The SAM Electronics / Lyngsø Marine 810.001.420-03 (Model AOM 2200) is a ruggedized analog output module specifically engineered for maritime and offshore automation systems. Serving as a key component in the MOS 2200 and 2200 Automation series, this module provides precise control signals for engine management, ballast systems, and cargo handling. Its marine-grade construction ensures reliable operation in high-vibration and humid environments common in vessel engine rooms and bridge consoles.

 

Product Parameters & Datasheet

Detailed technical specifications for the AOM 2200 (810.001.420-03) are summarized below:

• Part Number: 810.001.420-03
• Model: AOM 2200 (Analog Output Module)
• Output Channels: 4 Floating, digitally controlled channels
• Signal Type (Selectable): 0–10 Vdc or 0–20 mA
• Max Load (Voltage): 5 mA (Minimum resistance 2 kΩ)
• Max Load (Current): 600 Ω
• Supply Voltage: 24 Vdc (18–32 Vdc range) / 5 Vdc (via bus)
• Power Consumption: 5V at 20 mA / 24V at 175 mA
• Isolation: 50 Vdc (Channel-to-channel and channel-to-bus)
• Dimensions: 125.4 mm x 216 mm x 60 mm
• Weight: 380 g
• Operating Temperature: 0°C to +70°C

 

Product Technical Description

The AOM 2200 architecture is built for seamless integration within a distributed control network. It features four independent output channels that can be configured as either voltage or current outputs via the Phoenix MSTBVA connectors (X1 and X2). The module connects to the digital bus via a ribbon cable (X9) and supports daisy-chaining to additional modules through an extension port (X10). For diagnostic purposes, the front panel includes dedicated green LEDs for 5V, 24V, and Switched 24V power monitoring. It complies with IACS E10 and IEC 60945 standards for marine equipment.

Application Fields

The AOM 2200 is a standard interface for critical shipboard systems:

• Machinery Alarm Systems: Sending analog setpoint data to engine monitors and pressure controllers.
• Propulsion Control: Interfacing with bridge maneuvering systems (BMS) for throttle and pitch control.
• Tank Level Management: Regulating valve positions in automated cargo and ballast pumping sequences.
• Fire Alarm Indication: Converting digital alarm data into analog signals for remote bridge displays or mimic panels.

 

Country of Origin

The SAM Electronics 810.001.420-03 is manufactured in Germany, adhering to rigorous German Lloyd’s and DNV quality standards for marine electronics.

 

Product Usage Instructions

1. Mounting: Secure the module onto a standard 35mm DIN rail. Ensure there is adequate clearance for the ribbon cable (X9) and the field wiring connectors.
2. Bus Connection: Plug the ribbon interconnection cable into connector X9. If this is part of a multi-module chain, use X10 to link to the next AOM or IFM module.
3. Signal Wiring: Connect your field actuators to the Phoenix plugs (X1 and X2). Ensure the polarity is correct for the 4-20mA current loop or 0-10V voltage signal.
4. Power-Up: Verify that the 24V supply is active. Upon startup, all three green LEDs (5V, 24V, 24V SW) should be illuminated, indicating the internal power converters are functional.
5. Dismounting: To remove the module, locate the DIN rail release mechanism situated on the side of the X1/X2 connectors and pull downward to unclip the unit.