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JRC JMR-5425-6XH Instruction Manual (688 pages)

MARINE RADAR EQUIPMENT

Brand: JRC | Category: Marine Radar | Size: 19 MB

Pictorial Indication
12
Table of Contents
35
Overview
55
Functions
56
Features
57
Components
60
Structure
66
General System Diagrams
90
Name and Function of each Unit
97
Name and Main Function of the Operation Unit
97
Standard Operation Unit
97
Display Unit
99
Names and Main Functions of the Mode Screen Common Sections
100
Menu] Button
100
Key Assignment Indication Area
101
Own Ship Information
101
Other Ship Information
104
Right Toolbar
105
Toolbar
106
Buttons that Are Normally Displayed
107
Buttons that Are Normally Hidden
107
Alert Notification Area
108
Other Common Area
108
Navigation Tools
109
Range and Mode Information
109
Radar Signal Information
110
Radar System Information
111
Display Inside the PPI
112
Common Information Window
113
Information Monitor Windows
114
Target INFO
114
TT List
116
AIS List
116
AIS Detail INFO
116
2Nd PPI
119
Wind/Current Block
119
Conning
120
Information Reference Windows
121
Switching between a Standard Window and an Extended Window
121
AIS MSG Tray
121
Navtex
122
Active Alert
124
Alert History
124
Maintenance INFO
124
Ais
125
Section 3 Common Basic Operations
127
Powering on and Starting
127
Starting each Mode
127
Basic Operations When Using a Trackball
128
Basic Trackball Operations
128
Basic Operations of Clicking, Right-Clicking and Double-Clicking
128
Displaying Simplified Information and Operational Guide of Objects
129
Cursor Types
129
Basic Menu Operations
131
Opening the Menu
131
Menu List
132
Closing the Menu
132
Basic Dialogue Box Operations
133
Changing Dialogue Box Settings
133
Closing a Dialogue Box
135
Title Bar
136
Operation of the Information Monitor Window
137
Opening the Information Monitor Window
137
Displaying an Information Monitor Window from Other than the [Page Selection] Dialogue Box
137
Confirming and Acknowledging an Alert
138
Stopping a Buzzer
139
Confirming Alert Contents
139
Acknowledging the Alert
140
Displaying Active Alert and Alert History
140
Switching the Day/Night Mode
142
Adjusting the Brightness of the Screen and Operation Unit
143
Display Brightness] Dialogue
143
Switching the Mode
144
Function Restriction by Mode
144
Mouseover Display
145
Condition and Timing of Mouseover Display
145
Starting Mouseover Display
145
Terminating Mouseover Display
145
How to Read Mouseover Display
146
MOB (man over Board)
147
Electronic Bearing Line (EBL) and Variable Range Marker (VRM)
148
Displaying the EBL and VRM Buttons
149
Basic Manipulation of EBL/VRM
149
Switching the Control Right of EBL/VRM
149
Setting up the Measurement Starting Points
150
Setting the EBL Bearing to True/Relative Display
150
Setting up the Range Unit of VRM
151
Operating the Intersecting Point between EBL and VRM
151
Rectangle Cursor
152
Cursor AUTO Mode
154
No Object
154
Ais
155
AZ) Acquisition/Activation Zone
156
AIS Filter
157
User Map
157
Non-Selected Object
157
Selected Object
158
Ebl
159
Vrm
159
EBL/VRM Intersecting Point
159
Monitoring Dragging Anchor
160
Object in the Unselected State
160
Selected State
160
Saving the Screen that Is Currently Displayed
161
Favourite" Registering Function
162
Registering/Cancelling Favourites
162
Calling a Favourite
162
MULTI] Dial
163
Functions of [MULTI] Dial
163
Functions Assigned to [MULTI] Dial
163
Displaying a Screen for Setting the Function that Is Assigned
163
Changing the Function that Is Assigned
163
Basic Operations of the Software Keyboard
164
Starting a Software Keyboard
164
Name and Function of each Section of the Keyboard
164
Setting a Date and a Time (Calendar Operation)
167
Details and Usage of a Calendar Picker and a Time Picker
167
Details of a Calendar
167
Help
168
Password Input
169
Managing Files with File Manager
170
File Management
170
Copying a File
171
Deleting a File
171
Loading and Saving Files
172
Loading Files
173
Unloading Data (Clearing Data from the Data Screen)
173
Saving Files
173
Using a Key Macro
174
Recording a Key Macro
174
Operate Remotely the Marine VHF Radiotelephone (JHS-800S)
175
Select VHF Radiotelephone (JHS-800S) for Use
175
Display VHF Radiotelephone Status from Menu-Bar
177
DSC Call for AIS Target on RADAR PPI
180
Returning to the Mode Selection Screen by Terminating Operation
182
Terminating this Equipment
182
Range and Bearing Measurement Methods
183
List of Measuring Tools
183
Target Position
184
Using the Cross-Hair Cursor
185
Displaying Information in the Cursor Information Readout Area
185
Measuring the Bearing and the Range from the Own Ship's Position to the Target by Using the Cross-Hair Cursor
186
Setting a Reference Point
188
Using the Range Rings
189
Using the Electronic Bearing Line (EBL) and Variable Range Marker (VRM)
190
Measuring a Range and a Bearing with EBL and VRM
190
Measuring a Range and a Bearing with the Trackball Section of the Operation Unit
190
Measuring with the [EBL] or [VRM] Dial on the Keyboard Operation Unit
191
Measuring between Arbitrary Two Points
193
Using Parallel Index Lines (PI)
195
Description of a Parallel Index Line
195
Displaying Parallel Index Lines
195
Displaying Parallel Index Lines by Using the [PI] Button on the Screen
195
Displaying Parallel Index Lines by Using the [PI] Key on the Operation Unit
196
Description of the [PI Menu] Dialogue
196
Setting All the Parallel Index Lines Concurrently (All Mode)
198
Changing the Bearing/Interval of Parallel Index Lines in the Operation Unit (All Mode)
199
Setting Parallel Index Lines Individually (Individual Mode)
200
Changing the Bearing/Interval/End Point of Parallel Index Lines in the Trackball Operation Unit (Individual Mode)
202
Displaying Lines at Equal Interval on the Left and Right Sides of the Own Ship's Position (Track Mode)
203
Changing the Bearing/Interval of Parallel Index Lines with the Trackball (Track Mode)
204
Displaying Two Intersecting Lines (Equiangular Mode)
205
Changing the Bearing of Two Intersecting Lines in the Trackball (Equiangular Mode)
206
Setting Parallel Index Lines in the Operation Unit
207
Operation in [All] Mode
207
Operation in [Individual] Mode
208
Operation in [Track] Mode
208
Operation in [Equiangular] Mode
209
Using the EBL Manoeuvre
210
Setting the Creation Conditions of the EBL Manoeuvre
210
Creating an EBL Manoeuvre Curve
211
Offsetting the Own Ship's Position Manually (Position Offset Function of Manual Position Fix)4-30
212
Position Offset] Tab of the [Manual Position Fix] Dialogue Box
212
Setting the Offset Amount that Is Input in the [Enter Offset] Dialogue as the Offset Position
213
Setting the Position on the Chart on Which the Mouse Button was Clicked as the Offset Position
213
Basic Operation of the Radar
215
Overview Flowchart
215
Starting and Shutting down the Radar
216
Powering on and Starting
216
Exiting Radar Operation
217
Observation Environment and Image Adjustment
218
Adjusting Screen Brightness
218
Changing the Observation Range
218
Adjusting Tune
219
Adjusting Gain
220
Rejecting Sea Clutter (Sea)
221
Rejecting Rain/Snow Clutter
223
Adjusting to Optimal Images (Selection of Observation Scenes)
225
General Radar Operation
227
Interference Rejection (IR Function)
227
Changing the Transmitter Pulse Length
228
Enhancing Targets
229
Using Video Processing (Echo Process)
230
Setting the Azimuth Mode
231
Setting a Motion Mode
233
Resetting Own Ship to Its Initial Position in [TM] (True Motion Display) Mode
234
Setting the Stabilisation Mode
235
Moving Own Ship's Display Position (off Centre)
235
Displaying Other Ship's Trails (Trails)
237
Trails Motion Mode
237
Changing Motion Mode of Trails
238
Setting the Length of the Trail
238
Clearing Trails Data
239
Doubling the Size of Radar Image
240
Hiding the Heading Line (HL OFF)
241
Hiding Graphics Information on Radar Display
242
Setting True Bearing
242
Setting Own Ship Speed
243
Switching Own Ship Speed Device
243
Entering the Ship's Heading/Own Ship's Speed Manually
243
Target Tracking and AIS
245
Restrictions
246
Collision Avoidance Issue (Explanation)
247
Collision Avoidance in Navigation
247
Marine Accidents and Collisions
247
Basic Concept of Collision Avoidance
248
Relative Vector and True Vector
249
Radar and Collision Avoidance
249
Displaying Symbols
250
Displaying/Hiding Target Tracking Symbols/Ais Target Symbols
250
Types and Definitions of Target Tracking Symbols
250
Types and Definitions of AIS Target Symbols
251
About AIS Aton (Aids to Navigation)
255
About AIS-SART Information
255
About Display Priority of AIS Targets
256
Switching between Ground Vector and Water Vector
256
Association Target Symbols
257
Preparation
258
Setting the Cursor Mode to AUTO Mode
258
Setting Vector
258
Vector Modes
258
Setting Vector Mode
259
Vector Length (Vector Time)
260
Setting the Vector Length
260
Setting Collision Decision Criteria
260
Setting CPA Limit
261
Setting TCPA Limit
261
Showing the CPA Ring
261
Setting and Operating Target Tracking
262
Acquiring Target
262
Automatic Acquisition (Automatic Acquisition) Mode
262
ACQ Manual (Manual Acquisition) Mode
263
Using Manual Acquisition and AUTO Acquisition Together
263
Setting up the Automatic Acquisition/ Activation Zone (AZ)
264
Using [New Target Warning] Dialogue Box in the [Alert] Menu
264
Using the Cursor
265
Using the EBL/VRM Dial for the Setting
265
Tracked Target Information Display
266
Erasing Unwanted Tracked Targets
267
Displaying Target ID no
268
Editing Tracked Target Properties
268
Adding Tracked Target ID Name
269
Setting Track Colour of Tracked Target
269
Setting Target for Which Ground Is Fixed to a Reference Target
270
Operation Test for Target Tracking
271
Test Video]
272
TT Simulator] (Target Tracking Simulator)
273
Gate Display]
274
Status] Display
274
Setting and Operating AIS
275
Enabling AIS Function
275
Activating AIS Targets (Activate AIS)
275
Manual Activation
275
Automatic Activation
276
Deactivating AIS Targets
276
Displaying AIS Information
277
Displaying Target ID no
281
Checking and Setting AIS Target Property
281
Setting Track Colour of AIS Target
281
Conditions for Deciding AIS Target to be Lost
282
Alert Display
283
Danger Target Alarm (CPA/TCPA)
284
Warning for New Target Acquired in Automatic Acquisition Guard Zone (New Target)
285
Lost Target Warning (Lost)
286
Target Tracking Function Alarm (TT Data)
287
Gyro Set Notification (Set Gyro)
287
Track Function
288
Setting the Past Position
288
Setting the Other Ship's Tracks
289
Setting Track Colour
289
Setting Other Ship's Track Colours
289
Turning On/Off Other Ship's Track Display
289
Setting up the Display Interval of Other Ship's Track
289
Clearing Other Ship's Track
289
Saving and Loading Other Ship's Track Data
289
Entering Own Ship's AIS Voyage Data
290
Editing and Sending AIS Messages
291
AIS Message Tray
293
Displaying the AIS Message Tray
293
Switching Message Display
294
Sending a Message in the Message Tray after Editing
294
Highlighting TT/AIS Symbols
295
Highlighting TT/AIS Symbols by Specifying Search Criteria
295
Highlighting AIS Symbols by List
296
Trial Manoeuvring
297
Outline of Trial Manoeuvring
297
Performing a Trial Manoeuvre
299
Displaying the TT/AIS Target List
300
TT List
300
AIS List
301
Confirming Own Ship's AIS Information
303
Displaying the Last Lost AIS Target
304
True and False Echoes on Display
305
Radar Wave with the Horizon
305
Intensity Reflected from the Target
307
Sea Clutter and Rain/Snow Clutter
308
Sea Clutter
308
Rain and Snow Clutter
309
Coping with Sea Clutter and Rain/Snow Clutter
310
False Echoes
311
Shadow
311
Side Lobe Effect
311
False Echo by Secondary Reflection
312
False Echo by Multiple Reflection
312
Second Time Echoes
313
Radar Interference
313
Radar Transponder (SART) Screen Display
314
Display of AIS-SART
316
Radar Screen Display Example
316
Numeric Data Display Example
316
Monitoring a Dragging Anchor
317
Setting a Dragging Anchor Monitoring Area
318
Setting a Dragging Anchor Monitoring Circle
318
Setting a Dragging Anchor Monitoring Polygon
318
Starting and Ending Dragging Anchor Monitoring
319
Starting Dragging Anchor Monitoring
319
Ending Dragging Anchor Monitoring
319
Moving/Editing/Deleting a Dragging Anchor Monitoring Area on the Chart
320
Moving a Dragging Anchor Monitoring Circle on the Chart
320
Moving a Dragging Anchor Monitoring Circle on the Context Menu
320
Moving a Dragging Anchor Monitoring Polygon on the Chart
320
Moving a Dragging Anchor Monitoring Ploygon on the Context Menu
321
Changing a Size of a Dragging Anchor Monitoring Circle on the Chart
321
Changing a Size of a Dragging Anchor Monitoring Circle on the Context Menu
321
Changing a Shape of a Dragging Anchor Monitoring Polygon on the Chart
322
Changing a Shape of a Dragging Anchor Monitoring Polygon on the Context Menu
322
Chart
325
Common
325
Special Line
325
Managing Special Line Data
325
C-Map Max
326
Warning Screen
326
C-MAP Cartridge Information
327
Contents of C-MAP Cartridge Information
327
Cartridge Code
327
Area Code
328
Searching for a Port or Service
329
Pick Report (C-MAP MAX)
330
Newpec
331
Warning Screen
331
Managing the Newpec Chart
332
Pick Report (Newpec)
332
Creating a User Map
333
Display the "User Map" Menu
334
Creating/Editing a User Map
335
Displaying the File Operation Dialogue
336
File Operation] Dialogue
336
Creating a New User Map
337
Editing the Existing User Map
337
Editing the User Map that Is Currently Displayed
337
Displaying a User Map
337
Operating a User Map File
338
Deleting a User Map File
338
Copying a User Map File
338
Merging Multiple User Map Files
338
Managing/Editing an Object [Mark/Line List]
339
Displaying a User Map List
339
Copying an Object
339
Deleting an Object
339
Bulk Deletion of Objects [Delete by Type/Colour]
340
Using Map Creation Tools
341

JRC JMR-5425-6XH Instruction Manual (640 pages)

Brand: JRC | Category: Marine Radar | Size: 13 MB

Preface

3
Pictorial Indication

13
- Table of Contents
  35
Precautions Upont Equipment Operation

53
Overview

53
- Functions
  54
- Features
  55
- Components
  58
- Structure
  63
- General System Diagrams
  85
Name and Function of each Unit

91
- Name and Main Function of the Operation Unit
  91
  - Standard Operation Unit
    91
  - Display Unit
    93
- Names and Main Functions of the Mode Screen Common Sections
  94
  - Menu] Button
    94
  - Key Assignment Indication Area
    95
  - Own Ship Information
    95
  - Other Ship Information
    98
  - Right Toolbar
    99
  - Toolbar
    100
    
    Buttons that Are Normally Displayed
    101
    
    Buttons that Are Normally Hidden
    101
  - Alert Notification Area
    102
  - Other Common Area
    102
  - Navigation Tools
    103
  - Range and Mode Information
    103
    
    Radar Signal Information
    104
  - Radar System Information
    105
  - Display Inside the PPI
    106
- Common Information Window
  107
  - Information Monitor Windows
    108
    
    Target INFO
    108
    
    AIS Detail INFO
    110
    
    AIS List
    110
    
    TT List
    110
    
    2Nd PPI
    113
    
    Wind/Current Block
    113
    
    Conning
    114
  - Information Reference Windows
    115
    
    AIS MSG Tray
    115
    
    Switching between a Standard Window and an Extended Window
    115
    
    Navtex
    116
    
    Active Alert
    118
    
    Ais
    118
    
    Alert History
    118
Section 3 Common Basic Operations

119
- Powering on and Starting
  119
- Starting each Mode
  119
- Basic Operations When Using a Trackball
  120
- Basic Menu Operations
  123
  - Opening the Menu
    123
  - Menu List
    124
  - Closing the Menu
    124
- Basic Dialogue Box Operations
  125
  - Changing Dialogue Box Settings
    125
  - Closing a Dialogue Box
    126
  - Title Bar
    127
- Operation of the Information Monitor Window
  128
  - Opening the Information Monitor Window
    128
  - Displaying an Information Monitor Window from Other than the [Page Selection] Dialogue Box
    128
- Confirming and Acknowledging an Alert
  129
  - Stopping a Buzzer
    130
  - Confirming Alert Contents
    130
  - Acknowledging the Alert
    131
  - Displaying Active Alert and Alert History
    131
- Switching the Day/Night Mode
  133
- Adjusting the Brightness of the Screen and Operation Unit
  134
  - Display Brightness] Dialogue
    134
- Switching the Mode
  135
  - Function Restriction by Mode
    135
- Mouseover Display
  136
  - Condition and Timing of Mouseover Display
    136
    
    Starting Mouseover Display
    136
    
    Terminating Mouseover Display
    136
  - How to Read Mouseover Display
    137
- MOB (man over Board)
  138
- Electronic Bearing Line (EBL) and Variable Range Marker (VRM)
  139
  - Displaying the EBL and VRM Buttons
    140
  - Basic Manipulation of EBL/VRM
    140
    
    Switching the Control Right of EBL/VRM
    140
    
    Setting the EBL Bearing to True/Relative Display
    141
    
    Setting up the Measurement Starting Points
    141
    
    Operating the Intersecting Point between EBL and VRM
    142
    
    Setting up the Range Unit of VRM
    142
- Rectangle Cursor
  143
- Cursor AUTO Mode
  145
  - No Object
    145
  - Ais
    146
  - AZ) Acquisition/Activation Zone
    147
  - AIS Filter
    148
  - User Map
    148
    
    Non-Selected Object
    148
    
    Line (Midpoint
    149
    
    Line (Select All
    149
    
    Mark
    149
    
    Selected Object
    149
  - Ebl
    150
    
    Vrm
    150
  - EBL/VRM Intersecting Point
    150
  - Monitoring Dragging Anchor
    151
    
    Dragging Anchor Monitoring Circle (Circumference
    151
    
    Dragging Anchor Monitoring Circle (Square of the Four Corners
    151
    
    Dragging Anchor Monitoring Polygon (Line Segment
    151
    
    Dragging Anchor Monitoring Polygon (Vertex
    151
    
    Object in the Unselected State
    151
    
    Selected State
    151
- Saving the Screen that Is Currently Displayed
  152
- Favourite" Registering Function
  153
  - Registering/Cancelling Favourites
    153
  - Calling a Favourite
    153
- MULTI] Dial
  154
  - Functions of [MULTI] Dial
    154
  - Functions Assigned to [MULTI] Dial
    154
    
    Changing the Function that Is Assigned
    154
    
    Displaying a Screen for Setting the Function that Is Assigned
    154
- Basic Operations of the Software Keyboard
  155
  - Starting a Software Keyboard
    155
  - Name and Function of each Section of the Keyboard
    155
- Setting a Date and a Time (Calendar Operation)
  158
  - Details and Usage of a Calendar Picker and a Time Picker
    158
    
    Details of a Calendar
    158
- Help
  159
- Password Input
  160
- Managing Files with File Manager
  161
  - File Management
    161
    
    Copying a File
    162
    
    Deleting a File
    162
  - Loading and Saving Files
    163
    
    Loading Files
    164
    
    Saving Files
    164
    
    Unloading Data (Clearing Data from the Data Screen)
    164
- Using a Key Macro
  165
  - Recording a Key Macro
    165
- Operate Remotely the Marine VHF Radiotelephone(JHS-800S)
  166
- Returning to the Mode Selection Screen by Terminating Operation
  173
- Terminating this Equipment
  173
Range and Bearing Measurement Methods

175
Basic Operation of the Radar

207
- Overview Flowchart
  207
- Starting and Shutting down the Radar
  208
  - Powering on and Starting
    208
  - Exiting Radar Operation
    209
- Observation Environment and Image Adjustment
  210
  - Adjusting Screen Brightness
    210
  - Changing the Observation Range
    210
  - Adjusting Tune
    211
  - Adjusting Gain
    212
  - Rejecting Sea Clutter (Sea)
    213
  - Rejecting Rain/Snow Clutter
    215
  - Adjusting to Optimal Images (Selection of Observation Scenes)
    217
- General Radar Operation
  219
  - Interference Rejection (IR Function)
    219
  - Changing the Transmitter Pulse Length
    220
  - Enhancing Targets
    221
  - Using Video Processing (Echo Process)
    222
  - Setting the Azimuth Mode
    223
  - Setting a Motion Mode
    225
    
    Resetting Own Ship to Its Initial Position in [TM] (True Motion Display) Mode
    226
  - Setting the Stabilisation Mode
    227
  - Moving Own Ship's Display Position (off Centre)
    227
  - Displaying Other Ship's Trails (Trails)
    229
    
    Trails Motion Mode
    229
    
    Changing Motion Mode of Trails
    230
    
    Setting the Length of the Trail
    230
    
    Clearing Trails Data
    231
  - Doubling the Size of Radar Image
    232
  - Hiding the Heading Line (HL OFF)
    233
  - Hiding Graphics Information on Radar Display
    234
  - Setting True Bearing
    234
  - Setting Own Ship Speed
    235
    
    Entering the Ship's Heading/Own Ship's Speed Manually
    235
    
    Switching Own Ship Speed Device
    235
Target Tracking and AIS

237
- Restrictions
  238
- Collision Avoidance Issue (Explanation)
  239
- Displaying Symbols
  242
- Preparation
  250
  - Setting the Cursor Mode to AUTO Mode
    250
  - Setting Vector
    250
    
    Vector Modes
    250
    
    Setting Vector Mode
    251
    
    Setting the Vector Length
    252
    
    Vector Length (Vector Time)
    252
  - Setting Collision Decision Criteria
    252
    
    Setting CPA Limit
    253
    
    Setting TCPA Limit
    253
  - Showing the CPA Ring
    253
- Setting and Operating Target Tracking
  254
- Setting and Operating AIS
  267
  - Enabling AIS Function
    267
  - Activating AIS Targets (Activate AIS)
    267
    
    Manual Activation
    267
    
    Automatic Activation
    268
  - Deactivating AIS Targets
    268
  - Displaying AIS Information
    269
  - Displaying Target ID no
    273
  - Checking and Setting AIS Target Property
    273
    
    Setting Track Colour of AIS Target
    273
  - Conditions for Deciding AIS Target to be Lost
    274
- Alert Display
  275
- Track Function
  280
  - Setting the Past Position
    280
  - Setting the Other Ship's Tracks
    281
    
    Clearing Other Ship's Track
    281
    
    Saving and Loading Other Ship's Track Data
    281
    
    Setting Other Ship's Track Colours
    281
    
    Setting Track Colour
    281
    
    Setting up the Display Interval of Other Ship's Track
    281
    
    Turning On/Off Other Ship's Track Display
    281
- Entering Own Ship's AIS Voyage Data
  282
- Editing and Sending AIS Messages
  283
- AIS Message Tray
  285
- Highlighting TT/AIS Symbols
  287
  - Highlighting TT/AIS Symbols by Specifying Search Criteria
    287
  - Highlighting AIS Symbols by List
    288
- Trial Manoeuvring
  289
  - Outline of Trial Manoeuvring
    289
  - Performing a Trial Manoeuvre
    291
- Displaying the TT/AIS Target List
  292
  - TT List
    292
  - AIS List
    293
- Confirming Own Ship's AIS Information
  295
- Displaying the Last Lost AIS Target
  296
True and False Echoes on Display

297
- Radar Wave with the Horizon
  297
- Intensity Reflected from the Target
  299
- Sea Clutter and Rain/Snow Clutter
  300
  - Sea Clutter
    300
  - Rain and Snow Clutter
    301
  - Coping with Sea Clutter and Rain/Snow Clutter
    302
- False Echoes
  303
  - Shadow
    303
  - Side Lobe Effect
    303
  - False Echo by Secondary Reflection
    304
  - False Echo by Multiple Reflection
    304
  - Second Time Echoes
    305
  - Radar Interference
    305
- Radar Transponder (SART) Screen Display
  306
- Display of AIS-SART
  308
  - Radar Screen Display Example
    308
  - Numeric Data Display Example
    308
Monitoring a Dragging Anchor

309

JRC JMR-5425-6XH Instruction Manual (126 pages)

Multi Function Display

Brand: JRC | Category: Marine Equipment | Size: 3 MB

Safety Cautions
4
Emergency Measures
5
Pictorial Indication
12
Precautions Upon Equipment Operation
13
Glossary
21
Table of Contents
27
Section 1 Overview of the Function

29
Section 2 Common Operations

35
- Turning ON/OFF the Radar Image Distribution Function
  35
- Checking Scanner Information
  36
Section 3 Simple ISW (LAN) Function

39
Section 4 Target Tracking

53
- Features and Restrictions
  53
- TT Function
  55
- Setting Target Tracking
  58
- Track Function
  69
- Highlighting TT/AIS Symbols
  71
- Trial Manoeuvring
  73
Section 5 Installation Setting and Checking (Supported by Service)

77
Section 6 Failures and After-Sale Services

84
- Countermeasures for Failures
  84
- Troubleshooting
  85
- After-Sale Services
  95
Appendix A Interconnection Diagram for Radar Video LAN Distribution

97
- Interconnection Diagram
  98
Appendix B Alert List

99
- Alarms
  100
- Warnings
  100
- Cautions
  101
- Informations
  102
- List of Alert Icons
  103
Appendix C Menu List and Materials

105
- Menu List
  105
- Software Licence Agreement
  119
- Font Licence Agreement
  120
- IPA Font Licence Agreement V1.0
  121

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