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CONTENTS

4.3.3

TARGET ENHANCE LEVEL.......................................................................................... 4-12

4.3.4

GAIN................................................................................................................................ 4-12

4.3.5

SEA CLUTTER SUPPRESSION ................................................................................... 4-13

4.3.6

RAIN/SNOW CLUTTER SUPPRESSION ..................................................................... 4-14

4.4

RADAR TRAILS ..................................................................................................................... 4-16

4.5

ADJUSTING TT FUNCTION ................................................................................................. 4-17

4.5.1

VECTOR CONSTANT.................................................................................................... 4-17

4.5.2

GATE DISPLAY.............................................................................................................. 4-18

4.5.3

GATE SIZE...................................................................................................................... 4-19

4.6

SCANNER .............................................................................................................................. 4-20

4.6.1

SLOPE CORRECTION .................................................................................................. 4-20

4.6.2

PRF FINE TUNING......................................................................................................... 4-21

4.6.3

STAGGER TRIGGER..................................................................................................... 4-22

4.6.4

SCANNER ROTATION SPEED..................................................................................... 4-22

4.6.5

PRF.................................................................................................................................. 4-23

4.6.6

SAFETY SWITCH........................................................................................................... 4-24

4.6.7

TUNE INDICATOR ......................................................................................................... 4-24

4.6.8

TUNE PEAK ADJUSTMENT.......................................................................................... 4-25

4.7

I/F DEVICE ............................................................................................................................. 4-26

4.7.1

SET GYRO...................................................................................................................... 4-29

4.7.2

HEADING EQUIPMENT................................................................................................. 4-30

4.7.3

NSK UNIT SETTING ...................................................................................................... 4-31

4.7.4

MANUAL HEADING ....................................................................................................... 4-33

4.7.5

SPEED EQUIPMENT..................................................................................................... 4-33

4.7.6

MANUAL SPEED............................................................................................................ 4-34

4.7.7

MAG COMPASS SETTING ........................................................................................... 4-34

4.8

COM PORT SETTING........................................................................................................... 4-36

4.8.1

BAUD RATE SETTING .................................................................................................. 4-36

4.8.2

RX SENTENCE .............................................................................................................. 4-37

4.8.3

RX PORT ........................................................................................................................ 4-38

4.8.4

TX PORT......................................................................................................................... 4-39

4.8.5

TX DATA FORMAT ........................................................................................................ 4-40

4.8.6

TARGET INFORMATION TX......................................................................................... 4-42

4.9

GPS ........................................................................................................................................ 4-45

4.9.1

GPS SETTING................................................................................................................ 4-45

4.9.2

BEACON (DGPS RECEIVER) SETTING...................................................................... 4-52

4.9.3

SBAS RECEIVER SETTING.......................................................................................... 4-54

4.9.4

DISPLAY GPS RECEIVE STATUS ............................................................................... 4-56

4.9.5

LORAN SETTING........................................................................................................... 4-57

4.10

CONTROL .............................................................................................................................. 4-62

Summary of Contents for JMA-3300 Series

Page 1: ...JMA JMA 330 3300Series Series MARINE RADAR MARINE RADAR EQUIPMENT EQUIPMENT INSTALLATION INSTALLATION MANUAL MANUAL ...

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Page 3: ... RECEIVER 3 8 3 6 CONNECTING TO THE GPS COMPASS 3 11 3 7 CONNECTING TO OTHER MAKER S GPS COMPASS OR NMEA HEADING OUTPUT DEVICE 3 16 3 8 CONNECTING TO THE GYRO AND ELECTROMAGNETIC LOG NSK UNIT SETTING 3 20 3 9 CONNECTING TO AIS 3 27 3 10 POWER SUPPLY OPTION 3 29 3 11 CONNECTING CONTACT SIGNALS TO EXTERNAL BUZZERS EXTERNAL DEVICES 3 31 3 12 CHANGE THE FUSE 3 34 Chapter 4 ADJUST MENU SETTINGS 4 1 4 1...

Page 4: ... 24 4 6 7 TUNE INDICATOR 4 24 4 6 8 TUNE PEAK ADJUSTMENT 4 25 4 7 I F DEVICE 4 26 4 7 1 SET GYRO 4 29 4 7 2 HEADING EQUIPMENT 4 30 4 7 3 NSK UNIT SETTING 4 31 4 7 4 MANUAL HEADING 4 33 4 7 5 SPEED EQUIPMENT 4 33 4 7 6 MANUAL SPEED 4 34 4 7 7 MAG COMPASS SETTING 4 34 4 8 COM PORT SETTING 4 36 4 8 1 BAUD RATE SETTING 4 36 4 8 2 RX SENTENCE 4 37 4 8 3 RX PORT 4 38 4 8 4 TX PORT 4 39 4 8 5 TX DATA FOR...

Page 5: ...EEN 4 87 4 13 1 OWN VECTOR WIDTH 4 87 4 13 2 OWN OUTLINE 4 87 4 13 3 BARGE OUTLINE 4 91 4 13 4 BEARING MARKER 4 94 4 13 5 STANDBY NUMERIC DISPLAY 4 95 4 13 6 OPERATION NUMERIC DISPLAY 4 95 4 13 7 LOCATION CHANGE 4 96 4 14 ERROR ALARM MASK 4 98 4 14 1 SCANNER 4 98 4 14 2 DISPLAY UNIT 4 100 4 14 3 CONNECTION DEVICE 4 102 4 14 4 RX DATA 4 103 Chapter 5 MEASURES AGAINST NOISE INTERFERENCE IN THE RADIO...

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Page 7: ...t into consideration It is preferable to install the display unit in the wheel house to facilitate observations Available cable lengths and types for installing the radar JMA 3300 are as shown in the table below Request an appropriate cable from JRC beforehand A cable longer than the sufficient length may degrade radar performance so give it careful consideration when planning the installation Cod...

Page 8: ...Chapter 1 OVERVIEW 1 2 ...

Page 9: ...orce the mount base and the platform and take precautions to protect the scanner from vibration and impact at the installation position To avoid the radiating section coming in contact with other installed objects while it is rotating ensure that there is at least 200 millimeters from the swing circle turning radius to other installed objects Fig 2 1 1 The swing circle of the JMA 3300 radar s scan...

Page 10: ...nstallation height of the scanner relates to the maximum detection distance The higher the better However if it is too high radio wave energy greatly attenuates above the scanner s vertical beam width the point 3 dB from the peak of the main lobe As a result it is difficult to detect a close in target Sea clutter also increases Determine the installation height by taking into consideration the wei...

Page 11: ...allation height is 2 m or higher from the roof of the wheelhouse provide a cylindrical radar mast to install the scanner Consider the convenience of the service staff who take care of installation maintenance adjustment and repair of the scanner by providing adequate footholds to the mounting rack and the radar mast Fig 2 1 3 Mounting rack and mast for the scanner When installing the scanner selec...

Page 12: ... beam width range To avoid interference with other equipment and to prevent radio noise from generating do not place the VHF antenna GPS antenna and INMARSAT s dome within the range of the vertical beam width Keep a record of installation height data The data is necessary for the initial setting of the display unit Minimize the blind sector and ensure the adequate view angle so that the blind sect...

Page 13: ...stall a metal reflector which reflects radio waves upwardly between the scanner and a structural object so that the radar s radio wave will not directly come in contact with the structural object Reference Because most radio wave absorbers have poor durability some must be replaced every year When installing a reflector the area to the rear of the reflector becomes a blind sector Therefore minimiz...

Page 14: ...0 to minimize magnetic field coupling Install the radar cable as far as from the cables of other radio equipment in order to prevent other radio equipment from interfering with the radar operations Especially inter wiring cables between scanner unit and display unit of the radar should not be run parallel with the cables of other radio equipment Cable should not be exposed sharp bends Ensure that ...

Page 15: ...ke sure to turn off the power and unplug the power connector J1 of the display unit so that the power supply to the equipment is completely cut off Some equipment components can carry electrical current even after the power switch is turned off and conducting maintenance work without unplugging the power connector may result in electrocution equipment failure or accidents Precautions for transport...

Page 16: ...egs work on the installation surface so that it becomes flat and smooth or make adjustments by inserting metal shims If a gap exists and the scanner is tightly clamped the chassis will distort and become damaged by vibration Avoid using vibration proof rubber and resin Do not insert an elastic body such as vibration proof rubber or resin between the mount base and the scanner chassis legs If rubbe...

Page 17: ...ghtening torque Thickness of Mount Base Bolt Torque N m X band 12 M10 55 mm SUS304 40 Use of washer and corrosion resistant measures At the location where a bolt s head or nut comes in contact with the scanner chassis legs and the mount base insert a plain washer which fits the bolt and at the location where the nut comes in contact with the plain washer insert a spring washer and then securely ti...

Page 18: ...Chapter 2 INSTALLATION OF THE SCANNER 2 2 INSTALLATION PROCEDURE 2 10 Fig 2 2 3 Use of washer and corrosion resistant measures Fig 2 2 4 Grounding and corrosion resistant measures ｱｰｽ線 Earth cable ...

Page 19: ...Chapter 2 INSTALLATION OF THE SCANNER 2 3 CONNECTING THE INSTALLATION CABLE 2 11 2 NSTALLATION MANUAL 2 3 CONNECTING THE INSTALLATION CABLE NKE 2042 ...

Page 20: ...Chapter 2 INSTALLATION OF THE SCANNER 2 3 CONNECTING THE INSTALLATION CABLE 2 12 NKE 2043 ...

Page 21: ...Chapter 2 INSTALLATION OF THE SCANNER 2 3 CONNECTING THE INSTALLATION CABLE 2 13 2 NSTALLATION MANUAL ...

Page 22: ...Chapter 2 INSTALLATION OF THE SCANNER 2 3 CONNECTING THE INSTALLATION CABLE 2 14 NKE 2062 ...

Page 23: ...Chapter 2 INSTALLATION OF THE SCANNER 2 3 CONNECTING THE INSTALLATION CABLE 2 15 2 NSTALLATION MANUAL ...

Page 24: ...Chapter 2 INSTALLATION OF THE SCANNER 2 3 CONNECTING THE INSTALLATION CABLE 2 16 NKE 2063 ...

Page 25: ...Chapter 2 INSTALLATION OF THE SCANNER 2 3 CONNECTING THE INSTALLATION CABLE 2 17 2 NSTALLATION MANUAL ...

Page 26: ...Chapter 2 INSTALLATION OF THE SCANNER 2 3 CONNECTING THE INSTALLATION CABLE 2 18 NKE 2063HS ...

Page 27: ...Chapter 2 INSTALLATION OF THE SCANNER 2 3 CONNECTING THE INSTALLATION CABLE 2 19 2 NSTALLATION MANUAL ...

Page 28: ...Chapter 2 INSTALLATION OF THE SCANNER 2 3 CONNECTING THE INSTALLATION CABLE 2 20 NKE 2103 ...

Page 29: ...Chapter 2 INSTALLATION OF THE SCANNER 2 3 CONNECTING THE INSTALLATION CABLE 2 21 2 NSTALLATION MANUAL ...

Page 30: ...Chapter 2 INSTALLATION OF THE SCANNER 2 3 CONNECTING THE INSTALLATION CABLE 2 22 ...

Page 31: ...lay unit so that the user can easily conduct observations To reduce effect on the magnetic compass install the display unit more than 1 meter away from the compass Take precautions to prevent water from splashing through the window or door of the bridge onto the display unit Install the display unit by considering convenience of maintenance Install the display unit so that when the user is looking...

Page 32: ...splay unit by taking into consideration the following 1 Make holes by referring to the outside drawing of the display unit then set the display unit Install the display unit with its LCD screen facing the stern so that when the user is facing the bow the user can observe the LCD screen to find the target direction 2 Select locations where there is least vibration ...

Page 33: ...wires diameter mm Cross sectional area mm Polarity 1 Red 50 0 18 1 25 2 Red 50 0 18 1 25 3 Red 50 0 18 1 25 4 Black 50 0 18 1 25 5 Black 50 0 18 1 25 6 Black 50 0 18 1 25 Cable process method 1 Crimp three black cables together 2 Crimp three red cables together in the same way 3 Crimp the shielding cable Install the red cables on the side of the ship s power supply the black cables on the side of ...

Page 34: ...quired If voltage of 50 volts or more is required take the measures which do not require 50 volts or more between the above mentioned terminals Connection without taking the measures causes system failure or accident Connecting the cable to the display unit Connect the CFQ 5436 connector to the connector for which POWER is engraved at the rear of the display unit cabinet Turn the plug attached to ...

Page 35: ...t its full capacity Use the following guideline for selecting a power cable Take the voltage fluctuation rate into consideration when determining a voltage Vs value of the ship s power supply Use the following formula for calculating a voltage drop V V 2LRKI L Cable length R Direct current resistance at 20 C m K Conductor resistance temperature coefficient 1 22 I Maximum peak current A Various cab...

Page 36: ...pment use the following cables having a connector Cable length JRC code Remarks 5 m CFQ6912 5 Option 10 m CFQ6912 10 Option 15 m CFQ6912 15 Option 20 m CFQ6912 20 Option 30 m CFQ6912 30 Option Connecting the cable to the scanner Connect the CFQ 6912 connector to the connector for which SCANNER is engraved at the rear of the display unit cabinet Turn the plug attached to the connector until it cann...

Page 37: ...rk AWG24 VDE 8 12V 9 Yellow thick pink thick AWG16 1A 10 Coaxial line core AWG24 VD 11 Yellow AWG24 twist pair COM 12 Green AWG24 BZ 13 White AWG24 twist pair COM 14 Drain line shield Drain line coaxial shield meshwork AWG24 TIE 15 Shield line core AWG24 TI 16 Orange medium AWG22 BP Cover Shield meshwork Drain line coaxial drain line shield Outer diameter of the cable 14 mm 0 5 mm Reference Althou...

Page 38: ...ct with the equipment shown below JLR 4340 JLR 4341 Connecting to GPS Directly connect the GPS receiver to the connector for which GPS is engraved at the rear of the display unit cabinet Turn the plug attached to the connector until it cannot be turned any further Setting of the GPS receiver For details of settings for the GPS receiver refer to instructions provided with the GPS receiver The JRC s...

Page 39: ...A0183 standard input output sentences Input sentences xxACK Acknowledgement alarm xxBWC Bearing and Distance to Waypoint xxCUR Water current layer xxGGA Global Positioning System Fix Data xxGLL Geographic Position Latitude Longitude xxGNS GNSS fix data xxMTW Water temperature xxMWD Wind direction and speed xxMWV Wind speed and angle xxRMA Recommended minimum specific LORAN C data xxRMB Recommended...

Page 40: ...lot sentence B RABOD or GPBOD Bearing origin to destination RABWC or GPBWC Bearing and distance to waypoint RAHDT or GPHDT Heading true RAOSD Own Ship Data RARMB or GPRMB Recommended minimum navigation information RARSD RADAR System Data RATHS or GPTHS True heading and status RATLB AIS Target label RATLB TT Target label RATLL AIS Target latitude and longitude RATLL TT Target latitude and longitude...

Page 41: ... the performance of signal process and target tracking decrease Standard craft 12 deg sec High speed craft 20 deg sec Connecting to the GPS compass JLR 10 20 30 When using JRC s cable Connecting to JLR 10 Connect the CFQ 6934 8 pin connector with the label JLR 10 COMPASS RADAR to the RADAR connector of JLR 10 Connecting to JLR 10 Directly connect the GPS compass JLR 10 HDG data connector to the co...

Page 42: ...t possible to receive bearing signals from JLR 10 as well as receive latitude and longitude information as NMEA data Connecting to JLR 20 30 Connect the CFQ 5469 connector to the DATA IN OUT1 connector of the rear of JLR 20 30 Connecting to JLR 20 30 Directly connect the GPS compass JLR 20 30 HDG data connector to the connector for which HDG is engraved at the rear of the display unit cabinet Conn...

Page 43: ...e information as NMEA data To acquire NMEA data such as position information from other equipment To acquire only bearing data from JLR 10 20 30 while acquiring NMEA data such as position information from JRC s GPS equipment connect only 8 pin connector do not connect 6 pin connector Do not use the cable from JLR 10 20 30 to acquire position information and refer to Section 3 5 for connection to G...

Page 44: ...r J5 using the following diagram as the reference Signal name GPS compass connector side JMA 3300 side Compass data input Disconnected Disconnected Compass data input Disconnected Disconnected JLR 10 RADAR 4 Compass data output for JLR 20 30 Sensor throw SD A NSKRX JLR 10 RADAR 3 Compass data output for JLR 20 30 Sensor throw SD B NSKRX GND Disconnected Disconnected Connect the JRC s GPS receiver ...

Page 45: ...e GPS Compass Set the following information with the GPS compass Data output format NSK Refer to the instruction manual for the GPS compass for the detailed setting method Setting of JMA 3300 Heading Equipment Setting For details of operations refer to 4 1 OPENING THE ADJUST MENU 4 7 2 HEADING EQUIPMENT 1 Hold down the MENU key Code Input screen appears 2 Input 0 using the cursor keys then press t...

Page 46: ...S HDT HDG HDM Connecting to GPS receiver electronic compass or NMEA heading output device When receiving NMEA data from other maker s GPS or receiving azimuth information data from the GPS compass or NMEA heading output device connect the necessary signal lines to the attached NMEA data connector P3 4 5 for J3 4 5 using the following diagram as the reference JMA 3300 side J3 J4 J5 GPS receiver Ele...

Page 47: ...2 HDG connector J5 To GPS or NMEA equipment NSKTX Sending signals to HDG NSKTX Sending signals to HDG NSKRX Receiving signals from HDG NSKRX Receiving signals from HDG GND Power GND for NSK ALM Dry contact output 1 ALM Dry contact output 2 5V Power for NSK 5V Reference It is recommended to connect GPS to J3 and to connect HDG sensor to J5 Setting of connected equipment Setting of other maker s GPS...

Page 48: ...standard state the baud rate of the JMA 3300 is set to 4800bps In the initial state all the sentences can be received When the restriction on the sentences to be received by the JMA 3300 is not set the equipment can be used as it is However to change the setting for selecting or restricting the sentences to be received change the setting as described in 4 8 Communication Port Setting Setting of JM...

Page 49: ...pears 2 Input 0 using the cursor keys then press the ENT key Adjust Menu screen appears 3 Press the cursor keys to select COM Port Setting then press the ENT key COM Port Setting screen appears 4 Press the cursor keys to select Baud Rate then press the ENT key Baud Rate screen appears 5 Set the baud rate 1 Gyro Compass J5 2 GPS J3 3 NMEA1 J4 4 NMEA2 J6 Auto 4800bps 38400bps can be selected Set the...

Page 50: ... electromagnetic log use the NSK unit NCT 4106A that is available as an option Although the NSK unit has been properly adjusted before shipment be sure to conduct the following setting and adjustment after installing the unit Connecting the NSK unit To connect the gyro and the electromagnetic log use the NSK unit NCT 4106A that is available as an option Use the dedicated cable of JRC CFQ 6998 whic...

Page 51: ...NSK unit Insert the 8 pin connector NSK of CFQ 6998 unit dedicated connection cable that is enclosed by the NCT 4106A to the connector of NCT 4106A Connecting JMA 3300 Insert the 8 pin connector IND of CFQ 6998 unit dedicated connection cable that is enclosed by the NCT 4106A to the connector of the display unit J5 Connect the CFQ 6998 8 pin connector ...

Page 52: ...and to be compatible with the step type before delivery from factory Check the type of the gyro compass used in own ship and make settings in the procedures below 1 Set the switches of the NSK Unit before turning on the radar equipment S1 Set it to OFF S2 and S3 There are two types of gyro compasses a compass of one type outputs a step signal and the other outputs a synchro signal Make sure of the...

Page 53: ...signal ON S5 2 3 Set it according to the gyration ratio 360X 180X 90X 36X S5 2 OFF ON OFF ON S5 3 OFF OFF ON ON S5 4 Set the gyration direction Normal clockwise OFF Reverse counterclockwise ON S5 5 Set the log type Pulse signal OFF Synchro signal ON S5 6 Not used S5 7 8 Set the log ratio Pulse NM pulse signal 800 400 200 100 Gyration NM synchro signal 360X 180X 90X 30X S5 7 OFF ON OFF ON S5 8 OFF ...

Page 54: ...and the synchro type to SYNC Note that side is the ground for the pulse type 3 Set S1 to ON Reference After power on operation the switch S5 4 shall be set to ON if the radar video and the indicated value of COURSE own ship s true bearing is reversed CMJ 304D E Gyro I F Setting table S4 SETTING TABLE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF any ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON ON HEADING SENSOR ...

Page 55: ... switch according to the S5 setting table 2 Connect the speed log signal input line to TB20 To do so for the pulse type connect the line to the PULSE side and for the synchro type connect the line to the SYNC side With respect to the positive and negative sides when the pulse type is selected the negative side is the ground Setting of JMA 3300 Heading Equipment Setting For details of operations re...

Page 56: ...y contact output so that if the connection TB40 Power Supply Positive terminal of the buzzer Negative terminal of the buzzer Power supply ground is made then a buzzer can be sounded when there is an alarm from the JMA 3300 Refer to 3 11 CONNECTING CONTACT SIGNALS TO EXTERNAL BUZZERS EXTERNAL DEVICES for connection of external buzzers and set 3 11 CONNECTING CONTACT SIGNALS TO EXTERNAL BUZZERS EXTE...

Page 57: ...ata input to AIS NAV1TX Data input to AIS NAV1TX Data output from AIS NAV1RX Data output from AIS NAV1RX AIS NMEA connector J4 To AIS or NMEA equipment NAV1TX Sending signals to equipment NAV1TX Sending signals to equipment NAV1RX Receiving signals from equipment NAV1RX Receiving signals from equipment GND GND EVENT Dry contact input 1 EVENT Dry contact input 2 Setting AIS Set the following inform...

Page 58: ...appears 3 Press the cursor keys to select COM Port Setting then press the ENT key COM Port Setting screen appears 4 Press the cursor keys to select Baud Rate then press the ENT key Baud Rate screen appears 5 Set 3 NMEA1 to 38400 bps Displaying AIS 1 Press the MENU key Menu screen appears 2 Press the cursor keys to select Target then press the ENT key Target screen appears 3 Press the cursor keys t...

Page 59: ...e alternating current use the power supply NBA 5111 The power supply can be used for both 100 110 115 VAC and 200 220 230 VAC of the ship s mains however the input connector and the connecting bar must be changed Input connector Connecting bar INPUT VOLTAGE CN105 CN104 1 2 2 3 4 5 AC100V AC105V 110V AC115V 120V AC200V AC210V 220V AC230V 240V ...

Page 60: ...HS NKE 2103 4 4HS 6 6HS The power supply can be used commonly with the ship s mains 100 120 VAC and 200 240 VAC however you need to connect to proper connector Open the cover on the rear of the power unit then connect to proper connector When 100 V series are used connect to AC100 120V connector When 200V series are used connect to AC200 240V connector ...

Page 61: ...lay When the current voltage exceeded the contact capacity the contact of this equipment is fused and external buzzer is emitted continuously causing an extremely dangerous condition Connecting contact signals to external buzzers external devices When connecting an external buzzer to this radar connect the necessary signal line to the attached NMEA data connector P5 for J5 using the following diag...

Page 62: ...ON OF THE DISPLAY UNIT 3 11 CONNECTING CONTACT SIGNALS TO EXTERNAL BUZZERS EXTERNAL DEVICES 3 32 Jumper setting Remove the cover at the rear of the display unit as shown in the figure Remove the screws The cover is removed ...

Page 63: ... 3 NSTALLATION MANUAL Using jumper TB2 set whether the buzzer contact is opened or closed at the normal condition according to the utilization condition Set the output with TB2 on the I F circuit CMH 2235 Normal open with 1 2 pins linked Factory setting Normal close with 2 3 pins linked CMH 2235 TB2 1 2 short circuit ...

Page 64: ...de Rating JRC code NKE 2042 DC12V X BAND 4kW 6 3A time lag 5ZFCA00051 NKE 2042 DC24V X BAND 4kW 3 15A time lag 5ZFCA00047 NKE 2043 DC12V X BAND 4kW 6 3A time lag 5ZFCA00051 NKE 2043 DC24V X BAND 4kW 3 15A time lag 5ZFCA00047 NKE 2062 DC12V X BAND 6kW 6 3A time lag 5ZFCA00051 5A time lag 5ZFCA00050 NKE 2062 HS DC24V X BAND 6kW 3 15A time lag 5ZFCA00047 5A time lag 5ZFCA00050 NKE 2063 DC12V X BAND 6...

Page 65: ...STALLATION OF THE DISPLAY UNIT 3 12 CHANGE THE FUSE 3 35 3 NSTALLATION MANUAL Change the fuse Remove the cover at the rear of the display unit as shown in the figure Remove the screws The cover is removed F3 F1 F1 ...

Page 66: ...Chapter 3 INSTALLATION OF THE DISPLAY UNIT 3 12 CHANGE THE FUSE 3 36 ...

Page 67: ...GS 4 1 OPENING THE ADJUST MENU This section describes the operations of Adjust Menu Keys for operation MENU key Cursor keys MULTI control CLEAR key CLEAR key Press the CLEAR key to return to the upper level Adjust Menu Operations Example Opening Basic Adjustment 1 Hold down the MENU key Code Input screen appears ...

Page 68: ...4 2 2 Press the ENT key Adjust Menu screen appears Select one of the menu items with mark then press the ENT key to display the submenu 3 Press the cursor key down or turn the MULTI control clockwise to select Basic Adjustment Basic Adjustment is color inverted ...

Page 69: ... NSTALLATION MANUAL 4 Press the ENT key the cursor key right or the MULTI control Basic Adjustment menu appears 5 Press the ENT key the cursor key right or the MULTI control The numeric input screen for Bearing Adjustment appears Bearing Adjustment is color inverted ...

Page 70: ...ical value then press the ENT key or use the MULTI control to input numerical value then press the MULTI control 7 Basic Adjustment is displayed after finishing input Closing the Adjust Menu Repeatedly press the CLEAR key or the cursor key left to return to the upper level and then close the Adjust Menu screen ...

Page 71: ...o that bearing of the target measured with the ship s compass matches that of the target echo on the radar display Before adjustment Measure the bearing of an adequate target for example a ship at anchor a breakwater or a buoy relative to own ship s heading Setting for Bearing Adjustment 1 Open Basic Adjustment Bearing Adjustment Bearing Adjustment menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MUL...

Page 72: ...adar video is indicated correctly Before adjustment Search the radar display for a target of which range is already known Setting for Range Adjustment 1 Open Basic Adjustment Range Adjustment Range Adjustment menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the range The range can be set between 0 and 999 Adjust the range on the radar to match to the range of the target described...

Page 73: ...ustment menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the tuning The tuning can be set between 0 and 127 4 2 4 SETTING ANTENNA HEIGHT Set the height of radar antenna above sea level When changing this value effectiveness of the sea clutter suppression range can be changed This is also effective to change the effectiveness of the automatic sea clutter suppression Before adjustm...

Page 74: ...apter 4 ADJUST MENU SETTINGS 4 2 BASIC ADJUSTMENT 4 8 4 2 5 LANGUAGE SETTING Switches the language Language Setting 1 Open Basic Adjustment Language Language menu appears Select a language to be displayed ...

Page 75: ...rs 4 3 1 NOISE LEVEL ADJUSTMENT Adjusts the noise level Noise Level Adjustment 1 Open RADAR Echo Noise Level Noise Level menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the noise level The noise level can be set between 0 and 255 Reference The noise level is adjusted at the factory When adjusting the noise level after installation perform only fine tuning within 5 ...

Page 76: ...isplay unit WARNING Do not change Suppression Level DIST unless absolutely necessary Incorrect adjustment will result in deletion of nearby target images and thus collisions may occur resulting in accidents Before adjustment Set the range to 0 125 NM Set the radar video enhance function Set the radar video process function Turn the GAIN control to the maximum position clockwise fully Turn the RAIN...

Page 77: ...rn the MULTI control to set the Main Bang Suppression Area value to 20 Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the Main Bang Suppression Level to allow main bang video to remain slightly on the display The Main Bang Suppression level can be set between 0 and 255 Set the Main Bang Suppression Area value to overlap the suppression range with the main bang ...

Page 78: ...lined Set the value properly Setting Target Enhance Level 1 Open RADAR Echo Target Enhance Level Target Enhance Level menu appears Select Level1 Level2 Level3 or Level4 4 3 4 GAIN Adjusts the maximum sensitivity level of the GAIN control Reference Do not change this adjusted level carelessly The value is usually set to 100 and should not be changed Before performing this adjustment perform the ope...

Page 79: ...rs Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to adjust the presetting The presetting can be adjusted between 0 and 255 4 3 5 SEA CLUTTER SUPPRESSION Sets the STC Curve Sea operations 1 Open RADAR Echo Sea Sea menu appears STC Curve Select Switches the STC Curve 1 Open Sea STC Curve Select STC Curve Select menu appears Sea and rivers can be set ...

Page 80: ...ol to set the slope correction value The slope correction value can be set between 0 0 and 2 0 STC Offset Sets the subtraction amount of STC curve 1 Open Sea STC Offset STC Offset menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the STC offset The STC offset can be set between 0 and FF 4 3 6 RAIN SNOW CLUTTER SUPPRESSION Sets the FTC Curve Rain operations 1 Open RADAR Echo Rain R...

Page 81: ... of the FTC curve 1 Open Sea FTC Slope Correction FTC Slope Correction menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the slope correction value The slope correction value can be set between 0 0 and 2 0 FTC Offset Sets the subtraction amount of FTC curve 1 Open Sea FTC Offset FTC Offset menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the STC offset The STC of...

Page 82: ...trail in order to delete the own ship trail Trails operations 1 Open Trails from the Adjust Menu Trails menu appears Trails Suppression Distance 1 Open Trails Trails Suppression Distance Trails Suppression Distance menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the suppression distance The suppression distance can be set between 0 and 1000 ...

Page 83: ...idents TT operations 1 Open TT from the Adjust Menu TT menu appears 4 5 1 VECTOR CONSTANT Adjusts the vector target tracking capability of TT function The vector constant is adjusted to optimum value Do not change the setting unless absolutely necessary Note Do not change the setting unless absolutely necessary The vector constant shall be set to 4 normally If the vector constant value is higher a...

Page 84: ...he vector constant The vector constant can be set between 1 and 8 Set the vector constant value higher to acquire better following up Set the vector constant value lower to acquire stable vector 4 5 2 GATE DISPLAY Sets the display on off of target detection area gate for target trail function Setting for Gate Display 1 Open TT Gate Display Gate Display menu appears Turns on off the gate display ...

Page 85: ...where the targets are detected with TT function Note The gate size is set to optimum value Do not change the setting unless absolutely necessary Setting Gate Size 1 Open TT Gate Size Gate Size menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the gate size The gate size can be set between 0 and 64 ...

Page 86: ...s 4 6 1 SLOPE CORRECTION Adjust the property because a scanner of 25 kW has a different receiver dynamic range from those of 10 kW or less Setting Slope Correction 1 Open Scanner Slope Correction Slope Correction menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the slope correction value The slope correction value can be set between 0 0 and 2 0 ...

Page 87: ...g PRF Fine Tuning menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the PRF Fine Tuning Fine tune the transmitting repetition frequency of the transmitter in the range 90 to 100 If radar s interference patterns are concentrically displayed increment or decrement the set value by 3 to 4 in order to heighten the effect of interference rejection The same operation can be performed by...

Page 88: ... go away Reference This setting cannot be performed simultaneously with the setting of 4 6 2 PRF FINE TUNING Stagger Trigger Function 1 Open Scanner Stagger Trigger Stagger Trigger menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the stagger trigger 4 6 4 SCANNER ROTATION SPEED Sets the scanner rotation speed for each pulse length Scanner Rotation Speed operations 1 Open Scanner ...

Page 89: ... Operate the same way for the other pulse length 4 6 5 PRF Select the operation mode the transmitting repetition frequency of the transmitter PRF Setting 1 Open Scanner PRF PRF menu appears Normal Both appropriate sensitivity and magnetron s life expectancy are maintained Economy Sensitivity slightly lowers but the service life of magnetron is prolonged when short pulses are used Hi Power Sensitiv...

Page 90: ...itches to the standby status Normal setting TX On Continues transmission without changes The display unit remains in transmission state However errors in bearing signals etc are to occur due to safety switch off Ignore Error Continues transmission without changes Errors in bearing signals etc due to safety switch off are also ignored Change the setting back to Standby when the work is finished 4 6...

Page 91: ...above adjustment procedure perform the adjustment procedure below Before adjustment Perform settings for 10 kW scanner Set the range to 48 NM or more Tune Peak Adjustment 1 Open Scanner Tune Peak Adjustment Tune Peak Adjustment menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the tune peak value The tune peak value can be set between 0 and 127 Adjust the tune peak value until the...

Page 92: ...his equipment Then follow the steps below to make settings In 4 7 2 HEADING EQUIPMENT set 2 Gyro In 4 7 3 NSK UNIT SETTING set according to the connected gyro In 4 7 1 SET GYRO set the bearing that the bearing angle of the radar is the same as that of the gyro See the relevant sections for details II Inputting digital true bearing signals from a gyro system IEC61162 NMEA0183 By following the proce...

Page 93: ...mpass JLR10 or JLR20 30 to this equipment Then follow the steps below to make settings In 4 7 2 HEADING EQUIPMENT set 2 Gyro True bearing value setting described in Section 4 7 1 is not required when using the GPS compass If the GPS compass azimuth and the radar azimuth are not the same use the GPS compass to adjust the azimuth See the relevant sections for details IV Inputting digital true bearin...

Page 94: ... the relevant sections for details V Inputting analog speed signals from a log system through synchronization and steps By following the procedure described in Installation section connect the optional NSK unit NCT 4106A to this equipment Then follow the steps below to make settings In 4 7 5 SPEED EQUIPMENT set 2 Log See the relevant sections for details VI Inputting digital speed data using a cur...

Page 95: ...g the MULTI control See the relevant sections for details I F Device operations 1 Open I F Device from the Adjust Menu I F Device menu appears 4 7 1 SET GYRO Adjust the bearing that the bearing angle of the radar is the same as that of the gyro When the NSK unit is used to input gyro signals in rare cases the true bearing value indicated by the master gyro and the true bearing value indicated by t...

Page 96: ...ourse data of own ship can be selected from the course information of manual input gyro compass and GPS Reference For automatic input select an equipment which can receive the following sentences THS HDT HDG HDM For manual input the course information manually set in 4 7 4 MANUAL HEADING can be used Setting Heading Equipment 1 Open I F Device Heading Equipment Heading Equipment menu appears Select...

Page 97: ...compass There are two types of gyro compasses one type outputs a step signal and the other type outputs a synchro signal Make sure of the type of the gyro compass installed on the own ship before setting the switches S2 and S3 Synchro signal Set the switches to SYNC Step signal Set the switches to STEP 3 Set the DIP switch S4 The items to be set are listed below See Table 4 7 1 for details of sett...

Page 98: ...h 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ON OFF ON OFF ON OFF any ON OFF ON OFF OFF OFF ON OFF OFF ON ON ON HEADING SENSOR SOURCE NMEA HDT THS GYRO SIGNAL 4800 9600 19200 38400 OTHER SETTING LOG ALARM GYRO SIMULATOR LOG SIMULATOR N C Don t care GYRO ALARM TIME NMEA BAUDRATE SETTING 5s 0 5s Table 4 7 2 Setting Table S5 DIP Switch 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 STEP ON SYNC OFF ON ON OFF ON ON OFF OFF OFF ON OFF ON OFF N C any ON ON OFF...

Page 99: ...ects the input of the speed data of own ship The speed data of own ship can be selected from the speed through the water of manual input GPS ground speed magnetic compass and the optional NSK unit Reference For manual input the course information manually set in 4 7 6 MANUAL SPEED can be used Setting Speed Equipment 1 Open I F Device Speed Equipment Speed Equipment menu appears Set the speed equip...

Page 100: ...anual mode is selected in 4 7 6 MANUAL SPEED Manual Speed 1 Open I F Device Manual Speed Manual Speed menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the speed The speed can be set between 0 0 and 100 0 kn Reference The manually entered speed is effective only when Manual is set 4 7 7 MAG COMPASS SETTING Set the MAG compass MAG Compass Setting operations 1 Open I F Device MAG Co...

Page 101: ...Correction menu appears This item is set as to whether or not the heading bearing is to be corrected Switches between On and Off Correct Value 1 Open MAG Compass Setting Correct Value Correct Value menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to correct bearing and angle The bearing and angle can be corrected between W9 9 and E9 9 ...

Page 102: ...s communication ports need to be set in accordance with the sensors COM Port Setting operations 1 Open COM Port Setting from the Adjust Menu COM Port Setting menu appears 4 8 1 BAUD RATE SETTING Set the baud rate of the signal to be entered into the COM port Ports on the menu represent following connectors 1 Gyro Compass J5 HDG 2 GPS J3 GPS 3 NMEA1 J4 NMEA Reference When the automatic mode is sele...

Page 103: ... Open COM Port Setting Baud Rate Baud Rate menu appears Gyro Compass menu appears Sets the baud rate Operate the same way for the other settings 4 8 2 RX SENTENCE Set signal sentences to be received from sensors RX Sentence 1 Open COM Port Setting RX Sentence RX Sentence menu appears Setting GPS LL ...

Page 104: ...DT HDG HDM VHW Depth DPT DBS DBT DBK Wind MWV VWT VWR WPT RMB BWC BWR 4 8 3 RX PORT Set the number of the port via which signals are received from sensors There are two methods for receiving signals specifying a port for each sensor or using the automatic recognition function without specifying ports Reference When the automatic mode is selected you can connect to any port for operation Setting RX...

Page 105: ...appears Select which port you want to use for input Operate the same way for the other ports Type of port 1 AUTO 2 Gyro Compass 3 GPS 4 NMEA1 4 8 4 TX PORT For each sentence set a communication port through which signals are transmitted to sensors Setting TX Port 1 Open COM Port Setting TX Port TX Port menu appears ...

Page 106: ...e output format talker and transmission interval TX Data Format operations 1 Open COM Port Setting TX Data Format TX Data Format menu appears Reference When multiple output sentences are selected data may not be transmitted at the selected transmission interval In particular the volume of TTM TLL TLB and TTD data containing TT and AIS target information increases as the number of targets increases...

Page 107: ...nterval TX Interval menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the TX interval The TX interval can be set between 1 and 9 sec Settable signal GGA GLL RMC VTG THS HDT NMEA Version 1 Open TX Data Format NMEA Version NMEA Version menu appears Sets the NMEA version Settable signal GGA GLL RMC VTG THS HDT ...

Page 108: ...lker Normal The talker is RA GP The talker is GP For TTM TLL TTD TLB OSD RSD the talker is always RA For GGA GLL RMC and VTG the talker is always GP Settable signal THS HDT 4 8 6 TARGET INFORMATION TX Sets the target information TX Target Information TX operations 1 Open COM Port Setting Target Information TX Target Information TX menu appears ...

Page 109: ...appears Sets the TX Target TTM Distance Accuracy Sets the number of decimal places of TTM sentence distance TX 1 Open Target Information TX TTM Distance Accuracy TTM Distance Accuracy menu appears Set the TTM distance accuracy TT Average Mode Sets On Off for the averaging process setting of TT sentence output data 1 Open Target Information TX TT Average Mode TT Average Mode menu appears Turns on o...

Page 110: ...n Sets the number of averaging of TT sentence output data 1 Open Target Information TX TT Average Scan TT Average Scan menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the number of TT average scan The number of TT average scan can be set between 2 and 10 ...

Page 111: ...ver This setting is available only for JRC GPS receivers directly connected to the connector for which GPS is engraved at the rear of the cabinet Before adjustment After operation open 8 Send Data and send the setting to the GPS receiver For GPS Adjust open 9 GPS Adjust 6 Send Data and send the setting to the GPS receiver GPS Setting operations 1 Open GPS GPS Setting GPS Setting menu appears ...

Page 112: ...ng NMEA Version NMEA Version menu appears Can set the NMEA version After setting open 8 Send Data and send the setting to the GPS receiver Correction Method Sets the correction method 1 Open GPS Setting Correction Method Reference When SBAS is selected the GPS receiver must be compatible with SBAS Correction Method menu appears Can set the correction method After setting open 8 Send Data and send ...

Page 113: ...1 Open GPS Setting Fix Mode Fix Mode menu appears After setting open 8 Send Data and send the setting to the GPS receiver 2D 2D positioning can be done with height acquired 3D 3D positioning can be done with height acquired AUTO 2D positioning and 3D positioning can automatically be selected with optimum Elevate Mask Setting Limits the satellite to be used with elevation angle 1 Open GPS Setting E...

Page 114: ...acy Level Sets the RAIM accuracy level to be used RAIM is the function that the receiver judges whether the accuracy of GPS position information meets the conditions or not 1 Open GPS Setting RAIM Accuracy Level RAIM Accuracy Level menu appears Can set the RAIM accuracy The higher the accuracy level is the wider the judgement range is When off is selected RAIM accuracy level function is stopped an...

Page 115: ...and send the setting to the GPS receiver Exclusion Satellite1 menu appears Inputs the satellite number disabled for use Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the satellite number The satellite number can be set between 0 and 32 You can operate the same way for the other settings After setting open 8 Send Data and send the setting to the GPS receiver GPS Adjust 1 Open GPS Setting GP...

Page 116: ...rn the MULTI control to set the latitude and longitude After setting open 6 Send Data and send the setting to the GPS receiver Antenna Height Sets the antenna height setting 1 Open GPS Adjust Antenna Height Antenna Height menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the antenna height The antenna height can be set between 0 and 8191 m After setting open 6 Send Data and send t...

Page 117: ... and send the setting to the GPS receiver Date Enters the current date in UTC 1 Open GPS Adjust Date Date menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the date After setting open 6 Send Data and send the setting to the GPS receiver Master Reset Initializes the GPS receiver 1 Open GPS Adjust Master Reset Yes Initializes No Does not initialize After setting open 6 Send Data and...

Page 118: ...r which GPS is engraved at the rear of the cabinet Before adjustment After operation open 4 Send Data and send the setting to the Beacon Beacon Setting operations 1 Open GPS Beacon Setting Beacon Setting menu appears Selecting Beacon Station Sets the Beacon frequency mode 1 Open Beacon Setting Select Select menu appears Can set the Beacon station After setting open 4 Send Data and send the setting...

Page 119: ...nual 1 Open Beacon Setting Frequency Frequency menu appears Can set the Beacon frequency After setting open 4 Send Data and send the setting to the Beacon Bit Rate Setting Sets the Beacon bit rate This setting is enabled when beacon Select is set to 2 Manual 1 Open GPS Setting Fix Mode Bit Rate menu appears After setting open 4 Send Data and send the setting to the Beacon ...

Page 120: ...ion as that from DGPS Beacon station it can perform positioning with higher precision than GPS This setting is available only for JRC SBAS receiver directly connected to the connector for which GPS is engraved at the rear of the cabinet Before adjustment After operation open 4 Send Data and send the setting to the SBAS receiver SBAS Setting operations 1 Open GPS SBAS Setting SBAS Setting menu appe...

Page 121: ...ting open 4 Send Data and send the setting to the SBAS receiver Ranging Satellite Setting Set whether or not the SBAS satellite is to be used as a positioning satellite 1 Open SBAS Setting Ranging Ranging menu appears Off Does not use SBAS satellite On Uses SBAS satellite After setting open 4 Send Data and send the setting to the SBAS receiver SBAS Satellite Number Setting Sets the SBAS Satellite ...

Page 122: ...SBAS receiver 4 9 4 DISPLAY GPS RECEIVE STATUS Displays the reception status of the GPS receivers GPS DGPS and WAAS receivers currently connected This setting is available only for JRC GPS DGPS WAAS receiver directly connected to the connector for which GPS is engraved at the rear of the cabinet This function cannot indicate with transmission state Display GPS Receive Status operations 1 Open GPS ...

Page 123: ... menu appears Display Time Zone Setting Sets the time differences 1 Open LORAN Setting Display Time Zone Display Time Zone menu appears Off Turns off the LORAN setting LORAN A Sets the LORAN A LORAN C Sets the LORAN C LORAN A Sets the LORAN A 1 Open LORAN Setting LORAN A LORAN A menu appears After setting open 4 Send Data and send the setting to the SBAS receiver ...

Page 124: ...A Select 1 Select 1 menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set Select 1 Select 1 is color inverted Select 2 Sets Select 2 1 Open LORAN A Select 2 Select 2 menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set Select 2 Select 2 is color inverted ...

Page 125: ...ue The correction value can be set between 0 0 and 9 9 μsec TD2 Correction Enters the propagation time correction value for the TD value of Select 2 1 Open LORAN A TD2 Correction Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the correction value The correction value can be set between 0 0 and 9 9 μsec LORAN C Sets the LORAN C 1 Open LORAN Setting LORAN C LORAN C menu appears After setting ...

Page 126: ...menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the chain The selected chain is color inverted TD1 Sets the TD value of slave station 1 1 Open LORAN C TD1 TD1 menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the TD value TD value can be set between 0 and 99 ...

Page 127: ...ion time correction value for the TD value of slave station 1 1 Open LORAN C TD1 Correction Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the correction value The correction value can be set between 0 0 and 9 9 μsec TD2 Correction Enters the propagation time correction value for the TD value of slave station 2 1 Open LORAN C TD2 Correction Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to ...

Page 128: ...nu appears Soft Key Menu Setting Turns on off the soft key menu display 1 Open Control Soft Key Menu Setting Soft Key Menu appears Selects On Off for the soft key menu display Soft Key Menu EBL1 Display Screen EBL2 TM RM VRM1 Bearing Mode VRM2 Pulse Length Parallel Cursor Off Center Vector Length Symbol Display Trails MOB AIS Mark TT Line Alarm1 Own Track Alarm2 ...

Page 129: ...rsor key or turn the MULTI control to set the time The time can be set between 0 and 255 sec Cross Key Gain Adjusts the cursor acceleration when holding down the cursor keys 1 Open Control Cross Key Gain Cross Key Gain menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the cursor acceleration The cursor acceleration can be set between 1 and 5 The larger the value is the faster the ...

Page 130: ... of the MULTI control for EBL can be set between 1 and 5 The larger the value is the faster the acceleration is or vice versa VRM Adjusts the sensitivity of the MULTI control during VRM setting 1 Open Multi Control VRM VRM menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to adjust the sensitivity of the MULTI control for EBL The sensitivity of the MULTI control for EBL can be set betwee...

Page 131: ...I control to set the sensitivity The sensitivity can be set between 1 and 5 The larger the value is the faster the acceleration is or vice versa Gain Control 1 Open Control Gain Control Gain Control menu appears Response Level Adjusts the sensitivity of the GAIN control 1 Open Gain Control Response Level Response Level menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the response...

Page 132: ...ULTI control to set the sensitivity value The sensitivity value can be set between 0 and 127 Gain MAX Preset Adjusts the maximum sensitivity value of the GAIN control 1 Open Gain Control Gain MAX Preset Gain MAX Preset menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the sensitivity value The sensitivity value can be set between 128 and 255 Sea Control 1 Open Control Sea Control ...

Page 133: ...N Preset Adjusts the minimum sensitivity value of the SEA control 1 Open Sea Control Sea MIN Preset Sea MIN Preset menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the sensitivity value The sensitivity value can be set between 0 and 127 Sea MAX Preset Adjusts the maximum sensitivity value of the SEA control 1 Open Sea Control Sea MAX Preset Sea MAX Preset menu appears Press the c...

Page 134: ...Response Level menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the response level The response level can be set between 1 and 5 Rain MIN Preset Adjusts the minimum sensitivity value of the RAIN control 1 Open Rain Control Rain MIN Preset Rain MIN Preset menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the sensitivity value The sensitivity value can be set betwe...

Page 135: ...L Rain MAX Preset Adjusts the maximum sensitivity value of the RAIN control 1 Open Rain Control Rain MAX Preset Rain MAX Preset menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the sensitivity value The sensitivity value can be set between 128 and 255 ...

Page 136: ...If system operation is unstable it may be stabilized by initializing the memory area To initialize the memory area follow the procedure in this section The memory area is reset to the factory setting when initialized Partial Reset Partial reset can be performed 1 Open Maintenance Partial Reset Partial Reset menu appears Selects the item to be reset Yes Resets the selected item No Does not reset ...

Page 137: ...ain Menu Initializes the settings of the Main Menu and the soft key menu and radar screen settings except RADAR Echo and Function Setting Adjust Menu Initializes the settings of the Adjust Menu except RADAR Echo and Function Setting System Information 1 System Information 2 All Menu Initializes all settings except marks lines and own track data All Reset Performs all reset 1 Open Maintenance All R...

Page 138: ...n Maintenance System Time Clear Yes Clears the operating time No Does not clear 4 11 3 SCANNER TIME CLEAR The following operating time is calculated and stored in the scanner Scanner Running Time Scanner Transmit Time Motor Rotating Time Initialize those operating time above when magnetron or scanner motor is replaced Scanner Time Clear operations 1 Open Maintenance Scanner Time Clear Scanner Time...

Page 139: ... Clears the scanner operating time No Does not clear Scanner Transmit Time Initializes the scanner transmit time Initialize the transmit time as shown below when magnetron is replaced 1 Open Scanner Time Clear TX Time Clear Yes Clears the scanner transmit time No Does not clear When Yes is selected the transmit time stored in the scanner internal control circuit is initialized to 0 ...

Page 140: ...er internal control circuit is initialized to 0 Scanner to Display Unit Save the following scanner time data stored in the scanner into the display unit Scanner Running Time Scanner Transmit Time Motor Rotating Time When replacing the scanner internal control circuit perform the procedure below to inherit scanner time data 1 Save the scanner time data 2 Replace the scanner internal control circuit...

Page 141: ...rnal control circuit When replacing the scanner internal control circuit perform the procedure below to inherit scanner time data 1 Save the scanner time data 2 Replace the scanner internal control circuit 3 Restore the scanner time data 1 Open Maintenance Display Unit to Scanner Yes Transfers the scanner time data to the scanner internal control circuit No Does not transfer When Yes is selected t...

Page 142: ...Simulation Table Update operations 1 Open Maintenance Table Update Table Update menu appears STC Curve Load the STC curve table on the FROM via USB for updating 1 Open Table Update STC Curve The STC curve table is updated Color Load the echo trail color table on the FROM via USB for updating 1 Open Table Update Color The color table is updated ...

Page 143: ...al Value menu appears Selects the item to be updated Yes Updates the selected item No Does not update The items which can be updated are the same items as 4 11 1 RESETTING Partial Reset Insert Language Loads the additional language via USB and updates the option languages on the FROM 1 Open Table Update Insert Language Updates the option languages Echo Simulation Load the echo simulation data on t...

Page 144: ...emory to USB Saves the internal memory data such as item settings in menus via USB The internal memory data should be saved at completion of system setting and the operation condition should be saved periodically 1 Open Internal Setting Internal Memory to USB Internal Memory to USB menu appears Select the items then save the internal memory data via USB Items which can be saved via USB RADAR Echo ...

Page 145: ...e stored data into the system memory via USB Perform the this operation in order to return the system to the previous operation condition after replacement of the processing circuit in the system 1 Open Internal Setting USB to Internal Memory USB to Internal Memory menu appears Select the items then load the memory data into the system memory via USB The data which can be loaded via USB is the sam...

Page 146: ...lave Demo 1 Open System Setting Master Slave Demo Master Slave DEMO menu appears Master Set to this item when connecting to scanner Slave Set to this item when inputting video signal of external source to display echo without scanner Demo Set to this item when no video signal is input from external source and no scanner is connected Echo data on the FROM is displayed This mode operates only with d...

Page 147: ...the unit Unit operations 1 Open System Setting Unit Unit menu appears Range Sets the unit for PPI range 1 Open Unit Range Range menu appears Selects the unit for PPI range Distance Sets the unit for distance other than VRM 1 Open Unit Distance Distance menu appears Selects the unit for distance ...

Page 148: ...rs Selects the unit for speed Depth Sets the unit for depth 1 Open Unit Depth Depth menu appears Selects the unit for depth User Depth Sets the user depth 1 Open Unit User Depth User Depth menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the user unit The user unit can be set between 0 0001 and 9 9999 m ...

Page 149: ...ture 1 Open Unit Temperature Temperature menu appears Selects the unit for temperature Wind Sets the unit for wind 1 Open Unit Wind Wind menu appears Selects the unit for wind Size Location Setting Sets the size location 1 Open Unit Size Location Setting Size Location Setting menu appears Selects the size location ...

Page 150: ...n Ship operations 1 Open System Setting Move Own Ship Move Own Ship menu appears Ship s Move Selects the ship s movement 1 Open Move Own Ship Ship s Move Ship s Move menu appears Selects the ship s movement 4 12 4 RANGE Turns on off the range display Range operations 1 Open System Setting Range Range menu appears ...

Page 151: ...Setting NM Range Sets the NM range 1 Open Range NM NM menu appears Turns on off the NM range display NM range 0 0625 0 125 0 25 1 2 4 8 16 24 32 48 64 72 Setting km Sets the km range 1 Open Range km km menu appears Turns on off the km range display km range 0 15 0 3 0 5 1 2 2 8 ...

Page 152: ...ter 4 ADJUST MENU SETTINGS 4 12 SYSTEM SETTING 4 86 Setting sm Range Sets the sm range 1 Open Range sm sm menu appears Turns on off the sm range display sm range 0 0625 0 125 0 25 1 2 4 8 16 24 32 48 64 72 ...

Page 153: ...13 1 OWN VECTOR WIDTH Sets the own vector width Setting Own Vector Width 1 Open Display Screen Own Vector Width Own Vector Width menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the own vector width The own vector width can be set between 0 and 5 4 13 2 OWN OUTLINE Sets the own outline Reference Length width position the radar antenna GPS antenna position of the own ship should b...

Page 154: ...splay Screen Own Outline Own Outline menu appears Switching On Off for Own Outline Switches on off for the own outline 1 Open Own Outline On Off On Off menu appears Switches on off Input Outline Size Inputs outline size 1 Open Own Outline Input Outline Size Input Outline Size menu appears ...

Page 155: ...m All Width of Own Ship Sets the all width of own ship 1 Open Input Outline Size All Width All Width menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the all width The width can be set between 0 0 and 200 0 m GPS Antenna Length Sets the GPS position from the center of the stern toward heading direction 1 Open Input Outline Size GPS Antenna Length GPS Antenna Length menu appears P...

Page 156: ...ard vertical direction to heading 1 Open Input Outline Size GPS Antenna Side GPS Antenna Side menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the range The range can be set between 100 0 and 100 0 m Reference GPS Antenna is setting for ship s outline function This is not the setting for the GPS antenna height ...

Page 157: ...ontrol to set the range The range can be set between 0 0 and 600 0 m Scanner Side Sets the scanner position from the center of the stern toward vertical direction to heading 1 Open Input Outline Size Scanner Side Scanner Side menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the range The range can be set between 100 0 and 100 0 m 4 13 3 BARGE OUTLINE Sets the barge outline Barge ...

Page 158: ... menu appears Switches on off Input Outline Size Inputs outline size 1 Open Barge Outline Input Outline Size Input Outline Size menu appears All Length of Barge Sets the all length of barge 1 Open Input Outline Size All Length All Length menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the all length The length can be set between 0 0 and 600 0 m ...

Page 159: ... 0 m Barge Position Length Sets the distance from own ship 1 Open Input Outline Size Barge Position Length Barge Position Length menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the range The range can be set between 600 0 and 600 0m Barge Position Side Sets the distance from own ship 1 Open Input Outline Size Barge Position Side Barge Position Side menu appears Press the cursor ...

Page 160: ...ted image along the bearing signal 1 Open Bearing Marker Bearing Bearing menu appears Switches on off for rotation Setting Bearing Step Sets the unit of angle for rotating bearing marker 1 Open Bearing Marker Bearing Step Bearing Step menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the bearing step The rotation step can be set between 0 and 99 When the rotation step is set to 0 ...

Page 161: ...splay 1 Open Display Screen Standby Numeric Display Standby Numeric Display menu appears Switches on off 4 13 6 OPERATION NUMERIC DISPLAY Switches on off for temporarily enlarging numerical information display in the following operations Cursor EBL VRM GAIN RAIN SEA Parallel cursor Monitor BRILL PRF Fine Tuning 1 Open Display Screen Operation Numeric Display Operation Numeric Display menu appears ...

Page 162: ...ut of radar screen Location Change operations 1 Open Display Screen Location Change Location Change menu appears Setting Screen1 Sets the numerical information layout of Screen1 Operate the same way for Screen2 1 Open Location Change Screen1 Screen1 menu appears Turns on off the items displayed on the radar screen ...

Page 163: ...nt Bearing Distance Waypoint Latitude Longitude Waypoint Arrival Time Cursor Bearing Distance Cursor Latitude Longitude Cursor Arrival Time MOB Bearing Distance MOB Latitude Longitude MOB Arrival Time EBL1 VRM1 EBL2 VRM2 Parallel Cursor TT Bearing Distance TT COG SOG TT CPA TCPA AIS Bearing Distance AIS COG SOG AIS CPA TCPA Rate of Turn Rudder Depth Temperature Tune Gauge Pulse Length Trails Alarm...

Page 164: ... the error alarm of scanner Scanner operations 1 Open Error Alarm Mask Scanner Scanner menu appears Setting Error Alarm Mask of Scanner Sets the error alarm of scanner Note Do not change the set value carelessly If alarm detection is turned off or detection time is changed be careful because the alarm may not occur or may be delayed Items for the error alarm of scanner Scanner Time Out Scanner Dat...

Page 165: ...verse Scanner Video Scanner Trigger Scanner Fan 1 Scanner Fan 2 Scanner Motor 1 Open Scanner Scanner Time Out Scanner Time Out menu appears Alarm Sensitivity Turns on off the alarm sensitivity 1 Open Scanner Time Out Alarm Sensitivity Switches on off for the alarm sensitivity Operate the same way for the other items ...

Page 166: ...he same way for the other items 4 14 2 DISPLAY UNIT Sets the error alarm of display unit Display Unit operations 1 Open Error Alarm Mask Display Unit Display Unit menu appears Setting Error Alarm Mask of Display Unit Sets the error alarm of display unit Note Do not change the set value carelessly If alarm detection is turned off or detection time is changed be careful because the alarm may not occ...

Page 167: ...e alarm sensitivity 1 Open Display Unit Video Alarm Sensitivity Switches on off for the alarm sensitivity Operate the same way for the other items Sensitivity Time Sets the time for generating alarm after error detection 1 Open Display Unit Video Sensitivity Time Sensitivity Time menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the time The time can be set between 0 and 999 sec O...

Page 168: ...rror Alarm Mask of Connection Device Sets the error alarm of connection device Note Do not change the set value carelessly If alarm detection is turned off or detection time is changed be careful because the alarm may not occur or may be delayed Items for the error alarm of connection device Panel1 Time Out Panel2 Time Out GYRO Time Out Log Time Out GPS Time Out GPS 1 Open Connection Device Panel1...

Page 169: ... way for the other items Sensitivity Time Sets the time for generating alarm after error detection 1 Open Panel1 Time Out Sensitivity Time Sensitivity Time menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the time The time can be set between 0 and 999 sec Operate the same way for the other items 4 14 4 RX DATA Sets the error alarm of RX data RX Data operations 1 Open Error Alarm ...

Page 170: ...ge the set value carelessly If alarm detection is turned off or detection time is changed be careful because the alarm may not occur or may be delayed Items for the error alarm of RX data GYRO Compass Log 2Log Course Speed Depth Temperature Wind Current Rate of Turn Rudder WPT LAT LON Datum Status HDOP AIS 1 Open RX Data GYRO GYRO menu appears ...

Page 171: ...y Switches on off for the alarm sensitivity Operate the same way for the other items Sensitivity Time Sets the time for generating alarm after error detection 1 Open GYRO Sensitivity Time Sensitivity Time menu appears Press the cursor key or turn the MULTI control to set the time The time can be set between 0 and 999 sec Operate the same way for the other items ...

Page 172: ...Chapter 4 ADJUST MENU SETTINGS 4 14 ERROR ALARM MASK 4 106 ...

Page 173: ... careful attention during installation Make sure that screws for the device cover door etc are tightly fastened 5 2 INTER UNIT CABLES Be sure to use designated cable between the units Pay careful attention to cable connections and the treating condition of cable ends especially shield meshwork 5 3 INSTALLATION LOCATION Although devices have been sufficiently shielded the shielding of some may not ...

Page 174: ...Chapter 5 MEASURES AGAINST NOISE INTERFERENCE IN THE RADIO EQUIPMENT 5 4 GROUNDING 5 2 ...

Page 175: ...APPENDIX APPENDIX 1 APPENDIX NSTALLATION MANUAL APPENDIX Fig A1 Exterior Drawing of Scanner Unit Type NKE 2042 ...

Page 176: ...APPENDIX APPENDIX 2 Fig A2 Exterior Drawing of Scanner Unit Type NKE 2043 ...

Page 177: ...APPENDIX APPENDIX 3 APPENDIX NSTALLATION MANUAL Fig A3 Exterior Drawing of Scanner Unit Type NKE 2062 HS ...

Page 178: ...APPENDIX APPENDIX 4 Fig A4 Exterior Drawing of Scanner Unit Type NKE 2063 HS ...

Page 179: ...APPENDIX APPENDIX 5 APPENDIX NSTALLATION MANUAL Fig A5 Exterior Drawing of Scanner Unit Type NKE 2103 4 4HS ...

Page 180: ...APPENDIX APPENDIX 6 Fig A6 Exterior Drawing of Scanner Unit Type NKE 2103 6 6HS ...

Page 181: ...APPENDIX APPENDIX 7 APPENDIX NSTALLATION MANUAL Fig A7 Exterior Drawing of Display Unit Type NCD 2182 1 2 ...

Page 182: ...APPENDIX APPENDIX 8 Fig A7 Exterior Drawing of Display Unit Type NCD 2182 2 2 ...

Page 183: ...APPENDIX APPENDIX 9 APPENDIX NSTALLATION MANUAL Fig A8 Exterior Drawing of Power Supply Unit Type NBA 5111 ...

Page 184: ...APPENDIX APPENDIX 10 Fig A9 Exterior Drawing of Rectifier Unit Type NBD 865 ...

Page 185: ...APPENDIX APPENDIX 11 APPENDIX NSTALLATION MANUAL Fig A10 General System Diagram of Radar ...

Page 186: ...APPENDIX APPENDIX 12 Fig A11 PRIMARY POWER SUPPLY DIAGRAM TYPE JMA 3300 ...

Page 187: ...APPENDIX APPENDIX 13 APPENDIX NSTALLATION MANUAL Fig A12 Interconnection Diagram of Scanner Unit Type NKE 2042 ...

Page 188: ...APPENDIX APPENDIX 14 Fig A13 Interconnection Diagram of Scanner Unit Type NKE 2043 ...

Page 189: ...APPENDIX APPENDIX 15 APPENDIX NSTALLATION MANUAL Fig A14 Interconnection Diagram of Scanner Unit Type NKE 2062 ...

Page 190: ...APPENDIX APPENDIX 16 Fig A15 Interconnection Diagram of Scanner Unit Type NKE 2062HS ...

Page 191: ...APPENDIX APPENDIX 17 APPENDIX NSTALLATION MANUAL Fig A16 Interconnection Diagram of Scanner Unit Type NKE 2063 ...

Page 192: ...APPENDIX APPENDIX 18 Fig A17 Interconnection Diagram of Scanner Unit Type NKE 2063HS ...

Page 193: ...APPENDIX APPENDIX 19 APPENDIX NSTALLATION MANUAL Fig A18 Interconnection Diagram of Scanner Unit Type NKE 2103 4 4HS 6 6HS ...

Page 194: ...APPENDIX APPENDIX 20 Fig A19 Interconnection Diagram of Display Unit Type NCD 2182 ...

Page 195: ...APPENDIX APPENDIX 21 APPENDIX NSTALLATION MANUAL Fig A20 Interconnection Diagram Type JMA 3314 ...

Page 196: ...APPENDIX APPENDIX 22 Fig A21 Interconnection Diagram Type JMA 3334 ...

Page 197: ...APPENDIX APPENDIX 23 APPENDIX NSTALLATION MANUAL Fig A22 Interconnection Diagram Type JMA 3316 HS ...

Page 198: ...APPENDIX APPENDIX 24 Fig A23 Interconnection Diagram Type JMA 3336 HS ...

Page 199: ...APPENDIX APPENDIX 25 APPENDIX NSTALLATION MANUAL Fig A24 Interconnection Diagram Type JMA 3340 4 4HS 6 6HS ...

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Page 201: ...4 62 Ｄ DISPLAY SCREEN 4 87 DISPLAY UNIT 3 1 Ｅ ELECTROMAGNETIC LOG 3 20 ERROR ALARM 4 98 EXTERNAL BUZZER 3 26 3 31 EXTERNAL DEVICE 3 26 3 31 Ｆ FUSE 3 34 Ｇ GAIN 4 12 GATE 4 18 GPS 3 8 3 15 GROUNDING 5 1 GYRO 3 20 4 29 Ｈ HEADING 3 15 3 18 3 19 3 25 4 26 4 27 4 30 4 33 Ｉ I F DEVICE 4 26 INSTALLATION CABLE 2 11 INSTALLATION POSITION 2 1 3 1 INSTALLATION PROCEDURE 2 7 INTERNAL SETTING 4 78 INTER UNIT CA...

Page 202: ...SNOW CLUTTER SUPPRESSION 4 14 RANGE 4 84 RANGE ADJUSTMENT 4 6 RESETTING 4 70 RX DATA 4 103 RX PORT 4 38 RX SENTENCE 4 37 Ｓ SAFETY SWITCH 4 24 SBAS 4 54 SCANNER 2 1 4 22 SCANNER TIME 4 72 SEA CLUTTER SUPPRESSION 4 13 SHIELD 5 1 SLOPE CORRECTION 4 20 SPEED EQUIPMENT 4 33 STAGGER TRIGGER 4 22 STANDBY 4 95 SYSTEM SETTING 4 80 SYSTEM TIME 4 72 Ｔ TABLE UPDATE 4 76 Target 4 42 TARGET ENHANCE 4 12 TT FUNC...

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