sMRT Crewguard User Manual v1.1
MRT Ltd. © 2014
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7.2 Monitor on jetty or control room on platform
The telephone auto-dialler MOB monitor/alarm system. Several telephone
numbers can be programmed into the auto-speech dialler. A personalised
voice message is recorded onto the auto-dialler by the user; for example
“May Day, May Day, May Day, Man Overboard at position 1 …(Position 1
for a system with a single monitor in one location only, position 2 for a
system with 2 monitors in different geographic locations...ongoing as
required for systems which have several monitors covering a large
geographical area). In the event of a man overboard incident the SOS
signal from the Alerting Unit worn by the man overboard will trigger the
Crewguard MOB monitor alarm which in turn activates the telephone
auto-dialler - automatically calling the first member of staff from the
pre-programmed list of telephone numbers if they fail to answer it will
continue to dial every number on the list until someone acknowledges the
phone call and takes appropriate action.
A fast rescue craft fitted with a SARfinder® locator unit could then be
launched to track the SOS signal being transmitted by the man over
board’s PLB.
There may be differences in the type of dialler fitted into the cabinet
mounted monitoring system, please refer to the manufacturer’s instruction
manual supplied with your system.
Dimensions – Cabinet Approx. Height = 40cm, Depth = 15cm, Width = 30cm
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Weight – Approx. 7.5kg
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Temperature Range -20°C + 60°C
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Waterproofing IP-65
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Power Supply basic system 12V – Cabinet mounted option comes
supplied with mains 12V adapter and universal plug fittings.