Page 1 JCY-1900 JCY-1900 VOYAGE DATA RECORDER VOYAGE DATA RECORDER Conforms to IMO MSC.333(90) INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION MANUAL MANUAL...
Page 3 NOTICE Reproduction of all or part of this manual without permission is prohibited. The contents of this manual are subject to change without notice. Copyright© Japan Radio Co.,Ltd. 2014 All rights reserved. 7ZPNA4384...
Page 5 Cautions for High Voltage High voltages, ranging from several hundreds to tens of thousands of volts, are used in electronic apparatus, such as radio and radar instruments. These voltages are totally harmless in most operations. However, touching a component inside the unit is very dangerous. (Any person other than authorized service engineers should not maintain, inspect, or adjust the unit.) High voltages on the order of tens of thousands volts are most likely to cause instant deaths from electrical shocks.
Page 6 Method of First-Aid Treatment Precautions for First-Aid Treatments Whenever a person is struck by an electrical shock, give the patient artificial respiration immediately on the spot, unless it is absolutely necessary to move the patient for safety's sake. Once started, artificial respiration should be continued rhythmically. (1) Refrain from touching the patient carelessly as a result of the accident;...
Page 7 eatmen nt to G Give Wh hen the e Patie ent Has s a Pul eating but Ha as Cea sed to Breat *Perform ming mouth- -to-mouth ar rtificial respi ration – Fig ure 1 (1) Ben nd the patien nt's face bac ckward until it is directe...
Page 8 Procedure for cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) using the AED (Automated External Defibrillator)
Page 9 Procedure for cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) using the AED (Automated External Defibrillator) 1. Check the scene for safety to prevent secondary disasters a) Do not touch the injured or ill person in panic when an accident has occurred. (Doing so may cause electric shock to the first-aiders.) b) Do not panic and be sure to turn off the power.
Page 10 6. Check for breathing a) After opening the airway, check quickly for breathing for no more than 10 seconds. Put your cheek down by the mouth and nose area of the injured or ill person, look at his/her chest and abdomen, and check the following three points.
Page 11 8. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) (combination of chest compressions and rescue breaths) a) Chest compressions 1) Position of chest compressions - Position the heel of one hand in the center of the chest, approximately between the nipples, and place your other hand on top of the one that is in position.
Page 12 9. When to stop cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) a) When the injured or ill person has been handed over to the emergency services b) When the injured or ill person has started moaning or breathing normally, lay him/her on his/her side in a recovery position and wait for the arrival of emergency services.
Page 13 12. Electrocardiogram analysis a) The AED automatically analyzes electrocardiograms. Follow the voice prompts of the AED and ensure that nobody is touching the injured or ill person while you are operating the AED. b) On some AED models, you may need to push a button to analyze the heart rhythm.
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Page 15: Preface
Preface Preface Thank you for purchasing the JRC JCY-1900 Voyage Data Recorder (VDR). This equipment records the navigation data and the hull data of the vessel, as required by international standards. If a maritime accident occurred, this equipment helps investigators to investigate the cause and prevent the recurrence in the future.
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Page 17 Before O Operation Before e Ope eratio Pictor rial indica ation Variou us pictorial in ndications a are included in this manu ual and are shown on th equipm ment so that t you can op perate them safely and c correctly an d prevent a dange...
Page 18: Before Operation
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Page 19 ecautions ecauti DANG The pr rohibited ma atter of a ba ttery and a l lithium batte ery. ● To s hort-circuit t the + pin an nd – pin. ● Usin ng for non-sp pecified app plications. ● disa ssembling, modifying, d destroying.
Page 20: Precautions
Precauti WARN NING If equi pment malfu unctions, ma ake sure to turn off the main power r, open the c circuit breake er, and pleas se contact o our head off ice, or a nea arby branch or local offi ce to reques st servicing.
Page 21 ecautions WARN NING The R ecording Co ontrol Unit (N NDV-1900) has the pow wer socket. When you connec ct the power r plug to the power sock ket, insert it firmly. Failure e to do so m may cause fir re, burns or electric sho ock.
Page 22 Precauti CAUT TION This e quipment ha as warning l labels. Do not t try to remo ove, break o or modify the e label. Do not t install the equipment o on the locati ion where in nfringed by w water, humid dity, steam...
Page 23 ecautions CAUT TION Do not t block up th he air vent o of this equip ment. Otherw wise, the ins side of equip pment is fille ed with heat t, and it may y cause fire o malfun nction. Do not t install the equipment o...
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Page 25: Operation Guide When A Maritime Accident Occurred
Operation Guide for Preserving Recorded VDR Data Operation guide when a maritime accident occurred - If a maritime accident occurred, preserve the recorded data by the VDR until the time of accident. - The fixed protective capsule unit and the float-free capsule unit store 48 hours data. The internal storage of RCU store 720 hours data.
Page 26 Operation Guide for Preserving Recorded VDR Data 1. Preserving the recorded data So that the VDR does not overwrite the recorded data, preserve the recorded data in the internal storage of RCU. 1) Tap the [Save] button in the HOME screen. 2) Tap the [PROTECT] button in the “Save the recorded data at marine accident case”...
Page 27 Operation Guide for Preserving Recorded VDR Data 2. Stopping the data recording Stop the recording of data in the fixed protective capsule unit, float-free capsule unit, and internal storage of the RCU. 1) Tap the [Save] button in the HOME screen. 2) Tap the [RECORD STOP/START] button in the “Save the recorded data at marine accident case”...
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Page 29: Exterior Of System Components
Exterior of System Components Exterior of System Components Recording Control Unit (RCU) Operation Panel Unit (OPU) Fixed Protective Capsule unit (FPC) Float-Free Capsule unit (FFC)
Page 30 Exterior of System Components Microphone Waterproof microphone Junction Box xxvi...
Page 31: Table Of Contents
Contents Contents Preface ............................xi Before Operation ........................xiii Precautions ..........................xv Operation guide when a maritime accident occurred ..............xxi Exterior of System Components ....................xxv Contents ..........................xxvii Abbreviations and Terms ......................xxxi Chapter 1 Outline of the Equipment ..................1 Functions ........................
Page 32: Contents
Contents 4.6.1 The SYSTEM SETUP screen ................54 4.6.2 Adjusting the screen brightness ................55 4.6.3 Adjusting the volume of screen touch sound ............56 4.6.4 Checking the replacement parts ................58 4.6.5 Checking the system information ................60 4.6.6 Changing the password ..................
Page 33 Contents 8.10 NCT-84 Data Acquisition Unit ................... 114 8.11 NQE-7700A Junction Box ..................115 8.12 General Environmental Condition ................116 Chapter 9 Outside Drawings ....................119 NDH-338 Fixed Protective Capsule Unit ..............119 NDH-339 Float Free Capsule Unit ................120 NDV-1900 Recording Control Unit ................
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Page 35: Abbreviations And Terms
Abbreviations and Terms Abbreviations and Terms Abbreviations Automatic Identification System Audio Recording Board COSPAS COsmicheskaya Sistyema Poiska Avariynich Sudov (Space System for the Search of Vessels in Distress) Data Acquisition Board Data Acquisition Unit Digital Signal Converter ECDIS Electronic Chart Display and Information System EPIRB Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon Float-Free Capsule unit...
Page 36 Abbreviations and Terms Terms A.861 IMO Performance Standard for VDR Heading true sentence header ID of IEC61162-1 IEC60945 General Requirements IEC61162 Maritime navigation and radiocommunication equipment and systems – Digital interfaces – IEC61162-1 Part 1: Single talker and multiple listeners IEC61162-2 Part 2: Single talker and multiple listeners, high-speed transmission IEC61162-450...
Page 37: Chapter 1 Outline Of The Equipment
Features - Fully compliant with the latest international standards The JCY-1900 is fully compliant with the latest international standards for VDRs such as IMO MSC.333(90) and IEC61996-1 Ed2 that have recently been revised. - Collection of the recorded data via the IP network.
Page 38: Configuration
Chapter 1 Outline of the Equipment Configuration Table 1-1 shows the standard configuration list of this equipment. Table 1-1 Standard configuration list Component Name Type Name Function Recording Control Unit NDV-1900 - Output the recorded data to the (RCU) fixed protective capsule unit, the float-free capsule unit.
Page 39 Chapter 1 Outline of the Equipment Table 1-1 Standard configuration list (continued) Component Name Type Name Function Junction Box NQE-7700A - For connecting NDH-339 Microphone unit NVT-181 - Recording the conversation in the bridge. Accessories Spare Parts for RCU H-7ZXNA4015 Spare parts for NDV-1900.
Page 40: System Diagram
Chapter 1 Outline of the Equipment System Diagram Figure 1-1 Example of system diagram...
Page 41: Chapter 2 Names And Functions
Chapter 2 Names and Functions Chapter 2 Names and Functions The following describes the name and function of each part of the VDR. NDV-1900 Recording Control Unit 1) Key Figure 2-1 Recording Control Unit (when the front door is closed) 4) Cooling Fan b) Audio Recording a) Main Control...
Page 42 Chapter 2 Names an nd Functions Table 2-1 N Name and F Function of Each Part o of the RCU Descri iption The key for the front t door DATA port The acci dent investi gator uses t to retrieve th he recorded data from the...
Page 43: Ncg-1900 Operation Panel Unit
Chapter 2 Names and Functions NCG-1900 Operation Panel Unit 1) Touch panel 2) Speaker 3) Rotary knob 4) HOME button 5) USB port Figure 2-3 Name of Each Part of the Operation Panel Unit (OPU) Table 2-3 Name and Function of Each Part of the OPU Name Function Touch panel...
Page 44 Chapter 2 Names and Functions (Blank page)
Page 45: Chapter 3 Starting And Stopping The System
Chapter 3 Starting and Stopping the System Chapter 3 Starting and Stopping the System Starting the System 1. Start the Recording Control Unit (RCU). 1) Unlock and open the front door. 2) Turn on the POWER switch. 3) After approximately 2 minutes, make sure that the MCB’s LED (SYS, REC) lights up in green.
Page 46 Chapter 3 Starting and Stopping the System 4) The OPU starts up and displays the startup screen to show in Figure 3-2. Figure 3-2 Startup Screen 5) Close and lock the front door. [Information] If the RCU’s POWER switch turns on, the following units automatically turn on. - Operation Panel Unit - Fixed Protective Capsule unit - Float-Free Capsule unit...
Page 47 Chapter 3 Starting and Stopping the System 2) Turn on the POWER switch. NCT-82 NCT-83 Figure 3-4 The power switch position of the DSC 3. Data Acquisition Unit (DAU) – Option 1) Remove the four setscrews from the front cover. Figure 3-5 The screw position of the DAU...
Page 48 Chapter 3 Starting and Stopping the System 2) Turn on the POWER switch. Figure 3-6 The power switch position of the DAU 4. Frame Grabber Unit (FGU) – Option 1) Turn on the POWER switch of the front panel. Figure 3-7 The power switch position of the FGU...
Page 49 Chapter 3 Starting and Stopping the System 5. Check the VDR system starts up normally on the OPU screen. If the VDR system starts up normally, the OPU displays the HOME screen. Figure 3-8 HOME Screen If alerts have occurred, clear it by following the procedure described in "4.3 Checking the alert". [Information] If the optional DAU is added, an alert occurs in the start-up because the VDR system is not setting the initial heading angle data.
Page 50: Stopping The System
Chapter 3 Starting and Stopping the System Stopping the System [NOTE] Do not turn off the circuit breaker of the power distribution board when the RCU is in operation. Otherwise, the uninterruptible power supply is activated and the VDR system operates in the battery.
Page 51 Chapter 3 Starting and Stopping the System 2. Digital Signal Converter (DSC) – Option 1) Remove the four setscrews from the front cover. NCT-82 NCT-83 Figure 3-9 The screw position of the DSC 2) Turn off the POWER switch. NCT-82 NCT-83 Figure 3-10 The power switch position of the DSC...
Page 52 Chapter 3 Starting and Stopping the System 3. Data Acquisition Unit (DAU) – Option 1) Remove the four setscrews from the front cover. Figure 3-11 The screw position of the DAU 2) Turn off the POWER switch. Figure 3-12 The power switch position of the DAU...
Page 53 Chapter 3 Starting and Stopping the System 4. Frame Grabber Unit (FGU) – Option 1) Turn off the POWER switch of the front panel. Figure 3-13 The power switch position of the FGU [Information] The POWER switch of following optional units always can keep ON. After the RCU turned off, the following optional units can turn off with the circuit breaker.
Page 54 Chapter 3 Starting and Stopping the System (Blank page)
Page 55: Chapter 4 Operation Method
Chapter 4 O Operation apter perat tion m metho The ope eration of VD DR system p performs by the OPU. B But turning o n and turnin ng off the po ower switch is s excluded. CAUT TION Do not t carry out th he tap of the e screen by...
Page 56: Screen Transition List
Chapter 4 Operation 4.1.2 Screen transition list The screen transition list is displayed to the top of each function screen. Looking at the screen transition list, the current screen can check what is displaying. Figure 4-3 shows [Home] - [Check] –...
Page 57: Screen Scrolling
Chapter 4 Operation 4.1.3 Screen scrolling If the screen scrollable, the [▲] button, [▼] button, and the display position indicator are displayed. Tapping the [▲] button, the list scrolls up. Tapping the [▼] button, the list scrolls down. The display position indicator shows an approximate position of the selected item on the entire item list.
Page 58: Number Input
Chapter 4 Operation 4.1.5 Number input The number input conducts by the on-screen numeric keypad. The input numbers and the period are displayed to the number input box. But the password is displayed with “●”. Numeric Input box Numeric keypad Figure 4-7 Number input Table 4-1 Numeric keypad functions Button...
Page 59: Home Screen
Chapter 4 Operation HOME screen The HOME screen is VDR’s main screen. The VDR system displays each function screen from the HOME screen. [Information] If nothing is operated for 10 minutes, it returns to the HOME screen automatically. However, if the ALERT CHECK screen is displayed, it doesn't return to the HOME screen.
Page 60 Chapter 4 Operation Table 4-2 Function button Button Function Description Checking the Displays the ALERT screen. Takes actions to the alert. alert. See "4.3 Checking the alert". Alert Checking the Displays the DATA CHECK screen. Checks the recorded data. connected units to the VDR system. See "4.5 Checking Check the recorded data".
Page 61 Chapter 4 Operation ALERT screen HOME screen DATA CHECK screen DATA COPY screen SETUP screen (Option) GYRO I/F screen Figure 4-9 Screen transition from the HOME screen...
Page 62 Chapter 4 Operation 4. Accident countermeasure guidance If a maritime accident occurred, tap the [Save] button to protect the recorded data. See "4.8 Actions to Take in the Event of an Accident - [Save] ". HOME screen Save the recorded data at marine accident case Figure 4-10 Save the recorded data at marine accident case...
Page 63: Checking The Alert - [Alert] Button
Chapter 4 O Operation Check ing the a alert – [A lert] butto The curr rently occur ring alert ca an check on the HOME screen and the ALERT screen. If the ex xpiration dat e of the rep lacement pa arts is under r 1 year, the INFORMAT...
Page 64: Checking For Alerts
Chapter 4 Operation 4.3.2 Checking f for alerts If the ale ert occurs, t he alert butt ton and con tents of the alert are dis splayed on t the HOME s screen. - Alert t display - Alert t contents d isplay Alert button...
Page 65 Chapter 4 O Operation The dial log box of a lert’s conten nts is display yed in the fo ollowing cas - If new alert occurs - If the a alert button t taps If new a lert occurs, the dialog b box of alert’s s contents is s displayed a...
Page 66: If New Alert Occurs
Chapter 4 Operation 4.3.3 If new aler rt occurs 1. If new w alert occur rs, the dialo g box of ale ert’s contents s is displaye ed automatic cally. If the WA ARNING ale ert occurs, s sounds the a alert sound w with the aler rt indication.
Page 67: Checking The Contents Of Alert By The Alert Button
Chapter 4 Operation 3. Solve the cause of the alert. See "6.3 Troubleshooting” and solve the cause of the alert. If the cause of the alert solves. Closes the dialog box of alert’s contents. 4.3.4 Checking the contents of alert by the alert button 1.
Page 68 Chapter 4 Operation 3. Chec k the conten nts of alert. - If the W WARNING a alert Check th he contents of alert and d taps the [A ACK] button. Tapping the e [ACK] butt ton, the aler rt sound disappe ars.
Page 69: Displaying The Alert List Display
Chapter 4 Operation 4.3.5 Displaying the alert list display In the ALERT screen, can display the list of alert that is occurring now. The high-priority alert is displayed from a top. 1. Tap the ALERT button on the HOME screen. HOME screen ALERT screen Figure 4-18 The ALERT screen...
Page 70 Chapter 4 Operation 2. Tapping the list item that would like to display, the contents of alert is displayed. ALERT screen Dialog box of alert’s contents Figure 4-19 Alert details display screen...
Page 71: Copying The Recorded Data - [Copy] Button
Chapter 4 Operation Copying the recorded data - [Copy] button The preserved data by the PROTECT operation and the recorded data in the internal storage can copy to the USB flash drive for up to 6 hours. [Information] The recorded data can’t copy to the secure USB flash drives and the USB card reader. 1.
Page 72 Chapter 4 Operation 3. Tap the [Select] button in the DATA COPY screen. DATA COPY screen DATA SELECT screen Figure 4-22 DATA SELECT screen 4. Tap the [Select] button in the DATA SELECT screen and select from the drop-down list the recorded data that would like to copy.
Page 73 Chapter 4 Operation 5. If [Latest data] is selected, change the UTC date and time of recorded data that would like to copy by the button shown in Figure 4-24. The date and time of recorded data that would like to copy Figure 4-24 Setting the date and time of recorded data In Figure 4-24, selects the recorded data for six hours from 23:00 on April 1, 2014 to 5:00 on April 2, 2014 (UTC).
Page 74 Chapter 4 Operation 6. Tap the [Set] button in the DATA SELECT screen. Returns to the DATA COPY screen and displays the UTC date and time that would like to copy in the [Period] field. DATA SELECT screen DATA COPY screen Figure 4-25 Deciding the date and time of recorded data 7.
Page 75 Chapter 4 Operation 8. Tap the [Copy] button in the DATA COPY screen, then starts copying. If the data starts to be copied, the progress bar is displayed. During copying, the [Copy] button turns into the [Cancel] button. Tapping the [Cancel] button, stops a copy. DATA COPY screen Figure 4-27 The copy operation [Information]...
Page 76: Checking The Recorded Data - [Check] Button
Chapter 4 Operation Checking the recorded data - [Check] button The recorded data in the VDR system can check in the DATA CHECK screen. Table 4-8 The recorded data that can check Item Description Sensor The sensor data of the GPS, the AIS, the gyro and so on. Image The image data of the radar, the ECDIS, and so on.
Page 77 Chapter 4 O Operation Indicate s the indica tion in the D DATA CHEC K screen sh hown in Tabl e 4-10 Table 4-10 T The indicati ion of in the e DATA CH ECK screen Indic cation Color [Status] fie Check] field Green Normal...
Page 78: Checking The Sensor Data
Chapter 4 Operation 4.5.2 Checking t the sensor d data 1. Tap th he [Sensor] field in the DATA CHEC CK screen. DATA CHE ECK screen ENSOR DAT TA LIST scre Figure e 4-29 The SENSOR D ATA LIST s creen Indicate s the list of...
Page 79 Chapter 4 Operation 2. Tap the equipment field that would like to check. SENSOR DATA LIST screen SENSOR DATA CHECK screen Figure 4-30 The SENSOR DATA CHECK screen 3. Check that the sensor data are received normally. [Good] button [Fail] button [Up] button [Down] button Displays the received sensor data.
Page 80: Checking The Image Data
Chapter 4 Operation 4. Displays the judgment result in the [Check] field. SENSOR DATA LIST screen Figure 4-32 The judgment result 5. For all registered equipments in the list, conduct from Step 2 to Step 4. 4.5.3 Checking the image data 1.
Page 81 Chapter 4 O Operation Indicate s the list of image data in Table 4-1 Table 4-14 The item of f in the IMA AGE DATA L LIST screen Item Descript tion Equipm ment The equipme ent name The identifica ation code R*: RADER E*: ECDIS Status...
Page 82 Chapter 4 Operation 3. Check that the image data is received normally. If the image data is received normally, tap the [Good] button. If the image data can’t receive, tap the [Fail] button. Tapping the [Good] button or the [Fail] button returns to the IMAGE DATA LIST screen.
Page 83 Chapter 4 Operation 4. In the ECDIS, check that the chart information is received normally. Tap the [info.] button in the IMAGE DATA CHECK screen. Then the chart information is displayed. Tapping the [Image] button in the CHART INFORMATION CHECK screen returns to the IMAGE DATA CHECK screen.
Page 84: Checking The Audio Data
Chapter 4 Operation 4.5.4 Checking t the audio da 1. Tap th he [Audio] fi eld in the D ATA CHECK K screen. DATA CHE ECK screen AUDIO DATA A LIST scree gure 4-38 A AUDIO DATA A LIST scre Table 4- -16 The item m of AUDIO...
Page 85 Chapter 4 Operation 2. Tap the equipment that would like to check. AUDIO DATA LIST screen AUDIO DATA CHECK screen Figure 4-39 AUDIO DATA CHECK screen...
Page 86 Chapter 4 Operation 3. Records the conversation of the bridge, the wings, and the VHF radio communication. Then, plays back those audio data. 1) Tap the [REC] button. Then the recording starts. During the recording, the display of "Recording" and the recording time is displayed. If the recording time passes 1 minute, the recording stops automatically.
Page 87: Checking The Recording Time
Chapter 4 O Operation 4. Cond ucts the sel f-diagnosis test of the m microphone. [Inform mation] The se elf-diagnosis s test is func ction only for r the microp hone. 1) Tap th he [Test] but tton in the A AUDIO DATA A CHECK sc creen.
Page 88: Saving The Judgment Results
Chapter 4 Operation 2. Chec k the record ding period o of the FPC, the FFC, an nd the intern nal storage. Table 4-20 The in ndication of f MEDIUM s screen Indic cation Color Descr ription Green The Dat ta for the sp ecified leng th of time or...
Page 89: Displaying The Data Check History
Chapter 4 O Operation 4.5.7 Displaying the data ch heck history 1. Tap th he [History] in the DATA A CHECK sc creen. DATA CHE ECK screen TA CHECK H HISTORY sc creen Figure 4-43 The DA ATA CHECK K HISTORY screen ble 4-21 Th he indicatio...
Page 90: System Setup - [Setup] Button
Chapter 4 Operation System Setup - [Setup] button In the SYSTEM SETUP screen, can set the VDR system and check the VDR System information. 4.6.1 The SYSTEM SETUP screen 1. Tapping the [Setup] button, displays the SYSTEM SETUP screen. HOME screen SYSTEM SETUP screen Figure 4-44 The SYSTEM SETUP screen Table 4-22 The item of system setup...
Page 91: Adjusting The Screen Brightness
Chapter 4 Operation 4.6.2 Adjusting the screen brightness 1. Tap the [SETUP] screen. HOME screen SYSTEM SETUP screen Figure 4-45 The SYSTEM SETUP screen 2. Tap the [Dimmer] SYSTEM SETTING screen BRIGHTNESS ADJUSTMENT screen Figure 4-46 BRIGHTNESS ADJUSTMENT screen...
Page 92: Adjusting The Volume Of Screen Touch Sound
Chapter 4 Operation 3. Adjust the screen brightness. Table 4-23 The brightness adjustment button Button Function Turns down the screen brightness. Turns up the screen brightness. Indicates the current screen brightness. The range of screen brightness adjustment is “0” to “30”. “0” is a minimum brightness and “30”...
Page 93 Chapter 4 Operation 2. Tap the [Volume]. SYSTEM SETUP screen VOLUME ADJUSTMENT screen Figure 4-48 VOLUME ADJUSTMENT screen 3. Adjust the volume by the button. Table 4-24 The volume adjustment button Button Function Turns down the volume of screen touch sound. Turns up the volume of screen touch sound.
Page 94: Checking The Replacement Parts
Chapter 4 Operation 4.6.4 Checking the replacement parts 1. Tap the [SETUP] screen. HOME screen SYSTEM SETUP screen Figure 4-49 The SYSTEM SETUP screen...
Page 95 Chapter 4 Operation 2. Tap the [System information]. In the REPLACEMENT PARTS, can check the following item. - The expiration date of RCU’s built-in battery - The expiration date of the FPC’s underwater acoustic beacon - The expiration of FFC’s built-in battery - The expiration of RCU’s built-in fan - The operating time of the OPU SYSTEM INFORMATION screen...
Page 96: Checking The System Information
Chapter 4 Operation 4.6.5 Checking the system information 1. Tap the [SETUP] screen. HOME screen SYSTEM SETUP screen Figure 4-51 The SYSTEM SETUP screen 2. Tap the [System information]. The software version of VDR system can check in the SYSTEM INFORMATION screen, SYSTEM SETUP screen SYSTEM INFORMATION screen Figure 4-52 SYSTEM INFORMATION screen...
Page 97: Changing The Password
Chapter 4 Operation 4.6.6 Changing the password 1. Tap the [SETUP] screen. HOME screen SYSTEM SETUP screen Figure 4-53 The SYSTEM SETUP screen 2. Tap the [Change password]. SYSTEM SETUP screen CHANGE PASSWORD screen Figure 4-54 The CHANGE PASSWORD screen...
Page 98 Chapter 4 Operation 3. Enter the current password in the [Current Password] field. [Information] The factory default password is “0000”. Manage the password by the ship administrator. About how to enter a number, see "4.1.5 Number input". 4. If tap the [Enter] button, the cursor moves to the [New password] field. 5.
Page 99: Initial Setting Of The Heading Angle - [Gyro I/F] Button
Chapter 4 Operation Initial setting of the heading angle - [Gyro I/F] button If the ship’s heading angle data input the synchronous or step signals and the ship’s speed data input the pulse signals, the DAU is required. The DAU is optional. [NOTE] If the DAU is added, the CAUTION alert occurs until set the ship’s heading angle.
Page 100 Chapter 4 Operation 2. Check the ship’s heading angle that the gyro compass displays. Then enter the read value in the [Gyro setting] input box. [Information] About how to enter a number, see "4.1.5 Number input". Enter the read value of gyro compass.
Page 101: Actions To Take In The Event Of An Accident - [Save] Button
Chapter 4 Operation Actions to Take in the Event of an Accident - [Save] button If a maritime accident occurred, it is mandatory to preserve the recorded data by the VDR until the time of accident. This section explains guideline for preserving the recorded data. In the event of an accident, check the situation, and preserve the recorded data immediately.
Page 102: Actions To Take At The Occurrence Of Accident
Chapter 4 Operation 4.8.1 Actions to take at the occurrence of accident If a maritime accident occurred, tap the [Save] button and display the “Save the recorded data at marine accident case”. HOME screen Save the recorded data at marine accident case Preserving the recorded data when an Stopping and restarting the recording accident occurred...
Page 103: Preserving The Recorded Data At The Occurrence Of Accident
Chapter 4 Operation 4.8.2 Preserving the recorded data at the occurrence of accident 1. Tap the [Save] button in the HOME screen. HOME screen Save the recorded data at marine accident case Figure 4-58 Save the recorded data at marine accident case 2.
Page 104 Chapter 4 Operation 3. Set the date and time when the accident occurred. Using four buttons shown in Table 4-25, set the center cursor the UTC date and time when the accident occurred. As center on the cursor, the recorded data is preserved from three hours before to three hours after.
Page 105 Chapter 4 Operation 4. Tapping the [Select] button, displays the drop-down list. Select the save area of preserved data from the drop-down list. [Information] The save location is up to 3 locations. If the save area has no space, see “4.8.3 Releasing the preserved data” and release the unnecessary preserved data.
Page 106: Releasing The Preserved Data
Chapter 4 Operation 4.8.3 Releasing the preserved data [NOTE] We recommend that you secure the space of preserved data as the recorded data can be preserved immediately. 1. Tap the [Save] button in the HOME screen. HOME screen Save the recorded data at marine accident case Figure 4-63 Save the recorded data at marine accident case...
Page 107 Chapter 4 Operation 2. Tap the [PROTECT] button in the “Save the recorded data at marine accident case” screen. Save the recorded data at marine accident case DATA PROTECT screen Figure 4-64 DATA PROTECT screen 3. Tapping the [Select] button, displays the drop-down list. Select the preserved data to release from the drop-down list.
Page 108 Chapter 4 Operation 4. Tapping the [Release] button, the chosen recorded data can release. DATA PROTECT screen PASSWORD INPUT screen Figure 4-66 The release button 5. Enter the password and tap the [Enter] button. [Information] The factory default password is “0000”. Manage the password by the ship administrator. About how to enter a number, see "4.1.5 Number input".
Page 109: Stopping The Recording Or Restarting The Recording
Chapter 4 Operation 4.8.4 Stopping the recording or restarting the recording Stops or restarts the data recording in the FPC, the FFC, and the RCU internal storage. [NOTE] - Follow the directions of the relevant authorities as to whether to stop or restart the data recording.
Page 110 Chapter 4 Operation 2. Tap the [RECORD STOP/START] button in the “Save the recorded data at marine accident case” screen. Save the recorded data at marine accident case PASSWORD INPUT screen Figure 4-69 PASSWORD INPUT screen...
Page 111 Chapter 4 Operation 3. Enter the password and tap the [Enter] button. [NOTE] If the data recording is stopped, the WARNING alert occurs. If the data recording is restarted, the WARNING alert disappears. [Information] The factory default password is “0000”. Manage the password by the ship administrator. About how to enter a number, see "4.1.5 Number input".
Page 112: Operations Using The Rotary Knob
Chapter 4 Operation Operations Using the Rotary Knob If the touch panel breaks down and can’t be operated, uses the rotary knob. 1. Hold down the rotary knob for 5 seconds. If the rotary knob is held down for 5 seconds, the function of rotary knob changes from the “Dimmer mode”...
Page 113: Chapter 5 About Float Free Capsule
VDR R recorded d date at the ti ime of an ac ccident, and is not an ob bject for life saving. JRC C cannot accept r responsibility y for any los ss due to inc correct oper ation, malfu...
Page 114 Chapter 5 About Floa at Free Caps sule WARN NING If the f false distres ss alert is tra ansmitted, ta ake the follo owing instruc ctions imme diately. (1) Sto op the trans mission imm mediately. (2) Re eport the foll owing inform mation to the e Maritime S...
Page 115 JRC agent t or the JRC b branches to c change it wi ith correct s hip's name and ID.
Page 116 When sell the ship p, contact to o the purcha asing dealer, , JRC agent t or JRC bra nches, and re equest to reg gister the ra dio station l icense and reset up the e ship's nam...
Page 117 JRC agen t or JRC bra anches, If you want to repl lace or repa air the capsu ule, contact t the purchas...
Page 118: Manual Operating And Activation
Chapter 5 About Float Free Capsule Manual operating and activation It is not recommended to operate the EPIRB function inside a life raft or under a cover or canopy. Do not tie the lanyard to the ship in distress, as this will prevent the unit to functioning if the ship sinks.
Page 119: Epirb Function Testing
Chapter 5 About Float Free Capsule EPIRB function testing As a periodical inspection, please perform every month. There are two different kinds of tests. 1. NORMAL SELF-TEST 2. EXTENDED SELF-TEST including the GPS-test [NOTE] ● Perform the periodic inspection, while anchoring in a port. ●...
Page 120 Chapter 5 About Float Free Capsule 3. The test results judge by the LED that is the top of storage module. If the LED blinks only once, the test is pass. Table 5-1 The error messages by the LED blinking Number of flashes Fault indication None.
Page 121: Extended Self-Test Including Gps-Test
Chapter 5 About Float Free Capsule 5.2.2 EXTENDED SELF-TEST including GPS-test 1. Release front cover by removing the cotter pin. The cotter pin 2. Move switch to TEST position twice within 3 seconds and release back to READY position. 3. A short beep sounds, and the test starts. During the test, until the capsule acquires the GPS position, a short beep sounds every three seconds.
Page 122: Visual Inspection
Chapter 5 About Float Free Capsule 5.2.3 Visual inspection As the visual inspection, please check the following. 1. When the capsule release away, checks that there is no obstacle in the circumference of the bracket. 2. Check for defects on the capsule and the bracket. 3.
Page 123: Daily Maintenance
Chap pter 6 Mainte nance and in nspection apter ainte enanc ce and d insp pectio WARN NING Do not t attempt ins spections or r repairs on the internal part of the e equipment b yourse elf. Inspectio ons or repai rs by anyon e other than n qualified m...
Page 124: Chapter 6 Maintenance And Inspection
Chapter 6 Maintenance and inspection 6.1.2 Checking the expiry date of battery Check the expiry date of the RCU built-in battery, the underwater acoustic beacon of the fixed protective capsule unit and the float-free capsule unit built-in battery. If the expiry date is approaching, please contact our head office, or a nearby branch or local office to request servicing.
Page 125: Troubleshooting
Chapter 6 Maintenance and inspection Troubleshooting If the VDR malfunctions, troubleshoot it according to the following list. Read the cause and take the actions recommended on the list. If the malfunction persists or there is a problem not listed below, contact the Sales Department, the nearest branch company, branch office, sales office, or any agent of Japan Radio Co., Ltd.
Page 126 Chapter 6 Maintenance and inspection Trouble symptom Cause Actions to take The LCD screen became dark. The OPU's screen brightness Adjust the screen brightness is becoming low. by the rotary knob. The life of OPU’s LCD is Check the OPU’s operating approaching.
Page 127 Chapter 6 Maintenance and inspection Error Error Alert indication Alert contents Actions to take code type WARNING Recording stop The data recording is When the data recording stopped to stopping. prevent overwriting data, this Follow the message is displayed. directions of the relevant authorities as to whether to restart the data recording.
Page 128 Chapter 6 Maintenance and inspection Error Error Alert indication Alert contents Actions to take code type CAUTION Time synchronization The RCU can't receive Check the GPS. If the GPS is failure the ZDA sentence from working normally, please contact our the GPS.
Page 129 Chapter 6 Maintenance and inspection Error Error Alert indication Alert contents Actions to take code type CAUTION Fixed capsule The FPC can't record Reboot the RCU. recording failure data. CAUTION Float-free capsule The FFC's data The image size may be too large short store period recording possible time temporarily by radar echo.
Page 130 Chapter 6 Maintenance and inspection Error Error Alert indication Alert contents Actions to take code type WARNING ARB internal failure The internal error of the Reboot the RCU and check it works ARB is occurring. normally. If there is still a problem, please contact our head office, or a nearby branch or local office to request servicing.
Page 131 Chapter 6 Maintenance and inspection Error Error Alert indication Alert contents Actions to take code type CAUTION Sensor reception The output data of 1) Check the LAN cable. failure (DAU2-ADC) DAU’s built-in analog 2) Check the DAU. interface can’t receive. CAUTION Sensor reception The output data of...
Page 132 Chapter 6 Maintenance and inspection Error Error Alert indication Alert contents Actions to take code type 505 to INFO Image recording failure The display image can't 1) Check the cable. (No.*) record from the display 2) Check the display equipment. *: 1 to 8 equipment.
Page 133: Chapter 7 After-Sale Services
Chapter 7 After-sale services Chapter 7 After-sale services When requesting a repair If you suspect that this equipment fails, read “Chapter 6 Maintenance and inspection” and take the action recommended thereof. However, if this equipment will still be faulty, please stop using this equipment and contact your sales representative, our sales department, nearest branch office or sales office.
Page 134 Ship Name: Model name: Phone number: Serial Number: JCY-1900 FAX number: Date of Manufacture: Check the following items sequentially and circle either Yes or No for each item. If neither applies or error code is displayed on the OPU, please write down details in (7).
Page 135: About Disposal
Chapter r 7 After-sale e services About d disposal 7.2.1 About disp posal of thes se equipmen WARN NING If disp osing of the e Recording Control Uni t (NDV-1900 0), be sure t to abide by applica able local la aws and reg ulations.
Page 136: About The China Rohs
Chapter 7 After-sale services 7.2.3 About the China RoHS 有毒有害物质或元素的名称及含量 (Names & Content of toxic and hazardous substances or elements ） : JCY-1900 : Voyage Data Recorder 形式名名称 (Type) (Name) 有毒有害物质或元素 (Toxic and Hazardous Substances and Elements) 部件名称 (Part name) 铅...
Page 137: Chapter 8 Specifications
Chapter 8 Specifications Chapter 8 Specifications NDH-338 Fixed Protective Capsule Unit Performance Interface Standard IEEE802.3 (10Base-T/ 100Base-TX) Protocol TCP/IP Recording duration and capacity Duration 48 hours Capacity 32GB Data recording interval Sensor data depends on the input from the sensors (usually 1 second) Audio data continuous (1 audio file / minute)
Page 138 Chapter 8 Specifications Environmental condition The recording data in the final recording medium shall be held without loss under below the condition. Shock A half sine-wave pulse of 50 G, with a duration of 11msec Penetration A mass of 250 kg with a pin of 100mm diameter, dropped from 3m Fire 10 hours with 260°C fire...
Page 139: Ndh-339
Chapter 8 Specifications NDH-339 Float Free Capsule Unit Performance Interface Standard IEEE802.3 (10Base-T/ 100Base-TX) Protocol TCP/IP Recording duration and capacity Duration 48 hours Capacity 64GB Data Recording Interval Sensor data depends on the input from the sensors (usually 1 second) Audio data continuous (1 audio file / minute) Image data...
Page 140 Chapter 8 Specifications Environmental condition Degree of protection 10m depth at 5minutes Operating temperature -20 °C to +55 °C (IEC61097-2 satellite EPIRB) Storage temperature -30 °C to +70 °C (IEC61097-2 satellite EPIRB) General specification Input voltage range Power Over Ethernet (IEEE802.3af) Power consumption Size 235.8(w) x 214.2(d) x 528.5(h) mm...
Page 141: Ndv-1900 Recording Control Unit
Chapter 8 Specifications NDV-1900 Recording Control Unit Performance Interface to the fixed protective capsule unit Standard IEEE802.3 (10Base-T/ 100Base-TX) Protocol TCP/IP Power supply Supply from the RCU Interface to the float-free capsule unit Standard IEEE802.3 (10Base-T/ 100Base-TX) Protocol TCP/IP Power supply Supply from the RCU Power over Ethernet (IEEE802.3af) Sensor data input...
Page 142 Chapter 8 Specifications Performance (continued) Image data input Standard IEC61162-450 Input channel up to 6 channel (image sources on the network) Recording interval 15 seconds per each image (X-Band Radar, S-Band Radar, Main-ECDIS and Sub-ECDIS) *Recording of each image is selected automatically. Image format PNG format *Average image size : 512KB or less...
Page 143 Chapter 8 Specifications Environmental condition Operating temperature -15 °C to +55 °C (IEC 60945 protected type) Temperature and humidity +40 °C, 93% (non condensing) Vibration 2Hz to 13.2Hz ±1.0mm 13.2Hz to 100Hz 0.7G Protection class IP22 General specification Power voltage AC100 - 120V ±10%, 1-phase 50/60Hz (IEC 60945) AC 200 - 240V ±10%, 1-phase 50/60Hz (IEC 60945) Power consumption...
Page 144: Ncg-1900 Operation Panel Unit
Chapter 8 Specifications NCG-1900 Operation Panel Unit Performance Mounting Flush mount type Interface to the RCU Standard IEEE802.3 (10Base-T/ 100Base-TX) Protocol TCP/IP Power supply Supply from the RCU Indication 7 inch wide color LCD (800 x 480 pixels), Speaker Operation Touch panel, and Rotary knob USB connector A type receptacle (for USB memory)
Page 145: Microphone Unit
Chapter 8 Specifications NVT-181 Microphone Unit Performance Mounting Ceiling mount type Device Electoret condenser microphone Directivity Hemisphere indirectivity Range of Receive Radius of 3.5m Power supply Supply from the RCU Microphone test Built-in speaker for self-diagnosis test Compass safety distance Standard 0.1m Steering...
Page 146: Waterproof Microphone Unit
Chapter 8 Specifications NVT-182 Waterproof Microphone Unit Performance Mounting Wall mount type Device Electoret condenser microphone Directivity Hemisphere indirectivity Range of Receive Radius of 3.5m Power supply Supply from the RCU Microphone test Built-in speaker for self-diagnosis test Compass safety distance Standard 0.1m Steering...
Page 147: Digital Signal Converter 64Ch
Chapter 8 Specifications NCT-83 Digital Signal Converter 64CH Performance Dry contact input Dry contact Dry contact input channel Up to 64 channels Contact closure interface Driving power supply DC +12V logic Normal Close / Normal open Communication port Connect to the RCU Output sentence IEC61162-1 Compass safety distance...
Page 148: Digital Signal Converter 32Ch
Chapter 8 Specifications NCT-82 Digital Signal Converter 32CH Performance Dry contact input Dry contact Dry contact input channel Up to 32 channels Contact closure interface Driving power supply DC +12V logic Normal Close / Normal open Communication port Connect to the RCU Output sentence IEC61162-1 Compass safety distance...
Page 149: Frame Grabber Unit
Chapter 8 Specifications NWP-69 Frame Grabber Unit Performance Image data input Input channel 2 channels Input interface analog RGB/Hs/Vs - RGB 0.7Vp-p (video signal) - Hs - Vs Resolution 640 x 350 to 1600 x 1200 pixel (according to VESA DMTS) 1920 x 1200 pixel (according to VESA CVT RB) Refresh rate...
Page 150: Data Acquisition Unit
Chapter 8 Specifications 8.10 NCT-84 Data Acquisition Unit Performance Input sensor channel IEC61162-1 8 channels IEC61162-2 2 channels Interface to the RCU Standard IEEE802.3 (10Base-T/ 100Base-TX) Protocol TCP/IP Compass safety distance Standard 0.9m Steering 0.5m Gyro interface Signal input Synchronized signal for the gyro compass Ratio: 360X, 180X, 90X, 36X Voltage: AC24 to 115V Frequency: 50/60/400Hz...
Page 151: Nqe-7700A Junction Box
Chapter 8 Specifications 8.11 NQE-7700A Junction Box Performance interface Built-in terminal blocks Environmental condition Operating temperature: -25 °C to +55 °C (IEC 60945 protected type) Temperature and humidity: +40 °C, 93% (non condensing) Vibration: 2Hz to 13.2Hz ±1.0mm 13.2Hz to 100Hz 0.7G Protection class IP56...
Page 152: General Environmental Condition
Chapter 8 Specifications 8.12 General Environmental Condition Operating condition and location Usage Conditions Target vessels - Mercantile vessels of 3000G/T or more that are engaged in international voyage - Passenger vessels of 150G/T or more that are engaged in international voyage Unit installation locations Fixed Protective Capsule Unit External deck above bridge...
Page 153 Chapter 8 Specifications Environment condition Exposed type equipment Fixed Protective Capsule Unit, Waterproof Microphone Unit Operation temperature range -25 °C to +55 °C Storage temperature -25 °C to +70 °C Temperature and humidity +40 °C, 93% (non condensing) Vibration 2Hz to 13.2Hz ±1.0mm 13.2Hz to 100Hz 0.7G...
Page 154 Chapter 8 Specifications (Blank page)
Page 155: Chapter 9 Outside Drawings
Chapter 9 Outside Drawings Chapter 9 Outside Drawings NDH-338 Fixed Protective Capsule Unit...
Page 156: Float Free Capsule Unit
Chapter 9 Outside Drawings NDH-339 Float Free Capsule Unit FLOAT-FREE CAPSULE UNIT NDH-339 MASS: APPROX. 5.2kg COLOR: ORANGE UNIT: mm 2014/2/18...
Page 157: Ndv-1900 Recording Control Unit
Chapter 9 Outside Drawings NDV-1900 Recording Control Unit 2013/10/30UNIT: ,mm...
Page 158: Ncg-1900 Operation Panel Unit
Chapter 9 Outside Drawings NCG-1900 Operation Panel Unit 2013/10/15...
Page 159: Microphone Unit
Chapter 9 Outside Drawings NVT-181 Microphone Unit 2013/10/17...
Page 160: Nvt-182
Chapter 9 Outside Drawings NVT-182 Waterproof Microphone Unit 2013/10/17...
Page 161: Nct-83
Chapter 9 Outside Drawings NCT-83 Digital Signal Converter (64CH) 2013/10/15...
Page 162: Nct-82
Chapter 9 Outside Drawings NCT-82 Digital Signal Converter (32CH) 2013/10/15...
Page 163: Nwp-69
Chapter 9 Outside Drawings NWP-69 Frame Grabber Unit 2013/10/15 Standard item (there is no waterproof hood)
Page 164 Chapter 9 Outside Drawings 2013/10/15 Option item (there is a waterproof hood)
Page 165: Nct-84
Chapter 9 Outside Drawings 9.10 NCT-84 Data Acquisition Unit 2013/10/15...
Page 166: Nqe-7700A Junction Box
Chapter 9 Outside Drawings 9.11 NQE-7700A Junction Box 2013/11/19...
Page 167 Chapter 9 Outside Drawings (Blank page)
Page 170 For further information,contact: Not use the asbestos http://www.jrc.co.jp Marine Service Department Telephone : +81-3-3492-1305 Facsimile : +81-3-3779-1420 e-mail : tmsc@jrc.co.jp AMSTERDAM Branch Telephone : +31-20-658-0750 Facsimile : +31-20-658-0755 e-mail : service@jrceurope.com SEATTLE Branch Telephone : +1-206-654-5644 Facsimile : +1-206-654-7030 e-mail : marineservice@jrcamerica.com...

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Chapter 1 Outline of the Equipment

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Chapter 3 Starting and Stopping the System

Chapter 4 Operation Method

Chapter 5 About Float Free Capsule

Chapter 6 Maintenance and Inspection

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