SVDR-Pro Installation 071015 Rev.1.2

Installation & Commissioning Manual / Rev. 1.
2 SME-07V0-020-01
Installation &
Commissioning Manual
SVDR-Pro
(Samsung Voyage Data Recorder - Pro)
SME-07V0-020-01
Rev. 1.2
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Installation & Commissioning Manual / Rev. 1.2 SME-07V0-020-01
Revision
Rev. Description Date Issued by Approved by

st
1.0 1 released 05.April,2007 J.H.Ko H.K.Kim
nd
1.1 2 released 30.Aug. 2007 S.H.Seo H.S.Lee
rd
1.2 3 released 05.Oct. 2007 S.H.Seo H.S.Lee
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SVDR-Pro system or any of its components.
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Safety Warnings for Operating SVDR-Pro
The SVDR-Pro collects nautical data from several equipments and records
securely at one workplace. The SVDR-Pro is designed to minimize crew’s
operation. However the SVDR-Pro is operated by only authorized person.
WARNING
Non-
Non-observance of this Safety Warnings and Guidelines
Guidelines
may lead malfunction such as abnormal recording, data
loss, etc.
There are dangers of receiving an electric shock that can be lethal by

touching current electrical parts.
Whenever the SVDR-Pro is operational in the opened-up state such as

repairing, maintenance and annual checking, electrical power is on hand.
So act upon this manual for the prevention of electrical accidents.
Even after the main power on switch panel switched off, the main power
connection terminals are exist as far as ship’s power is not off as outside
power.
In case of exchanging defective components, you must check that ship’s

power is off.
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CONTENTS
1. Purpose of this document................................................... 5
2. Introduction........................................................................ 6
3. Mechanical Installation ....................................................... 7
3.1 Remote Operating & Monitoring Unit ........................................ 7
3.2 Reserve Power Unit and Interface Unit...................................... 8
3.2.1 Reserve Power Unit ......................................................... 9
3.2.2 SAIU, SSIU and SVIU Interface Unit .................................. 9
3.3 Microphone ...........................................................................10
3.4 Protective Capsule .................................................................12
3.4.1 Lightly Protective Capsule(SVR02) .................................. 12
3.4.2 Float-free Capsule ......................................................... 15
4. Connection Diagram ......................................................... 18
4.1 Remote Operating & Monitoring Unit .......................................19
4.2 Reserve Power Unit................................................................21
4.3 Audio Interface Unit ...............................................................23
4.4 Serial Interface Unit ...............................................................25
4.5 Video Interface Unit ...............................................................26
4.6 Protectice Capsule Junction Box(JB-SVR) .................................27
5. Commissioning ................................................................ 28
5.1 Remote Operating & Monitoring Unit .......................................28
5.1.1 Setting Up System Configuration .................................... 28
5.1.2 Overview of ROMU Server Program................................. 30
5.1.3 Setting Up NMEA Header ............................................... 31
5.1.4 Setting Up Recording Setting.......................................... 33
5.1.5 Setting Up System Configuration .................................... 35
5.1.6 Setting Up Device Wizard............................................... 37
5.1.7 Setting Up Serial Device................................................. 38
5.1.8 Setting Up Audio Configuration....................................... 40
5.1.9 Setting Up Video Configuration....................................... 42
5.1.10 Configuration Data Backup and Restore......................... 43
5.2 Video Interface Unit ...............................................................45
5.2.1 Setting Up Video Interface Unit ...................................... 45
5.2.2 Setting Up Video Configuration....................................... 47
5.2.3 Running Video Interface Unit.......................................... 54
5.3 Audio Interface Unit ...............................................................55
5.3.1 Setting Up Audio Configuration....................................... 55
5.3.2 Running Audio interface Unit .......................................... 56
5.3.3 File managing Audio Interface Unit ................................. 57
5.4 Serial Interface Unit ...............................................................58
5.4.1 Setting Up Serial Interface Unit....................................... 58
5.5 Reserve Power Unit................................................................62
5.5.1 Setting Up Reserve Power Unit ....................................... 62
5.5.2 Reserve Power Unit Performance Check .......................... 64
5.6 Protective Capsule .................................................................65
5.7 Post Commissioning Check......................................................76
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1. Purpose of this document

This document for SVDR-Pro system is intended for setup system and check
faults occurred on the system during commissioning. It provides a detailed
description for important 11 procedures to setup the system. (Refer to "Table 1"
Latest Setup Value and "Table 2" Setup List)
Throughout this manual, checking and setting procedure are depicted using the
graphical shapes found in SVDR-Pro. Please read well this guide and check all
items one by one according to this guide.
It is assumed that readers of this manual understand basic VDR concepts. An

understanding of VDR-Pro other manual is helpful. This document is written for:
Sales Engineers
Application Engineers
VDR technicians and field service engineers
Service personnel who use SVDR-Pro system
Applicable Documentation
Part number Description Audience Purpose

SME-07V0-010-01 SVDR-Pro ·Application Engineers Describes features and specifications
(Rev. 1.2) Technical ·Sales Personnel of SVDR-Pro system.
Description
SME-07V0-030-01 SVDR-Pro ·Application Engineers Provides step-by-step instructions for
(Rev. 1.2) Operation ·Installers using the SVDR-Pro system.
Manual ·Start-up Technicians
·Service Personnel
SME-02V0-020-02( SVDR ·Application Engineers Provides step-by-step instructions for
Rev. 2.1) Playback ·Installers using the playback system of
User’s ·Start-up Technicians SVDR-Pro system.
Manual ·Service Personnel
Abbreviation used in this guide
VDR Voyage Date Recorder ROMU Remote Operating & Monitoing Unit
SVDR-Pro Samsung Voyage Data Recorder–Pro MIC Microphone
SRPS Samsung Reserve Power Unit SVR Simplified Voyage Recorder
SAIU Samsung Audio Interface Unit SVIU Samsung Video Interface Unit
DIU Data Interface Unit SSIU Samsung Serial Interface Unit
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2. Introduction
This manual describes the detail guidelines for installation and commissioning
stage. Because of its continuous self-test function, the SVDR may not need any
other additional testing procedure. Only thing that operator will do is just to check
alarm messages on the Remote Operating & Monitoring Unit when an alarm
occurs.
This manual consists of 4 chapters as described below.
Chapter 1. Purpose of this document

Chapter 2. Introduction
Chapter 3. Mechanical installation guidelines.
3.1 Remote Operating & Monitoring Unit
3.2 Reserve Power Unit
3.3 Data Interface Unit
3.4 Microphone
3.5 Protective Capsule
Chapter 4. Connection Diagram
4.1 Oneline Diagram
4.3 Rerserve Power Unit
4.4 Audio Interface Unit
4.5 Serial Interface Unit
4.6 Video interface Unit
4.7 SVR Connection Box
Chapter 5. Commissioning
5.2 Video Interface Unit
5.7 Post-Commissioning Check
If you have any problem in installing the SVDR-Pro, Review above chapers,
And then do not hesitate to contact us
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3. Mechanical Installation
Siting of Remote Operating & Monitoring Unit

It is recommended selecting the mounting location satisfied with the following
location.
The location to be suitable to bring up the cables necessary for connection in
the vicinity of sensors and / or devices.
The location to be available to fix the unit on the bridge.
The location to be protected from weather and offer a stable temperature.
The location not to expose the unit to excessive vibration.
The location to be far from electrical equipment.
The location to be suitable to be easy accessible with opening cover, for
checking operation and maintenance.
The location to be available to be given a grounding terminal as short as
possible.
Fix the unit onto flat surface to view display and operate touch screen.
<Fig. 3-1 Front View of ROMU>
“A”
Detail “A” <Fig. 3-2 Bottom View (Fitting Hole) of ROMU>
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3.2 Reserve Power Unit and Interface Unit
Siting of mounting location
It is recommended that select the mounting location satisfied with the following
conditions.
The location to be suitable to wire with bridge equipment as short as possible.
The location to be protected from weather and offer a stable temperature.
The location to be far from electrical equipment, e.g. Rader transceiver and
radio communication equipment, etc., giving excessive electric and / or
magnetic field.
The location to be suitable to be easily accessible with opening front door, for
operations for data backup, maintenance work to change the batteries of
uninterrupted power supply unit, installation work, and so on. Additionally, the
location available to be accessible to back side for maintenance work with
opening cover as well as possible.
Clearance in the vicinity of VDR Cabinet
The VDR cabinet has a front door. Keep clear space of 1m or more from the front
for opening the door.
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3.2.1 Reserve Power Unit
“A”
<Fig. 3-3 Front View of SRPS>
Detail “A”
<Fig. 3-4 Bottom View of SRPS>
3.2.2 SAIU, SSIU and SVIU Interface Unit
MIN. MIN.
MIN.
“A”
Detail “A”
MIN.
<Fig. 3-5 Front View of Interface Unit> <Fig. 3-6 Bottom View>
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3.3 Microphone
Siting of Microphone
The microphone unit acquires conversation regarding work of navigation watch,
audio by a public addressor and an intercom and audible alarm of group panel
installed in the bridge. The location of installing microphone should be carefully
selected to optimize recording of vital voice communication.
Bridge work station

Position at which a person expect to be when performing one of the normal bridge
duties at, for example, the follwing work stations:
center line conning

bridge wing(s)
main radar
chart table
helmsman
communication
Mounting location
Consider the following items on selection of sitting location.
The range to acquire bridge audio is within 2.5m in radius.

Something to prevent from acquiring bridge audio or to emit noise exceed
60dB of audio level should be far from this area.
The location to be far from a ventilator or a draft.
The location to be far from electrical equipment, e.g. RADAR transceiver and
radio communication equipment, etc., giving excessive electric and / or
magnetic field.
Mounting Microphone Unit

The microphone unit is available to mount into or onto the surface of a ceiling, a
bulkhead or console panel. When mounting into a panel, cut out the panel surface
as below figure.
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Indoor Type
<Fig. 3-7 Installation of Indoor Microphone>
Outdoor Type
150
<Fig. 3-8 Installation of Outdoor Microphone>
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3.4.1 Lightly Protective Capsule(SVR02)
Siting of the protective capsule

The protective capsule shall be sited in the vicinity of the bridge on the external
deck area of the vessel so as to maximize the probability of its surviaval and
recovery following an incident. The capsule shall be positioned clear of rigging and
other potential obstructions and as near to the centerline of the ship as practically
possible.
Criteria to be considered when assessing the optimum position shall include but
not be limited to the following
separation from fuel or other potential fire sources,
separation from probable sources of mechanical damage,
operational environment for continued serviceability,
accessibility for copying of recorded data and for routine maintenance,
facilitation of underwater removal and retrieval by both divers and
ROV(Remote Operation Vehicle)s. There shall be a clear unobstructed space
in the vicinity of the capsule to allow an ROV(Remote Operation Vehicle) or
diver to work.
Mounting protective capsule

Mount the capsule with 12mm steel bolt to flat surface of external deck or
mounting bracket. Do not paint to contact surface on external deck or mounting
bracket to ensure ground of the capsule housing.
8.3
<Fig. 3-9 Mounting Protective Capsule>
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Grounding protective capsule

Ground the protective capsule to the ship’s hull. The procedure is as follows;
i) Remove paint around holes on hull mounting brackets.
ii) Apply RTV(Room Temperature Vulcanizing) around mounting holes on
protective capsule and Hull mounting brackets.
iii) Insert bolts through Hull mounting brackets.
iv) Install lock washers.
v) Mount the protective capsule base to the deck.
Detail “A”
<Fig. 3-10 Grouding Protective Capsule>
Vicinity clearance of capsule

To access easily for maintenance or capsule retrieve needs to ensure a clear
unobstructed space in the vicinity of the capsule.
<Fig. 3-11 Clearance for Vicinity of Protective Capsule>
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Junction Box (JB-SVR)
Siting of mounting location
The junction box is connected with the power supply line and data line between
the protective capsule and the remote operating & monitoring unit. It is
recommended to select the location satisfied with the following condition.
The location within 1.5m in radius from the protective capsule. (The cable
attached with protective capsule is 5.0m in length.)
The location not to expose the box to excessive vibration level.
Mounting junction box
Fix the junction box to handrail or the support pole provided for this box.
The length between the capsule and box should be within 1.5m.
<Fig. 3-12 Connection Box for Protective Capsule>
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3.4.2 Float-free Capsule
Mounting bracket FBR-3

The bracket is an automatic release bracket. Not all details are shown at this
picture.
<Fig. 3-13 Part of FBR-3 bracket with measures>
Mounting the FBR-3

Bolt the unit to the vessel using the mounting holes. The Float Free Bracket
FBR-3 must be connected to the fixed installation S-VDR installation through the
junction box according to the connection diagram in fig 3-14. When the Capsule is
mounted in the FBR-3 release mechanism, it operates as a float free automatic
unit. Therefore it is important that the bracket is mounted in a place where there
are no obstructions that can endanger the automatic release of the beacon. The
location where the bracket is mounted should be as high as possible on the vessel,
protected from environmental conditions such as direct sea spray, chemicals, oil,
exhaust and vibrations. The location must also be easily accessible for testing and
maintenance.
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<Fig. 3-14 Wiring table>

Mounting of the Capsule into the FBR-3
Strain the spring loaded lower arm with the connector at the lower part of the
bracket. Place the higher part of the Capsule into the top grip of the bracket with
the main switch facing out. Then push the Capsule into the bracket and slowly
release the lower arm, checking that the connector pins at the bracket hits the
connector holes at the Capsule. Place the locking bolt into the corresponding
holes in the lower arm, and mount the clamp at the bolt.
Replacement and mounting of the Hydrostatic Release Mechanism

The Hydrostatic Release Mechanism must be mounted before the Capsule is
placed into the FBR-3 bracket. To replace the Hydrostatic Release Mechanism,
remove the Capsule from the bracket: 1. Remove the clamp on the locking bolt on
the spring-loaded lower arm. 2. Remove the locking bolt. 3. Whilst holding the
Capsule, strain the spring-loaded lower arm and gently remove the Capsule from
the bracket. 4. Now the H20 unit is accessible. Unscrew the plastic bolt (3) and
remove the unit. 5. Replace the old unit with a new one and tag in expiration date
for 2 more years. 6. Screw the new plastic bolt on. Make sure the distance piece
(4,5,6) is in place on the plastic bolt. Tighten the bolt using hand-force only until
rubber seal (5) starts to compress. Replace the Capsule into the bracket,
reversing paragraph 1, 2 and 3.
<Fig. 3-15 Hydrostatic Release Mechanism >

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Junction box
The junction box is connected to the connector on the FBR-3 bracket with a
special cable. All connections to the ships systems are done at the Junction box.
See fig. 3.16 The two fuses are for protection of + DC supply and Ground.
<Fig. 3-16 Junction box with lid removed>
<Fig. 3-17 Junction box with measures>
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4. Connection Diagram
<Fig. 4-1 SVDR-Pro Oneline Diagram>
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4.1 Remote Operating & Monitoring Unit(ROMU-3000A)
The ROMU-3000A should be connected with the following cables.
<Fig. 4-2 Cable Connection of Remote Operating & Monitoring Unit>
Connection table for Ethernet line:
From To Remarks
ROMU-3000A JB-SVR The data cables using
Terminal No. Terminal No.(LAN INPUT) Ethernet category-5
1 (Tx+) - White/Orange 1 (Tx+) - White/Orange between the ROMU and
2 (Tx-) - Orange 2 (Tx-) - Orange JB-SVR.
3 (Rx+) - White/Green 3 (Rx+) - White/Green
4 (Rx-) - Green 4 (Rx-) - Green
5 (SH) - Shield 5 (SH) - Shield
ROMU-3000A SAIU-1000B/1000A The data cables using
Terminal No. Terminal No.(LAN TB) Ethernet category-5
7 (Tx-) - Orange 2 (Tx-) - Orange SAIU-1000B/1000A.
ROMU-3000A SSIU-2000A/1000A The data cables using
12 (Tx-) - Orange 2 (Tx-) - Orange SSIU-2000A/1000A.
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From To Remarks
ROMU-3000A SVIU-1000B/1000A The data cables using

17 (Tx-) - Orange 2 (Tx-) - Orange SVIU-1000B/1000A.
Connection table for RS485 line:
From To Remarks
ROMU-3000A SRPS-3000A
Terminal No. Terminal No.(RS485 TB)
1 (TRx+) 1 (TRx+)
2 (TRx-) 2 (TRx-)
3 (TRx+) - Spare
4 (TRx-) - Spare
Connection table for power line:
From To Remarks
SRPS-3000A ROMU-3000A
Terminal No.(DC Power) Terminal No.(Power Input)
3 (24Vdc) 1 (24Vdc)
4 (GND) 2 (GND)
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4.2 Reserve Power Unit(SRPS-3000A)
The SRPS-3000A should be connected with the following cables.
<Fig. 4-3 Cable Connection of Reserve Power Unit>
Connection table for input powr line:
From To Remarks
Ship Em’cy Power SRPS-3000A The main power source
Terminal No.(VDR) Terminal No.(Mains) can be selectable either
1 (L) 1 (L) AC or DC power in
2 (N) 2 (N) condition of the vessel.
3 (E) 3 (E)
4 (24Vdc)
5 (GND)
Connection table for output power line:
From To Remarks
SRPS-3000A JB-SVR
1 (24Vdc) 1 (24Vdc)
2 (GND) 2 (GND)
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From To Remarks
3 (24Vdc) 1 (24Vdc)
4 (GND) 2 (GND)
SRPS-3000A SAIU-1000B/1000A
5 (24Vdc) 1 (24Vdc)
6 (GND) 2 (GND)
SRPS-3000A SSIU-2000A/1000A
7 (24Vdc) 1 (24Vdc)
8 (GND) 2 (GND)
SRPS-3000A SVIU-1000B/1000A
9 (24Vdc) 1 (24Vdc)
10 (GND) 2 (GND)
Connection table for RS485 line:
From To Remarks
Terminal No.(RS485) Terminal No.(RS485)
15 (TRx+) 1 (TRx+)
16 (TRx-) 2 (TRx-)
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4.3 Audio Interface Unit(SAIU-1000A or SAIU-1000B)
■ SAIU-1000B
The SAIU-1000B should be connected with the following cables.
<Fig. 4-4 Cable Connection of Audio Interface Unit(SAIU-1000B)>
Connection table for Power line:
From To Remarks
SRPS-3000A SAIU-1000B
5 (24Vdc) 1 (24Vdc)
6 (GND) 2 (GND)
From To Remarks
ROMU-3000A SAIU-1000B The data cables using
7 (Tx-) - Orange 2 (Tx-) - Orange SAIU-1000B
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■ SAIU-1000A
The SAIU-1000A should be connected with the following cables.
<Fig. 4-5 Cable Connection of Audio Interface Unit(SAIU-1000A)>
From To Remarks
SRPS-3000A SAIU-1000A
5 (24Vdc) 1 (24Vdc)
6 (GND) 2 (GND)
From To Remarks
ROMU-3000A SAIU-1000A The data cables using
7 (Tx-) - Orange 2 (Tx-) - Orange SAIU-1000A.
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4.4 Serial Interface Unit(SSIU-1000A or SSIU-2000A)
The SSIU-1000A(or SSIU-2000A) should be connected with the following cables.
SSIU-2000A
<Fig. 4-6 Cable Connection of Serial Interface Unit>
From To Remarks
SRPS-3000A SSIU-2000A/1000A
7 (24Vdc) 1 (24Vdc)
8 (GND) 2 (GND)
From To Remarks
ROMU-3000A SSIU-2000A/1000A The data cables using
12 (Tx-) - Orange 2 (Tx-) - Orange SSIU-2000A/1000A.
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4.5 Video Interface Unit(SVIU-1000A or SVIU-1000B)
The SVIU-1000A(or SVIU-1000B) should be connected with the following cables.

Channel 2 connection is an optional
SVIU-1000B
<Fig. 4-7 Cable Connection of Video Interface Unit>
From To Remarks
SRPS-3000A SVIU-1000B/1000A
9 (24Vdc) 1 (24Vdc)
10 (GND) 2 (GND)
From To Remarks
ROMU-3000A SVIU-1000B/1000A The data cables using
17 (Tx-) - Orange 2 (Tx-) - Orange SVIU-1000B/1000A.
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4.6 Protectice Capsule Junction Box(JB-SVR)
The JB-SVR should be connected with the following cables.
<Fig. 4-8 Cable Connection of Protective Capsule Junction Box>
From To Remarks
SRPS-3000A JB-SVR
1 (24Vdc) 1 (24Vdc)
2 (GND) 2 (GND)
From To Remarks
ROMU-3000A JB-SVR The data cables using
Terminal No. Terminal No.(LAN INPUT) Ethernet category-5
2 (Tx-) - Orange 2 (Tx-) - Orange JB-SVR.
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5. Commissioning
<Fig. 5-1 ROMU Main Window>
This unit is operated by touch screen. When all the components are connected
successfully, it displays navigation data and no alarm message.
It is convenient to use USB mouse and keyboard for commissioning.
5.1.1 Setting Up System Configuration
To set up the system configuration, access “FUNCTION” and then “SERVICE

MODE”. And open the server program.
<Fig. 5-2 ROMU Main Window>
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Press the [Function] button at the lower end of the Main Window right side,
and then select [Service Mode]
<Fig. 5-3 Function Dialog>
To log in server program, type a password or input password on the screen for
service with below keypad.
<Fig. 5-4 Log In Dialog>
After input the password, press [LOG IN] button. Then server program will be
popped up.
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5.1.2 Overview of ROMU Server Program
This window displays real time navigation data, power status, and serial data
information at the I/O Data window.
Navigation Data Power status display

display
Serial Sentence display

Serial configuration
<Fig. 5-5 I/O Data Display Window>
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5.1.3 Setting Up NMEA Header
Press System info at the right of I/O Data.

Press the [Stop] button and wait till the [Config] button is active.
<Fig. 5-6 Stop Processing Dialog>
Select the [Config] button for setting all devices. And select [NMEA Header]
<Fig. 5-7 Configuration Setting Dialog>
To parse the data, select one sentence header. These parsed data will affect the
ROMU’s main window display.
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For each sentence, user should set up a suitable header.

In case of UTC, user should choose one header among ZDA, GGA, GNS and GLL.
(As you see below figure.)
<Fig. 5-8 Setting UTC>
In case of Position, user should choose one header among GNS, GGA, and
GLL.
<Fig. 5-9 Setting Up Position>
In case of Speed, user can choose VBW or VHW.
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<Fig. 5-10 Setting Up Speed>
In case of Depth and Heading, DPT and HDT are assigned automatically.
5.1.4 Setting Up Recording Setting
Select [Recordig Setting] button to set up below items.
User can set up following options.

Simulation mode (simulation mode or not)
Recording time
Realtime Display (realtime display is used or not)
Power Unit Port
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Simulation Mode
If user set ‘ON’ in the simulation combo box, this program will be run on simulation
mode. (All data are artificial)
Recording Time
It should be larger than 12 hours. (Mandatory)
It depends on Protective Capsule memory size. (12 hours for 2GB)
Realtime Display Mode

If user set ‘ON’ in the realtime display combo box, this program will be send to
realtime disaplay program at NMEA sentence. It will be able to confirm as the
realtime disaplay & playback program. If user wants more detail information, refer
to the Playback Manual.
Power Unit Port

The user is setting COM1 or COM2.
Capsule Type
The user is setting Fixed type or Float-free type.
<Fig. 5-12 Recording Setting>
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5.1.5 Setting Up System Configuration
This setting is for defining the ship information (IMO vessel number, microphone
position, video source type, sensor description)
Select [System Configuration] button.
[Basic]
User can see ship basic information about Authority, IMO Vessel No and software
version. User can modify the Authority and IMO Vessel No but the software
version is fixed by usare modified by user. The SoftwareVersion is fixed by us.
[Microphone]
This is displayed microphone position. The microphone position is assigned
automatically at setting data of Audio Configuration(refer to Fig 5-16) dialog.
[Video]
This is displayed video image source. The video image source is assigned
automatically at setting data of Video Configuration(refer to Fig 5-18) dialog.
[Navigation]
User can define sensor related with data items to be recorded. The Time, Position,
Speed, Heading and Depth source are assigned automatically at setting data of
Navigation Data(refer to Fig 5-8 ~ Fig 5-10) dialog. The RudderAngle and
WindData are modified by user.
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[Amendment Date]
This is displayed last modified date and time.
The amendment date is assigned automatically.
<Fig. 5-14 System Configuration Information >
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5.1.6 Setting Up Device Wizard
To add or delete serial device, select [Device Wizard] button.
Add/Delete device
User can add or delete a device. If user want to add the device more, input
continuous next number. (1, 2, 3, …..)
<Fig. 5-16 Device Wizard>
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5.1.7 Setting Up Serial Device
To set up the each serial device port configurations(Name, BaudRate, Alarm time),
select [Serial IU] button.
To edit serial device port, select channel and press [Edit] button.
<Fig. 5-18 Edit Device>

Each serial port can be changed Sensor Name, Baud Rate, Timeout, and Error
Control.
User need not to check Modbus, because Simplified VDR only need to interface
the equipment supported IEC61162 format.
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<Fig. 5-19 Edit Channel Setting>
If user will use this channel, unchecked Disable Channel check box.
If user will use Modbus at this channel, checked Modbus check box and
Modbus data is setting.
Sensor name should be named based on real sensor name
Baud rate is usually 4800bps in IEC61162 sentence, but special sensor asks
for higher baud rate more than 4800bps.
Time out is an enduring time to occur error. If there is no response within 10
sec, VDR system creates the error. (User can set time 0 to 300 sec.)
If channel receives sentence without checksum when user set the 'Enable' in
the Checksum combo box , data does not display on client.
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5.1.8 Setting Up Audio Configuration
To set up the using microphones and group each channel, select [AUDIO IU]
button.
User can define and group for each channel.

If user will not use some microphones, uncheck each check box.
Microphone number from 1 to 9. The microphone is distributed evenly at
Mix1, Mix2 and Mix3. For example if it has 6 microphones, CH1 of Mix1 is
setting 1 ,CH2 of Mix1 is setting 2, CH1 of Mix2 is setting 3, CH2 of Mix2 is
setting 4, CH1 of Mix3 is setting 5 and CH2 of Mix3 is setting 6 like Fig.5-1,
because of distributting evenly for recording good voice quality.
User can define each microphone position.
User can define each VHF position(name).
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<Fig. 5-21 Audio Configuration>
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5.1.9 Setting Up Video Configuration

To set up the using video image source, select [Video IU] button.
User can define and group for each channel.

If user will not use video interface unit, uncheck check box.
If user will use video interface unit, checking check box and
define the video image source.
<Fig. 5-23 Video Configuration>
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5.1.10 Configuration Data Backup and Restore
<Fig. 5-24 Server Program Window>
After finishing the commissioning, it is recommand to backup configuration data.

Press the [backup] button and [OK]. The positon of backup is “D:\Appdata\Comm”
<Fig. 5-25 Configuration Data Backup Dialog>
To restore previous or factory default settings, press the restore button.
<Fig. 5-26 Configuration Data Restore Dialog>
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If you select [OK], Browser popped up. You select one of previous
SVDR_server.ini files.
<Fig. 5-27 Previous file seletct Dialog>
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5.2 Video Interface Unit
<Fig. 5-28 Video Interface Unit>
5.2.1 Setting Up Video Interface Unit
■ SVIU-1000B
To set up the radar image resolution and image calibration, click web browser
Video Interface Unit IP address is 192.168.3.203.
<Fig. 5-29 Web Interface>
Input the password to access Video Interface Unit’s Windows.

Then user can see the Video Interface Unit Window.
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■ SVIU-1000A
To set up the radar image resolution and image calibration, click VNC viewer at the
ROMU’s Desktop screen. VNC viewer is convenient tool to access other unit via
network.
<Fig. 5-30 VNC Viewer Program>
Then the client IP dialog popped up. Video Interface Unit IP address is
192.168.3.203 and then Click OK button
<Fig. 5-31 IP Setting Dialog>
Input the password to access Video Interface Unit’s Windows.
<Fig. 5-32 Password Input Dialog>
Then user can see the Video Interface Unit Window.
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5.2.2 Setting Up Video Configuration
■ SVIU-1000B
The homepage, main menu, provides the main entry point Video Interface Unit
configuration setup via a web browser. The Main Menu provides the links for the 2
configuration options. In addition links are available that update the firmware and
log information of Video Interface Unit
i. System Setup – web page providing network hostname, IP address and

system configuration setup data entry form.
ii. Sys. Maintenance – web page providing image resolution and position
setup data.
iii. Update - web page providing firmware update.
iv. Log Information – web page providing log information of Video Interface
Unit.
v. Submit Change – this button appling changed system configurations to
Video Interface Unit.
System Setup
To set up the system configuraion select [System Setup]
<Fig. 5-33 Video Interface Unit System Setup Web Page>

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• Network Setup : This table will be able to set network status. The network
parameters can now be set as required.
The Video Interface is shipped from the factory with the following settings:
IP address: 192.168.3.203
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
Default Gateway IP: 192.168.3.1
A valid IP address for ROMU would be: 192.168.3.201
• Protocol Transferred to Storage Unit : This table will be able to set transfer
protocol of storage unit. The storage unit can be set description of ROMU or
capsule. The protocol can be set transfer method of data files. The transfer
methods have FTP, shared network drive and TCP/IP. The URL can be set
ID,Password and IP address of storage unit. The URL format is “ID:Passwor@IP
Address”
The Video Interface is shipped from the factory with the following settings:
Standard : svdr:svdr2000@192.168.3.203
Longterm : svdr_long:svdr2000@192.168.3.203
Capsule(Fixed type) : 192.168.3.200
Capsule(Float-free type) : vdr:jotvdr@192.168.3.205
• Channel Description & Capture Interval : This table will be able to set
information of video channel. This can be set description and capture interval of
each channels.
• Channel Recorded : This table will be able to set recorded status at ROMU or
capsule. If you want to record, check a box of each channel.
• Image Compression : This table will be able to set compression quality of

images.
• System Status : This table is informed the system time of Video Interface Unit,
Transferred file number and status of video source. The status of video source
Is normal, error or N/A.
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Sys. Maintenance
To set up the image resolution and position select [Sys. Maintenance]
<Fig. 5-34 Video format Configuration Dialog>

Set source image resolution and position automatically or manually.
First, select [Auto] button. It can be found out the resolution and image position of
radar image automatically in case radar image is supported VESA standard.
If the radar image is non-standard signal, user set the resolution according to
radar manufacturer’s radar video output resolution manually.
Update
This page is designed for firmware update. To update the firmware perform the
following:
(1) Click on “Browse” button.

(2) Select a update file.
(3) Click on “Start Update” button.
(4) Wait on until updating.was finished.
(5) Check the system version after auto reboot of Video Unit.
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<Fig. 5-35 Firmware Update Web Page>
Log Information
This page is displayed the working status.
<Fig. 5-36 Log Information of Video Interface Unit>
Changing Password
This page is designed to password protect the Video Interface Unit system
configuration. The Video Interface Unit is preprogrammed with a default password.
The default user id “svdr” and password is “svdr2000”. To change the user name
and password, perform the following:
(1) On website homepage, select the “Home” button.
(2) Once the “Change account settings” page is accessed, enter the new user
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name, new password in the first data entry field and repeat in the second data
entry field. Click on the “Change” button.
NOTE: Remember to write the password down and keep in a secure place.
Once the password is changed, SHI will not have a record of the changed
password. It is not recommended to change the password.
<Fig. 5-37 Video Interface Unit Chage Password Data Entry Form>
■ SVIU-1000A
Double click the icon at taskbar. And click [X] button for terminating
Video Processor.
<Fig. 5-38 Video Processor Program Header>
Updating Video Processor program or close or run program by manual unsing
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Run Vidcap.exe
Close Video Processor Program and run
Vidcap.exe program automatically
Update Video Processor

(Automatically find Video Processor
program and update from USB)
Back up Video Processor

(Automatically backup to USB drive)
<Fig. 5-39 Video FileManager >
To set up the video format, Select [Option] -> [Video Format]
<Fig. 5-40 Video Format Setting Menu>
Then, select Native.
<Fig. 5-41 Video format Configuration Dialog>
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To set up the image resolution and position select [Option] -> [Video Source]
<Fig. 5-42 Video Source Setting Menu>
Set source image resolution and position automatically or manually.
<Fig. 5-43 Video Source Setting Dialog>
First, select [Detect Timing] button. It can be found out the resolution and image
position of radar image automatically in case radar image is supported VESA
standard.
If the radar image is non-standard signal, user should set the resolution according
to radar manufacturer’s radar video output resolution manually.
After finishing all the settings, save this configuration as “V.uf3” at D:\ and restart
video interface unit.
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5.2.3 Running Video Interface Unit
■ SVIU-1000A
After setting up the video configuration clearly, restart Video Interface Unit.
And then, connect VNC (Refer to 3.2.1 VNC Connection), check Video Processor
program Double click the icon at the taskbar.
It shows video information dialog.
<Fig. 5-44 Video Processor Dialog>
Get Resolution : It shows current radar image resolution.

Server Status : If it is connected, “ Connect established with server
192.168.3.201. If it is not connected, “Failed”
Video Source : Video output signal is captured from the radar “Connected”
else “Disconnected”
Capsule Transfer : It shows transferred number to the capsule.
If this program can not capture radar image, check video cable output port.
Be careful of not changing signal H(Horizontal) and V(Vertical)
<Fig. 5-45 Video Source Connection>
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< Fig. 5-46 Audio Interface Unit >
5.3.1 Setting Up Audio Configuration
■ SAIU-1000B
Audio setting is done at ROMU’s server program. There is no setting up in the
Audio Interface Unit.
■ SAIU-1000A
Audio setting is done at ROMU’s server program. So it can check current audio
status. Click VNC Viewer at ROMU desktop’s screen.
<Fig. 5-47 VNC Viewer Program>
Double click the VNC viewer, then the client IP dialog is popped up. Audio Interface
unit IP is 192.168.3.202 and then click OK button.
<Fig. 5-48 IP Setting Dialog>
Input the password to show window of Audio interface unit.
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<Fig. 5-49 Password Input Dialog>

Then see the Audio Interface Unit Window.
5.3.2 Running Audio interface Unit
■ SAIU-1000A
After setting up the Audio configuration clearly, restart Audio Interface Unit.
And then, connect VNC viewer program, check Audio Processor program.
Double click the icon at the taskbar.
It shows audio processor dialog.
<Fig. 5-50 Audio Processor Dialog>
Server Status : If it connected, “ Connection established with server

192.168.3.201. If not, “Failed”
Each microphone mixer group : It can set Audio configuration at Server
program. (Refer to 4.1.6 Audio setting)
Capsule Transfer Number: It shows transferred number to the capsule.
If microphone alarm is happened, check microphone cable connection
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5.3.3 File managing Audio Interface Unit
■ SAIU-1000A
Updating Audio Processor program or close or run program by manual unsing
Close Audio Processor
Update Audio Processor

(Automatically find Audio Processor
program and update from USB)
Back up Audio Processor

(Automatically backup to USB drive)
<Fig. 5-51 File Manager Dialog>
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5.4.1 Setting Up Serial Interface Unit
The Serial Interface Unit is designed for gather all kind of RS-232 or RS-422
signal.
In the vessel, usually it receives IEC61162 sentence This module consists of 12
IEC61162 format input and 4 Rs-232/422/485 input and output.
Technical specifications
SPECIFICATIONS
CLASSIFICATION
SSIU-1000A SSIU-2000A
NAME - Serial Interface Unit
POWER - Input : 24Vdc
- 12Ch.(Port 1~12)
INPUT PORT(Serial) - Receive only
- IEC61162
- 4Ch.(Port 13~16)
OUTPUT PORT(Serial) - Receive / Send
- IEC61162, RS232/422/485
User can set communication way by dip switch.
Dip Switch Setting
■ SSIU-2000A
Port RS-232 RS-422 RS-485

Port 16 SW 4
Port 15 SW 3
Port 14 SW 2
Port 13 SW 1
<Fig. 5-52 Serial interface Unit Dip Switch Setting(SSIU-2000A)>
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■ SSIU-1000A
Port RS-232 RS-422 RS-485

Port 16 SW 4
Port 15 SW 3
Port 14 SW 2
Port 13 SW 1
<Fig. 5-53 Serial interface Unit Dip Switch Setting(SSIU-1000A)>
Terminal Description
RS-232 RS-422 RS-485

A TxD RxD+ NC
B RxD RxD- NC
C NC TxD+ TRxD+
D GND TxD- TRxD-
<Fig. 5-54 Serial Interface Unit terminal>
<Fig. 5-55 Real-time Serial Sentence Display>
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Setting Up by Web page
■ SSIU-2000A
To set up the serial ports, click web browser Serial Interface Unit IP address is
192.168.3.204.
<Fig. 5-56 Web Interface>

Input the password to access Serial Interface Unit’s Windows.
Then user can see the Serial Interface Unit Web Page.
Network Setup & Changing Password

This page will be able to set network status and to change password.
The Serial Interface Unit is preprogrammed with a default password. The default
password is “123456”. To change the network information and password, perform
the following:
(1) On website homepage, select the “Network Setup” button.
(2) Once the “Network Setup” page is accessed, enter the new IP address, subnet
mask and default gateway in the entry field.
The Serial Interface is shipped from the factory with the following settings:
IP address: 192.168.3.204
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
(3) Next, enter the existing password in the entry field, enter the new password in
the first data entry field and repeat in the second data entry field. Click on the
“Submit Change” button.
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<Fig. 5-57 Network Setup of Serial Interface Unit >
Serial Ports
This page is designed to setup baudrate, data bit, stop bit and parity bit of
serial ports. The value of each port will be able to change.. Click on the
“Submit Change” button.
<Fig. 5-58 Serial Ports Setup of Serial Interface Unit >
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5.5.1 Setting Up Reserve Power Unit
<Fig. 5-59 Reserve Power Unit>
This connection is RS-485 communication way. It gives a current power status.

[ MAINS]
During Mains is supplied, the “MAINS” LED illuminates.
[ BATTERY]
During on-battery operation, the “BATTERY” LED illuminates. and the Reserve
Power Unit sounds an audible alarm for 2minutes. The alarm stops when the
Reserve Power Unit returns to on-line operation.
[ RECORDING]
When SVDR-Pro is normal operating, “RECORDING” LED illuminates.
Low Battery
When the Reserve Power Unit is operating on-battery and the energy reserve of
the battery runs low, the Reserve Power Unit beeps continuously until the Reserve
Power Unit shuts down from battery exhaustion or returns to on-line operation.
<Fig. 5-60 Battery Charge Bar Graph>
Battery Charge Bar Graph

The 5-LED display on the right of the front panel shows the present charge of the
Reserve Power Unit’s battery as a percentage of the battery’s capacity. When all
five LEDs light, the battery is fully charged. The top LED goes out whenever the
battery is not 100% charged. When the lowest LED is flickering, the battery’s
capacity is less than 10% for the charge.
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<Fig. 5-61 Load Bar Graph>

Load Bar Graph
The 5-LED display on the right of the front panel represents the power dra
wn from the Reserve Power Unit as a percentage of total load. For example,
if three LEDs are lit, the load is drawing between 51% and 60% of the
Reserve Power Unit’s load.
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5.5.2 Reserve Power Unit Performance Check
To check Reserve Source sentences is right as mention Fig. 5-51.
<Fig. 5-62 Reserve Power Unit Performance Checking dialog>
It shows receive message from reserve power supply unit.
$P1 RD1,G,B,27.19,E,E,E,E,033C,100,030,M*50
G : AC Input Power(GOOD/BAD)
B : DC Input Power(GOOD/BAD)
27.19 : Battery Voltage
E, E, E, E : Output Power Enable
033C : Temperature
100 : Charging Percent
030 : Load Level Percent
M : Main Power Supply Mode(B : Battery Mode)
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5.6.1 Lightly Protective Capsule(SVR) Setting
This chapter provides information for setting the IP address, configuring memory
partitions, minimum wiring requirements, and the procedure for the installation of a
Simplified Voyage Recorder.
Protective Capsule Wiring Requirements
The Protective Capsule operates from DC power, so the higher voltage at the
anodes will provide the operating current. IEC 61996 paragraph 4.5.3 requires a
two hours reserve uninterrupted power source (UPS). When connecting the ship’s
UPS system to the Protective Capsule DC input is used. Clearly the negative
terminal of the capacitor and the primary side of the switching power supply are
grounded to the DC return.
The memory is operated by the DC power from the secondary of the switch
ing transformer, and is isolated from the DC power lines. The secondary gro
und, which is connected to the case and the Ethernet shield, must be tied t
o the hull to prevent voltage difference that could induce corrosion. The term
inal board provides a terminal connected to the secondary ground for a wire
that must be bonded to the hull at a nearby point.
The Ethernet cable is shielded to help protect it from the expected intense RF
fields. The foil shield should end as close as possible to the case after it has
passed through the sealing gland and the twisted pairs continue to their
termination on the Protective Capsule processor. The shield’s drain wire connects
to a boss about an inch away from the inside opening of the gland. Keeping the
shield as short as possible inside the case prevents it from reradiating externally
induced signals by using the case as a voltage node.
<Fig. 5-63 Terminal Board Wiring >

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Ethernet Cable Connection
The Ethernet connection to the Simplified Voyage Recorder uses industrial

standard category five (CAT5) cable and can be made one of two ways.
The scheme is to use the terminal block J3 located on the Protective Capsule
Processor board, using the following connection:
Network HUB Protective Capsule J3

1 1
2 2
3 3
4 4
Shield to Protective Capsule chassis
Protective Capsule Configuration via the default WEB Site
L3 Main Menu
Fig. 4-50 shows the Protective Capsule Site homepage. The user canaccess
he def ault web s ite b y us in g a web br o ws er. T he URL to us e i s
192.168.3.200.
NOTE: The < IP Address> provided to the web browser would be the preset
factory default IP Address of the Protective Capsule unit.
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The homepage, main menu, provides the main entry point to Protective Capsule
system configuration setup via a web browser. The Main Menu provides the links
for the 3 configuration options. In addition links are available that describe the
Protective Capsule Interface Details, Protective Capsule System Maintenance,
and Protective Capsule System Information.
i. Network Setup – web page providing network hostname and IP address setup
data entry form.
ii. Flash Memory Setup – web page providing memory partition setup data entry
form.
iii. System Maintenance – web page providing existing Flash Memory Setup.
Refer to Figure 4.59
iv. Set Password – web page providing password setup data entry form.
v. Protective Capsule Interface Details – web page providing Protective Capsule

system Interface information.
The main menu can be accessed without entering a password, but in order to
change any Protective Capsule system configurations, a password is required.
The password is required to access Network Setup, Flash Memory Setup, and the
Change Password pages. The password times out when idle for 300 seconds and
must be re–entered to continue with Protective Capsule setup modifications. The
Login Screen will appear no matter which system configuration button is selected
first.
< Fig. 5-64 Protective Capsule Website Home Page >
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Setting IP Address
In order to set the IP address for the Protective Capsule it is necessary to be able
to access the internal Web pages of the Protective Capsule. This, of course,
requires a host computer running a Web browser such as Netscape or Microsoft
Internet Explorer (Internet Explorer is the preferred browser). The host computer
must be connected to the Protective Capsule via the Ethernet interface.
Furthermore, the browser must be directed to the ”home” page of the Protective
Capsule at the default Protective Capsule IP address. In order to satisfy the above
requirements, the host computer and the Protective Capsule must both be
connected to a ”network” which is consistent with the default settings of the
Protective Capsule. In the simplest case this can be a direct Ethernet 10–Base T
connection between a host computer and the Protective Capsule, with the host
computer configured at a ”network compatible” IP address which is different from
the IP address of the Protective Capsule as shown Figure 4.58
The Protective Capsule is shipped from the factory with the following settings:
IP address: 192.168.3.200
Subnet Mask: 255.255.255.0
A valid IP address for ROMU would be: 192.168.3.201
Note that the ”192.168.3.x” IP address has been chosen beccuse it is part of
a ”reserved” block of addresses intended strictly for networks that are not
connected to the Internet. Also note that unless the host computer is
configured to an address in this range, it will not be able to ”see” the
Protective Capsule, and will therefore be unable to access the Protective
Capsule’s Web pages.
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The network parameters can now be set as required. They will not take effect until
the Protective Capsule is powered down and back up. Once the settings have
been made, the Protective Capsule can be connected to the SVDR network where
it should respond at the configured IP address. Refer to Fig. 5-51.
<Fig. 5-65 Protective Capsule Website Network Setup Data Entry Form>
Configuring Memory Partitions
The user can modify or set up the memory areas used for data storage on the
Protective Capsule. Each of these areas or partitions requires that two parameters
be specified: the partition size and the partition name. (Refer to Fig. 5-52)
The page shows the number of currently available memory devices as well as the
per device size in Kilobytes. It is from the available device pool the user partitions
and allocates the Protective Capsule memory data storage.
The configuration of the memory areas requires that the user specify the size of
each memory partition in device units, expressed as the number of devices to be
allocated to that memory area. The partition size is thus the device size multiplied
by the number of devices. The Protective Capsule system would internally
allocate devices from its internal free pool of devices in order to fill the request.
Note that the partition configuration request will be processed starting with
partition 0 (ZERO) and proceed to partition9 (NINE). The partitions allocations
cannot exceed the number of available devices. Partition allocations are
processed until all available devices have been allocated.
NOTE: Each Stream Name must contain the number of devices required
for that stream to record 12 hours of data.
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<Fig. 5-66 Protective Capsule Website Flash Manager Memory Setup Form>
Changing Password
This page is designed to password protect the Protective Capsule system

configuration. The Protective Capsule is preprogrammed with a default password.
The default password is “svdr2000”. To change the password, perform the
following:
(1) On the Protective Capsule website homepage, select the “Set Password”
button.
(2) If the “Login Screen” is accessed, enter the existing password and click on the
Submit button.
(3) Once the “Change Password” page is accessed, enter the new password in
the first data entry field and repeat in the second data entry field. Click on the
Submit button.
NOTE: Remember to write the password down and keep in a secure place.
Once the password is changed, SHI will not have a record of the changed
password. It is not recommended to change the password.
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<Fig. 5-67 Protective Capsule Change Password Data Entry Form>
<Fig. 5-68 Protective Capsule System Maintenance Web page>
NOTE: The System Maintenance page provides the current system

partitioning and indicates if any errors are in existence.
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5.6.2 Float-free Capsule(Tron S-VDR) Setting
Operating software
The software operating system of the S-VDR module is Linux. The system includes
SAMBA, which enables other software platforms to access Linux file system, and a
FTP (File Transfer Platform) server.
Tron S-VDR Capsule network information

The host name of the Capsule is: jotronvdr. This name can be changed from the
config file. The Mac address of the Capsule is: 00:06:BC:00:xx:xx, where xx:xx is
the hex value of the Capsule serial number.
Network configuration
To configure the network, PC and S-VDR, we have to follow this procedure:
1. Give the PC network card a temporary IP address in the range of
192.168.0.xx to access the S-VDR
2. Change the S-VDR configuration to match you configuration.
3. Reset the PC network card IP address.
Give the PC network card a IP address to access the S-VDR

1. From “Start” button, open “ Settings” and “Control Panel”.
2. Select the “ Network Connections” box.
3. Right click on the “Local Area Connection” box.
4. Select “ Properties”
5. Select “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)”
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7. Make a note of the addresses in the three rows for later reset.
8. Select “ Use IP Address”
9. Type in address: 192.168.0.10 and netmask 255.255.255.0
10. In the Default Gateway type in 192.168.0.10
11. Press OK to store changes
12. Close Control Panel
Change the S-VDR configuration to match you configuration

If you have a web browser available, type in the address http://192.168.0.37 and hit
the config button. Or use Windows Explorer this way:
1. type in \\192.168.0.37 and hit enter.
2. Right click on the “Admin” Box.
3. Click “Connect to network station”.
4. Select a free station letter.
5. Click” Connecting using a different user name”.
6. in user name field: admin in password field : jotadmin
7. Press “Finished” key.
8. Open and change the “config.txt” file in “Word PAD” to match your
configuration.
9. Store the changes. The S-VDR will reboot with the new settings.
10. From “My Computer” right click and remove new letters used by SAMBA.
Reset the PC network card IP address

1. From “Start” button, open “ Settings” and “Control Panel”.
2. Select the “ Network Connections” box.
3. Right click on the “Local Area Connection” box.
5. Select “Internet Protocol (TCP/IP)”
7. Set the origin IP addresses = 192.168.3.205.
8. Press OK to store changes
9. Close Control Panel
Using S-VDR
There are two way of accessing the S-VDR as a user.
One way is to access as an “admin” user and the other way is to access as a “vdr”
user.
The “admin” user has access to change the configuration file and to enter a new
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versions of the software.

The “vdr” user has access to store information on the S-VDR system, and is the
normal user of the system.
There are two protocols that can be used to access the S-VDR system.
One protocol is SAMBA, which enables MS windows platforms to access Linux file
system.
Connecting using SAMBA
To connect SAMBA you need to map the selected catalogue (admin or vdr) to a
drive letter.
1. Open the Windows Explorer.
2. type in \\SVDR-IPaddress(192.168.3.205) and press enter.
3. Right click on the “admin” or “vdr” catalogue.
4. Click “Connect to network station”.
5. Select a free station letter.
6. Click” Connecting using a different user name”.
7. Use “vdr” as username and “jotvdr” as password.
8. Press “Finished” key.
Now the selected catalogue is mapped to a drive letter and is ready to be used.
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Monitoring the S-VDR from the web system.

Open a web browser and type in the address http:\\SVDR-Ipaddress(192.168.3.205)
From this page we can monitor the system and change the S-VDR configuration.
AutoRefresh ON/OFF
In ON the page will be updated automatically.
Config
To change the configuration of the S-VDR.
< Fig. 5-69 Float-free capsule Information Web page >
View Upgrade log

Shows a status report from upgrading the software.
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5.7 Post Commissioning Check
After Finishing all configuration setting, check all conditions again with server.
Power on all module, Open server program. (Refer to 3.1.1)
Press System Info tab.
Connection Status
Transfer File Number Alarm

<Fig. 5-70 All configuration checking Dialog>
Network Info : Protective Capsule, Audio, Video, Protective capsule are

connected properly, It show IP and connection status.
Transferred File Info : Count will be increased.

Serial / Alarm : Every 10 minutes
Audio : Every 1 minute(SAIU-1000A) or 2 minute(SAIU-1000B)
Video : Every 15 seconds
Config : When start running server
Alarm : No Alarm
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Installation & Commissioning Manual / Rev. 1.

Rev. Description Date Issued by Approved by

Samsung Heavy Industries Co.,Ltd.

© 2006 Samsung Heavy Industries Co.,Ltd.

SVDR-Pro is trademark of Samsung Heavy Industries Co.,Ltd.

Safety Warnings for Operating SVDR-Pro

There are dangers of receiving an electric shock that can be lethal by

Whenever the SVDR-Pro is operational in the opened-up state such as

In case of exchanging defective components, you must check that ship’s

1. Purpose of this document

It is assumed that readers of this manual understand basic VDR concepts. An

Part number Description Audience Purpose

Abbreviation used in this guide

This manual consists of 4 chapters as described below.

Chapter 1. Purpose of this document

3.1 Remote Operating & Monitoring Unit

Siting of Remote Operating & Monitoring Unit

<Fig. 3-1 Front View of ROMU>

Detail “A” <Fig. 3-2 Bottom View (Fitting Hole) of ROMU>

3.2 Reserve Power Unit and Interface Unit

Siting of mounting location

Clearance in the vicinity of VDR Cabinet

3.2.1 Reserve Power Unit

<Fig. 3-3 Front View of SRPS>

<Fig. 3-4 Bottom View of SRPS>

3.2.2 SAIU, SSIU and SVIU Interface Unit

Bridge work station

center line conning

The range to acquire bridge audio is within 2.5m in radius.

Mounting Microphone Unit

<Fig. 3-7 Installation of Indoor Microphone>

<Fig. 3-8 Installation of Outdoor Microphone>

3.4 Protective Capsule

3.4.1 Lightly Protective Capsule(SVR02)

Siting of the protective capsule

Mounting protective capsule

<Fig. 3-9 Mounting Protective Capsule>

Grounding protective capsule

<Fig. 3-10 Grouding Protective Capsule>

Vicinity clearance of capsule

<Fig. 3-11 Clearance for Vicinity of Protective Capsule>

Junction Box (JB-SVR)

Siting of mounting location

Mounting junction box

<Fig. 3-12 Connection Box for Protective Capsule>

3.4.2 Float-free Capsule

Mounting bracket FBR-3

<Fig. 3-13 Part of FBR-3 bracket with measures>

Mounting the FBR-3

<Fig. 3-14 Wiring table>

Replacement and mounting of the Hydrostatic Release Mechanism

<Fig. 3-15 Hydrostatic Release Mechanism >

<Fig. 3-16 Junction box with lid removed>

<Fig. 3-17 Junction box with measures>

<Fig. 4-1 SVDR-Pro Oneline Diagram>

4.1 Remote Operating & Monitoring Unit(ROMU-3000A)

The ROMU-3000A should be connected with the following cables.

<Fig. 4-2 Cable Connection of Remote Operating & Monitoring Unit>

Connection table for Ethernet line:

ROMU-3000A SVIU-1000B/1000A The data cables using

Connection table for RS485 line:

Connection table for power line:

4.2 Reserve Power Unit(SRPS-3000A)

The SRPS-3000A should be connected with the following cables.