4.1 Human factors
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Statutory Documents - IMO Publications and Documents - Resolutions - Maritime Safety Committee - Resolution MSC.64(67) - Adoption of New and Amended Performance Standards - (Adopted on 4 December 1996) - Annex 1 - Recommendation on Performance Standards for Integrated Bridge Systems (IBS). LR Note: This Annex 1 is obsolete following the adoption of SN.1/Circ.288. - 4 Operational Requirements - 4.1 Human factors

4.1 Human factors

  4.1.1 The IBS should be capable of being operated by personnel holding appropriate certificates.

  4.1.2 The Man Machine Interface (MMI) should be designed to be easily understood and in a consistent style for all integrated functions.

  4.1.3 Where multifunction displays are used, they should be in colour, and continuously displayed information and functional areas, e.g. menus should be presented in a consistent manner.

  4.1.4 For actions which may cause unintended results, the IBS should request confirmation from the operator.

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