JRC JMR-92 Series Field Service Manual page 890

Message
RSA (Unavailable, Rudder #n)
Scanner Rotating
STW (Invalid, Log #n)
STW (Not Plausible, Log #n)
STW (Unavailable, Log #n)
TEMP (Invalid, Water Temperature
Meter)
TEMP (Not Plausible, Water
Temperature Meter)
TEMP (Unavailable, Water
Temperature Meter)
TIME (Invalid, Clock)
TIME (Invalid, GPS #n)
TIME (Not Plausible, Clock)
TIME (Not Plausible, GPS #n)
TIME (Unavailable, Clock)
TIME (Unavailable, GPS #n)
TT (95% Capacity)
TT (Out of Range )
USB (Communication Failed)
USB (Over current)
VDR (Delivery Failed)
VDR (Unexpected Data)
Wind (Invalid, Anemometer)
Wind (Not Plausible, Anemometer)
Wind (Unavailable, Anemometer)
Location of
occurrence
INS RSA data not received yet
RADAR/AIS The scanner is rotating (waveforms not yet
transmitted): ICE CLASS standby
INS Validity error in STW data of Log #n
INS Plausibility error in STW data of Log #n
INS STW data of Log #n not received yet
INS
Water temperature data validity error
INS
Water temperature data plausibility error
INS
Water temperature data not received yet
INS Validity error in TIME data of ship's clock
INS Validity error in TIME data of GPS #n
INS Plausibility error in TIME data of ship's clock
INS Plausibility error in TIME data of GPS #n
INS TIME data of ship's clock not received yet
INS TIME data of GPS #n not received yet
RADAR/AIS Exceeded 95% of the maximum number of
TT targets
RADAR/AIS A tracked target went out of 32NM range.
Communication error in general-purpose
Control unit
USB
Overcurrent occurred in one of the USB
Control unit
terminals.
RADAR/AIS The delivery of capture images for the VDR
failed continuously for 1 min (i.e,
continuously 4 times).
RADAR/AIS An abnormality when there was some sort of
reception by the socket being connected
when distributing images to the VDR
(support for error display by IEC62388
Standard H.2.3.3)
INS Wind direction/wind speed data validity error
INS Wind direction/wind speed data plausibility
error
INS Wind direction/wind speed data not received
yet
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Explanation
Chapter 7 Troubleshooting