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Draft

Reference

Technical Specifications

General

Personal Area
Network

2.4GHz ISM band

Wireless Network
Protocol

IEEE 802.15.4

System Nodes
Supported

Release v.1.0: supports 32 nodes including routers, with up to 24
Tags.

Programming
Interface

Infrared serial communications for firmware upgrades & device
configuration

Programming Range 500mm
Compass Safe
Distance

All system components Safe when inactive at close range
(500mm - tested as per IEC 60945 safe distance test); low EMF
prior to unit activation

Storage
Temperature

-20° to +70°C (-4° to +158°F).

System Alarms

Man Overboard
Alarm

10 seconds (nominal) after a Tag's signal is disconnected from
the system

Duress Alarm

Within 4 (nominal)seconds of activation

General/Manual
Alarm

Immediately (nominal) after activation via the Alarm button

Paging Alert

Within 4 (nominal)seconds of activation using the Crewsafe
Management System

Router Network
Status LED States

(visible on a Display Console, Internal Router and External Router)

No Illumination

The router is switched off; disconnected from the network

Long Blue Flashes

On start up:

The router is trying to join the network

During operation:

There is a fault somewhere on the network

Short Blue Flashes

A network is being created

Solid Blue

The router has joined the network and is operating normally

Flashing Blue Fast

The router has lost connectivity with the network

Solid Red

The router has failed a self test and is not connected to the
network

Long Red Flashes

The router is not configured for the network (no Network ID)

Short Red Flashes

A factory Reset is in Progress

Summary of Contents for Crewsafe IRC-001

Page 1: ...Draft Mobilarm Crewsafe Network Model Number Crewsafe IRC 001 DOC 0132 Version 1 2 March 2009 Mobilarm Ltd 2009 User Manual ...

Page 2: ...Tag 23 4 Dimming LED Display Intensity 24 5 Confirm GPS Chart Plotter Data Status Part VII Managing Alarms 25 25 1 Man Overboard Alarms 28 2 Duress Alarm Raise Cancel Mute 31 3 General Network Alarm Raise Cancel Mute 33 4 Manual Network Alarm Raise Cancel Mute 35 5 False Alarms 36 6 Managing Multiple Alarms Part VIII System Maintenance 38 38 1 Removing a Tag from the System 39 2 Adding a Tag to th...

Page 3: ...Reference 47 48 1 Troubleshooting Guide 52 2 FAQs 54 3 Glossary of Terms Acronyms Part XII Technical Specifications 55 62 1 Trademarks Part XIII Warranty 63 65 1 Exclusions 67 2 Declaration of Conformity 69 3 Compliances Certifications Index 70 ...

Page 4: ...ning System GPS Crewsafe systems can be integrated with an external GPS receiver to define the location of a man overboard and provide track back information to the user This configuration can only be as accurate as the positional data it receives The Global Positioning System is managed and maintained by the US Government who can from time to time alter its effective accuracy In addition equipmen...

Page 5: ...tors let it cool down and reinsert it into the charger 4 Never short circuit a Power Dock bay by placing metallic objects in the bays e g paper clips coins or pens 5 Never use a Power Dock or battery that is damaged 6 Do not place Crewsafe Tags near a radar set or expose them to radiation or damage may occur Please do not clean them with detergents or solvents that may damage the integrity of the ...

Page 6: ... by the Stop sign symbol Please read these sections very carefully Caution notes are accompanied by the Exclamation Mark symbol They emphasize a particular point that is worth noting Technical tips are displayed next to the Tools symbol TypographicConventions Crewsafe hardware operational features are in uppercase letters ...

Page 7: ...Tag to turn it on 4 Check that each Tag s LED on the Display Console is displayed as solid green 5 Check that the network LED on the Display Console and any Internal or External Routers are solid blue SystemShutdown 1 Press and hold the power button on the Display Console for 5 seconds 2 Return Tags to the Power Dock for charging Charging continues after system shutdown as long as power is supplie...

Page 8: ...ignal is lost and an alarm is raised Each Tag also features a duress button that can be manually activated if an employee is in distress onboard a vessel Any break in a Tag s signal for any reason raises an alarm If a Tag is damaged its battery dies or if a person moves out of range of the network an alarm is raised This ensures that co workers are immediately aware of a possible emergency and emp...

Page 9: ...nstatus Provide audible and visual alarms for man overboard events duress alarms manual and general network alarms Be attached to external alarms and other warning devices and Initiategeneralnetworkalarms InternalRouter The purpose of the Internal Router is to expand the wireless network footprint to cover all internal areas on a vessel Additional Internal Routers can be added to a network as requ...

Page 10: ...nals from an external warning device via its input e g emergency button or bilge alarm and Send signals to an external warning device e g emergency light or siren Tags Crew members wear a small Crewsafe Tag a personal transceiver which if disconnected from the network through submersion in water or distance from the network will set off the Crewsafe alarm enabling a speedy recovery A manually acti...

Page 11: ... to be charged and stowed on a vessel then the design of the Power Dock allows them to be mounted next to each other either horizontally or vertically CrewsafeManagementSystem Mobilarm Crewsafe is best managed using the Windows based Crewsafe Management System This provides an enhanced level of personnel safety and security through crew location monitoring and management system alarms individual p...

Page 12: ...ing over the deck does not inadvertently set off the alarm Unlike some other Personal Locator Beacons and Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacons EPIRBs Crewsafe Tags automatically activate an alarm This is important in the event that a person is knocked unconscious incapacitated or incapable of activating an alarm when they go overboard When an alarm sounds all Tags connected to the network v...

Page 13: ...nd operator error will always introduce the possibility of undetected man overboard MOB events as can circumstances and events beyond the equipment s design criteria Mobilarm man overboard systems should never be relied on as the only source of man overboard notification The skipper and crew must exercise common prudence and good seamanship Installation and operation of a Mobilarm man overboard sy...

Page 14: ...ach router into standby mode TurningtheSystemOn 1 Ensure the ship s power is turned on 2 Press the POWER button on the Display Console This will turn it on and turn on all other routers connected to it Display Console Indications When the POWER button is pressed All LEDs on the router illuminate briefly and it emits ascending tones The blue NETWORK STATUS LED flashes on all routers while the netwo...

Page 15: ...en the Display Console POWER button is pressed the NETWORK STATUS INDICATOR LED on it and any Internal and External Routers will 1 Flash blue while the network is being established and 2 Display as solid blue once the network is established If a router s NETWORK STATUS LED does not remain solid blue 20 seconds after being switched on and starts to flash please see the troubleshootingguide to diagn...

Page 16: ...ed for the network Please see the troubleshootingguide for help TurningTagsOff Tags are automatically turned OFF during a system shutdown but they can also be turned off in the following ways 1 Place Tags into a Power Dock and then press and hold the BUTTON on the Tag for 3 seconds 2 If a Tag has triggered a false man overboard alarm press and hold the Tag BUTTON for 10 seconds to turn it OFF As t...

Page 17: ...off CAUTION Please ensure the system is turned off before power to the system is disconnected otherwise Tags may go into an alarm state If the system loses power briefly and unintentionally for some reason once power is returned to the system it should operate again normally TagIndications A Tag is turned off during a normal system shutdown During this process it vibrates and the strobe light flas...

Page 18: ...eling a man overboardalarm SolidGreen Tag is ON and is safe ShortOrange Flashes A factory reset is in Progress LongOrange Flashes Tag is ON and the battery is low SolidOrange Tag is being charged in a Power Dock Short Fast Red Flashes Tag has entered the man overboard warning state prior to an alarm and a man overboard waypoint is logged Long Red Flashes A man overboard or duress alarm has been mu...

Page 19: ... battery is flat GreenFlashes Tag is ON and safe OrangeFlashes Tag is connected to the network and the battery is low Short Red Flashes Tag is not configured with a network ID Long Red Flashes Tag is switched on and configured with an incorrect network ID Short Fast Red Flashes Tag has been switched on and is attempting to join the network Tag LED display when charging in Power Dock and turned on ...

Page 20: ...man overboard alarm is activated in an emergency AttachingaTag There are two different clips that can be used to attach a Tag To attach a Tag with a mini clip to a crew member it is necessary to thread a harness or webbing through the gap between the Tag and clip The large Tag clip is able to slide directly onto a belt or strap and is much simpler to attach AttachingaClip To attach either of the t...

Page 21: ...Draft 21 Routine System Tasks Mobilarm Ltd 2009 ...

Page 22: ...twards Note If a large Tag clip is attached to a Tag then it needs to be removed before placing it into the Power Dock 2 Check that the TAG STATUS LED indicates that it is charging If a Tag s battery charge level has dropped below 90 percent the TAG STATUS LED while charging is solid orange 3 When a Tag s battery is 90 percent charged or higher its TAG STATUS LED turns solid green A Tag will conti...

Page 23: ...k bay with the button facing outwards 2 Press and hold the BUTTON on the Tag for 3 seconds An unused Tag battery will discharge itself slowly over time so each stored Tag should be recharged once a month to ensure the battery does not go completely flat This will also maximize long term battery life 6 4 Dimming LED Display Intensity If routers are installed in sleeping areas or if the brightness o...

Page 24: ...tates of the GPS STATUS LED on the Display Console are listed in the following table to assist in troubleshooting GPS connections GPS Chart Plotter LEDDisplay NoIllumination No GPS or chart plotter is connected at powerup SolidGreen GPS or chart plotter data is good Long Red Flashes Receiving chart plotter data but it is not valid chart plotter is likely to be acquiring GPS data SolidRed No data i...

Page 25: ...er it blocks the signal to the network and the following events occur 1 After 4 seconds it goes into a man overboard warning state and The man overboard Tag starts to vibrate The STROBE on the Tag starts to flash The Display Console LED displays fast red flashes If the Crewsafe system is connected to a GPS chart plotter the Display Console stores a way point for the position of the man overboard T...

Page 26: ...ling alarms Network Mute Acknowledgement of a Man Overboard Alarm Press the ALARM button on the Display Console This mute the man overboard alarm across the Crewsafe network Once muted The audio alarm is reduced to a single beep every 5 seconds on the Display ConsoleandInternalRouters Active Tags continue to vibrate The STROBE light on all routers and Tags will stop flashing so that night vision i...

Page 27: ...e Tag is lost overboard and cannot be retrieved or A Tag s battery runs flat To cancel the alarm using the Display Console Press and hold the DIM and ALARM buttons simultaneously for 5 seconds This will cancel the alarm across the network except for the man overboard Tag that has disconnected moved out of range of the wireless network Thistemporarily removes the Tag from the Display Console and ef...

Page 28: ...the strobe on them starts to flash The Display Console LED turns red The STROBE on all External Routers starts to flash Any external safety or alarm warning systems that are attached to a router will also be activated when a duress alarm is activated when using factory default relaysettings Way point data is sent from the Display Console to a compatible chart plotter once the alarm is activated If...

Page 29: ... overboard duress general or manual network alarm is activated after an earlier alarm has been muted the system will restart loud repetitive tones and the STROBE will start flashing again LocalInternalRouterMute AcknowledgementofaDuressAlarm Press the ALARM button on an Internal Router This only mutes the duress alarm locally Once muted The audio alarm is reduced to a single beep every 5 seconds o...

Page 30: ...ou are sure that everyone is accountedfor There are two ways to cancel a duress alarm 1 Press and hold the BUTTON on the Tag that the alarm originated from for 3 seconds This sends a message to the network to cancel the duress alarm 2 Press and hold the DIM and ALARM buttons simultaneously on the Display Console for 5 seconds ...

Page 31: ...events occur The STROBE on all active Tags starts to flash and the Tags start to vibrate The STROBE on the Display Console and any Internal Routers starts to flash twice per second and the routers emit loud repetitive tones The STROBE on all External Routers starts to flash Any external safety or alarm warning systems that are attached to a router will also be activated when using factory default ...

Page 32: ...io alarm on the Internal Router is reduced to a single beep every 5 seconds Active tags continue to vibrate The STROBE light on the Internal Router will stop flashing so that night vision is not affected CancelingaGeneralAlarm WARNING Never cancel an alarm unless you are sure that everyone is accountedfor 1 Press and hold the ALARM button on the Display Console for 3 seconds or 2 To cancel an alar...

Page 33: ... and the Tags start to vibrate The STROBE on the Display Console and any Internal Routers starts to flash twice per second and the routers emit loud repetitive tones The STROBE on all External Routers starts to flash Any external safety or alarm warning systems that are attached to a router will also be activated when using factory default relay settings NetworkMute AcknowledgementofaManualAlarm P...

Page 34: ...the manual alarm locally Once muted The audio alarm on the Internal Router is reduced to a single beep every 5 seconds Active Tags continue to vibrate The STROBE light stops flashing so that night vision is not affected Note It is not possible to mute the alarm on the Internal Router that has raised a manualalarm CancelingaManualAlarm WARNING Never cancel an alarm unless you are sure that everyone...

Page 35: ... occur on the Crewsafe system if a A person leaves the vessel carrying an active Tag and disconnects from the network b An active Tag is lost overboard and cannot be retrieved c A Tag s battery runs flat A false duress alarm may occur if a Someone unintentionally presses the Tag BUTTON for 3 seconds A false manual or general alarm may occur if a Someone unintentionally presses the ALARM BUTTON on ...

Page 36: ...alarm is canceled first and any other man overboard or duress alarms are canceled in the order in which they occurred CancelingMultipleDuressAlarms If you want to cancel multiple duress alarms you need to perform the cancel function once for each Tag The original duress alarm is canceled first and any subsequent duress or man overboard alarms are canceled in the order in which they occurred Cancel...

Page 37: ...lly assume that an alarm from a Tag is a man overboard alarm Canceling a Man Overboard and Duress Alarm from the Same Tag If both a duress and man overboard alarm are activated at the same time from the same Tag it is only necessary to perform a single cancel function on the Display Console to clear the two system alarm states Press and hold the DIM and ALARM buttons simultaneously on the Display ...

Page 38: ...may need to remove a Tag from the Crewsafe system if A person leaves the vessel carrying an active Tag or An active Tag is lost overboard and cannot be retrieved or An active Tag has been damaged All of the preceding scenarios will result in the Tag disconnecting from the network and raising a Crewsafe alarm If a person leaves the vessel carrying an active Tag Press and hold the DIM and ALARM butt...

Page 39: ...nfigured with an incorrect Network ID is turned on and tries to connect to the existing network its TAG STATUS LED will flash red If a Tag is pre configured with an incorrect Network ID it needs to be reconfigured with the correct Network ID for the existing network Adding a Tag with the Correct Network ID 1 Press the Display Console POWER button to turn the Crewsafe system on 2 Press the Tag BUTT...

Page 40: ... Within 20 seconds of the Tag entering this acquisition mode press the Tag button to confirm reconfiguration of the Tag The Tag should now connect to the network and the Tag s LED should flash green The next available TAG STATUS LED on the Display Console is allocated to the new Tag and illuminates solid green Note If a Tag is not successfully programmed with the Network ID it will continue to fla...

Page 41: ...eries cannot be used in Tags and if installed they may rupture leak or explode causing personal injury Rechargeable batteries can be charged and discharged hundreds of times but they will eventually wear out If a Tag s operation time appears to be significantly lower than it should be after charging the battery most likely needs replacing Mobilarm recommends using only high performance 3 6 volt CR...

Page 42: ... 2 Turn the Crewsafe system on by pressing the Display Console POWER button The router will Automatically search for a network that matches its internally programmed NetworkID Display a flashing blue NETWORK STATUS INDICATOR LED while it is being added to the network Display a solid blue NETWORK STATUS INDICATOR LED once it has connected to the network Reconfigure a Router to the Correct Network I...

Page 43: ...h twice and the NETWORK STATUS LED will turn solid blue when it connects successfully to the network 6 The Tag will automatically time out after two minutes and turn itself off Placing the Tag into a Power Dock will also turn wand mode off If a router does not connect to the network after several attempts please see the router section of the troubleshootingguide to diagnose the problem 8 5 Updatin...

Page 44: ...l Internal and External Routers or the routers will not rejoin the network The only way to do this is to briefly turn off ship s power to all Internal and External Routers InitiatingaFactoryReset To initiate a factory reset of a Crewsafe system simultaneously press and hold the ALARM DIM and POWER buttons for 5 seconds Duringinitialization 1 The Display Console NETWORK STATUS LED flashes red and a...

Page 45: ...ting in the harshest conditions encountered when at sea Despite this we recommend that the unit is looked after as carefully as possible when in use Please try to avoid Droppinganycomponent Leaving components like Tags exposed to the elements unnecessarily when not in use and Leaving Tags or other components unnecessarily in full sun on an instrument panel or dashboard which may expose the compone...

Page 46: ...Checks If your system has failed a system test or you doubt the integrity of the device for some reason please return it to your place of purchase or an approved Mobilarm dealer ContactMobilarmat support mobilert com or call 61 08 9315 3511 for the nearest approved dealer in your area 10 Integrating Mobilarm Technologies Mobilarm highly recommends the use of an integrated man overboard solution th...

Page 47: ...rther technical information about Crewsafe or other Mobilarm products pleasevisitMobilarmonlineat www mobilarm com and visit the support section Here you will find the latest software troubleshooting and FAQ updates Other downloadable manuals and materials are also available Pleasenote If you cannot find the information you require in this manual or on our web site please e mail support mobilarm c...

Page 48: ... it off The crew member has caused a false man overboard alarm To cancel a false man overboard alarm across the Crewsafe network press and hold the DIM and ALARM buttons simultaneously on the Display Console for 5 seconds This removes the Tag from being in an active monitoring state on the Display Console effectively placing it into standby mode Someone has set off a false alarm usinganInternal Ro...

Page 49: ...WORK STATUS LED continueswith longblueflashes after power up Configured routers display long blue flashes initially on power up while all network routers join the network The NETWORK STATUS LED is solid blue once a router joins the network If your router continues to display long blue flashes then it is probably programmed with an incorrect Network ID and won t join the network until it is reconfi...

Page 50: ... a Tag s status LED displays long red flashes on power up then it is not configured with a correct Network ID Network IDs are factory or dealer configured Check the Network ID PAN ID displayed on any non configured Tag against the one displayed on your Display Console to ensure they match My Tag STATUS LED is flashing orange and the Tag is vibrating intermittently what does this mean The battery i...

Page 51: ...Display Console s strobe lens POWER DOCKS PROBLEM SOLUTION If a fault occurs during charging the LED on a Tag displays as solid red If a Power Dock bay is short circuited by either a Tag or something placed into the bay the Power Dock will shut down and the green LED on the dock will go out ROUTERS PROBLEM SOLUTION I have powered up the system and the buttons on my DisplayConsole orInternal Router...

Page 52: ... they haven t been configured with a Network ID If the NETWORK STATUS LED on a router flashes purple on power up and subsequently doesn t illuminate or flashes blue then it is probably programmed with an incorrect Network ID To configure a router please perform the following 1 Turn the system on including the router to be programmed by pressing the Display Console POWER button 2 Press and hold the...

Page 53: ...st way to cancel any false alarm is to press and hold the DIM and ALARM buttons simultaneously on the Display Console for 5 seconds This removes the affected Tag from the Display Console front panel and effectively places it into standby mode Q If someone accidentally loses a Tag or damages it how do I remove it from the system A If a Tag is lost clear any alarm from the system using the cancel al...

Page 54: ...radio frequency 1 thousand Hertz MHz Mega Hertz measurement unit of radio frequency 1 million Hertz MAYDAY Radio pro word indicating a voice distress priority message MID Maritime Identification Digits MMSI Maritime Mobile Service Identity DSC identity number MRCC Maritime Rescue Coordination Centre MSLS MarineSurvivorLocatingSystem PAN Personal Area Network PLB Personal Locator Beacon a small per...

Page 55: ... 4 nominal seconds of activation General Manual Alarm Immediately nominal afteractivationviatheAlarmbutton PagingAlert Within 4 nominal seconds of activation using the Crewsafe ManagementSystem Router Network Status LED States visible on a Display Console Internal Router and External Router NoIllumination The router is switched off disconnected from the network Long Blue Flashes On start up The ro...

Page 56: ...MC RMA GGA GLL DSC DSE WPL BWC BWR Tag LEDs 12 x bi colour Tag status LEDs Router NetworkStatus LED One red and one blue router network status LED display GPS Chart Plotter LED 1 bi colour GPS chart plotter status LED Controls Operation PowerButton Turns the entire system on and off clears all alarms when switched off Dim Button Dims the LEDs on the router 4 stage dimming AlarmButton Mute function...

Page 57: ...GeneralAlarmActive Fast flashes accompanied by high level repetitive tones GeneralAlarmCanceled Very fast flashes with down ramping tones when the alarm is canceled Duress Alarm Active After manual activation from a Tag fast flashes on the Display Console accompanied by high level repetitive tones ManOverboardAlarm Active After man overboard activation from a Tag fast flashes on the Display Consol...

Page 58: ... to mute a man overboard general duress or manual alarm AlarmButton Manual Alarm On Press for 3 seconds to initiate a manual alarm AlarmButton Manual Alarm Off Press for 3 seconds to cancel a manual alarm Strobe PiezoOperation States GeneralAlarmActive Fast flashes accompanied by high level repetitive tones Duress Alarm Active After manual activation from a Tag fast flashes on the Internal Router ...

Page 59: ...chedtoground SwitchedInput 100mA switched to ground with a 5K input impedance Router NetworkStatus LED One red and one blue router network status LED StrobeOperation States GeneralAlarmActive Strobe flashes fast after activation Duress Alarm Active Strobe flashes fast after activation ManOverboardAlarm Active Strobe flashes fast after activation ManualAlarmActive Strobe flashes fast after activati...

Page 60: ...ardState Press and hold Tag button for 10 seconds nominal Tag LED Operation States NoIllumination Tag is switched off or battery is flat GreenFlashes Tag is ON and safe OrangeFlashes Tag is connected to the network and the battery is low Short Red Flashes Tag is not configured with a network ID Long Red Flashes Tag is switched on and configured with an incorrect network ID Short Fast Red Flashes T...

Page 61: ...en an alarm is activated over the network Duress Alarm Tag InitiatingAlarm Tag vibrates after a duress alarm is activated until the alarm is either muted on the Display Console or deactivated Duress Alarm Tags not initiatingalarm Other Tags not in a duress alarm state vibrate when a duress alarm is activated over the network GeneralAlarm All active Tags vibrate after the alarm is activated by the ...

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Page 63: ...ion of the Product or part s therein which upon examination by MOBILARM appear to be defective or not up to factory specifications MOBILARM may at its option repair or replace parts or subassemblies with new or reconditioned parts and subassemblies Parts thus repaired or replaced are warranted for the balance of the original applicable warranty 3 MOBILARM will pay all labour to repair the product ...

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Page 67: ...r levels ranging up to 500mw Part 1 ETSI EN 300 220 3 Electromagnetic compatibility and radio spectrum matters ERM Short range services SRD 25MHz to 1000 MHz with power levels ranging up to 500mw Part 3 ETSI EN 301 489 1 Electromagnetic compatibility and radio spectrum matters ERM Electromagnetic compatibility EMC standard for radio equipment and services Part 1 ETSI EN 301 489 3 Electromagnetic c...

Page 68: ...pment EN 50364 2001 Limitations of human exposure to electromagnetic fields from devices operating in the frequency range 10Hz to 10GHz and in radio frequencyidentification RFID andsimilarapplications I hereby declare that the equipment named above has been designed to comply with the relevant sections of the above referenced specifications The unit complies with all essential requirements of the ...

Page 69: ...to radio or television reception which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected C...

Page 70: ... Crewsafe Management Software Overview 8 D Declaration of Conformity 67 Dim Button 23 Disclaimer 65 Display Console Add a New Tag 39 Cancel a Duress Alarm 28 Dim Router LEDs 23 GPS Status LED States 24 Indications 14 Managing Alarms 25 MOB Alarms 25 Multiple Alarms 36 Mute a Duress Alarm 28 Mute Cancel Manual Alarms 33 Raise Mute Cancel a General Alarm 31 Tag Charge LED States 22 Tag Status LED St...

Page 71: ...s Remove Replace 38 M Maintenance Crewsafe Components 38 Man Overboard 6 Manual Alarm Mute Across the Network 33 Internal Router Locally 33 Manual Alarms Mute Alarm Locally 33 Mute Network Alarm 33 Raise Cancel Alarm 33 Manual Conventions 6 MOB Other Technologies 46 MOB Alarm Mute Alarm Locally 25 Mute Network Alarm 25 Raise Cancel 25 MOB Definition 6 Mobilarm Trademarks 62 Warranty 63 Multiple Al...

Page 72: ...eplace Components 47 Router Add a Network Router 41 Turn Off 17 Turn On 14 Routine System Tasks Operation 17 S Safety Information 4 Service Crewsafe Components 38 Software Firmware Updates 43 Status LEDs Dim Router LEDs 23 GPS Status LED States 24 Tag Charge LED States 22 Tag LED States 18 Support Contact Us 47 Purchase New Components 47 Replace Components 47 System Add a Network Router 41 Add a T...

Page 73: ...ss Alarm 28 Raise Cancel MOB Alarm 25 Remove Replace 38 Status LED States 18 Tag Storage 22 Turn Off 15 18 Wand Mode 39 Technical Specifications 55 Terms and Acronyms 54 Trademarks 62 Troubleshooting 48 U Use of Dim Button 23 Duress Alarm 28 General Alarms 31 GPS Chart Plotter Data 24 Manual Alarms 33 MOB Alarms 25 System 14 System Getting Started 14 Tags 15 V V100 VPIRB 46 VPIRB 46 W Wand Mode Co...

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