IC basics Flashcards

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What is a class 2 IC system?

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  • energized when the ship is preparing to get underway/while underway
  • combined with class 1 are essential to satisfactory to ship control.
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What is a class 1 IC system?

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  • energized at all times

- essential to the safety of the ship/personnel

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What is class 3 IC systems?

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  • energized during condition watches/operations

- combined with class 1/2 and are essential to interior control

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What is a class 4 IC system?

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Only energized when required

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4
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Readiness classification on IC switchboard plates?

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Class 1: yellow
Class 2: black
Class 3: red
Class 4: white

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5
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What alarm color is for the general alarm?

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Red

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What alarm color is for the chemical alarm?

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Green

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What alarm color is for the sonar alarm?

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Yellow

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What alarm color is for the collision alarm?

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Yellow

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9
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What alarm color is for the power plant alarm?

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White

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What alarm color is for the missile jettison alarm?

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Blue

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What alarm color is for the missile emergency?

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Orange

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IC switchboard power distribution

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60 hz, 120v, 3-phase/single phase
400 hz, 120v, 3-phase
DC, 28/50

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IC switchboard are used for?

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Energized interior communication systems

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14
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Types of fuses in the IC switchboard

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F03a/b- plastic or ceramic with silver plated ferrules

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F03A

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Has instantaneous blow characteristics

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F03B

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Has time delay characteristics

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17
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Types of telephone equipment installed

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  • sound powered
  • dial telephones
  • IVCS
  • misc equipment
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Sound powered

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Uses audio energy from speakers voice. Audio energy is converted into electrical energy by the transmitter

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Q

H-203/U- headset

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  • Primarily for one-to-one talking

- transmitter/receiver units are interchangeable

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H-200/U- headset/chestset

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Designed for general use

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H-201/U- headset

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Used by plotters and console operators

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H-202/U-headset/chestset

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Used in high noise areas

23
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Types of ways to control sound powered system

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  • switchboard type
  • switch box type
  • string type
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Switchboard type
Controls the sound powered system from the IC switchboard
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Switch box types
Sound powered is controlled from a switch-box located at the principal station of the circuit
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string type
Where all sound powered stations are connected in parallel
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Switchboard circuits
- have cutout switches on the sound powered switchboards | - done in parallel
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Switch box
Consist of several line cutout switches in a switch box
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String circuit
Are a series of jack boxes connected in parallel with no switches to cut out a station
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Types of switching mechanisms commonly used are:
- Automatically electric strowger switch - Stromberg-Carlson X-Y universal switch - Dynalec crossbar switch
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EM/MJ signal equipment
- 16 ring stations - EM: provides for selective calling station on a common talk circuit - MJ: provides for selective calling and selective talk circuits
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Manual switches
Used in alarm circuits to initiate the alarm
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Mechanical switches
Operated by the movement of mechanisms such as shafts, valves, or doors.
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Pressure and vacuum switches
Contain either a bellows or diaphragm working against an adjustable spring
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Temperature operated switches
Has bellows which extends or retracts against as a sealed liquid expands or contracts with the rise or fall in temp
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Types of IC/Js
- 105 - 125 - 150
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Liquid level switch
Contain a magnetic core which operates a reed switch as the float increases or decreases.
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Flow switches
Installed in fluid lines to sense fluid flow
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Water switches
Installed in dry pipe magazine sprinkling or flooding systems
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Infrared detectors
- sense flame only | - activated when flicker rate is between 8hz and 15hz
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IC/SM alarm module accepts an input from a sensing element with a resistance of?
6800-7000 ohms
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What causes an alarm to sound
A short
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Normal mode if IC/SM
- Top half is lit - Bottom is unlit - No tone
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Standby mode of IC/SM
- Top is lit - Bottom is lit - Wailing tone
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Cut-out mode of IC/SM
- Top is unlit - Bottom is lit - No tone
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Test mode of IC/SM
- Top is lit | - bottom is