Timm
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- 53' MOTOR YACHT (1969 - 1988)
Factory 12 Point Alarm system - Operational questions
I am into the 2nd year of owning a 1978, 53' YFman. The PO hadn't used the boat for 3 years prior to me purchasing it and many of the systems were non-functional. One of them being the factory alarm system. It, now has bubbled to the top of my project list and I have a few questions.
1) the schematic I have is labeled Systems Monitor 12 Point 32V... and shows inputs from both engine rooms, companion way, etc. The terminal block on the pedestal only what appears to be 2 cables with 4 wires each on one side. The other side has wires going to the control box. The control box, which I am including a picture of, has 4 indicator lights, a rotary switch and a toggle switch.
- Is this actually the correct control box for a 12 point system?
- If so, with only one indicator light labled as each sensor, (fire, oil, heat, bilge) how do you tell which one (Port or Starboard engine room) has triggered the alarm?
- I think I know where the engine rooms sensors are, but where are the companion way, upper level sensors?
2) does anyone have an operators manual for this system? Or, can someone describe how to use it? In other words, what does the rotary and toggle switch do?
3) does anyone know that if I send this into Flight Systems for a checkout, do they replace non-functioning indicators, re-silkscreen the faceplate?
4) all of the wiring was laying behind the pedestal unconnected. I was able to get power to the unit, wired the horn and sensors. When I turned on the key, the horn sounded but again, not sure of how it is supposed to operate.
5) the terminal strip that the sensor wires are hooked to has 2 cables with 4 wires each attached to one side. The other side is where I attached the cable that goes to the control box. Is this correct for a 12 point monitor? The terminal strip has at least 6 more open lugs.
Thanks,
Tim
I am into the 2nd year of owning a 1978, 53' YFman. The PO hadn't used the boat for 3 years prior to me purchasing it and many of the systems were non-functional. One of them being the factory alarm system. It, now has bubbled to the top of my project list and I have a few questions.
1) the schematic I have is labeled Systems Monitor 12 Point 32V... and shows inputs from both engine rooms, companion way, etc. The terminal block on the pedestal only what appears to be 2 cables with 4 wires each on one side. The other side has wires going to the control box. The control box, which I am including a picture of, has 4 indicator lights, a rotary switch and a toggle switch.
- Is this actually the correct control box for a 12 point system?
- If so, with only one indicator light labled as each sensor, (fire, oil, heat, bilge) how do you tell which one (Port or Starboard engine room) has triggered the alarm?
- I think I know where the engine rooms sensors are, but where are the companion way, upper level sensors?
2) does anyone have an operators manual for this system? Or, can someone describe how to use it? In other words, what does the rotary and toggle switch do?
3) does anyone know that if I send this into Flight Systems for a checkout, do they replace non-functioning indicators, re-silkscreen the faceplate?
4) all of the wiring was laying behind the pedestal unconnected. I was able to get power to the unit, wired the horn and sensors. When I turned on the key, the horn sounded but again, not sure of how it is supposed to operate.
5) the terminal strip that the sensor wires are hooked to has 2 cables with 4 wires each attached to one side. The other side is where I attached the cable that goes to the control box. Is this correct for a 12 point monitor? The terminal strip has at least 6 more open lugs.
Thanks,
Tim
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