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JJ-CCR ApS 2017

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2017 JJ-CCR ApS –  2.00 / Revision 06

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Next, the helium content of the gas is set. Only one digit of the number is changed at a time. The ten’s 
are always set first. Pressing the left button ”Change” results in the displayed digit being increased by 1. 
After the digit has reached 9 it will revert back to 0 again. Pressing the right button (Next) once takes the 
diver to the units digit.

Upon arriving at the units digit for the helium content it is possible to save the gas data by pressing the 
right button ”Save”.

Pressing the left button ”Next Gas” switches to the next gas. If the gas number is preceded by an ”A” 
then this is the current active gas. It is possible to adjust this but not to delete it (0% O2 and 0% HE).

If all 5 gases have been displayed then the user automatically arrives back at the menu item ”Define Gas”.

Summary of Contents for CE Edition

Page 1: ...ontent is prohibited without written approval from JJ CCR ApS All information in this document has been carefully analyzed and is believed to be accurate However it is not possible to guarantee its ac...

Page 2: ...nowledge and practical exercises are the best prerequisites for avoiding accidents Modifications to the equipment result in the CE being voided immediately and it is no longer possible to guarantee a...

Page 3: ...term health effects 12 4 Assembly of the JJ CCR 13 4 1 Base unit 13 4 2 Handle 14 4 3 Stand 14 4 3 1 Attaching the stand to the base unit 15 4 4 1st stages and hoses 16 4 5 Wing 17 4 6 Back mounted c...

Page 4: ...6 5 3 Overview of the button functions 42 6 6 The main display 43 6 7 Compass 46 6 7 1 Mark Heading Compass 47 6 8 Menu structure 48 6 9 Menu reference 49 6 10 Turn Off 49 6 11 Calibrate calibration o...

Page 5: ...2 Compass View Compass 78 6 20 23 Calibrate Compass 79 6 20 24 True North Compass 79 6 20 25 System Setup Overview 79 6 20 26 Date System Setup 79 6 20 27 Clock System Setup 80 6 20 28 Unlock System S...

Page 6: ...9 2 Shortly prior to diving 102 9 3 Shortly after entering the water 102 10 Diving 103 11 After the Dive 103 12 Cleaning 103 12 1 Quick Cleaning 103 12 2 Complete Cleaning 104 13 Storage 104 14 Maint...

Page 7: ...ted for controller firmware v21 Dietmar In bnit 04 Updated for controller firmware v27 The compass requires mainboard v3 4 0 or higher Dietmar In bnit 05 Updated for controller firmware v44 CE and Int...

Page 8: ...n and service The use of easy to obtain parts enabling on site repairs at any time The support of a wide range of tank sizes without requiring any special adjustments to the equipment The supply of fu...

Page 9: ...unter lungs Redundant power supply One battery for the controller one battery for the HUD and two parallel batteries for the solenoid None of the batteries are integrated into the circuit Integrated A...

Page 10: ...Trimix 11 65 Soda lime The only supported soda lime is Sofnolime 797 manufactured by Molecular Products Oxygen Cylinder 3 Liter steel cylinder 200 bar Diluent Cylinder 3 Liter steel cylinder 200 bar O...

Page 11: ...n optimized loop 3 2 2 Temperature conditions The JJ CCR is intended for use on dives involving low to moderate work rates E g normal recreational and technical diving activities Although it is capabl...

Page 12: ...additional training increases the over all risk and should only be carried out by trained divers 3 2 6 Visibility During a dive it is essential that the diver can read the information from the setpoin...

Page 13: ...ing The guide rails shown in the image hold the selected diving tanks in the correct position and they are also used to attach the tank belts The following image shows how the screw lock screw M8x30 i...

Page 14: ...not change The only difference is the required quan tity of lead on the diver s lead belt The heavy duty stand is secured to the base plate of the base unit with 4 lock screws The stand prevents the...

Page 15: ...nsert the base plate without applying force and without excessive effort During the next step the four lock screws are in serted into the base plate Afterwards attach the two blocks An arrow is marked...

Page 16: ...pressure rises to 10 bar and thereby prevents the hoses from rupturing if for example icing up should occur The 1st stage with the DIN 5 8 connection and the black pressure gauge is used for diluent...

Page 17: ...or the manual sup plemental oxygen valve through the upper opening The special position of the pressure gauges is advan tageous for a number of reasons During the pre dive check they are very easy to...

Page 18: ...must be fed be tween the harness and the shoulder padding The second strap is then used in order to close the Velcro fastening The straps with Velcro must not be placed over the shoulder padding Count...

Page 19: ...following images show both correct and incorrect adjustment The right hand image shows the har ness following incorrect adjustment with the equipment sitting too low on the back The left hand image s...

Page 20: ...e inflator connection with the manual supplemental oxygen valve It is recommended that both hoses be fed to the manual supplemental oxygen valve through the D ring see image In this way the supplement...

Page 21: ...m of tool for this action It is entirely sufficient for the connection to be hand tight 4 9 Connecting the ADV The hose with the inflator connection is connect ed to the inflator from the wing and the...

Page 22: ...4 Place the spring pressure plate on the dust filter and tighten the nut un til it is hand tight Then knock lightly all around the outside of the canister in order to level out the soda lime or compa...

Page 23: ...the black section of the canister in order to level out the soda lime or compact it The nut will usually loosen a little during this process and must be hand tightened again afterwards The pressure p...

Page 24: ...er and severe damage to the rebreather A leakage in this area will most likely be discovered during the positive and negative pressure test Align the lid such that the stud and the hole in the alumini...

Page 25: ...lation side and is always connected to the ADV Now connect the oxygen low pressure hose Only tighten until hand tight Connect the breathing hoses to the T piece and ADV It is not possible to connect t...

Page 26: ...ectly because the two con nection threads are different The connection thread on the inhalation side ADV is clockwise whilst the thread on the exhalation side T piece is anti clock wise Take the HUD a...

Page 27: ...t ment is completely sealed As such battery problems never arise due to increased moisture which would have been the case within the breathing circuit Furthermore the batteries are not exposed to any...

Page 28: ...umbered 1 2 and 3 These numbers can be found adjacent to the connection on the lid and above each cell The wiring of the sensors with the connections in the lid must be carried out correctly according...

Page 29: ...the chapter 6 The JJ CCR Rebreather is supplied as standard with an HUD Head Up Display The HUD functions fully independently of the controller This means that it uses its own DiveCAN bus electronic...

Page 30: ...ight LED array DiveCAN cable Column 1 Sensor 1 Column 2 Sensor 2 Column 3 Sensor 3 Red LED is blinking Green LED is on solid All other LEDs are off A blinking LED is drawn with lines emanating from it...

Page 31: ...ns A typical rebreather PPO2 setpoint will be about 0 7 to 0 8 for the low setpoint and 1 2 to 1 3 for the high setpoint Therefore when the loop is at setpoint you will expect to see 2 to 3 blinks per...

Page 32: ...button once The HUD will also turn on automatically if the wet contacts detect water After turning on each LED will light up briefly Use this time to verify that each LED including the buddy warning...

Page 33: ...rating the controller It is recommended that the HUD and con troller always be calibrated at the same time The complete calibration sequence is 1 Open the valve on the oxygen tank 2 Open the mouthpiec...

Page 34: ...s fail This indicates which sensor is faulty See above for troubleshooting Do not dive unless all sensor are functional The following table shows alarm and error messages related to a failed calibrati...

Page 35: ...Turn the HUD on by pressing the button once 2 Press once to enter 1st command column TURN OFF 3 Press again to advance to 2nd command column CALIBRATE 4 Press again to advance to 3rd command column M...

Page 36: ...below 1 0 e g 0 7 3 lower middle blinks Below 0 4 Bottom row blinks once for each 0 1 below 1 0 e g 0 2 8 bottom row blinks 5 3 11 Flip orientation The orientation can be flipped so that the HUD can p...

Page 37: ...to ensure that the DSV can be opened and closed with ease The manual supplemental oxygen valve feeds oxygen into the breathing circuit The longer the button is depressed the more oxygen is supplied t...

Page 38: ...e display to the respective ambient light One piezo button is situated to the left and one to the right respectively The complete operation takes place using these two buttons The piezo buttons used h...

Page 39: ...ensors adjustable Gas change and gas adjustments possible underwater at any time Very simple to change from a closed to an open circuit BO bailout mode Low and high setpoint can be defined between 0 4...

Page 40: ...en board OBOE The SOLO and OBOE board are completely independent and each board is powered by its own power supply The SOLO board power source are the two 9 volt block batteries where as the OBOE boar...

Page 41: ...the left button in order to move from the Switch Setpoint menu to the Select Gas menu If one is in the Select Gas menu then pressing briefly on the left button will switch to the next gas For divers a...

Page 42: ...cription Press both buttons simultaneously The controller is turning on Info After 45 minutes the controller switches off again automatically Left MENU If one is in the main display then pressing on t...

Page 43: ...able during a dive 3 metres per minute 12 metres per minute 6 metres per minute 15 metres per minute 18 metres per minute With more than 18m min the entire block will flash red 9 metres per minute The...

Page 44: ...from the three oxygen sensors A deselected sensor is displayed in yellow and is not taken into account in the calculation of the average PPO2 PPO2 values below 0 4 or above 1 6 flash in red Battery O...

Page 45: ...n white If another gas is programmed in the respective mode CC or BO which should usually be used at the current depth then the active gas will flash in yellow This indicates that the user should eith...

Page 46: ...pass menu and takes only one minute When the battery is changed the compass should be calibrated This is because each battery has its own magnetic signature mostly due to its steel case that interacts...

Page 47: ...marked at a time it can however be changed Once a heading has been marked there is no way to clear the heading arrows from the display When a heading is marked the display shows the offset angle betwe...

Page 48: ...he user is in a menu and does not press either of the two buttons for an extended period then the controller will exit this menu and return to the main display Settings that have been changed during t...

Page 49: ...ler is essentially put into standby mode in which it uses very little power In the background the tissue saturation is still being calculated for example catchword Repetitive dives Likewise the time a...

Page 50: ...ion Calibrate O2 In countries in which 100 oxygen is not available it is naturally necessary to use the respective oxygen content The controller does not stipulate the individual steps during calibrat...

Page 51: ...all three sensors The same display is also possible if the calibration is erroneously carried out in air The PPO2 values are only displayed once again after successful calibration In dive mode the men...

Page 52: ...the oxygen sensors should be replaced 6 11 2 Checking calibration during a dive 6 12 End Dive Within the Advanced Config menu you can specify for how long the controller will stay in the dive mode aft...

Page 53: ...n display and the current gas is now shown in the footer The JJ CCR controller enables the definition of 5 different gases in closed ciruit CC and open circuit BO bailout mode respectively The gases c...

Page 54: ...e BO is shown in yellow because the controller should usually be in CC mode If the diver switches to open circuit BO bailout mode then the gas best suited at that time to being used as a breathing gas...

Page 55: ...ing once on the left button Next the diver is now able to display the next submenu 6 16 2 High SP High Setpoint Using this menu item it is possible to set the high setpoint The high set point that is...

Page 56: ...gen and 0 helium are automatically hidden in the Select Gas menu The gases can also be adjusted underwater Pressing the left button Next Gas results in the next gas being displayed The gases are numbe...

Page 57: ...t back to 0 again Pressing the right button Next once takes the diver to the units digit Upon arriving at the units digit for the helium content it is possible to save the gas data by pressing the rig...

Page 58: ...r planning simple dives Multi level dives are therefore not supported Furthermore the following assumptions are applied to the calculation Descent rate is 18m min and the ascent rate is 10m min For op...

Page 59: ...t of the number is changed at a time The hundred s are always changed first Pressing the left button Change results in the displayed digit being increased by 1 After the digit has reached 9 it will re...

Page 60: ...CC mode it is possible to press the right button Plan BO when viewing the sum mary in order to start the calculation of a bailout plan The bailout plan is generated in open circuit BO bailout mode an...

Page 61: ...und on the internet The article by Eric C Baker can be rec ommended in particular If the settings are to be changed edit mode then it is necessary to push the right button Edit Pressing the right butt...

Page 62: ...this belief the computer will give one MISSED DECO STOP message during the dive and one after the dive and will flash the stop depth and time in red as long as you are above the stop depth It will us...

Page 63: ...y that may be an acceptable risk Another use might be to do a slower ascent on a dive to sightsee but to stay in the decompression zone by keeping the gradient above 0 Another use would be to observe...

Page 64: ...submenus for the controller s dive logbook Via this menu item it is possible to display the controller s dive logbook Pressing the right button Display results in the list of saved dive logs The dive...

Page 65: ...ot display on the con troller or desktop software However logs can still be undeleted or downloaded with special commands Reason for the ability to recover logs is in the case of a diving accident whe...

Page 66: ...the number 35 6 18 3 Restore Mode Off With this menu item it is possbile to recover deleted dive logs Setting this to ON allows either a Restore All Logs option or restoring individual logs View the l...

Page 67: ...easily prior to the dive If necessary it is also possible to make adjustments underwater via the dive setup menu as previously described It is essentially irrelevant whether settings are adjusted in t...

Page 68: ...possible values are 0 4 to 1 5 By pressing the right button Save the current value is saved and the user switches to the next entry The current entry is marked with a u 6 20 3 Low Setpoint Mode Setup...

Page 69: ...he optional VPM B VPM B GFS algorithm is enabled Please refer to chapter 7 for a detailed description Using this menu item it is possible to set the conservatism for the calcu lation of the decompress...

Page 70: ...st decompression stop It is possible to set the last decompression stop at either 3 or 6 metres By pressing the right button Edit the user accesses the edit mode In order to change the settings it is...

Page 71: ...once takes the diver to the units digit The sequence in which the gases are input is irrelevant In the Select Gas menu all available gases are always displayed in order according to their O2 content...

Page 72: ...pressing the right button Edit the user accesses the edit mode The u sym bol moves to gas number 1 By pressing the left button Next it moves to the next gas number By pressing the right button Edit it...

Page 73: ...r the gas can be adjusted at any time The gases set are used for the projection of the total Time To Surface TTS It is therefore essential to define only those gases that are actually available Decomp...

Page 74: ...ble to activate or deactivate the automatic switching of the setpoint In addition it is possible to set the depth at which a switch from the low to high setpoint should take place e g when descending...

Page 75: ...con troller switches from the high to low set point The process of implementing the setting is identical Permissible values are 2 999 metres In the image to the left the controller will switch automat...

Page 76: ...ia this menu item it is possible to switch the depth between Meters and Feet 6 20 17 Temp Units Display Setup Using this menu item it is possible to set the brightness of the display Pressing the righ...

Page 77: ...for decompression and with the calibration of the O2 sensors Mode Description Auto The brightness sensor measures the ambient light and automatically adjusts the brightness of the display Low Permanen...

Page 78: ...60 so this may seem the most natu ral The 90 or 120 setting can be used to see a wider range Like any magnetic compass there are some limitations Understanding these limitations will help ensure accu...

Page 79: ...ompass Press calibrate and then rotate in as many 3D orientations as possible for 15 seconds Upside down sideways on edge etc Calibrate the compass before first use Calibrate the compass after every b...

Page 80: ...ressing the right button Unlock displays a line with numerous 0 Pressing the left button Change facilitates changing the current character Possible numbers and letters are 0 9 and A F Pressing the rig...

Page 81: ...Battery Info provides some additional information about the controller battery This option shows some additional system information Info Description Serial The controller s serial number Features The...

Page 82: ...Dive menu option has been added Chapter 6 12 This is the first menu option when the controller is still in dive mode and when the diver is at the surface 6 20 35 End Dive Delay Advanced Config 1 The b...

Page 83: ...n the current gas is displayed in yellow are determined by this value If you change this value please understand its effect For example if lowered to 1 50 then oxygen 99 00 will not assumed at 6m The...

Page 84: ...ithm This feature is comparable with the slow and fast solenoid setting which was available on the classic JJ CCR Shearwater Predator based controller The setting is edited on the controller but are s...

Page 85: ...The CNS saturation is calculated constant ly also at the surface and even if the computer is switched off AvgPO2 BO Mode Indicates the average PO2 of the breathing gas If the value is lower than 19 or...

Page 86: ...ann ZHL 16C model Note that VPM B also tracks tensions in the same way The fastest tissue compartment is shown on the top and the slowest on the bottom Each bar is the combined sum of the nitrogen and...

Page 87: ...is almost empty and requires replacing If the value is displayed in red then the battery voltage is critical and the battery should be replaced immediately CC and BO mode Surf Shows the surface pressu...

Page 88: ...ashes Alarm and error messages Description Cell Warning If the measured value of an O2 sensor exhibits too high a deviation then this is excluded during the calculation of the average PPO2 necessary f...

Page 89: ...in a safe range but if the diluent is unsafe to breathe directly then the gas will be red Note that other warn ings exist to warn when the breathing loop is outside of a safe range High PPO2 The high...

Page 90: ...th comparable values are not available It is therefore not possible for the controller to determine which value is correct and the actual PPO2 is thus unknown In this instance the average PPO2 is calc...

Page 91: ...same dive an identical problem should once again arise then it is not necessary to confirm this again see second image The PPO2 values and the Solenoid warning flash in red Fast Ascent The Fast Ascen...

Page 92: ...Watchdog Reset This alarm happens when the controller does not complete all of its tasks in the time allowed It can happen occasionally from a transient prob lem like a battery bounce after an impact...

Page 93: ...se refer to chapter 6 24 1 for more information 5 Reinstalling the battery cap It is very important that the battery cap O ring is clear of dust or debris Carefully inspect your O ring for any debris...

Page 94: ...ts option This will then prompt if you want to reset the settings only the tissues only or both Corruption A 32 bit cyclic redundancy check CRC is used to verify the integrity of the tissues each time...

Page 95: ...rged batteries immediately and do not store your controller for more than 2 months with an alkaline battery installed 1 5 V Photo Lithium Fairly common but more expensive than alkalines They provide a...

Page 96: ...her Bluetooth drivers such as those from Toshiba do not work with the software Apple Mac All Apple Macs have an integrated Bluetooth interface that can be used for the firmware update The USB Bluetoot...

Page 97: ...oller automatically starts up again The controllers displays a messaage stating either firmware upgrade succuss or failure After that is displays a warning that all decompression tissues has ben clear...

Page 98: ...gases simultaneously The currently active gas is displayed with a white background The gases are sorted from highest to lowest oxygen content If two gases have the same oxygen content then the gas wit...

Page 99: ...JJ CCR controller The unlock code for the VPM B must be purchased as an option The VPM B calculations on the JJ CCR controller run every 5 to 10 seconds This means the JJ CCR controller will best matc...

Page 100: ...5 Model Conservatism VPM B The adjustable conservatism is from 0 to 5 Higher num bers create more conservative longer decompression profiles The most aggressive setting is 0 and the most conservative...

Page 101: ...ways check that the DSV shutter valves are functioning correctly in the breathing hose 8 Open both tank valves and check the tank pressure 9 Check the medium pressure of both first stages The diluent...

Page 102: ...Close both tank valves Step Description 1 Open both tank valves and check the tank pressure 2 Check the manual supplemental valves and the ADV 3 Check the wing inflator 4 Check the DSV Dive Surface V...

Page 103: ...steps after every dive It is possible to carry out quick or complete cleaning of the JJ CCR Rebreather Quick cleaning is completed rapidly and can also be carried out between two dives The following...

Page 104: ...d the soda lime canister must be emptied In order to prevent the penetra tion of living creatures and or other foreign particles the equipment must be assembled for storage Ensure that the DSV Dive Su...

Page 105: ...the parts have not been replaced at an earlier date during maintenance then they must be replaced no later than upon reaching this date Exceptions here are the oxygen sensors In this case a service li...

Page 106: ...being disassembled for cleaning Complete cleaning should take place shortly after the dive and no later than 12 hours afterwards If used within chlorinated water swimming pool it has to be cleaned wit...

Page 107: ...Breathing circuit Replace all O rings at the connections with the T piece and ADV This applies to the breathing hose with the DSV and the two breathing hoses from the lid DSV Dive Surface Valve Excha...

Page 108: ...2017 JJ CCR ApS 2 00 Revision 06 108 THIS MANUAL IS PRODUCED BY JJ CCR ApS WE ARE PROUD OF BEEING THE REBREATHER MANUFACTURER OF YOUR CHOICE OUR TEAM INTEND TO SUPPORT YOU AS MUCH AS THEY CAN IN ORDE...

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