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7.2.1.5 Setup mode (menu 1.5)
The setup mode is entered when the <SETUP> key is pressed in the menu 1.
The mode is used to setup the system for a specific discharge operation.
When the setup menu is entered, 3 options are available:
? information mode (menu 1.5.1)
CHANGE setup mode (menu 1.5.2)
FLUSH calibration flush mode (menu 1.5.3)
When the < ? > key is pressed, the information mode is entered.
When the <CHANGE> key is pressed, the setup menu allows the operator to change specific
parameters.
By pressing the <FLUSH> key the system is set up for sampling and discharging ballast water.
Before the MCU goes into sampling mode, the system is flushed and calibrated.
7.2.1.5.1 Information mode (menu 1.5.1)
The information mode is entered when the < ? > key is pressed in menu 1.5.
The mode gives additional information about system operation and operational actions which can be
taken if e.g. an alarm situation occurs.
Depending from which menu the information mode is activated, different texts will be displayed.
Figure 44
In menu 1.5.1 a text with short description about the possible sampling points is given:
Sample point
This monitor system can select out of 6 possible sample points for discharging ballast water.
The names of the sample points are:
1) port high
2) starboard high
3) port low
4) starboard low
5) stripping
6) segregated ballast.
Before each discharge it should be checked that the correct sample point is selected.
Discharge mode
The discharge mode “dirty ballast” or “clean ballast” can be selected by the following sample points:
1) port high
2) starboard high
3) port low
4) starboard low
5) stripping
CONTROL Sample point: 1 22-11-11
standby Oil type: 5 10:38
version: 0.51S13 & 1.53
Sample point
This monitor system can select out of 6 possible
sample points for discharging ballas t water.
Name of sample points is:
1) port high
2) starboard high
3) port low
4) starboard low
5) stripping
6) segregated ballast.
Before each discharge it should be checked that the
correct sample point is selected.
discharge mode
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