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As shown in the illustrated wiring diagram for an engine order telegraph system, what statement concerning the constant ringing and trouble alarm is true? Illustration EL-0113

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As shown in the illustrated wiring diagram for an engine order telegraph system, what statement concerning the constant ringing and trouble alarm is true? Illustration EL-0113

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🔍 Key Concepts

• Engine Order Telegraph (EOT) normal vs. abnormal ringing – when does the bell give a short ring, and when does it keep ringing? • Current Failure Alarm Panel vs. Constant Ringing and Trouble Alarm Relay Panel – note they are two separate alarm functions on the diagram. • How the acknowledge handle / indicator arrow correspondence is shown in the control‑room EOT and what contacts change when they do NOT match.

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• On the diagram, start at the "Constant Ringing and Trouble Alarm Relay Panel" and trace its wiring to see what devices or contacts actually control that relay. Does it go to a power supply, to position switches, or to a current failure circuit? • Compare that to the "Current Failure Alarm Panel" wiring. Which alarm (buzzer/light) is tied to the loss of power source, and which is tied to order‑mismatch or abnormal telegraph operation? • Look closely at the contacts labeled for wrong direction, non‑correspondence, or acknowledge circuits around the control‑room EOT. Which condition would logically require a continuous alarm until corrected?

✅ Before You Answer

• Identify which alarm circuit is clearly labeled for current or power failure and which is labeled constant ringing and trouble – they are not the same. • Verify whether the constant ringing relay coil gets its signal from power‑supply lines or from EOT position / acknowledge contacts. • Confirm which option talks about loss of main AC power versus loss of battery/emergency power and which one refers to mismatch between order and acknowledgement. Match that to what you see feeding the constant‑ringing relay.

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Question 1 of 20

As shown in the illustrated wiring diagram for an engine order telegraph system, what statement concerning the constant ringing and trouble alarm is true? Illustration EL-0113

The constant ringing and trouble alarm sounds when there is a power loss from the 115 VAC power supply to the system.

The constant ringing and trouble alarm sounds when the transmitter rotor and corresponding indicator rotor are in correspondence.

The constant ringing and trouble alarm sounds when the acknowledge handle and indicator arrow are not on the same order.

The constant ringing and trouble alarm sounds when there is a power loss from the battery or emergency switchboard as appropriate.

Question 1 / 2066636eed28f7522a1c51db2d

Question 1 of 2066636eed28f7522a1c51db2d

As shown in the illustrated wiring diagram for an engine order telegraph system, what statement concerning the constant ringing and trouble alarm is true? Illustration EL-0113

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As shown in the illustrated wiring diagram for an engine order telegraph system, what statement concerning the constant ringing and trouble alarm is true? Illustration EL-0113

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