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Operating Instructions

MAN Intelligent Marine Safeguard System

iSea / i Sea

Class

“Translation of the original instructions”

51.99587-5043

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Table of Contents5
Preface9
General9
Copyright Protection10
Safety Instructions10
Liability for Material Defects10
Explanation of Icons11
General Safety Instructions12
Introduction12
Proper Use12
Conversions and Modifications to the Engine and Aftertreatment System13
Requirements of Personnel14
Personal Protective Equipment15
Special Hazards16
Safety Equipment19
Functional Test Emergency Stop on the E-Box19
Conduct in the Even of Hazards and Accidents20
Signage21
Environmental Protection22
Functional Safety23
The Following Development Guidelines and Principles Apply24
Definition of System Scope24
Non Class" - Application25
Class" Application26
Boundary Conditions and Consequences of Non-Observance27
Electromagnetic Compatibility (EMC)28
System Overview31
Design and Function of the Electronics Box (E-Box)33
Versions of the Electronics Box33
Components of the Electronics Box36
Internal Drive Lever Control Unit MPC36
Motherboards37
Monitoring and Control System (MCS) - Control Unit40
Connector Board41
Drive Lever Control Unit42
Internal Drive Lever Control Unit42
Components of the Internal Drive Lever Control Unit43
Wiring of the Internal Drive Lever Control Unit44
Drive Lever Control Special Function on the Plug X8849
External Drive Lever Control Unit51
Plug Assignment X952
Voltage Supply54
Speed Signal for Engine Synchronization55
Start Interlock56
Dimensions of Drive Lever57
Installation58
Safety Instructions58
Installation of Electronics Box (E-Box)59
Overview of Plugs on the Electronics Box with Acceptance60
Overview of Plugs at the Electronics Box Without Acceptance61
Interface E-Box - Engine62
Installation of the Bridge Display63
Control and Operation of the E-Box and the Displays65
Keyboard Functions of the Electronics Box65
Operating Engine from Engine Room (Classified)67
Keyboard Functions of the Engine Room Display71
Display Menu Engine Room Display73
Bridge Display (Operator's Stand and Engine Control Room)78
Display Menu Touch Display79
Aftertreatment/Emissions History/Error Print Process92
Aftertreatment System92
Request System93
Tier 4 Marine Requirements of the Request System95
Connection of Shipyard-Side Wiring100
Wiring of the Bridge Display100
The Shipyard Plug X4102
Connection of a Start and Stop Apparatus (in Case of Non Classified)104
Connection of an Emergency Stop Button105
Connection of an Acoustic Warning Apparatus105
Override System106
Function of the Override System106
Installation of the Override Button106
Wiring of the Override Button107
Procedure Example of Override Function110
Engine Operation Panels112
Engine Operation Panel EOP112
General112
Wiring of the Engine Operation Panel EOP112
Installing the Engine Operation Panel EOP113
Engine Operation Panel EOP D114
General114
Installing the Engine Operation Panel EOP D114
Connecting Cables for the Engine Operation Panels EOP and EOP D115
Engine Operation Panel EOP116
Engine Operation Panel EOP D116
Connecting Lines118
Parametrization Start/Stop on 7" Touch Display124
Parametrization124
Possible Error Messages127
Parametrization of Emergency Drive on 7" Touch Display129
Parametrization129
Interface Description - Classified Engines134
Interface Description - Non Classified Engines138
Eec1140
Interface CAN-2 on Bridge Display140
General Instructions140
Ship-CAN Interface (CAN-2 of the Displays)140
Eec2142
Turbocharger Info 4142
Turbocharger Info 5143
Engine Temperature143
Fluid Level Pressure144
Intake/Exhaust Conditions145
Engine Electrical Power146
Exhaust Fluid Tank146
Transmission Fluids147
Time/Date148
Engine Hours149
Fuel Economy149
Fuel Consumption149
Aftertreatment 1 SCR Service Info 2150
Aux man Engine150
DM_1_MAN-Engine151
DISPLAY - Receive Messages160

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