HiWMS User Manual

HiWMS
Hyundai Intelligent Watch Monitoring System
Operator’s Manual
TERMS AND ABBREVIATIONS
This is a list of special terms and abbreviations used in this document
Abbreviation
HiWMS Hyundai Intelligent Watch Monitoring System

BNWAS Bridge Navigation Watch Alarm System
WMAS Watch Monitoring and Alarm System
WBU HiWMS Bridge Unit
WIU HiWMS I/O Unit
OOW Officer Of the Watch
OMBO One Man Bridge Operation
BWA Bridge Watch Alarm
NSS Navigation Support System
LAN Local Area Network
ICT Interval Checking Time
ICM Interval Check Mode
Terms
Interface
Interface attribute describes the methods and rules governing interaction between different
entities.
Local Area Network
A LAN is a group of computers and associated equipment that are linked by cable and that share
a communications line for running the communication and protocols. It is used with a commercial
network.
HiWMS Operator’s Manual

ABOUT THIS MANUAL
This manual describes the function, the operation of the HiWMS(Hyundai Intelligent Watch
Monitoring System). The description is based on the requirements of ship yard.
THE PURPOSE OF THE DOCUMENT
The aim of this instruction and guidance is to provide successful operation for the HiWMS.

DOCUMENT STATUS
Issue
Issue No. Inc. by Issue No. Issue Date/Year Inc. by
Date/Year
R 1.0 30.08.2004 MDTECH R2.1 03.04.2009 M.W.LEE
R1.1 28.09.2005 M.W.LEE R2.2 05.03.2010 M.W.LEE
R1.2 07.11.2005 M.W.LEE
R1.3 25.07.2007 M.W.LEE
R1.4 30.06.2008 M.W.LEE
R2.0 01.10.2008 M.W.LEE
CHANGES IN DOCUMENT
Paragraph
No. Issue No. Description of Change
No.
1 R1.0 INITIAL
2 R1.1 4.5.4 Update
3 R1.2 4.5.2 Update
4 R1.3 2.2.1 Update
5 R1.4 3.2 Update
6 R2.0 Modify
7 R2.1 3.2,3.3,4.2 Update
8 R2.2 Modify

CONTENTS
Section Page
1 SYSTEM OVERVIEW ........................................................................................................................... 1

1.1 Introduction ............................................................................................................................. 1
1.2 Functions ................................................................................................................................. 1
1.3 Operation................................................................................................................................. 2
1.4 Specification............................................................................................................................ 2
2 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION ............................................................................................................... 3
2.1 System Component Specification ........................................................................................... 4
2.1.1 HiWMS Bridge Unit (WBU) ............................................................................................ 4
2.1.2 HiWMS I/O Unit (WIU) ................................................................................................... 5
2.1.3 HiWMS Reset Unit ........................................................................................................... 6
2.2 General Configuration............................................................................................................. 7
3 SYSTEM FUNCTION ............................................................................................................................ 8
3.1 Function Overview .................................................................................................................. 8
3.1.1 Operation Mode ................................................................................................................ 8
3.1.2 Interval Checking for Officer of the Watch Alertness-check ........................................... 8
3.1.3 Navigation System Alarm Check ...................................................................................... 9
3.1.4 Transfer of Alarms ............................................................................................................ 9
3.1.5 Function Flow of Interval Checking and Navigation Alarm........................................... 10
3.2 Function Flow Chart ............................................................................................................. 11
3.3 Flow Diagram of Alarm and Reset Operation ...................................................................... 13
4 SYSTEM OPERATION ....................................................................................................................... 14
4.1 WBU Overview..................................................................................................................... 14
4.1.1 Operation Key Description ............................................................................................. 15
4.2 Function Overview ................................................................................................................ 16
4.3 Interval Check Display.......................................................................................................... 17
4.3.1 Interval Check Operation Mode ...................................................................................... 17
4.3.2 Interval Check Time ....................................................................................................... 18
4.3.3 Backup Officer Selection ................................................................................................ 19
4.3.4 Emergency Call............................................................................................................... 20
4.4 Alarm Display ....................................................................................................................... 21
4.4.1 Alarm Group Display ...................................................................................................... 22
4.4.2 Alarm History Display .................................................................................................... 23

4.4.3 ICS Log Display ............................................................................................................. 24

4.4.4 Channel Detail Display ................................................................................................... 25
4.5 User Setup ............................................................................................................................. 26
4.5.1 Change of Password for Each Privilege .......................................................................... 26
4.5.2 Change of Interval Check Time ...................................................................................... 31
4.5.3 Change of System Clock ................................................................................................. 33
4.5.4 Change of Channel Configuration .................................................................................. 35
4.6 System Display ..................................................................................................................... 39
4.6.1 WIU Status Display ........................................................................................................ 39
4.6.2 Main Power Fail Test ...................................................................................................... 40
5 HiWMS CONFIGURATION ............................................................................................................... 41

1 SYSTEM OVERVIEW
1.1 Introduction
Hyundai Intelligent Watch Monitoring System (HiWMS) detects irregularities of operation in

the bridge caused by operator disability or if danger to navigation occurs and alerts another
qualified navigator during unattended or one-man bridge operations. The system monitors
the awareness of the Officer of the Watch (OOW) and automatically alerts the Master or
another qualified OOW if for any reason the OOW becomes incapable of performing the
OOW’s duties.
Additionally, the HiWMS may provide the OOW with a means of calling for immediate
assistance if required.
This HiWMS conforms to the requirements of IMO and IACS :

) IMO resolution MSC.128(75) : Performance standards for a Bridge Navigational Watch
Alarm System (BNWAS) and the bridge class notations for “one-man bridge operation”.
) IMO resolution A.830(19) : Code on alarms and indicators.
) IMO MSC/Circ. 982 : Guide lines on ergonomic criteria for bridge equipment and layout.
) IACS : Requirements concerning navigation – one man bridge operated(OMBO) ships.
1.2 Functions
The HiWMS serves the following purposes :
Bridge Safety
- Indicates that an alert officer of the navigational watch is present on the bridge.
- Alarms operation status on the bridge in the event of a failure of the bridge navigation
equipment and the severe failure of shipboard safety systems.
- Provides visual and audible alarms and warnings.
Officer of the Watch Alertness-check
System used for periodic verification of the officer of the navigational watch's alertness
shall be adjustable time intervals and constructed, fitted and arranged so that only the
ship's master has access to the component for setting the appropriate intervals.
Alarm Transfer
Alarm that is transferred from the bridge to the master and the back-up navigator in case
of any officer of the watch deficiency (absence, lack of alertness, no response to another
alarm/warning, etc.). Alarm Sequence without acknowledgements is followings.
- Visual Flashing Indication.
- First Stage Audible (Sound) Alarm.
- Second and Third Stage Remote Audible (Sound) Alarm.
Back-up Navigator Call-Alarm
- Provisions are to be made at the bridge to activate the master and back-up navigator
call-alarm.
HiWMS Operator’s Manual 1

1.3 Operation
The following functions are available from the HiWMS Bridge Unit (WBU) :
Operation Mode
- Automatic (Automatically brought into operation whenever the ship’s heading or track
control system is activated and inhibited when this system is not activated)
- Manual (Interval Check System On / Off manually by operator)
Security (Password) Operation
- Adjust Timer and Periods
- Privilege level of users
Operation of indication and Alarm
- Audible and Visual alarm indications
- Reset for Sound-Off and Acknowledge of alarms
Emergency Call Facility
- Selection of back-up navigator on duty
- Call of back-up navigator
1.4 Specification
Panel mounting
Flush mounting - attached Table.
Power requirements
- Ship main and emergency power supplies.
- Internal battery float charged from the 24V.
Interface
In - reset devices or navigation equipment. Out - visual indications and audible
devices.
Environmental requirements
Operating temperature: -15 °C to + 70 °C, Maximum humidity: 96% no condensation.
EMC properties
IEC 60945
Software Version
WBU Software : Version1.0.2.x

2 SYSTEM CONFIGURATION
Hyundai Intelligent Watch Monitoring System (HiWMS) unit consists of two separated units.
The HiWMS Bridge Unit (WBU) is a stand-alone panel or flush mounted assembly based on
standard hardware and software. It performs interval-checking algorithm requiring manual
acknowledgment within pre-set intervals, thereby detecting the well being of the navigating
officer.
A navigation alarm system which transfers operational warnings from the grounding and
collision avoidance system as well as instrument malfunction alarms to a WBU and further to
the captains quarters, public areas and the cabin of a back-up navigator.
The alarm output can be connected to navigator cabins, public areas and other alarm
systems, via a digital output relays in HiWMS I/O Unit (WIU).
Figure 1. System Configuration

2.1 System Component Specification
2.1.1 HiWMS Bridge Unit (WBU)
Figure 2. HiWMS Bridge Unit
No. Item Characteristic
-CPU : Intel PXA255 X-Scale Micro-Processor

-Memory : Flash (64 M Byte), Boot-ROM(512K)
SDRAM (64M Byte)
Main Processor -Ethernet Communication(LAN) 1 Port

1
Module -Communication : Asynchronous 2 Port
RS422 (I/O Unit Communication) : 2400~9600 bps
RS232 (External Communication) : 2400~115200 bps
-LCD Controller
-STN Color LCD, Resolution :320 x 240

2 User Display Module -Size : 5.7 inch
-Key Input Module
External
3 -NMEA 0183, IEC 61162-1 Std. Protocol
Communication

2.1.2 HiWMS I/O Unit (WIU)
Communication System Power
Power, Operation, Comm.,

Comm. Fail, Power Fail Lamp
Digital Input 32 Digital Output 16
Figure 3. HiWMS I/O Unit

-CPU : Atmel RISC Processor
-Memory : Embedded 32K
Main Processor
1 -Communication : Asynchronous 1 Port
Module
RS422 (Bridge Unit Communication) : 2400 ~ 9600 bps
-Operation/Communication/Power Status LED
-Digital Input : Dry Contact, 32 Channel

Reset Signal
Sound-Acknowledgement in Bridge
Digital Input/Output
2 Navigation System Status
Module
-Digital Output : Dry Contact, 16 Channel
Warning State Lamp
Bridge Buzzer and Other’s Buzzer

2.1.3 HiWMS Reset Unit
Lamp Dimming Volume
Power Fail Lamp & Button Interval Check Timer Reset

Lamp & Button
Figure 4. Bridge Reset Unit
Interval Check Timer Reset

Lamp Dimming Volume Lamp & Button
Figure 5. TIME Reset Unit

2.2 General Configuration
Primary Secondary BRIDGE WING (P) WING (S) BRIDGE WING (P) WING (S) EXT. EXT. AUTO
Power Power CONTROL CONSOLE CONSOLE BUZZER BUZZER BUZZER RESET SND. OFF. PILOT
(DC24V) (DC24V)
CONSOLE
P.FAIL RST WARN RST WARN RST WARN RST BUZZER BUZZER BUZZER
POWER
(DC24V)
POWER
Terminal Block
DIGITAL OUTPUT (MAX. 16 Ch) CH17 CH18 CH30 CH31 CH32

POWER POWER
CH01 CH02 CH03 CH04 CH05 CH06 CH07 DIGITAL INPUT (MAX. 32 Ch)
COMM COMM
CH01 CH02 CH14 CH15 CH16
HiWMS Bridge Unit HiWMS I/O Unit
BRIDGE
DAY BED DAY BED OFFICER'S OFFICER'S REC. MESS CONF.

GYMNASIUM
ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM ROOM
CAPTAIN'S QUARTER CHIEF OFFICER 2'ND OFFICER 3'RD OFFICER PUBLIC ROOM
Figure 6. System Configuration

3 SYSTEM FUNCTION
3.1 Function Overview
Hyundai Intelligent Watch Monitoring System (HiWMS) consists of :

z Interval checking system which requires manual acknowledgement within pre-set
intervals and therefore detects if are officer of the watch deficiency (absence, lack
of alertness, no response to another alarm/warning, etc.).
z Alarms operation status on the bridge failure events of the bridge navigation
equipment and the severe failure of shipboard safety systems
z A navigation alarm system which transfers operational warnings from the grounding
and collision avoidance system as well as navigation equipment alarms to a central
alarm panel and further to the captains quarters, public areas and the cabin of a
back-up navigator.
3.1.1 Operation Mode
The HiWMS has incorporate the following operation modes :

z Automatic (Automatically brought into operation whenever the ship’s heading or
track control system is activated and inhibited when this system is not activated)
z Manual (Interval Check System On / Off manually by operator)
The system is to be arranged so that only the captain(Master) has access to the means for
setting the intervals and modes.
The system is to be designed and arranged such that only the vessel’s Master(captain) has
access for enabling and disabling it and setting the appropriate intervals so that it cannot be
operated by an unauthorized manner, i.e., removing the fuses or keeping the
acknowledgment button permanently depressed.
3.1.2 Interval Checking for Officer of the Watch Alertness-check
The system is designed to activate a warning light followed by a buzzer at pre-set

intervals. If a warning is not acknowledged within predefined interval check time, the alarm is
transferred to captain’s quarters, public areas and back-up navigator.
The buzzer in captain’s quarter, public area and navigators cabin is activated until "Sound
Off" is pressed on HiWMS Bridge Uint (WBU).
The selected interval period is automatically reset to zero whenever “reset” or “sound off”
are pressed on bridge.

3.1.3 Navigation System Alarm Check
The navigation alarm system is received up to 25 external alarm signals from

miscellaneous navigation device or bridge equipment. The navigation alarm inputs via a
digital input in HiWMS I/O Unit (WIU).
When navigation alarm occurs, the Bridge Buzzer will alert with a continuous sound and
alarm information display of the failure alarm in HiWMS Bridge Unit (WBU).
If the alarm is not acknowledged by the navigator within 15 seconds, the Bridge Buzzer will
be activated again with a pulsating sound. If another 15 seconds has passed without alarm
acknowledgement and the alarm is transferred to captain’s quarter, public areas and back-up
navigator’s cabin.
3.1.4 Transfer of Alarms

Bridge equipment alarms to be automatically transferred to the master’s quarter and back-
up navigator’s cabin if not acknowledged at the bridge within predefined 15 seconds.
In addition to the alarms/indicators which may be required by the various IMO Resolutions
referenced and pertinent flag Administration, the following conditions are to be alarmed at the
monitoring workstation and HiWMS system in the bridge.
Equipment Bridge equipment alarm
a) Off-course
b) Off-track
c) Planned route deviation
d) Pre-warning of approach-way point , and
the closest point of approach
Required alarms and reset
e) Off-preset water depth
controls
f) Gyrocompass failure
g) Failure of alarms Watch Monitoring and Alarm
System
h) Failure of power supply to distribution panel
serving relevant equipment
* IMO Reference, Navigation Alarm List

3.1.5 Function Flow of Interval Checking and Navigation Alarm
INTERVAL CHECKING NAVIGATION ALARM

OPERATION OPERATION
Operation : Navigation Alarm Event

1. ICT ON/OFF by Captain
2. Automatic by Autopilot Active
1’st Stage Operation :
1. Bridge Buzzer (Continuous Sound)
Interval Check Time Set by Captain
(3 ~ 12 Min) 2. 1’st Stage Timer T3 Start if not acked
3. Bridge Buzzer (Pulsating Sound)
4. 1’st Stage Timer T4 Start if not acked
1’st Stage Operation :
1. Periodic Reset by Duty officer
2. Warning Indication if not reset 2’nd Stage Operation (In case of ICT ON) :
3. Bridge Buzzer Sounding 1. Remote Audible Alarm
(Backup Cabin and Captain Room)
2. 2’nd Stage Timer T5 Start if not acked
2’nd Stage Operation :
1. Remote Audible Alarm
(Backup Cabin and Captain Room)
3’rd Stage Operation (In case of ICT ON) :
2. 2’nd Stage Time (90~180 Sec)
1. Remote Audible Alarm
(Public Room / Area)
3’rd Stage Operation :

1. Remote Audible Alarm Default Alarm Time Setting :
(Public Room / Area)
( T3 : 15 Sec, T4 : 15 Sec, T5 : 90 Sec )
Figure 7. Function Flow

3.2 Function Flow Chart
INTERVAL CHECKING
EXTERNAL MODE START
EXTERNAL RESET
SOUND-OFF
NO
MODE ON ?
NO
1'st Stage ?
YES WBU
YES MODE
"ON"
INTERVAL TIMER (T1)
LAMP BUZZER START (3 ~ 12 Min)
TIMER(T1)
RESET
NO
= T1 Sec ?
BRIDGE
YES LAMP INTERVAL CHECK
EMERGENCY PREWARNING
BACKUP CALL
NO
= T1 + 15 Sec ?
BRIDGE
YES BUZZER INTERVAL CHECK
NO WARNING
ICT MODE ON ?
NO
YES = T1 + 30 Sec ?
YES
INTERVAL TIMER (T2)

START (90 ~ 180 Sec)
NO YES
= T2 Sec ?
1'st 2'nd 3'rd n'th

BACK-UP BACK-UP BACK-UP ... BACK-UP
ON ? ON ? ON ? ON ?
YES YES YES YES
CAPTAIN
BUZZER BUZZER BUZZER BUZZER
BUZZER
...
CAPTAIN'S 1'st BACKUP 2'nd BACKUP 3'rd BACKUP n'th BACKUP

QUARTER CABIN CABIN CABIN CABIN
CAPTAIN
BUZZER BUZZER BUZZER BUZZER BUZZER
BUZZER
...
CAPTAIN'S 1'st BACKUP 2'nd BACKUP 3'rd BACKUP n'th BACKUP PUBLIC
QUARTER CABIN CABIN CABIN CABIN ROOM
INDICATOR LAMP BUZZER
FLICKER STEADY DARK CONTIN. PULSATING SILENCE

SOUND SOUND
Figure 8. Interval Checking Flow Chart

NAVIGATION ALARM SYSTEM
SCAN ALARM INPUT
NO
ALARM ?
YES
BRIDGE
WBU
BUZZER
NO
SOUNF OFF ?
"ALARM"
DISPLAY
YES
NO
ACK ?
BRIDGE NO YES
BUZZER ACK ? ALARM TIMER START
(T3 = 15 Sec)
YES
NO
=T3 Sec ?
ACK. ALARM BRIDGE
BUZZER
YES
ALARM TIMER START

(T4 = 15 Sec)
NO
=T4 Sec ?
INDICATOR LAMP BUZZER
YES
NO
FLICKER STEADY DARK CONTIN. PULSATING SILENCE ICT MODE ON ?
SOUND SOUND
YES
ALARM TIMER START

(T5 = 90 Sec)
NO
=T5 Sec ?
1'st 2'nd 3'rd n'th
BACK-UP BACK-UP BACK-UP ... BACK-UP
ON ? ON ? ON ? ON ?
YES YES YES YES
CAPTAIN
BUZZER BUZZER BUZZER BUZZER
BUZZER
...
CAPTAIN'S 1'st BACKUP 2'nd BACKUP 3'rd BACKUP n'th BACKUP

QUARTER CABIN CABIN CABIN CABIN
CAPTAIN
BUZZER BUZZER BUZZER BUZZER BUZZER
BUZZER
...
CAPTAIN'S 1'st BACKUP 2'nd BACKUP 3'rd BACKUP n'th BACKUP PUBLIC
QUARTER CABIN CABIN CABIN CABIN ROOM
Figure 9. Alarm Flow Chart

3.3 Flow Diagram of Alarm and Reset Operation
Figure 10. Alarm and Reset Operation

4 SYSTEM OPERATION
4.1 WBU Overview
Main Display Area Operation Key Area
Figure 11. WBU Overview
System Date / Time Window Display Title Window
Main Information Window
Sub-Menu Window
Latest Alarm Status Window
Figure 12. Main Display

4.1.1 Operation Key Description
Key Name Description
Sound Off Key ▪ Turn Alarm Sound Off
Acknowledge Key ▪ Alarm Acknowledge
▪ Select previous/next Alarm Group

Left / Right Arrow Keys
▪ Move previous/next page
Up / Down Arrow Keys ▪ Scroll Channel List for the Selected Alarm Group
Escape Key ▪ Return to Main Menu
Enter Key ▪ Confirm editing of data
Function Keys ▪ Select Main Menu or Sub Menu
Alpha-Numeric Keys ▪ Inset numbers and letters

~
Clear Key ▪ Delete data in edit mode
Day/Night Dimming Key ▪ Dimming Control

4.2 Function Overview
Figure 13. Main Menu Display
MAIN MENU
1. INTERVAL CHECK 1. INTERVAL CHECK MODE

MODE DISPLAY 2. INTERVAL CHECK TIME ON/OFF
(Protected by Password) 3. BACK-UP NAVIGATOR
4. EMERGENCY CALL
2. ALARM DISPLAY 1. ALARM GROUP DISPLAY

2. ALARM HISTORY DISPLAY
3. INTERVAL CHECK LOG DISPLAY
4. CHANNEL DETAIL DISPLAY
3. USER SETUP 1. CHANGE PASSWORD

DISPLAY 2. INTERVAL CHECK TIME SET
(Protected by Password) 3. CLOCK SET
4. CHANNEL CONFIG. SETUP
4. SYSTEM DISPLAY 1. SYSTEM I/O STATUS DISPLAY

2. POWER FAIL TEST
Figure 14. Main Function Description

4.3 Interval Check Display
Display Operation
: “Interval Check Mode” Selection
4.3.1 Interval Check Operation Mode
Display Operation
: “Automatic” Mode Selection.
▪ F1, Toggle Key : [Automatic / Manual].
: Disable “I.C.T On” Selection.
▪ “I.C.T On” Selection by AutoPilot Input.
ESC : Return to Main Menu.

4.3.2 Interval Check Time
Display Operation
: “I.C.T. On” Selection.
▪ F2, Toggle Key : [I.C.T. On / Off].
☞ If the Select Switch Box (Option) is installed in the captain room, the selection function of ICT On/Off
(F2) is not available on the HiWMS Bridge Unit (WBU).

4.3.3 Backup Officer Selection
Display Operation
: “Backup” Selection.
~ : Backup Officer Selection.
: “Backup” Selection Release.

4.3.4 Emergency Call
Display Operation
: “Em’cy Call” Selection.
▪ Disable “Backup” Selection.

▪ If I.C.T is On, Timer 2 is operated.
SOUND OFF : “Em’cy Call” Release

4.4 Alarm Display

Display Operation
: “Alarm Display” Selection
[ Alarm Status Display ]
* New Alarm : Red Color * Acknowledged Alarm : Yellow Color
* Returned Alarm : Blue Color
: Disable Scroll
: Enable Scroll

4.4.1 Alarm Group Display
Display Operation
: “Alarm Group” Selection.
Left / Right Arrow :

Move Alarm Group Selection
Up/Down Arrow : Scroll Channel

List for the Selected Group

4.4.2 Alarm History Display
Display Operation
: “Alarm History” Selection.

Move Alarm History Page
: Enable Move
: Disable Move

4.4.3 ICS Log Display
Display Operation
: “ICS Log” Selection.

Move ICS Log Page
: Enable Move
: Disable Move

4.4.4 Channel Detail Display
Display Operation
: “Channel Detail” Selection.

Move Channel Detail Inform. Page
: Enable Move
: Disable Move

4.5 User Setup
Display Operation
: “User Setup” Selection
4.5.1 Change of Password for Each Privilege
Display Operation
: “Password” Selection.
: Current Log-in Authority

: Current Password Code
: Current Password Timeout

: “Supervisor” Selection.
▪ Type the Current Password [$$$$].
Enter : Press Enter Key
▪ Type the New Password [$$$$].

: “User” Selection.
▪ Type the Current Password [$$$$].
▪ Type the New Password [$$$$].

▪ Supervisor/ User Password Initialization
: “Clear Password” Selection.
▪ Type the Clear Password for the Current

Password Code 40.
) Password Initialization:
Enter the “Clear Password Number” matched with the given “Password Code”, the password will be
initialized as Supervisor ‘0000’ / User ‘1111’. The “Password Code” will be randomly.
If you forget the password, contact HHI and send the given “Password Code” by mail.
And then HHI will send you a “Clear Password Number”. (E-Mail : aconis@hhi.co.kr)
) Current Password :
1. Ship’s Number is in fore – digit number : ship’s Number is possword at delivery
2. Ship’s Number is in three – digit number : ship’s Number is possword at delivery. But insert “0”
at the head of ship’s number.
(ex : H2222 – Password : 2222, H222 – Password : 0222 )

: “Timeout” Selection.
▪ Type the Supervisor Password.
▪ Type the Password Time Out. [mmss]

(Range : 0 ~ 99 Min)

4.5.2 Change of Interval Check Time
Display Operation
: “I.C. Timer” Selection.
: “Timer 1” Selection.
▪ Type the New Time. [mmss]

(Range : 3 ~ 12 Min)

: “Timer 2” Selection.
▪ Type the New Time. [mmss]

(Range : 1.5 ~ 3 Min)

4.5.3 Change of System Clock
Display Operation
: “Clock” Selection.
: “Date” Selection.
▪ Type the New Date. [ddmmyyyy]

: “Timer” Selection.
▪ Type the New Time. [hhmmss]

4.5.4 Change of Channel Configuration
Display Operation
: “Ch. Config.” Selection.
: “Index” Selection.
▪ Type the New Index number.

(Range : 1 ~ 52)
Left / Right Arrow : Move Channel Display Page

: “Inhibit” Selection.
or : Alarm Inhibit Selection.
▪ 1 : Alarm Inhibit False

▪ 2 : Alarm Inhibit True

: “Alarm Condition” Selection.
or : Alarm Condition Selection.
▪ 1 : Normal Close
▪ 2 : Normal Open

: “Delay Time” Selection.
▪ Type the Alarm Delay Time.

(Range : 0 ~ 240 Sec)

4.6 System Display
Display Operation
: “System Display” Selection
4.6.1 WIU Status Display
Display Operation
: “System I/O” Selection.
▪ WIU Power and Operation Status Display

▪ WIU Communication Status (Rx / Tx) Display
▪ Digital Output Status Display
▪ Digital Input Status Display

4.6.2 Main Power Fail Test
Display Operation
: “PFail Test” Selection.
▪ Power Fail Test Alarm Sounding

during about 5 Sec.

5 HiWMS CONFIGURATION
- Configurator design is based on standard hardware

Operating
1 and software
Circumstances
(Microsoft Windows-2000/2003/XP)
Configuration - HiWMS Bridge Unit Interface by Ethernet Network

2
Method - File Upload/Download by TFTP Protocol
- Alarm Group Configuration

Channel
3 - Channel(DI/DO/VP) Configuration
Configuration
- System Configuration
< HiWMS CONFIGURATOR > < HiWMS BRIDGE UNIT >
ETHERNET NETWORK
Figure 15. HiWMS Configuration Method




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Hyundai Intelligent Watch Monitoring System

TERMS AND ABBREVIATIONS

This is a list of special terms and abbreviations used in this document

HiWMS Hyundai Intelligent Watch Monitoring System

HiWMS Operator’s Manual

ABOUT THIS MANUAL

THE PURPOSE OF THE DOCUMENT

HiWMS Operator’s Manual

HiWMS Operator’s Manual

1 SYSTEM OVERVIEW ........................................................................................................................... 1

HiWMS Operator’s Manual

4.4.3 ICS Log Display ............................................................................................................. 24

HiWMS Operator’s Manual

Hyundai Intelligent Watch Monitoring System (HiWMS) detects irregularities of operation in

This HiWMS conforms to the requirements of IMO and IACS :

The HiWMS serves the following purposes :

HiWMS Operator’s Manual 1

HiWMS Operator’s Manual 2

Figure 1. System Configuration

HiWMS Operator’s Manual 3

2.1 System Component Specification

2.1.1 HiWMS Bridge Unit (WBU)

Figure 2. HiWMS Bridge Unit

No. Item Characteristic

-CPU : Intel PXA255 X-Scale Micro-Processor

Main Processor -Ethernet Communication(LAN) 1 Port

-STN Color LCD, Resolution :320 x 240

HiWMS Operator’s Manual 4

2.1.2 HiWMS I/O Unit (WIU)

Communication System Power

Power, Operation, Comm.,

Digital Input 32 Digital Output 16

Figure 3. HiWMS I/O Unit

No. Item Characteristic

-Digital Input : Dry Contact, 32 Channel

HiWMS Operator’s Manual 5

2.1.3 HiWMS Reset Unit

Lamp Dimming Volume

Power Fail Lamp & Button Interval Check Timer Reset

Figure 4. Bridge Reset Unit

Interval Check Timer Reset

Figure 5. TIME Reset Unit

HiWMS Operator’s Manual 6

2.2 General Configuration

DIGITAL OUTPUT (MAX. 16 Ch) CH17 CH18 CH30 CH31 CH32

HiWMS Bridge Unit HiWMS I/O Unit

DAY BED DAY BED OFFICER'S OFFICER'S REC. MESS CONF.

Figure 6. System Configuration

HiWMS Operator’s Manual 7

3.1 Function Overview

Hyundai Intelligent Watch Monitoring System (HiWMS) consists of :

3.1.1 Operation Mode

The HiWMS has incorporate the following operation modes :

3.1.2 Interval Checking for Officer of the Watch Alertness-check

The system is designed to activate a warning light followed by a buzzer at pre-set

HiWMS Operator’s Manual 8

3.1.3 Navigation System Alarm Check

The navigation alarm system is received up to 25 external alarm signals from

3.1.4 Transfer of Alarms

Equipment Bridge equipment alarm

* IMO Reference, Navigation Alarm List

HiWMS Operator’s Manual 9

3.1.5 Function Flow of Interval Checking and Navigation Alarm