Description
The STN Atlas / Lyngsø Marine MXM401 (Part Number 271.130 436/E) is a specialized Multiplexer Module designed for shipboard automation and monitoring networks. This module serves as a critical communication node, aggregating multiple data inputs from various sensors, instruments, and sub-systems, and consolidating them into a single high-speed data stream for transmission across the vessel’s central control bus. By enabling high-density data handling, the MXM401 significantly reduces cabling requirements while ensuring that engine performance data, alarm states, and navigation signals are delivered reliably to the central processing units (e.g., in Lyngsø Marine’s Damatic or similar automation systems).

Key Technical Specifications
| Parameter | Value/Description |
| Part Number | 271.130 436/E |
| Series | MXM401 Multiplexer |
| Function | Data consolidation and signal routing |
| Input Channels | Multi-channel serial/analog input capacity |
| Communication Bus | Proprietary Lyngsø Marine Fieldbus/CAN backbone |
| Operating Voltage | 24V DC nominal |
| Isolation | Channel-to-channel and bus-to-field isolation |
| Mounting | DIN-rail or dedicated automation rack |
| Environment | Marine Type Approved (IACS Standards) |
| Construction | Ruggedized PCB for high-vibration environments |
Recommended Related Models
These components are commonly used within Lyngsø Marine automation racks to maintain system connectivity and data acquisition:
- 271.130 437: MXM402 (Advanced Multiplexer Variant)
- 271.149 300: Central Processor Unit (CPU) for automation racks
- 271.149 310: Alarm Annunciator/Display Module
- 271.149 350: Frequency-to-Digital Signal Converter
- 271.149 400: Power Supply Module (PSU) for MXM series
- 271.149 420: Universal I/O Expansion Module
- 271.149 450: Relay Output Interface Module
- 271.130 400: Data Gateway/Bridge Module
- 271.130 450: Serial Communication Interface (SCI)
- 271.149 289/B: DZM 402 Speed Relay Module
Important Implementation Note: The MXM401 is configured via specific channel mapping. When replacing this module, it is imperative to ensure the module’s “address” is set correctly (via internal jumpers or software configuration). Because this unit is part of a high-speed data backbone, incorrect addressing or configuration can result in a “Node Not Found” or “Bus Communication Error” across the entire automation system.

