Furuno_BR500_BNWAS_Bridge_Navigational_Watch_Alarm_System_Operator_Check_List

B尼IDGE NAVIGATIONALVessel Information:Vessel Name:VATCH月LA是MSH写TEMType:Length:Check ListRegistry:GT:This checklist is intended to provide customers and dealers fitting Bridge Navigation Watch AlarmSystems (BNWAS)with a handy,concise document to list system components and proposed bridgelayout.The Furuno BR500 Bridge Navigation Watch Alamm System(BNWAS)consists of the followingstandard-supply items:BR510 Main Alarm PanelBR520 Processor Unit10-Meter interconnect cable (P/N 001-115-210)IMO regulation MSC128(75)mandates the following bridge alarm reset facilities:"5.1.4 Reset facilities:Means of activating the reset function should only be available in positions onthe bridge giving proper look out and preferably adjacent to visual indications.Means of activating thereset function should be easily accessible from the conning position,the workstation for navigating andmaneuvering,the workstation for monitoring and the bridge wings."The vessel owner/operator should choose from the range of options on the following page to createa BNWAS configuration appropriate to vessel size,layout,bridge management scheme and classrequirements.Implementation schedule of Bridge Navigational Watch Alarm System(BNWAS)201007201107201207201307201407Newly built passenger shipsNewly built cargo vessels>150GTExisting passenger shipsNoJater than the first survey after July 2012Existing cargo vessels>3000GTNo later than the firs survey after July 2012Existing cargo vesselsover 500 and under 3000 GTNo later than the first survey after July 2013Existing cargo vesselsover 150 and under 500 GTNo later than the first survey after July 2014Transitioning perlodBNWAS carrlage mandatory[Note:Furuno USA has no authority to interpret regulations or predict class requirements.Werecommend consultation with class experts to clarify BNWAS requirements specific to class,vesselparticulars and management scheme.]