Main Displays; Status Display - JRC JHS-800S Instruction Manual

Names and Functions

2.2 Main displays

The LCD screen changes according to current conditions. This section describes the status
display, menu screen, and the incoming screen for DSC messages.
2.2.1

Status display

(1) Information displayplay
Information display Information display
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1 Indicates the ship's MMSI.
2 Indicates own ship's position and that time.
Transmitting, VSWR err or PLL unlocking
mark.
• Transmitting:
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• Bad VSWR at TX:
• PLL unlocking:
On scanning, indicates the current condition.
• Scanning:
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• Dual Watch:
• During triple watch:
TW's changer switches every second.
Indicates the channel category as follows.
• Priority channel, CH70:
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• Other channel:
Indicates the region type of a current
channel.
• ITU channel:
• USA channel:
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• Canada channel:
• European inland waterway channel:
• Private channel:
7 Indicates the current channel.
Indicates the first two digits if the channel
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that is set has four digits.
Indicates the receiving signal strength
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indicator.
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Indicates the level of the squelch. Or,
indicates the status as follows.
• Closed:
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• Opened:
• Closed by Preset SQL:
• Opened by Preset SQL:
Indicates the level of the speaker's volume.
※ When the internal temperature rises the volume
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limitation is done automatically, the display
becomes and the level changes to yellow.
Indicates the status of the access rights.
• Occupied:
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• Non Occupied:
Indicates the status of the Bluetooth.
• Connected:
13
• Non connected:
Indicates current time as follows.
14 • Universal time coordinated:
• Local time:
Indicates the source of the ship's position.
• External device (e.g. GPS):
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• Manual input:
• No input:
Indicates CH70 watching continuously by
16 the DSC watchkeeping receiver. It turns red
when WKR is out of order.
Indicates if the currently selected channel is
17 a semi-duplex channel that can only
communicate with a coast station.
Indicates the channel ID letters for the USA
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or Canada region channel mode.
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