What to do if Furuno Security System shows 'Failure: Communication' and buzzer sounds?
If the message "Failure: Communication (or Malfunction)" appears and the buzzer sounds on your Furuno Security System, it indicates a communication error between the Main Alarm Panel and the Processor Unit. Press any key to silence the buzzer. Reset the power using the power switch on the ship’s switchboard. If the problem persists, request service.
Why does my Furuno BR-500 Security System show 'Failure: DC' or 'Failure: AC' and the buzzer is on?
If the message "Failure: DC" (or "Failure: AC") appears and the buzzer sounds on your Furuno Security System, it means there is a power failure. Press any key to silence the buzzer, then check the power supply.
How to troubleshoot a Furuno Security System Main Alarm Panel with no power?
If the Main Alarm Panel of your Furuno Security System is not powered, check the following: * Ensure the Processor Unit is ON. * Verify the power cable is properly connected. * Inspect the power cable for any damage or corrosion. * Check the connection between the Processor Unit and the Main Alarm Panel.
What to do if Furuno BR-500 Security System ROM and RAM test shows NG?
If the ROM and RAM test results for the Main Alarm Panel or Processor Unit of your Furuno Security System show an NG (No Good), reset the power using the power switch on the ship’s switch-board. If NG appears again, request service.
What to do if Furuno BR-500 key on the Main Alarm Panel doesn't respond?
If a key on the Main Alarm Panel of your Furuno Security System is operated but there is no response, reset the power with the power switch on the ship’s switch-board and try operating the key again. If the key still does not respond, request service.
What to do if the message “Failure: Communication” appears on Furuno Security System?
The “Failure: Communication” message on your Furuno Security System indicates a communication error between the Main Alarm Panel and the Processor Unit. You can silence the buzzer by pressing any key. Try resetting the system. If the problem persists, request service.
What does “Failure: DC” (or “Failure: AC”) mean on Furuno Security System?
The message “Failure: DC” (or “Failure: AC”) on your Furuno Security System indicates a power failure. Press any key to silence the buzzer. Check the power supply.
What to do if a key on the Furuno Security System Main Alarm Panel is not responding?
If a key on the Main Alarm Panel of your Furuno Security System isn't responding, reset the power and try operating the key again. If the key still does not respond, request service.
What to do if ROM and RAM test shows NG (No Good) on Furuno Security System?
If the ROM and RAM test for the Main Alarm Panel or Processor Unit of your Furuno Security System shows an NG (No Good), reset the power. If NG appears again, request service.
General| Brand | Furuno |
|---|---|
| Model | BR-500 |
| Category | Security System |
| Language | English |
Instructions for discarding the product according to local regulations.
Guidelines for battery disposal, including EU and USA regulations.
Details about the warning label attached to the processor unit.
Overview of the BR-500's capabilities and compliance with standards.
Details on software versions for the Main Alarm Panel and Processor Unit.
Precautions for back-up power supply and motion detector usage.
Details on motion detection principles and potential mis-detection.
Procedure for resetting the watch alarm timer using the Timer Reset Panel.
Description of buttons and their functions on the Main Alarm Panel.
Procedure for turning the BNWAS system on and off.
Explanation of the different areas and indicators on the BNWAS display.
How to adjust the LCD/LED brilliance and key backlighting.
Procedure for assigning up to six backup officers to the system.
Description of the three main operating modes: Manual OFF, Manual ON, AUTO.
Information on setting the watch time interval in the Administrator Menu.
Explanation of how the watch alarm checks for OOW presence and triggers alerts.
How the help area displays system failures, operational events, and alerts.
Describes how system failures are indicated and the operation flow.
How to access and view the active alert list and alert log.
How the Main Alarm Panel displays messages for operational events.
Procedure to immediately start the watch timer from the 2nd stage.
How to use the call feature to contact a backup officer.
Receiving external emergency calls and system behavior.
Description and operation of the Timer Reset Panels.
Installation and function of the Cabin Panel for alarms and status.
Detection method, range, and function of the motion detector.
Function and operation of the Flash Beacon during alarm stages.
Guidelines for monthly maintenance checks of the equipment.
Instructions for replacing fuses in the Processor Unit PWR Board.
Table of common problems and their remedies for the system.
Procedure to test connections between the Processor Unit and panels.
Information on the expected life of major parts, specifically the fan.
Lists of standard and optional equipment supplied with the BNWAS.
Guidelines for installing units in compliance with standards and optimal placement.
Instructions for desktop and flush mounting the Main Alarm Panel.
How to install the shield film to reduce display brilliance.
Mounting instructions for the Processor Unit on a bulkhead or deck.
Flush mounting instructions for Timer Reset, Cabin, Motion Detector, and Flash Beacon.
General wiring procedures for the Processor Unit.
Steps for fabricating and securing cables for the Processor Unit.
Wiring information for Operator fitness, cables, motion detector, and input ports.
Connecting the Processor Unit to the Main Alarm Panel.
Wiring procedures for Timer Reset, Cabin Panel, Motion Detector, Flash Beacon.
How to fabricate cables for Cabin Panel, Timer Reset, Flash Beacon, and Motion Detector.
Location and function of DIP and Rotary switches in the Processor Unit.
How to adjust the brilliance of LEDs on various panels.
Overview of menu settings for system configuration.
Initial system settings accessible through the Administrator Menu.
Procedure for checking equipment operation using the Self TEST function.
Steps to change the administration password.
Procedure to reset the administration password to its factory default.
Menu items for installers and service technicians, including system test and alarm modes.
Procedure to restore all system default settings.
Communication specifications and details on input/output sentences.
Explanation of ACK input sentences and their meanings.
Format and meaning of the ACN alert command sentence.
Format and meaning of the EVE general event message.
Format and meaning of the HBT heartbeat supervision sentence.
Explanation of ALC, ALF, ARC, HBT, PFEC output sentences.
Format and meaning of the ALF alert sentence.
Format and meaning of the ARC alert command refused sentence.
Format and meaning of the ALR alarm sentence, including alarm modes.
Details on the HBT heartbeat supervision sentence and proprietary output sentences.
Overview of menu structure for Administrator and Service menus.
List of abbreviations and their meanings used in the manual.
Guide to identifying JIS cables and their specifications.
Description of alert icons, priority levels, statuses, and audible alerts.
Information on legacy mode alerts, IDs, meanings, and measures.
Details on alerts, IDs, meanings, and measures for Alertl/F1 and Alertl/F2 modes.
Display, brilliance, status indication, and functions of the Main Alarm Panel.
Input/output ports, serial signals, and data sentences for the Processor Unit.
Input voltage, visible indication, audible alarm, and controls for the Cabin Panel.
Visible indication, audible alarm, and controls for Timer Reset Panels.
Detection method, distance, temperature gap, angle, and object size.
Function and operation of the Flash Beacon during alarm stages.
Details on AC and DC power requirements for the BNWAS system.
Ambient temperature, humidity, degree of protection, and vibration ratings.
Color specifications for watertight timer reset panel and others.
List of items included in the BR-510 package.
List of items included in the BR-520 package.
List of items for BR-520 with 10m cable.
List of items for BR-520 with N cable.
List of items for BR-510/520 with E-10 configuration.
List of items for BR-510/520 with E-N configuration.
Dimensional drawing for tabletop mounting the Main Alarm Panel.
Dimensional drawing for flush mounting the Main Alarm Panel.
Dimensional drawing for bulkhead mounting the Processor Unit.
Dimensional drawing for flush mounting the Timer Reset Panel.
Dimensional drawing for bulkhead mounting the Timer Reset Panel.
Dimensional drawing for flush mounting the Watertight Timer Reset Panel.
Dimensional drawing for bulkhead mounting the Watertight Timer Reset Panel.
Dimensional drawing for flush mounting the Motion Detector (alternative view).
Dimensional drawing for flush mounting the Cabin Panel.
Dimensional drawing for bulkhead mounting the Cabin Panel.
Dimensional drawing for flush mounting the Cabin Panel (alternative view).
Dimensional drawing for bulkhead mounting the Cabin Panel (alternative view).
Dimensional drawing for flush mounting the Motion Detector (alternative view).
Dimensional drawing for bulkhead mounting the Motion Detector (alternative view).
Dimensional drawing for flush mounting the Motion Detector (another alternative view).
Dimensional drawing for bulkhead mounting the Motion Detector (another alternative view).
Dimensional drawing for flush mounting the Flash Beacon.
Dimensional drawing for bulkhead mounting the Flash Beacon.
Dimensional drawing for flush mounting the Flash Beacon (alternative view).
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