Lars Thrane LT-3100 User Manual

LT-3100 User & Installation Manual Rev. 1.06 Bridge Alert Management (BAM)
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Alert priority and state
The priority of an alert indicates its severity. The BAM concept defines 4 priorities: Emergency Alarm,
Alarm, Warning and Caution. The LT-3100 system can raise alerts of the following priorities:
• Warning: Condition requiring immediate attention, but no immediate action by the bridge team.
Warnings are presented for precautionary reasons to make the bridge team aware of changed
conditions which are not immediately hazardous but may become so if no action is taken.
• Caution: Lowest priority of an alert. Awareness of a condition which does not warrant an alarm or
warning condition, but still requires attention out of the ordinary consideration of the situation or
of given information.
The shape and color of the BAM icon indicates the priority of the alert and the symbol inside indicates its
state as per Table 24 below.
BAM Alert Icons, Priority and Stat
Priority
Icon
State
Condition
Audible signal
Warning
Active –
unacknowledged
Alert condition present.
Alert not acknowledged.
Yes
Active – silenced
Alert condition present.
Alert not acknowledged, but
audible signal has been silenced by
the operator.
No
Active – acknowledged
Alert condition present.
Alert acknowledged by the
operator.
No
Active – responsibility
transferred
Alert condition present.
A function of the BAM compliant
equipment with additional system
knowledge has taken over.
No
Rectified –
unacknowledged
Alert condition rectified.
Alert still unacknowledged.
No
None
Normal
No alert condition present.
No
Caution
Active
Alert condition present.
No
None
Normal
No alert condition present.
No
Table 24: BAM Alert Icons, Priority and State

Lars Thrane LT-3100 Specifications

General

Brand	Lars Thrane
Model	LT-3100
Category	Conference System
Language	English