Flir BelgiumBA H6LLT H6 Lifeline Transmitter Tag User Manual lifeline usa

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Using Lifeline
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Using Lifeline
WARNING: Lifeline
Lifeline is an aid to crew safety only. It should not be relied upon
as the boat’s main crew safety system. It is the responsibility of
the Captain and all crew members to ensure that specific safety
instructions and procedures are in place and obeyed in
accordance with local safety requirements.
Introduction
Crew safety is paramount. Lifeline is a positive reporting system that is
permanently ‘on’. Each crew member is given an activated radio transmitter in
the form of a key tag, which will stop working and raise an audible alarm if they
go overboard.
FCC Notice
This device complies with Part 15 of the FCC Rules. operation is subject to the
following conditions:
1. This device may not cause harmful interference.
2. This device must accept any interference received, including interference that
may cause undesied operation.
Changes or modifications to this equipment, not expressly apprved by Raymarine
Inc., could violate compliance with FC C rules and void the operator’s authority to
operate the equipment.
The receiver
The Lifeline receiver is located adjacent to the display units at the main helm
position and consists of a sculptured face-plate into which a key-tag can be
placed. When a key-tag is placed in the face-plate it can be either activated or deactivated as required.
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The transmitter
The Lifeline transmitter consists of a key tag which can
be attached to a crew member’s clothing by the built-in
clip or attached to a lanyard for additional security.
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The tags are numbered from 1 through 8 and need to be
re-activated every 24 hours to ensure continuous
coverage.
If a crew member leaves the boat intentionally, their
tag must be de-activated to prevent a false alarm being
initiated.
Lifeline databox
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The Lifeline databox shows the status of all Lifeline tags.
Activated tags are shown in green, inactive tags are shown in grey.Moving the
cursor over a tag indicator will cause a yellow box to appear around it.
Information for that tag is then displayed in the databox.
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Activating the tags
To activate a Lifeline tag:
1. Select and open the Lifeline data box.
2. Place the tag that to be registered on the Lifeline receiver. The corresponding
tag number will be highlighted in the on-screen data box by a yellow border.
3. Click Activate Tag.
The data box will now show that the tag has been activated and display the
time that the activation will expire. The tag should be re-activated using
steps 1 through 3 before the expiry time.
When a crew member is leaving the boat for a legitimate reason, their Lifeline tag
should be de-activated to prevent a false alarm situation.
To de-activate a Lifeline tag:
1. Select and open the Lifeline data box.
2. Place the tag to be de-activated on the Lifeline receiver. The corresponding
tag number will be highlighted in the on-screen data box by a yellow border.
3. Click Deactivate Tag. The data box will now show that the tag is not registered.
It is now safe for the crew member to leave the boat without causing a false
alarm.
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Lifeline alarm
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The Lifeline receiver is constantly sampling the signals from all registered tags. If
it does not receive a reply from a tag, an alarm is automatically raised. This will
normally be within 10 seconds of the tag disappearing.
In the event of an alarm, the Lifeline data box will automatically expand onto the
left hand screen. It will show which tag has alarmed and give details of time
position, and the boat’s speed at the time of the alarm. A Man Overboard marker
will also be placed on the chart screen.
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Lifeline reset
There are two occasions when it may be necessary to reset the Lifeline system to
ensure correct system operation, these are:
• If a tag has been lost.
You will be unable to deactivate the tag and clear it from the system.
• If H6 is switched off and tag expiry time occurs.
When H6 is switched back on the expired tag will cause a Man Overboard
alert to be displayed.
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To carry out a Lifeline reset:
1. Click Reset Lifeline. An action box will appear asking if you are sure you want
to reset the system.
2. Click Yes. The Scanning for tags action box is displayed and a ten second
countdown starts.
3. When the scan has completed a message is displayed showing all tags
detected and asking if you wish to register them.
4. Click Yes to register tags.
5. Click No to clear and reset the Lifeline system.
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