࣭ࣽ ࣩ ओ࣪ऐࣜउअࣿऎऋऌऄऋऊँ ࣰ
࣯ उऌएࣩ࣯࣬࣬ࣽ ࣩ ऌऋओँऎࣜएऑऌऌईक ࣭
ࣰ एऌࣽऎँࣜऌࣽऎऐ ࣩ एऌࣽऎँࣜऌࣽऎऐए ࣭एँऐ

MARINE RADIO CO.,LTD. Subject : Sound Reception System Page : (4 / 13)
주/선박무선 Date : 2010.12.11 Doc. : MSR-9200A(Rev. 1.0)
1.1 Features
This sound reception system is acoustic electronic navigational aids to enable the officer on the watch to
hear outside sound signals at totally enclosed
bridge in order to perform the look-out function as
required in the International Regulations for
Preventing Collisions at Sea, 1972. and SOLAS
2002(resolution A. 694(17)) revisions.
Thus, this system receives the sound signals in
all directions in the audio frequency 70Hz ~ 820Hz
and re-produces these incoming signals
electrically inside wheel house.
The four microphones operate in pair
depending of the approximate direction of the
received sound signal by these combinations.
The value for detection of sound signal is
75dBA.
The microphone active value of sound level for
detecting direction is more than 0.07mV between
forward and after or port and starboard.
Fig. 1 Direction Display of Sound Signa
1.2 System Configurations

This system includes main unit, microphone, power supply unit and peripherals.
Fig. 2 Connection Diagram of Sound Reception System
(QAS-ADD-008/0/09.09.25) manual\clock\ MSR-9200A.doc ( MRC MARINE RADIO CO., LTD.)

1.3 Name of Model

The system includes main unit, microphone and power supply unit.
No. Model Name Position Size Etc
1 MSR-9200A Main Unit Inside Wheel House 226(W)-162(H)-112(D)
2 MR-11A Water Tight Microphone Wing/Bow/Stern 153(W)-160(H)-143(D)
3 MPS-030A Power Supply Inside Wheel House 140(W)- 89(H)-169(D)
2. Specifications and Operations

2.1 System Features
-1. Easy operation.
-2. Support for up to 4 microphones (Starboard, port, bow and stern).
-3. Built-in wide band loud-speaker.
-4. Direction display of the sound signal.
-5. Dimmer control function.
-6. Sensitivity adjustment (one potentiometer per microphone inside the unit)
-7. Mute circuit for the ships own horn and talk-back system.
-8. Mute delay function (2sec).
-9. Installed bypass filter(70Hz ～820Hz/6dB)
-10. The power supply (MPS-030A) independently for private use.
-11. Main (AC100/230V) and emergency (24V DC) power using simultaneously.
-12. The electrets condenser microphone provides the proper reception required for audio frequency
band.
-13. The powerful microphone can withstand the rough environments.
-14. When 'Power On', this sound reception system is indication temporary direction of the indicator's
lamp
2.2 Specifications of Main Unit(MSR-9200A)

-1. Power Source : DC24V
-2. Power Consumption : Max. 30VA
-3. Frequency Characteristics : 70Hz - 820Hz (6dB)
-4. Distortion : less than 3% (-30dBm)
-5. Input Sensitivity : less than -45dBm
-6. S/N Ratio : more than 50dB
-7. AF Output : Max. 5W
-8. Operating Temperature Range : -25℃ ～ +55℃
-9. Operating Humidity : less than 95%
-10. Weight & Material : 2.15kg / Aluminum-Steel
-11. Color : Black
-12. Mounting Type : Flush Mounting
-13. Compass Safety Distance : 0.75m
-14. IP Grade : IP22

-1. Power Switch: "ON" and "OFF" Switch of Power.

-2. Dimmer: This switch control brightness of the "POWER" indicator's lamp.
-3. Volume: The potentiometer controls of volume for speaker
-4. Speaker
-5. Front Panel
-6. Direction Display of Sound Signal
-7. Terminal Connector for peripheral Connection
-8. Cable Holding Band
-9. Housing
2.3 Specifications of Microphone (MR-11A)

-1. Power Source & Consumption : DC15V / Max. 0.1VA
-2. Microphone Type : Electrets Condenser
-3. Input Sensitivity : -36±2dB/Pa (1 kHz)
-4. Impedance & S/N Ratio : less than 2.2㏀ / more than 50dB
-7. IP Grade & Weight : IP 56 / 1.1kg
-8. Housing & Color : ABS / N-7(Gray)
-9. Mounting Type : Wall Mounting
-11. Relative Distance between Microphones : Min. 0.5m
-12. Distance between Microphones and Compass : Min. 4m
-13. Recommended installation position : In case of four Microphones
Bow Near to monkey island in front of wheel house

St'bd Wing starboard side under roof
Port Wing port side under roof
Stern Rear side of compass deck escaped from direction of funnel

Fig. 3 MR-11A, Microphone Unit
2.4 Specifications of Power Supply (MPS-030A)

-1. Power Source : AC230/100V & DC24V
-2. Power Output : Max. 30VA
-3. Ripple Rejection Ratio : more than 50dB
-4. Changing Time of AC-DC : None
-9. Weight : 1.85kg
-10. Housing : Steel
-11. Color : Black/N-7(Gray)
-12. Mounting Type : Wall Mounting
Fig. 4 MPS-030A, Power Supply Unit
-1. Terminal Block: AC/DC Input and DC Output -2. AC Input Fuse: 1A (2AG)
-3. DC Input Fuse: 2A (2AG) -4. DC Output Lamp: LED(Red) Type
-5. AC Input Switch -6. DC Input Switch
-7. Ventilation Holes

3. Precautions on Installation
3.1 Setup of Microphone's Input Sensitivity
-1. The potentiometer(VR1～VR4)
adjusts the sound signal on
direction lamp.
The squelch circuit input
value(Maker standard) is set on
75dBA.
If needed, it may adjust again so
as to be proper at environment
conditions.
Factory Setup: 75dBA

① VR1: Bow's Microphone
② VR2: Stern's Microphone
③ VR3: St'bd's Microphone
④ VR4: Port's Microphone Fig. 5 MSR-9200A Main PCB
-2. The performance of this system depends upon the installation position of the microphone.
-3. Install the microphone in each side of the bridge wing/bow/stern or bridge top.
The microphones must be separated about 10-meter.
-4. Install the microphone in the place to avoid the wind generated by the ship.
-5. To prevent the howling, do not install a microphone in the entrance, window, and console speaker
or opening and closing door in the wheelhouse.
-6. The microphone U-bracket is fastened securely in place.
-7. When you install the microphone cable, wind the extra cable on the end of cable once more and
fasten it.
-8. To prevent the interference, do not combine the signal cables with other cable type such as power
source. The sound reception system should be connected with the other ones separately.
-9. To do so, protect the microphone from the vibration of the ship.
-10. Also, protect it from the vibration generated by the high sensitivity elements of the microphone.
-11. For sound reliability, the microphone should be installed at silent place
-12. When the howling occurs, turn down the volume until the howling stops.
4. Maintenance and Trouble Shooting

4.1 Maintenance
The machines’ life depends greatly on maintenance and management. To prevent the damage of the
machine, check it periodically. To avoid the electric shock or short circuit, make sure you turn off the main
source switch of the main unit and check it.
(1) Cleaning: With a soft cloth, wipe the machine to the accessible parts and remove oil or dirt.
(2) Inspection of Components: Inspect the abnormality of the components, such as rust of load wires,
condition of soldering, corrosion of the copper foil in the printed circuit boards.
(3) Voltage checking: Always check the voltage of the circuit.
(4) make sure the limited temperature and humidity are maintained.

4.2 Trouble Shooting

If the following problems occur, check each item.
Status Symptom and Fail Unit Check Point
1. Check the fuse(F1 2A) in power supply

MPS-030A 2. Check the fuse(F2 1A) front power supply
1. Power on is failure. Power Output 3. Check the fuse(F3 2A) front power supply
4. Check output(DC-24V) of IC1(7824).
Power Whole 1. Check all of the connector and cable.

Fail 1. Check the fuse(F1 2A) of power main
MSR-9200A unit.
2. Power on is failure. Power Control 2. Check in(24V)/out(12V) voltage of IC8
3. Check in(24V)/out(22V) voltage of R67
Whole 1. Check all of the connector and cable.
1. Check the voltage of IC3/7.

2. Check the voltage of IC1/2/4/5/6.
1. All microphone is MSR-9200A
3. Check K1 relay of operation.
failure. Main Unit
4. Check VR6 position of volume.
5. Check connector and cable of the unit.
Audio
1. Check the voltage(15V) of microphone.
Output 2. Specific microphone is MSR-9200A
2. Check the position(marked) VR1/2/3/4.
or failure. Main Unit
Lamp
1. Check the IC4-6, TR1-4. LD1-4
Fail 3. The audio sound is MSR-9200A
2. Check VR5 position of dimmer.
good, but display is fail Main Unit
1. Check the voltage of IC3/7.
4. The display is good, MSR-9200A
2. Check K1 relay of operation.
but audio sound is fail Main Unit
3. Check connection of mute line.
Please, consult the manufacturer if the above problems are not improved after troubleshooting.

25A
ࣿऋउउऑऊࣽईࣜࣽँऎअࣽईࣜएकएऐँउࣜࣜࣜࣜ
ࣱࣩ࣯ࣿࣽࣿࣵࣜࣜࣜࣜࣜࣜࣜࣜࣜࣜ
अऐँउࣶࣿऋउउऑऊࣽईࣜࣽँऎअࣽईࣜएकएऐँउ
ࣿईࣽएए
ࣿऋऀँ
࣭ ࣱࣩ࣯ࣿࣽࣿࣵ ࣩ ࣽउऌईअंअँऎࣜऑऊअऐ࣮࣮ࣜࣽࣿ࣬ऒࣲࣨ࣬ऄश࣭ࣨऌतࣨࣾइࣰ࣮ऒ ࣭ ࣿऋईऋऎࣶउࣽइँऎࣜएऐࣽऊऀࣽऎऀ
࣮ ࣽऐࣩࣴ࣬ࣳࣜࣜ ࣩ ऋउऊअࣜऐऒ࣫ंउࣜࣽपरडपपझ ࣭
࣯ ࣽओࣰࣲࣩ࣮ࣽࣜࣜࣜ ࣩ ࣲउࣜࣽउࣜओतथबࣜࣽपरडपपझࣜओथरतࣜआऱपटरथफपࣜࣾफऴ ࣭
ࣰ ऀࣰࣩࣾए ࣩ ऀअएऐऎअࣾऑऐऋऎࣰࣩࣜओࣽकࣜࣤअऊ࣫ऋऑऐࣩऎःࣲࣜࣿऋऊऊँࣿऐऋऎࣥ ࣰ ࣦऊँओࣜऐकऌँ

अएऋईࣽऐअऊःࣜࣿऋउࣾअऊࣽऐअऋऊࣜࣾऋऔ࣮࣮ࣜࣽࣿ࣬ऒࣜऎऌࣰ࣫ऐँई࣫ऎࣽऀअऋ࣫ऐऒࣜࣜएँउअ
ࣱ ऌउऎएࣰࣩࣜ ࣩ ࣰࣱ ई࣪अऒऋऎक
ंईऑएऄࣜऐकऌँ
अएऋईࣽऐअऊःࣜࣿऋउࣾअऊࣽऐअऋऊࣜࣾऋऔ࣮࣮ࣜࣽࣿ࣬ऒࣜऎऌࣰ࣫ऎࣽऀअऋ࣫ऐऒ
ࣲ ऌऎएࣰࣩ ࣩ ࣵ ई࣪अऒऋऎक
एँउअࣜंईऑएऄࣜऐकऌँ
ࣳ ऒऐऒࣰࣩ ࣩ ऐऒࣜࣿऋऎऀ ࣰ࣬
ࣴ ऎऒࣩ࣮ ࣩ ऎࣽऀअऋࣜࣿऋऎऀ ࣰ࣬
ࣵ उࣩࣩࣽआआ ࣩ ࣿऋऊऊँࣿऐऋऎ ࣭
࣭࣬ ऑࣩऌࣩः ࣩ ࣿऋऊऊँࣿऐऋऎ ࣮࣬
࣭࣭ उࣩऌࣩࣳ ࣩ ࣿऋऊऊँࣿऐऋऎ ࣱ
࣭࣮ ࣱࣩࣳफतऩ ࣩ ँऊऀࣜऎँएअएऐँऎ ࣮࣬
࣭࣯ एऌࣽऎँࣜऌࣽऎऐए ࣩ उࣽइँऎࣜएऐࣽऊऀࣽऎऀ ࣭एँऐ

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주/선박무선 Date : 2010.8.09 Job : M50309
General Guide
Messrs
(Communal Aerial System)
(Inter-communication Entertainment System)
(QAS-ADD-008/0/05.10.24) manual\cas\cas_eng.doc ( MRC MARINE RADIO CO., LTD.)

주/선박무선 Date : 2010.8.09 Job : M50309
CONTENTS
1. General Description ....................................................................................................................... 1
2. Components .................................................................................................................................... 1
2.1 Connection Diagram of the System ........................................................................................ 1
2.2 Components ......................................................................................................................... 2
3. Specification .................................................................................................................................... 2
3.1 MF/SW/FM/VHF/UHF Amplifier (CAC-953, CAC-953A) .......................................................... 2
3.2 Power Supply(inside Main Unit) ............................................................................................... 2
3.3 Omni-Directional Antenna(AT-807) ......................................................................................... 2
3.4 6m Whip Antenna(AW-624) ................................................................................................... 3
3.5 VTR Amplifier(UP-40A, Option) .............................................................................................. 3
4. Installations ...................................................................................................................................... 3
4.1 Installation Method ................................................................................................................... 3
4.2 Connection Method of Antenna & Coaxial Cable(RG-12U) ......................................................... 4
4.3 Connection Method of Out-Let Box & Coaxial Cable(RG-6) ........................................................ 4
4.4 Connection Method of U-P-G Connector & 5C-FB Cable............................................................ 5
5. General Cautions ............................................................................................................................. 5
6. Maintenance and Trouble Shooting ................................................................................................. 6

6.1 Caution before Maintenance ..................................................................................................... 6
6.2 Trouble Shooting ...................................................................................................................... 6
7. Inspection Data Sheet ....................................................................................................................... 7

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1. General descriptions
The CAC-953 system is a maritime antenna specially designed for the vessel, as well as a broadband
amplifier that amplifies and distributes overall band such as radio broadcasting including MF, SW and FM,
TV broadcasting including VHF(H/L) and UHF, and VTR signal.
Especially, it is an omni-directional antenna so that it can safely receive the propagation during sailing and
uses the whip antenna to receive the MF/SW signal. It has a built-in broadband amplifier for
AGC(Automatic Gain Control) to prevent the degradation of the propagation received weakly. In addition, it
does not require any maintenance after installation because it is designed firmly. "If the power is supplied
after installation, all the functions are automatically operated."
2. Components
2.1 Connection Diagram of the System
-1. Minimum reception level of TV(Standard) : 60dB

-2. Minimum reception level of radio(Standard) : 40dB
-3. Maximum Out-Let Box per a system : 64EA
-4. Maximum Out-Let Box per a line : DB-2/3/4(4EA), DB-8(2EA)
-5. Impedance of Terminal Resistor : 75 ohm(Non-inductance resistor)

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2.2 Components
1) Main amplifier(CAC-953) : The number of the maximum subscriber is 64 EA. Automatic gain amplifier
and power supplier for MF/SW/FM/VHF/UHF.
2) Sub amplifier(CAC-953A) : The number of the maximum subscriber is 128 EA. Automatic gain
amplifier and power supplier for MF/SW/FM/VHF/UHF.(Used when the number of the subscriber
exceeds 64 EA or cable is extremely damaged.)
3) VTR Amplifier(UP-40A, Option)
4) Omni-Directional Antenna(AT-807) : For FM, VHF/L, VHF/H, UHF
5) Six-meter whip antenna(AW-624) : For AM Radio
6) Antenna junction box(JB-4 W/T) : For AM Antenna
7) Distributor
8) Terminal for radio and TV
9) Radio/TV, telephone and AC-220 RP terminal
10) Radio/TV cord set
11) Installation materials: End Resister(75 Ohms and connector)
12) Spare parts : Manufacturer standard
3. Specification
3.1 MF/SW/FM/VHF/UHF Amplifier Unit (CAC-953, CAC-953A)
-1. Frequency Gain : MF/SW(150kHz - 30MHz) - Min. 20dB
: VHF.L(45MHz - 110MHz) - Min. 20dB
: VHF.H(170MHz - 225MHz) - Min. 20dB
: UHF(470MHz - 850MHz) - Min. 20dB
-2. Automatic Gain Control : 0 - 37dB
-3. Gain Deviation : MF/SW(0.8dB), VHF(1.0dB), UHF(2.0dB)
-4. Noise Figure : MF/SW(7dB), VHF(8dB), UHF(8dB)
-5. Maximum Output Level : MF/SW(85dB), FM/VHF/UHF(110dB)
-6. Power Consumption : DC-12V, 380mA, Max. 10VA
: AC-220V, 20mA, Max. 10VA
-7. Weight : Approx. 6.8Kg
-8. Operation Temperature : -20oC ∼ +40oC
-9. In/Out Impedance : 75 ohm
3.2 Power Supply (inside Main Unit)

-1. Power Source : AC-110/220V, 1-ph, 50/60Hz
-2. Output Power : DC-12V, 1.2A
-3. Fuse : 250V, 1A
3.3 Omni-Directional Antenna(AT-807)

-1. Frequency Range : 40MHz ∼ 850Mh
-2. Gain : 20dB ± 3dB
-3. Automatic Gain Control : 0 ∼ 25dB
-4. Output Impedance : 75 ohm
-5. Maximum Output Level : 110dB
-6. Power Consumption : 120mA
-7. Input Voltage : DC-12V
-9. Weight : Approx 6Kg

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3.4 6m Whip Antenna(AW-624)

-1. Frequency Range : 0.1MHz ∼ 30MHz
-2. Output Impedance : 75 ohm
-3. Rx Pattern & Polarization : Omni-Directional Type
-4. Height : 6.15m
-6. Stand Rate for Wind : Max. 50m/s
-7. Weight : Approx 2.7Kg
3.5 VTR Amplifier(UP-40A, Option)

-1. Frequency Gain : VHF.L(45MHz - 110MHz) - Min. 30dB
: VHF.H(170MHz - 225MHz) - Min. 30dB
: UHF(470MHz - 750MHz) - Min. 30dB
-2. Gain Deviation : VHF(1.0dB), UHF(2.0dB)
-3. noise Figure : VHF(8dB), UHF(8dB)
-4. Maximum Output Level : FM/VHF/UHF(105dB)
-5. Power Consumption : AC-220V, 50mA, Ma x. 11VA
-6. Weight : Approx. 1.7Kg
-7. Color : Black
-9. In/Out Impedance : 75 ohm
4. Installations
4.1 Installation Method
The performance of this system depends on the installation method. To install this system,
make sure that you consider the following;
① Install an antenna in a high position to keep away from the metal obstacles.
② Install an amplifier in place where humidity, heat or strong noise do not exist.
③ When you connect coaxial cable, you should not bend it extremely. If you bend it unavoidably,
it should be bent more 6 times than a diameter of coaxial cable.
④ Connect the external shield wires exactly.
⑤ When you connect coaxial cable to each connector, shorten the length of the insulated conductor
as possible.
⑥ When coaxial cable is damaged or cut, you should not connect it at random and should use the
standard connector.
⑦ Connect 75 Ohm of noninductive resistance to each port that is not used.
⑧ Shorten the length of cable as possible.
⑨ To install each terminal, keep the maximum radius from noise source because its field intensity
is low.
⑩ Make sure of using the standard coaxial cable.
⑪ If the length of cable is too long or the number of the distribution exceeds the standard limit,
make sure of using the sub amplifier.(For more information, inquire of the manufacturer)

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4.2 Connection Method of Antenna Connector & Coaxial Cable(RG-12U)
Figure 2. Connection Method of Antenna Connector & Cable

① Remove the cable skin approximately 35 mm.
② Solder the shield wire evenly. At this time, note that the part of the solder can make even.
③ As shown in figure, carefully cut the shield wire and insulator in order not to damage the insulated
conductor.
④ Separate the connector, insert its cover to the shield wire and turn its plug in the direction of the
arrow firmly.
⑤ Solder through the plug's hole to firmly connect the shield wire with the connector.
Cut the projecting part from the front and solder the connector's hole.
4.3 Connection Method of Out-Let Box & Coaxial Cable(RG-6)
Figure 3. Connection Method of Out-Let Box & Cable
① Remove the cable skin approximately 18mm.

② Put the shield over the cable skin.
③ Carefully, cut the internal insulator approximately 12 mm.
④ Loose the band of the outlet joint, insert it and tighten it as shown in figure.

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4.4 Connection Method of U-P-G Connector & 5C-FB Cable
Figure 4. Connection Method of U-P-G Connector & Cable
① Remove 5C-FB cable as shown in figure. Keep the gap of 4mm and 10mm.
The inner center should not be cut.
② Fully remove the gold-colored shield to the position c.
③ Do not remove the silver foil at the position d.
④ First, insert the support ring to cable and then U-P-G connector to PVC. At this time,
insert the insulator to the position e.
⑤ Place the support ring to the position e and tighten it with a nipper as shown in figure.
5. General Cautions
① If the vessel is in port, the duel image can be displayed due to the reflected wave from building,
crane and mountain. This originates from the omni-directional antenna.
② If this antenna is too near the transmitting antenna of the certain broadcasting station,
the transmission of other broadcasting stations can be extremely degraded. This originates from
the self-AGC operation of the amplifier that prevents the saturation generated by the
strong signal of the certain broadcasting station.
③ Because the short wave has various problems(For example, fading, diffuse reflection, attenuation
and atmospherics), the receiving strength can extremely vary.
④ Make sure that you do not change the circuit and components in this system at your own.
⑤ Connect cable exactly, according to the terminal symbol of the drawing.
⑥ Connect the ground lines in each port to that in cable.
⑦ The reflected wave of the AM wave between transmitting stations is too near compared to that
of TV wave. So, it can be confused with other wave when it is amplified to high gain.
⑧ When the power lamp indicating the ground failure is on, use the recommended insulation cord
to connect TV.
⑨ Adjust the main/sub amplifier of the omni-directional antenna automatically.
⑩ Connect the coaxial cable of the out-let box firmly.
⑪ Carefully connect cable. If a problem occurs in cable, troubleshooting is impossible in fact.
That is why too much time and cost are required to resolve the problems.(Ask manufacturer).

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6.1 Caution before Maintenance

- 1. When you extract the PCB plug, make sure you turn off the power switch.
- 2. Carefully, handle IC, precision parts and electronic components.
- 3. Make sure a short circuit is not generated in the power input.
6.2 Trouble Shooting

- 1.Main Unit
1) Power Supply :
① Check the input power voltage(AC 110/220V).
② Check the rectifier and AC fuse.
③ Check the output power voltage(AC 15V) of the transformer.
④ Check the output power voltage(DC 12V) of the regulator.
2) All Band Amplifier

- AM(MF/SW) Amplifier
① Check the input power voltage(DC 12V).
② Check the reception of the AM antenna input terminal using a portable AM/SW radio.
Abnormal --> Bad AM antenna parts.
③ Check the reception of the amplifiers in all band using a portable AM/SW radio.
- VHF/UHF Amplifier(TV/FM)
② Check the reception of the omni-directional antenna using a TV monitor.
-2. Omni-directional Antenna(FM, VHF/UHF)

② Check the impedance(App. 300Ω) of the omni-directional antenna using a tester.
-3. Distributer
- After installing a terminal resistor(75Ω) on outlet box and distributer.
①Input/output DC impedance of 4-way Distributer : App. 20Ω
② Input/output DC impedance of 2-way Distributer : App. 40Ω
- Before installing a terminal resistor(75Ω) on outlet box and distributer.
① Input/output DC impedance of 4-way Distributer : more 10㏁
② Input/output DC impedance of 2-way Distributer : more 10㏁
-4. TV and Radio Terminal & Outlet Box

① If the input/output DC impedance of the cable and TV/radio connector is unlimited,
it is normal value.

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General Guide
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1. Introduction
This manual is contained construction, function, operation, installation and maintenance of the MCX -
5000 series auto-exchanger system.
The MCX - 5000 series auto-exchanger system has been designed reliable semi-conductor,
micro-computer control "DTMF" system. The system is carefully designed about ability of the drip- proof,
water-proof, impact-proof and corrosion-proof because of marine use for bad circumstance.
The system is designed from 24 lines to 128 lines by step 8 lines each.
The MCX – 5000S be tested and approved according to IEC 60945.
2.1 Central Exchange
Features;
-1. Extension to Extension Call
-2. External Call and 4 Lines Trunk (Sat-com etc)
-3. Transfer for External Call
-4. Paging Call (P/A System, Group Paging)
-5. Add-On Conference
-6. Priority Call
-7. Restriction of External Call
-8. Camp-on
-9. Wake up Call
-10. Group Call
-11. Diagnosis using Self Number Test
-12. Simple Maintenance
-13. Easy Trouble Shooting by Simple display
-14. Variety Application
2.2 Electric & Environment Specification

1) Power Supply
a. Power Source : AC 100, 110, 115 / 200, 220, 230V, 1Ø, 50/60 Hz
b. Emergency Power : DC 24V (Ripple less than 5%)
c. Power Consumption : AC: less than 100VA
DC: less than 4A (at 24V DC)
d. Temperature : -20℃ ∼ +45℃
e. Humidity : less than 90%

3. Technical Data
3.1 Capacity of the System
a) Capacity of Subscribers and Trunk Lines
No. Model Capacity Etc
1 MCX-5000A Extension 36 + Trunk 4
2 MCX-5000B Extension 60 + Trunk 4
3 MCX-5000C Extension 84 + Trunk 4
4 MCX-5000D Extension 124 + Trunk 4
b) Simultaneous Call : 12 Call Lines

c) Add-On Conference : Max 6 Parts
d) Paging Call : 3 Lines
e) Group Call : 10 Group
3.2 Specifications of lines
a. Subscriber Line Impedance : 600
b. Insertion Loss : less than 6dB
c. Cross Talk : more than 60dB
d. Line Resistance : 200Ω
e. Insulation : more than 1M
3.3 Configuration of the System
a) Kind and Function of Board
No. Model Capacity Etc
1 Switching Regulator Power Supply
2 CPU Board Control of Full System
3 Dial Board Receive of Dial & Generate of Tone Signal
4 Trunk Board Extension & 4-Trunk Lines
5 I/O Board 8-Extension Lines per a Board
3.4 Assignment of Call Number (The number is changeable by request)
1 General Subscriber No. 20 ∼ No. 99(less than 80-Line)

No.220 ～ No.347(more than 80-Line)
2 Trunk Line No. 12, 13, 14, 15
3 Paging No. 0, 9, 8
4 Add-On Conference No. 16
5 Self Testing No. 19, Self Number
6 Priority Call ＊
7 Camp-on #
8 Wake up Call No.17(Once), No.18(repetition)
9 Group Call *1, *2, *3, *4, *5, *6

3.5 Function
-1. Standard Function
a. Inter - Communication
b. External Call, Lines Trunk(Sat-com etc)
Ex :12 ---------- Sat-com
13 ---------- Trunk No.1
14 ---------- Trunk No.2
15 ---------- Etc
c. Paging Call to P/A System
Ex : 0 ----------- Paging Call
8 ----------- Group 1(Deck)
9 ----------- Group 2(Engine)
d. Call Transfer for Trunk Line
e. Add-On Conference(Max. 6 Parts)
f. Camp-On
g. Group Call
Max. 10 Groups, Max. 10 Line Phone per 1 Group
h. Self Ring Test
i. Warning of Off Hook Alarm
j. Automatic Change to Emergency Power
k. Failure Warning and Display
-2. Options
a) Restriction of Call or Others
a. Restriction of Trunk calls (Ex: Sat-com.)
b. Paging Call
c. Priority
d. Wake up Call [No.1(Once), No.2(repetition)]
b) Priority Class (Option)

Priority Call can be assigned to five levels; "1, 2, 3, 4, 5". The highest level is 1, the second level is 2,
and the lowest level is 5. The same or lower level can be interrupted but the highest level cannot be
interrupted.
Table of level for priority call
Level for priority Level Code Explanation Etc
1 90 No.1 is highest level for priority call

No.5 is lowest level for priority call.
2 70 Authorization for priority call.
1) Higher level -> Lower level : Interrupt OK
3 50
2) Lower level -> Higher level : Interrupt impossible.
4 30 3) Same level : Interrupt OK
* This function will be available after fully
5 10
set "priority call function" from front LCD panel

3.6 Receiving Dial Signal: DTMF (Dial Tone Multi-Frequency)

a) Configuration of Frequency
HIGH 1209Hz 1336Hz 1477Hz

LOW
697Hz 1 2 3
770Hz 4 5 6
852Hz 7 8 9
941Hz ＊ 0 #
b) Configuration of Dial Signal

a. Frequency Distortion : less than ± 2%
b. Frequency Deviation : less than ± 1.5%
c. Signal Level : High -> -9 ± 2dB
: Low -> -10 ± 2dB
3.7 Audible Tone

Tone Frequency Cadence Etc
Signal Tone 350 + 440 Hz Continuous
Ring Back Tone 440 + 480 Hz 1sec On/ 3sec Off
Busy Tone 480 + 620 Hz 0.5sec On/ 0.5sec Off
DND/No More Calls 480 + 620 Hz 0.25sec On/ 0.25sec Off
Error Tone 480 + 620 Hz 0.25sec On/ 0.25sec Off for 2sec
Confirmation Tone 350 + 440 Hz 0.05sec On/ 0.05sec Off for 2sec
Transfer/Conf. 350 + 440 Hz 0.1sec On/ 0.1sec Off
3.8 Serial Interface Connections and Protocol to Master Clock/GPS

a. 1-Serial Input(NMEA-0183, IEC1162-1, RS-422/232/485 Compatible, $GPZDA)
b. Baud Rate Preset: 4800BPS
c. Data Bits: 8-bits
d. Parity: None
e. Stop Bit: 1
f. ZDA (Time and Date)
Year(UTC)
Local zone hours description 00h

to±13h
Local zone minutes description,

same sign as local hours
$-- ZDA, hhmmss.ss, xx, xx, xxxx, xx, xx*hh <CR><LF>
Month(UTC), 01 to 12
Day(UTC), 01 to 31
UTC(Hour, Minute, Second)

INSTALLATION GUIDE
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(MCX-5000S Auto- Exchanger System)
Revision History
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1. Installation Guide
1.1 System Connection Diagram

1.2 Frame Position

1.3 Terminal Board

2 General
1.1 Planning
The installation should be planned in details before commencing. The cables should be listed in a cable
plan, with number of pairs etc. The location of each unit in the communication system should be planned to
obtain maximum performance and user availability.
1.2 Power
The operating power is 220VAC 60Hz as primary, and 24VDC as backup. With automatic switching
between primary and secondary power source.
1.3 Marking
Each cable is to be marked with cable numbers.
Each conductor is to be marked with the specific termination numbers.
Please note that MRC uses plug-able screw terminals in all units.
1.4 Fastening
Where applicable, the cables and the conductors shall be clamped to the structure with cable ties.
1.5 Preservation
Prior to, during, and after installation the equipment must be handled with care. And protected against acid
holding fluids, pollution, moist, impacts etc.
This is in order to avoid damaged equipment, for which MRC will claim void warranty.
1.6 Cable Requirements

All cables used in the MCX system must be of approved ship cable type.
Requirements:
- Common outer screen
- Individually twisted pairs
- Recommended conductor size is 0.75 mm²
- All cabling in the MCX must be a separate network.
- Do not combine different systems in the same cable. This is to prevent disturbance and noise caused by
interference.
1.7 Screen Connection

In order to obtain maximum
performance after installation, it is
necessary to terminate the cables
ground the screens in a good
manner.
The cables are to de-isolated by
removing approximately 200 mm of
the outer insulation.
Then the screen braid is cut off
approximately 30 mm longer than
the outer isolation. The conductors
are to be de-isolated and ferruled
before they are inserted into the
terminals.
The outer screen is clamped to the

cable fixing rails inside the cabinet.
Cable ties of a conductive type
(metal) are recommended for best
result. The cable outer screens are
to be terminated as shown. Conductive type of cable ties is recommended to obtain best possible screen
connections.

2. Connection with Peripheral Device

2.1 Connection to External Alarm Buzzer
In the auto-exchanger, there are buzzer terminals as follow
-1. Be careful of that wrong connection of terminals (+, -).
2.2 Connection to Master Clock or GPS

For wakeup call or time identify inside PABX, the time synchronizing is needed to connect between
PABX and GPS or master clock interface as NMEA-0183 signal format.
2.3 Connection to Public Address System

In the auto-exchanger, there are 8 terminals as follow
-1. Line L1, L2 is voice signal output, A1 (Dial 8) and COM operate paging of public address system.

2.4 Connection of trunk lines (CO lines or Sat-com)

The exchange has 4 trunk ports that can be connected to CO lines or to Sat-com.
The connection of trunk ports can be done as follow:
When CO1, CO3 connect: Auto
CO2, CO4 connect: Manual
2.5 Connection of signal relay box for external bell.

Connect to the line wiring (B1, B2 connected to L1, L2 and power) as shown bellow.
2.6 Connection of auto-exchanger and each telephone (LC-212A/B, Desk/Wall type)

Telephone set individually connected to the line connect as shown bellow.
For the internal wiring (L1, L2) change, assign of telephone number is depended on the number of I/O
card. The card has 24-line per one.

2.7 Connection of telephone for flush type telephone. (LC-215A/215AS/215AW)

-1. Only the connection is applicable to inserted signal relay box in telephone set.
-2. And the system can be connected peripheral bell or lamp if need.
-3. Connect to the wiring as shown bellow.(Power Source / Bell & Buzzer : DC24V only)
2.8 Connection of telephone for external bell. (LC-213A~G1, LC-215C)

-1. Only the connection is applicable to inserted signal relay box in telephone set.
-2. And the system can be connected peripheral bell or lamp if need.
-3. Connect to the wiring as shown bellow.(Power Source / Bell & Buzzer : AC or DC)

2.9 Connection diagram among I.S. barrier box (BB-922), telephones and peripheral devices.
This telephone system is designed for intrinsically safe construction and proper ignition grade (IIC
T6) so that it can be communicated in hazardous area where gas can be exploded.
In order to be intrinsically safe, energy and energy storage must be constrained to “safe” levels in
hazardous area apparatus. Wiring inherently has capacitance formed by a dielectric material between
two conductors.
2.9.1 Wiring concept diagram
2.9.2 Detail connection wiring of the I.S. telephone

The A/T barrier box BB-922 is placed in a non-hazardous area up to one 300-meter from the phone,
limiting the energy levels going to the hazardous area to conform to intrinsically-safe requirements.
Where multiple I.S. telephone wires are routed together, shielded cable should be used. The use of
shielded cable prevents cross-talk from occurring between multiple I.S. telephone circuits. The shield
must be grounded to an I.S. ground and connected only at the barrier box.
Typical intrinsically-safe installation

2.10 Precautions as connection (etc)

-1. You should be confirming power change switch (AC-110/220V) before power input.
(There is power change switch on side of power source unit in auto-exchanger.)
-2. Be careful of that wrong connection of DC-24V power (emergency power) terminals (+, -).
3. Automatic Telephone Equipment Family

3.1 Auto-Telephone Specifications
1) Classification of Telephones: The automatic telephone can be classified into various system in
accordance with application purpose, namely the desk, wall, flush and portable type.
No. Type Name Area I.S. Type Etc

1 Desk LC-221A Office, Accommodation Room or All Cabin
LC-222B W/H, Mess Room etc(N.W/T)
LC-213A Mess Room(N.W/T)
LC-213C Galley, Mess Room(Gland : 2EA)
LC-213E Fire Control Station(W/Sig Kit, Gland : 3EA)
LC-213F E/R, S/G Room(W/Sub Rx, Gland : 2EA)
2 Wall
LC-213F1 E/R, S/G Room(W/Sub Rx, Sig Kit, Gland : 3EA)
LC-213G E/R, S/G Room(W/Headset, Gland : 2EA)
LC-213G1 E/R, S/G Room(W/Headset, Sig Kit, Gland : 3EA)
LC-213K SGR, Hazardous Area(I.S. Type) I.S. Type
LC-213L Pump Room, Hazardous Area(I.S. Type W/Headset) I.S. Type
LC-215A W/H(W/Dimmer Switch)
LC-215C Engine Control Room(W/Signal Kit)
3 Flush
LC-215S W/H(W/Dimmer Switch & Speaker Phone)
LC-215AW W/H(W/Dimmer Switch & Water Tight)
LC-217 Bunker Station, Upper Deck P/S
4 Portable
LC-213M Pump Room, Hazardous Area(I.S. Type) I.S. Type
2) Electric Specifications
Operation Voltage : DC 15V(Standard)

Power Consumption) : App. 0.2W, 30mA, DC-6V(Standard)
Speech Amplification Gain : App. 25dB
Side-Tone Amplification Gain : App. -15dB
DTMF Gain : App. 5dB
Oscillator Frequency : 3.579545MHz(Crystal)
Operating Temperature Range : -10 ∼ +40
Operating Humidity : less than 90%
3.2 Desk/Wall Type Telephone (LC-212A, 212B type)

This telephone, being of non water-proof structure, has the hand-set with a built-in circuit network,
tone-ringer and push-button dial in a housing made of ABS resin.
This telephone is also provided with various function buttons includes hold (♪), redial(R/P), flash (a).
This desk/wall type telephone has a fastener and bracket to prevent the hand set from dropping from the
cradle when the ship is subjected to pitching and rolling. The terminal box may be connected to the non
water-proof terminal box(JB-61,62) For user wall type telephone(LC-212B), take off the base, mount it on
the wall with screws, and put the telephone onto the base.

① Flash Button (a): If you have wrong number during link to subscriber, retrying push the on-hook
button.
② Redial Button(R/P): It could be automatic dialing to subscriber number in the latest time.
③ Call Signal Lamp:
-1. You can see blinking the phone signal lamp, when you got the calling.(Neon Lamp)
-2. The lamp is on in using time.(Red LED)
④ Magnetic Holder for handset
⑤ Bracket for wall type telephone(LC-212B1)
3.3 Wall Type Telephone(LC-213A∼G1)
This telephone set has a drip-proof type housing case (accommodates circuit network, push-button dials,
neon lamp, signal relay circuit (LC-213F1/G1 for external alarm) headset connector, sub receiver) a
handset. To use the wall telephone with headset (LC-213G/G1) or sub-receiver (LC-213F/F1) in a noisy
place, plug-in the headset to the telephone.

3.4 Flush Type Telephone (LC-215A /C)

This telephone set, being of non water proof structure, has a handset, circuit network, push button dials,
neon lamp, speaker and terminals inside its housing. The LC-215C type telephone set also has the terminal
for an external signal in the box. This flush type telephone set (LC-215A) is provided with a dimmer SW.
It is used mostly in a wheel house.
3.5 Portable Type Telephone (LC-217)

This telephone set, being of drip-proof structure, has a handset, circuit network, push button, neon lamp
and cord-connecting receptacle inside its housing. The accessories include a water-proof junction box
(JB-5) and water-proof connection cord (5-20m). Usually when making a call carry it to the desired place,
then connect the extension cord to the cover and lift the handset. Further operations are the same as those
for other telephone.
When the conversation ends, put hang up the handset, put the handset cord in the housing pocket and
close the cover. To store this telephone set, disconnect the connection cord from the telephone and fasten
the water-proof cap of the connection tightly.
Especially for rainy weather, close the cover for protection of inside parts.

3.6 I.S. Type Telephone (LC-213K, L, M)
This telephone system is designed for intrinsically safe construction and proper ignition grade (IIC T6) so
that it can be communicated in hazardous area where gas can be exploded.
The intrinsically safe construction does not ignite explosive gas or dust when the heat is caused by short
circuit, broken line and ground. Also, it is especially designed for ship to prevent water, humidity and
insects. This system, the telephone set and calling unit, has switch, terminal and replay. In calling, it uses
an air horn in hazardous area, and uses the buzzer and bell in safety area.
The telephone set adapts the low noise OP-AMP, so it improves call tone and side tone. Moreover, it
largely reduces noise incoming through a telephone transmitter; by using the circuit who’s CMRR
(Common Mode Rejection Ratio) is high.
The power is supplied to "JB Box". The current and voltage are limited for explosion-proof architecture.
As shown in figure below, the Intrinsic Safety system is largely divided into two groups; One is telephone
set(Portable) and another is calling unit(Relay and terminal).

एऋऑऊऀࣜऌऋओँऎࣜऐँईँऌऄऋऊँࣜࣜࣜࣜࣜ
ईࣩࣿࣴ࣬࣬ࣜࣜࣜࣜࣜࣜࣜࣜࣜࣜࣜ
COMPONENT LIST
ITEM:NO.1 SOUND POWER TELEPHONE SYSTEM
SHIP NO:H5380
CLASS
CODE
DESK TYPE TEL MUTUAL SELECTIVE CALLING CAPTAIN'S/CHIEFENGINEER'S
1 LC-812 A
(MAX-12SELECTOR)
2
DAY RM
TERMINAL BOX FOR DESK TYPE TEL FLUSH TYPE

2 JB-8 A1
(MAX-12SELECTOR)
2 CAPTAIN'S/CHIEFENGINEER'S
WT WALL TYPE TEL WITH HEADSET SW & EXTERNAL KIT S/G/R,M/E LOCAL CONTROL
3 LC-814 G
2-GLAND MUTUAL SELECTIVE CALLING(MAX-12SELECTOR
1
STSTION COLOR:GRAY
WT WALL TYPE TEL WITH HEADSET SW & EXTERNAL KIT S/G/R,M/E LOCAL CONTROL
4 LC-814 G1
1
STSTION COLOR:GRAY
S/G/R,M/E LOCAL CONTROL
5 MR-2000 C HEADSET WITH 15M CORD 2
STSTION
FLUSH TYPE TEL WITH EXTERNAL SIGNAL KIT & DIMMER SW
6 LC-816 A MUTUAL SELECTIVE CALLING(MAX-12SELECTOR) DIMMER POWER 1 W/H COLOR:GRAY
DC24V
FLUSH TYPE TEL WITH EXTERNAL SIGNAL KIT MUTUAL SELECTIVE
7 LC-816 C
CALLING(MAX-12SELECTOR)
2 E/C/C,F/C/S
8 RB-25B B AC220V RELAY BOX 5-GLAND 1 M/E SIDE
9 EH14 F AC220V ELECTRIC HORN W/FLASHING LIGHT ABS 2 S/G/R,M/E SIDE

COMPONENT LIST
ITEM:NO.2 SOUND POWER TELEPHONE SYSTEM
SHIP NO:H5380
CLASS
CODE
CARGO PUMP PRIME MOVER
WT WALL TYPE TEL WITH HEADSET SW & EXTERNAL KIT
1 LC-814 G1
1 SIDE
COLOR:GRAY
2 MR-2000 C HEADSET WITH 15M CORD 2
SIDE,PUMP RM
FLUSH TYPE TEL WITH EXTERNAL SIGNAL KIT MUTUAL SELECTIVE
3 LC-816 C
CALLING(MAX-12SELECTOR)
1 C/C/C
4 LC-213 L I.S TYPE TELEPHONE W/HEAD SET SW 1

CARGO PUMP RM
5 BB-930 - AC220V, DC24V OPERATOR I.S BARRIER BOX 1
6 EXEHWL-001 - Ex TYPE AC220V HORN WITH WARNING LIGHT AL 1 CARGO PUMP RM

7 EH14 F AC220V ELECTRIC HORN W/FLASHING LIGHT ABS 1
SIDE
CARGO PUMP PRINE MOVER
8 BOOTH - STEEL(HALF) 1
SIDE
9 BOOTH - FULL TYPE 1 CARGO PUMP RM

MARINE RADIO CO.,LTD. Subject : Sound Power Telephone Page : (2 / 10)
주/선박무선 Date : 2010.12.23 Doc. : SBT_eng.doc
Preface
Thank you for buying the MRC model Sound Power Telephone system.
To ensure that your equipment provides optimum satisfaction and service, please read this manual
carefully before attempting to operate the LC-800 Series.
We recommend that you store the manual carefully for future reference.
Important
On the Sound Power Telephone system, we use inboard communication at strategic position (W / H,
Engine Control Room and Steering Gear Room). If we are not handled correctly, could present danger to
yourself or others property,
These warnings and notes are classified as described below.
Please be fully aware of the importance of these items when using this manual.
Cautions indicate items that, if ignored, may result in personal injury or physical damage.
Notes on using the LC-800 series

1. Do not dismantle the system. : Failure to observe these cautions may result in electric shock or
damage to the in-external equipment. Please contact to your authorized MRC dealer for maintenance,
inspections, and adjustments.
2. Regular check: Must be need a regular check of operator at least once a semiannually and maker or
guaranteed engineer for safety using of the system.
3. Observe the instruction in this manual for correct operation of the PA system.
4. To prevent moisture and foreign materials entering your system, do not place objects on your one.
5. Do not place objects that could obstruct the airflow through the cooling vents in front, on top, or to the
sides of the system.
(QAS-ADD-008/1/10.10.13) manual\telephone\SPT_eng.doc ( MRC MARINE RADIO CO., LTD.)

Contents
--- Introduction ---
1. General Descriptions ............................................................................................................................. 4
2. Operations and Specifications ............................................................................................................... 4
2.1 Telephone Sets ............................................................................................................................... 4
2.2 Electric Specifications ..................................................................................................................... 5
2.3 Direct Type Telephone .................................................................................................................... 5
2.3.1 Calling ...................................................................................................................................... 5
2.3.2 Answering ................................................................................................................................ 5
2.4 Mutual Selection Type (Max. 1:12 Station)-(LC-800 Series Only) .................................................. 5
2.4.1 Calling ...................................................................................................................................... 5
2.4.2 Answering ................................................................................................................................ 5
2.5 Cautions of system ......................................................................................................................... 6
3. Sound Power Telephone Equipment Family .......................................................................................... 6
3.1 Desk Type Telephone (LC-711, LC-812) ........................................................................................ 6
3.2 Wall Type Telephone (LC-713, LC-814) ......................................................................................... 7
3.3 Flush Type Telephone (LC-715, LC-816) ......................................................................................... 7
3.4 Portable Type Telephone (LC-717, LC-818) ................................................................................... 8
5. Maintenance and Trouble Shooting ....................................................................................................... 9

5.1 Maintenance for CBT ...................................................................................................................... 9
6. Inspection Data Sheet ......................................................................................................................... 10

1. General Descriptions
The telephone system is designed for high stability, amplification and clearance. To gain the functions
of the existing system and excellent communication quality, it implements the low power consumption
using a capacitor-battery. Also, it is operated independently of the power supply of the vessel so it is
used in emergency. The LC-800 system described in this manual consists of the direct (1:1) and
mutual selection types (1:12 / 24).
2. Operations and Specifications

2.1 Telephone Sets: The sound power (battery less) telephone consists of the direct and mutual selection
types and is divided into the following according to the purpose.
No. Type Name 1:1 1:12 1:24 Area Remark

LC-711 O
1 Desk LC-812A O Office, Accommodation Room or All Cabin
LC-822A O
LC-713C O Galley, Mess Room(Gland : 2EA)
LC-713F O E/R, S/G Room(W/Sub-Rx, Gland : 2EA)
LC-713G O E/R, S/G Room(W/Headset, Gland : 2EA)
LC-814A O Mess Room(N.W.T)
LC-814B O Galley, Mess Room(Gland : 1EA)
LC-814E O Fire Control Station(W/Signal Kit, Gland : 3EA)
LC-814F O E/R, S/G Rm(W/Sub-Rx, Gland : 2EA)
LC-814F1 O E/R, S/G Rm(W/Sub-Rx, Sig Kit, Gland : 2EA)
2 Wall LC-814G O E/R, S/G Room(W/Headset, Gland : 2EA)
LC-814G1 O E/R, S/G Room(W/Headset, Sig Kit, Gland : 3EA)
LC-824A O Mess Room(N.W.T)
LC-824B O Galley, Mess Room(Gland : 1EA)
LC-824E O Fire Control Station(W/Signal Kit, Gland : 3EA)
LC-824F O E/R, S/G Room(W/Sub-Rx, Gland : 2EA)
LC-824F1 O E/R, S/G Room(W/Sub-Rx, Sig Kit, Gland : 2EA)
LC-824G O E/R, S/G Room(W/Headset, Gland : 2EA)
LC-824G1 O E/R, S/G Room(W/Headset, Sig Kit, Gland : 3EA)
LC-715C O W/H or E.C.C/C.C.C
LC-816A O W/H (W/Dimmer Sw.)
3 Flush LC-816C O Engine Control Room(W/Signal Kit)
LC-826A O W/H (W/Dimmer Sw.)
LC-826C O Engine Control Room(W/Signal Kit)
LC-717 O Bunker Station, Upper Deck P/S
4 Portable LC-818 O Bunker Station, Upper Deck P/S
LC-828 O Bunker Station, Upper Deck P/S

2.2 Electric Specifications

a. Compass Safety Distance : Min. 1-meter
b. Voice Transmitting Sensitivity : 0.2V ± 0.1Vrms
c. Frequency Characteristics: less than 6dB(300Hz ∼ 3kHz)
d. Generator Output Voltage : 75V ± 10%
e. DC power can be connected to this telephone for dimmer source only.
2.3 Direct Type (1:1 Station)-(LC-700 Series Only)
2.3.1 Calling
a) Lift the handset and quickly rotate the handle of the magnetic generator 10 times.
b) Then, the calling signal is transmitted to the called party.
c) If the other party responses, you talk with him or her.
2.3.2 Answering
a) The bell rings while the lamp blinks.
b) Lift the handset.
c) Communication
2.4 Mutual Selection Type (Max. 1:12 Station)-(LC-800 Series Only)
2.4.1 Calling
a) Lift the handset and select the switch you want to call.
b) Quickly rotate the handle of the magnetic generator 10 times and then the calling signal is
transmitted to the called party.
c) Communication
2.4.2 Answering
a) Same as item 2.3.2

2.5 Cautions
2.5.1 This battery-less telephone (sound power telephone) uses the power charged in capacitor for
approximately 30 minutes.
2.5.2 Terminal Board "SN”: Connect to self number.
2.5.3 Terminal Board "COM”: Common line of all telephones
2.5.4 Terminal Board "+, -”: If the relay box is not used, the bell, R/L and horn connected to the external
power (AC/DC).
2.5.5 Terminal Board "B1, B2”: Contact for external signal
3. Sound Power (Battery Less) Telephone Equipment Family

3.1 Desk Type Telephone (LC-711, LC-812)
With a non-waterproofing "ABS" resin, this telephone has speaking circuit, bell, lamp and handset. It is
fixed with fastener or bracket so it cannot be separated while the vessel is moved. The terminal box
(JB-61, 62) is designed with non-waterproof.
① Case Housing ⑥ Rotary Switch(LC-812)

② Handset ⑦ Telephone Cord
③ Handset Cord ⑧ Fastener
④ Lamp(LED) ⑨ Foot
⑤ Generator Call Handle

3.2 Wall Type Telephone (LC-713, LC-814)

This telephone includes headset type, sub receiver type and standard type (LC-213F1/G1) that has the
relay circuit for external signal. Also, it is designed to be the indoor waterproof with built-in speaking
circuit and LED lamp. In a noisy place, use the headset type (LC-213G/G1) or sub receiver type
(LC-213F/F1).
(a) Standard Type (b) Sub-receiver Type (c) Head-set Type
3.3 Flush Type Telephone (LC-715, LC-816)

This telephone is designed to be non-waterproof with the built-in handset, speaking circuit, LED lamp,
buzzer and terminal. The LC-816A telephone is a flush type with a dimmer and used in a wheel house.
(a) Dimmer Type (b) Standard Type
1. Bell: Call Bell Signal 2. Handset

3. Handset Cord 4. Lamp (LED): Recognition of Call Bell Signal
5. Magnetic Generator Call Handle 6. Rotary Switch: Selection of Desired Party
7. Dimmer Switch: for Wheel House (24V DC) 8. Panel
9. Terminal

3.4 Portable Type Telephone (LC-717, LC-818)

This telephone is designed to be indoor waterproof with the built-in handset, speaking circuit, magnetic
generator handle, LED lamp and terminal for cord connection. The auxiliary equipment includes the
water-proof junction box (JB-5) and connection cord (5-20m). Generally, in case of calling to the desired
place, connect the extension cord and use a handset. The operating method is similar to other
telephones.
After calling, put the handset in place and close the cover, identifying cable. For storage, disconnect
the connection cable and cover the water-proof cap tightly. For rainy weather, especially, be sure to
close the cover to protect the internal device.
In rainy weather, especially, be sure to close the cover to protect the internal device.
(a) Portable Type


4.1 Maintenance
If you use this system properly, it does not generate the system failure. However, if this system
generates the failure or error, perform troubleshooting as follows.
This manual does not mention the incorrect wiring, missing wiring, insufficient insulation and power
supplier.
＊Caution: If the failure occurs in relay due to bad contact, you must not clean the contact.
Cause Suspected Point Check Troubleshooting
Broken magnetic Replace it with new

Check broken line of coil with a tester.
generator coil one.
Bad contact of
Check the contact with a multi-meter Clean the contact.
magnetic generator
Impossible Insufficient
calling Check a voltage with a multi-meter Replace it with new
output of magnetic
(AC 50V or more) one.
generator
Replace it with new

Bad selection switch Check the contact with a multi-meter
one or clean it.
Check broken line according to the Solder it or replace it
Broken circuit
schematic diagram with new one.
Replace it with new
Bad buzzer or Check the buzzer or the contact of the
one or clean the
contact of buzzer buzzer with a multi-meter
contact.
Bad buzzer Replace it with new
Bad LED or contact Check the LED or the contact of LED
or LED one or clean the
of LED with a multi-meter
contact.
Check broken line according to the Solder it or replace it
Broken circuit
schematic diagram with new one.
Check the click sound with a Replace it with new
Bad calling unit
Multi-meter. one.
Bad contact of Clean the contact or
Separate the end tip of each unit
transmitter insert the end tip
Bad calling or the handset.
microphone units after testing.
Replace it with new

Bad handset cord Check the cord with a tester.
one.

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ंईࣽएऄࣜईअःऄऐ
ऊ࣯࣭ࣳ࣬࣫ँऎऌࣰए
࣯ࣽࣴࣴ࣬
ऀ࣮ ऊ࣯࣮ࣳ࣬࣫ऎऌएࣰ
ऊ࣯࣯ࣳ࣬࣫ऀक࣮
ణణణణణణణణణణణణణణణ
उࣽऎअऊँࣜँईँࣿऐऎअࣿࣜࣿईऋࣿइࣜएकएऐँउ
उࣿएࣩࣵࣴ࣬ࣜࣜࣜࣜࣜࣜࣜ
ణణణణణణణణణణణణణణణ
अऐँउࣶउࣽऎअऊँࣜँईँࣿऐऎअࣿࣜࣿईऋࣿइ
ࣿईࣽएए
ࣿऋऀँ
ࣿऋईऋऎࣶࣜࣜउࣽइँऎࣜएऐࣽऊऀࣽऎऀ
࣭ उࣿएࣩࣵࣴ࣬ࣽ ࣽ उࣽएऐँऎࣜࣿईऋࣿइࣜंईऑएऄࣜऐकऌँ࣮࣮ࣜࣽࣿ࣬ऒࣨऀࣰ࣮ࣿऒ ࣭
ࣿऄࣽऎऐࣜएऌࣽࣿँ
࣮ उࣿएࣩऀए ࣭ एँࣿऋऊऀࣜࣽऀआ࣪ࣜएओࣜࣽउऀࣜऀअउउँऎࣜࣾऋऔࣜंईऑएऄࣜऐकऌँ࣮࣮ࣜࣽࣿ࣬ऒ ࣭
࣯ उࣿएࣱࣩࣵࣳ ࣩ ࣯ऄࣽऊऀࣜࣿईऋࣿइࣜओअऐऄࣜँ࣪ईࣜऌईࣽऐँࣜंईऑएऄࣜऐकऌँ ࣭ ओ࣫ऄࣜࣿऋईऋऎࣶࣾईࣽࣿइ
ࣰ उࣿएࣱࣩࣵࣳ ࣾ ࣯ऄࣽऊऀࣜࣿईऋࣿइࣜओअऐऄࣜएँࣿऋऊऀࣜࣽऀआऑएऐࣜएओࣜंईऑएऄࣜऐकऌँ ࣮ ँ࣫ࣿ࣫ऎࣨࣿ࣫ࣿ࣫ऎ
ࣱ उࣿएࣩ࣮ࣵࣳ ँ ࣮ऄࣽऊऀࣜࣿईऋࣿइࣜओऐࣜओࣽईईࣜउऋऑऊऐअऊःࣜऐकऌँ࣭ࣩࣜःईࣽऊऀ ࣭
ࣲ उࣿएࣩ࣮ࣵࣳ ं࣭ ࣮ऄࣽऊऀࣜࣿईऋࣿइࣜऀँࣿऋऎࣽऐअऋऊࣜऐकऌँ ࣮ࣴ
ࣳ एऌࣽऎँࣜऌࣽऎऐ ࣩ एऌࣽऎँࣜऌࣽऎऐए ࣭एँऐ

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주/선박무선 Date : 2010.12.11 Doc. : mcs-980(Rev. 1.0)
1. General Features
This marine master clock system (MCS-980) is designed to provide accurate time and date to all ship's
data logging and monitoring system, and to control analogue and digital slave clock.
1.1 High accuracy crystal clock: Ensure stability and time accuracy of crystal oscillator.
1.2 Interface from GPS and to others: NMEA-0183(IEC1162-1) Time Signal Standard Format.
1.3 The NMEA input from a GPS can be used update the ships local time and synchronize the master clock
automatically.
1.4 Increased reliability using C-MOS IC: To increase reliability, use C-MOS IC in frequency divider circuit
and place circuit easily.
1.5 Robust mechanism architecture and excellent stability: Because this system is robust mechanism, it is
appropriate for sailing. This architecture prevents vibration, shock, air compression or salty
contamination.
1.6 Easy time control with a built-in preset automatic time setting device: With a slave clock installed in ship,
adjust in clockwise and counterclockwise direction the desired time according to the ship's position.
1.7 High speed clockwise time set: Adjust time at the speed of 30 times, using a switch mounted on the
automatic high speed time set in front panel of the master clock.
1.8 The fuse for protecting circuit and operator: The fuse is mounted at this system and enables fast
response, so it fully protects power supply and circuit, and generates a warning signal.
1.9 Controlled lighting: The master clock and pilot clock have the built-in lighting control system.
1.10 There are 3-set Output Port for NMEA-0183
2. Specifications
1) Crystal Oscillation Frequency : 10.000 MHz (TCXO)
2) Accuracy (None GPS) : Within ±1.0 sec per a month
(With GPS) : Synchronizing from GPS automatically
3) Temperature Range for Guaranteed Accuracy : 5℃ ～ 40℃
4) Operating Temperature Range : -20℃ ～ + 60℃
5) Dual Clocks in Main Unit
-1. Master Clock (UTC) : Three Hands, 0.5sec. Leap, Ø80mm Dial
-2. Slave Clock (LTC) : Two/Three Hands, 30sec. Leap, Ø80mm Dial
-3. LCD Display : UT/LT Year/Month/Day/Hour/Minute/Second
: 16-Character 2-Line, Back Light
6) Output Signal Form
-1. For 0.5sec Slave Clock : DC 24V, 0.5sec Polarized Pulse
-2. For 30sec Slave Clock : DC 24V, 30sec Polarized Pulse
-3. Time Signal for Engine Telegraph Logger : DC 24V, ±30sec Polarized Pulse (ADV/REV)
7) 1-Serial IN/3-Output Signal Form

-1. Time & Date : NMEA-0183(IEC1162-1, RS-422, ZDA)
8) Baud Rate Setup (Serial In and Output data)
-1. Changeable BAUD RATE by dip switch (DS1) : 1200/2400/4800/9600
9) Power Consumption (Automatic high speed time control at 30 times)
: AC 220V (Max. 50VA)
: DC 24V 1.6A (Max. 50VA)
* Handles up to max. 80-slave clocks : 420mA (Current)
10) Power Supply (AC-100/220V and 24V DC (Automatically switch to DC when AC power causes failure)
11) +20/-20 Minute Control (Option)
12) Dimensions (Main Unit)/ Fixing Type : 338(W) X 272(H) X 128(D), Flush Mounting
13) Net Weight & Painting Color (Maker Standard) : 7.52Kg/ 5.4 PB 2.8/3.0(Dark Blue)
14) Slave Clock : up to 80ea
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3. Configurations of System

3.1 System Model List
Name Model Type Remark Etc

A Flush Type(AC/DC)
MCS-970
Master B Wall Type(AC/DC)
Clock A Flush Type(AC/DC) with GPS Interface
MCS-980
B Wall Type(AC/DC) with GPS Interface
Dimmer Sw. MCS-DS 1 Dimmer Switch & Second Adjust Switch
3-Hands Flush Type, E.L
MCS-975 A 3-Hands Flush Type, Sec Adjust Sw, E.L
B 3-Hands Flush Type
3-HNAD
0.5SECOND A1 3-Hands Flush Round Type, E.L.
LEAF
C1 3-Hands Wall Round Type
MCS-973
S 3-Hands Flush Type, Silence Mark
S1 3-Hands Wall Type, Silence Mark
C 2-Hands Flush Type
MCS-975
D 2-Hands Flush Type
Wall Mounting Type
MCS-976
2-HAND A Wall Mounting Type(New)
30SECOND
LEAF E 2-Hands Wall Type, Water Tight, Gland 1-ea
E1 2-Hands Wall Type, Water Tight, Gland 2-ea
MCS-972
F1 2-Hands Decoration Type
G 2-Hands Double Face Type
S w/Silence Flush Type
S1 w/Silence Wall Type
A w/E.L Plate Flush Type
B Flush Type
Battery
MCS-990 C1 Wall Type
Clock
D Wall Type w/E.L Plate
E WT Type 1-Gland
E1 WT Type 2-Gland
F Decoration Type
B NWT Wall, Large
WS NWT Wall, Small
Digital Clock MCS-981 FS Clock Flush Type
TS WT Wall Type
DS Double Face Type
Dimmer Sw. MCS-D D Flush Type Only Dimmer Switch
Sec. Switch MCS-SS SS Second Adjusting Switch

4. Operation and Installation

4.1 Main Unit (MCS-980)
Main Unit (MCS-980) Layout Drawing
1. Master Clock : UT (Universal Time)

2. Slave Clock : LT (Local Time)
3. Fixing Holes : 6-Ø7
4. Hinge
5. Display & Control Panel
6. Name Plate
7. Front Panel Fixing Bolt
4.1.1 Display of Control Panel of Main Unit

4.1.2 Operation of Control Panel of Main Unit

1. DIMMER: Adjust illumination of LCD back light and EL Light (5-Step).
2. SEC ON/OFF: Stopping and starting time of all clock for a while (toggle type).
3. UT/LT: Selection Switch of Universal Time and Local Time (toggle type).
4. ADV (for Slave Clock Adjusting): To adjust time, press the "ADV" button, it can turn to the clock-wise
faster 30 times than normal operation.
5. REV (for Slave Clock Adjusting): To adjust time, press the "REV" button, it can turn to the
count-clock-wise faster 30 times than normal operation.
6. END (for Slave Clock Adjusting): To adjust time at automatic mode, press the "END" button, it stops
time adjusting mode.
7. ADJUST, ENTER: To adjust time and date of UT/LT, press the "ADJUST" button, it starts time and
date adjusting mode. To stop the mode, press the "ENTER" button, it stops time adjusting mode.
8. Left button: To move cursor left at the time adjusting mode, press the button.
9. Right button: To move cursor right at the time adjusting mode, press the button.
10. Up button: To add value of time up at the time adjusting mode, press the button.
11. Down button: To subtract of time at the time adjusting mode, press the button.
4.2 Check Point before Power Input

1. Check that a power transformer is properly connected to power voltage. Make sure AC110V is
connected to J1 and AC220V is connected to J2.
2. Check that a JP1 (AC220/110) of drive board's is properly connected to power voltage.
3. Check that a DC24V power polarity (+/-) is properly connected to terminal.
4. To adjust time accurately, set all clock and logger to 00, 00, and 00 before power on.
5. GPS baud rate setup of CPU board: The setup default is 4800 BPS at factory.
Dip Switch Baud

1 2 3 4 Rate
- Off Off - 1200
- On Off - 2400
- Off On - 4800
- On On - 9600
DIP Switch Setting Table

4.3 Serial Interface Connections and Protocol

1. 1-Serial Input (NMEA-0183, IEC1162-1, RS-422/232/485 Compatible, $GPZDA)
2. 3-Serial Output (NMEA-0183, IEC1162-1, RS-422 Compatible, $ZQZDA)
3. Baud Rate Preset: 4800BPS (1200/2400/4800/9600 Compatible)
4. Data Bits: 8-bits
5. Parity: None
6. Stop Bit: 1
7. ZDA (Time and Date)
Year(UTC)
Local zone hours description 00h

to±13h
Local zone minutes description,

same sign as local hours
$-- ZDA, hhmmss, xx, xx, xxxx, xxx, xx*hh <CR><LF>
Month(UTC), 01 to 12
Day(UTC), 01 to 31
UTC(Hour, Minute, Second)
4.4 Power On
4.4.1. After system installation, the very first power on(Slave Clock : 00(H).00(M).00(S))
-1. At the first power on time, Set all master, slave and loggers to 00(H).00(M).00(S)
-2. At the pressing the "Initial" button, turn on the Power.
4.4.2. During normal operation, tune on and off

-1. During normal operation, tune on and off, the master clock is automatically corrected to accurate
time by memorized turn off time.
* Att.1: For the stabilized operation, the turn on and off time have to get over 1-minute.
* Att.2: If 60-hours have passed since power turn off, the inside backup battery for CPU may erase
memorized slave time data by electric discharge of the one. At that time, the operator can be set
initial reset.
4.5 Time and Date Commissioning of Main Unit with GPS

1. Set all master, slave and loggers to 00.00.00h
2. If a GPS signal is received successfully, UT and LT are set to the correct time and date automatically
in 12 minutes.
3. Problems of local time can occur from GPS real coordinate time. In case of difference between LT
and real LT from GPS, The time zone information can adjust the master clock and GPS. But UT
(Universal Time) is still correctly.
a) Adjust LT at the master clock
① Wait a minute until automatic time set after power on.
② Press the "UT/LT" button, until the LCD display shows "LT ".

③ Press the "ADJUST" button, then cursor in down side of hour display shows.
④ Set desired local time using (Up) and (Down) button.
⑤ Press the "ENTER" button, then the "LT " is set to desired local time.
b) Adjust LT at the GPS

① Wait a minute until automatic time set after power on.
② Proceed to GPS local time setup method.
③ If the LT of GPS receiver is changed, LT of master clock is automatically compensated to changed
LT.
4.6 Time and Date Commissioning of Main Unit without GPS

1. Set all master, slave and loggers to 00.00.00
2. Press the "UT/LT" button, until the display shows "UT ".
3. Press the "ADJUST" button, then cursor in down side of hour display shows.
4. Set the universal time and date using (Left), (Right), (Up) and (Down) button.
5. Press the "UT/LT" button, until the display shows "LT ".
6. Press the "ADJUST" button, then cursor in down side of hour display shows.
7. Set the present time and date using (Left), (Right), (Up) and (Down) button.
8. Press the "ENTER" button, then the "UT " and "LT" is set to desired local time.
4.7 Control method in case of difference between slave time and LCD LT.
1. Press the "ADV"/"REV" button at "SLAVE ADJUST", then the minute [long] hand moves to clock-wise
or count-clock-wise quickly.
2. Press the "END" button at "SLAVE ADJUST", then the minute [long] hand stops turning.
5. Installations
5.1 Installation Method
The performance of this system depends on the installation method. To install this system, make sure
that you consider the following;
1. Install a system in place where humidity, vibration, heat or strong noise does not exist.
2. Install a system in place where high frequency noise or electrical spark does not exist.
5.2 Fail Alarm out (Dry Contract)

-1. In the following power fuse fail or power input, fail alarm out(dry contact) is generated until resolving
the problem.
NO Fail Name Situation Etc

1 Main Power Input(AC) Power Input Fail(AC)
2 Emergency Power Input(DC) Power Input Fail(DC)
3 Main Power Fuse Fail(AC) Fuse Broken Fail(AC)
4 Emergency Power Fuse Fail(DC) Fuse Broken Fail(DC)
5 0.5-Sec Output Fuse Fail Fuse Broken Fail(0.5S)
6 30-Sec Output Fuse Fail Fuse Broken Fail(30S)

5.3 Connection of Slave Clock, Logger and Fail Out

1. Connection of 3-Hand/2-Hand Clock
2. Connection for Logger Device

3. Connection of Fail Out(Fail Buzzer/Dry Contact)

5.4 Interface of 0.5sec, 30 sec & Logger Signal


The machine’s life depends greatly on maintenance and management. To prevent the damage of the
machine, check it periodically. To avoid the electric shock or short circuit, make sure you turn off the main
source switch of the main unit and check it.
(1) Cleaning: With a soft cloth, wipe the machine to the accessible parts and remove oil or dirt.
(2) Inspection of Components: Inspect the abnormality of the components, such as rust of load wires,
condition of soldering, corrosion of the copper foil in the printed circuit boards.
(3) Voltage checking: Always check the voltage of the circuit.
If the following problems occur, check each item.

State Cause Troubleshooting Remarks
Broken AC fuse Check a AC/DC power in.
If a warning
Broken DC fuse Check a BD1's short.
signal is Upper LED of failed
Check a 0.5S Fuse Line,
generated or Broken 0.5S fuse fuse is turned on
TR8-11 transistor.
clock is Replace a fuse.
Check a 30S Fuse Line,
stopped, Broken 30S fuse
TR4-7 transistor.
All fuse is ok Check a voltage of IC1. The IC1's right pin is

Broken power IC1.
but, no work (5V±0.3V) output.
If a gap of Reference frequency Check a crystal frequency CPU Board TP1

time is oscillator fail using counter. 10,000,000 Hz
extreme CPU Program fail Try initial reset Refer to 5.3
Check a short or open of the

GPS input signal fail
GPS signal signal line.
fail Input polarity reverse Try polarity reverse
Baud Rate difference Check setup of dip Switch Refer to 5.2.5

Fail line or connector of EL
Check the line or J2, J3
Master light
dimmer fail Fail PC1-3's circuit of CPU Check PC1 - PC3
Board Check R24 - R26
The time is Check a BT1 voltage of CPU

Backup battery is fail. Refer to 5.3.2
not correct. board.(3.5V ± 1V)
Please, ask the manufacturer if the above problems are not improved after troubleshooting.

7. World Time Chart

7.1 No.1 World Time Chart

7.2 No.1 World Time Chart

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1.1.7 Screen Connection

Fig. 1 The cable outer screens are to be terminated as

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2. System Wiring Diagram

The list of duplicated Item : Active / Standby or simultaneously working

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2.3 Duplicated Type Wiring Diagram

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2.4 Main Terminal Board

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Interface for peripheral Terminal Block (TB1 ~ TB7)

2.5 Connection between the Signal Sequence, Microphone and Speaker

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33 TB.5 Alm Sw1 Watch Alarm Input 1 Dry Contact

2.5.2 Inter-relationship between the Microphone and internal Volume

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15 TB.7 Mic. 5 Microphone 5 Lifeboat St’bd VR 5

Volume Name Function

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2.5.3 Inter-relationship between speakers and main control unit

2.5.4 Distribution of amplifier (No.1(Active) and No.2(Standby))

2.5.5 Capacity configuration of amplifier (No.1(Active) and No.2(Standby))

2.5.6 Interface with external General Alarm generator (STEIN SOHN)

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2.5.7 Interface with external General Alarm generator (ZOLLNER)

2.5.8 Interface with definition external General Alarm generator

AC/AC Cable connection for power source

AC/DC Cable connection for power source

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2.6.2 Connection for Alarm Monitoring System

1. FAIL BZ : for External Fail Buzzer (24VDC at normal de-energized)

2.6.4 Connection of Muting Signal for Light Signal Column

1. MUTE 5, 6 SCL : Muting for Light Signal Column(Dry Contact)

2.6.5 Connection of Muting for Entertainment Device

1. MUTE 3, 4 ENT1 : Muting for Entertainment Device (Dry Contact)

2.6.6 Connection of General Alarm Pulse signal

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2.6.7 Connection of General Alarm Continuous signal

2.6.8 Connection of Fire Alarm Device

1. FA IN : Fire Alarm Input Signal by dry contact of F/A device

2.6.9 Connection of Whistle Controller

2.6.10 Connection of 2-core speaker

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2.6.11 Connection of 2-core speaker

2.6.12 Connection of emergency mute speaker for Life-boat(Port/St’bd)

1. Connection of 2-core speaker

2.6.13 Connection of emergency mute speaker for Fire Control Station(Port/St’bd)

1. Connection of 3-core speaker

2.6.14 Connection of external Microphone