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3.16.5  EPADR 

 

3.16.5.1  Confirmation of EPADR Assignment 

EPADR Assignment can be confirmed by following procedure. 

 

Step Operation 

IME/DTE 

response 

1 

•

 

Hold down 

Alt

 key and press 

U

 

key on Main menu. 

•

 

"Set up" window is displayed. 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

2 

•

 

Move the cursor to "EPADR 
informAtion" and press 

Enter

 

key. 

•

 

"EPADR Information" window is displayed. 

 
 
 
 
 
 

3 

•

 

Move the cursor to "EPADR 
Assignment" and press 

Enter

 key.

•

 

"EPADR Assignment" window is displayed. 

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

4 

•

 

Move the cursor to "EPADR 
Assignment #1" and press 

Enter

 

key. 

•

 

"EPADR Assignment #1" window (Fig.3.16.5.1) is 
displayed. 

5 

•

 

Press 

F9

 key. 

•

 

Each time 

F9

 key is pressed, other assignments 

("EPADR Assignment #1, #2, #3 or #4" window) is 
displayed. 

Date & time 
confiG 
log-Out initiation 
log-In initiation 
Performance test initiation 
Scheduled transmission 
Land id registration for polling 
dnid seleCtion 
peripheral Function 
password 
EPADR informAtion 

Set up

F10:Previous 

EPADR Assignment 
EPADR Tx Data

F10:Previous 

EPADR Information 

EPADR Assignment #1 
EPADR Assignment #2 
EPADR Assignment #3 
EPADR Assignment #4

F10:Previous 

EPADR Assignment 

Summary of Contents for jue-87

Page 1: ...INMARSAT C INMARSAT C MOBILE EARTH STATION MOBILE EARTH STATION INSTRUCTION INSTRUCTION MANUAL MANUAL JUE 87 JUE 87 ...

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Page 3: ... your free hand in your pocket in order not to use both hands simultaneously are also very good methods of shock prevention Quite often an injury occurs by secondary factors therefore it is necessary to choose a sturdy and level working surface If someone is electrocuted it is necessary to thoroughly disinfect the affected area and seek medical attention as soon as possible CAUTIONS CONCERNING TRE...

Page 4: ...sen any constructive clothing a tie or belt 5 a Check the victim s pulse b Check for a heartbeat by pressing your ear against the victim s chest c Check if the victim is breathing by putting the back of your hand or face near the victim s face d Check the pupils of the eyes 6 Open the victim s mouth and remove any artificial dentifrice food or chewing gum Leave the mouth opened and flatten the ton...

Page 5: ...top resuscitation 6 If it is impossible to open the victim s mouth put something like a plastic straw or vinyl tube into one of the nostrils then blow air in while covering the mouth and the other nostril 7 Occasionally when the victim comes back to consciousness they immediately try to stand up Prevent this and keep them in a laying position Give them something warm to drink and be sure that they...

Page 6: ...d when alone Perform the heart massage about 15 times then blow in twice Repeat this routine If administering first aid with two people One person performs the heart massage 15 times and the other person blows air in twice Repeat this routine Heart massage and mouth to mouth resuscitation used together 3 Constantly check the pupils and the pulse if the pupils become normal and the pulse steadies k...

Page 7: ...arsat C Mobile Earth Station JUE 87 Please read this manual carefully and carry out proper operation Please keep this manual importantly to refer to when it is necessary Please use it when questions and troubles are caused in operation by any chance ...

Page 8: ... dealer or agent you purchased or JRC branches Your communication data are transmitted via Inmarsat system and other global communications system so unusually some errors may occur in communication theory same as the landlines You are recommended to backup for your important data Usually digital scrambling of Inmarsat system protects your communication data privacy However you are recommended to u...

Page 9: ...at improper handling poses a risk of causing injury or damage to the product and or assets Examples of symbols The symbol indicates denotes DANGER WARNING or CAUTION The inside illustration of the symbol denotes meaning of the DANGER WARNING or CAUTION more concretely This example warns of possible electrical shock The symbol denotes prohibited action The inside illustration of the symbol denotes ...

Page 10: ...iv ABOUT WARNING LABELS Below mentioned warning labels are put on JUE 87 Do not take off destroy or modify these labels Labels put on EME Labels put on IME Type1 ...

Page 11: ...v Type2 ...

Page 12: ... not turn on the terminal under the primary power except the specific voltage mentioned below The primary power except the specific voltage may cause fire electrical shock or malfunction DC 24V 19 2 V to 31 2 V When standard PSU NBD 904 is used Do not adjust the internal circuit or exchange the parts because the internal circuit is adjusted strictly When an abnormal operation is found please conta...

Page 13: ... Nevertheless abnormalities are still accepted stop operation and contact the dealer or agent from which you purchased the device or one of our branches marketing offices and representative offices EME Do not give mechanical shock and force because all units of EME are precision instrument Unwanted shock and force may cause malfunction Do not paint radome Painting of radome may cause decrease of t...

Page 14: ...ert transmitting However please note that distress alert is not retransmitted in the following cases 1 When power switch of device is turned OFF ON 2 When power switch of External power supply unit is turned OFF ON 3 When the reset button of IME is turned ON 4 When the ship is recovered from blackout 5 When a random failure is occurred on device Step DB Operation IME Response Remarks 1 Open hinged...

Page 15: ...store and forward messaging by which a receiver checks for errors in received data packets and requests the sending end to re transmit any packets which were received containing an error ASCII American Standard Code for Information Interchange A standard alphanumeric character set based on 7 bit codes AUSREP A vessel position reporting system similar to AMVER but operated by the Australian Authori...

Page 16: ...ceiving EGC messages when not engaged in Inmarsat C traffic Ready for EGC message reception exclusively and not available in that mode for Inmarsat C message transfer Class 3 Inmarsat C MES A Class 3 MES has two independent receivers one for receiving two way Inmarsat C messages the other for receiving EGC messages Closed network A private network with access limited to registered users The Inmars...

Page 17: ... alert has the highest priority in the Inmarsat C system Distress priority message In the Inmarsat C system a store and forward message carried on a messaging channel having Distress Priority Used for distress communications between maritime MESs and RCCs DMG Distress Message Generator DNID Data Network Identification code See data report unreserved data report reserved and data report pre assigne...

Page 18: ... and general public information by means of direct printing through Inmarsat s EGC system Footprint of a satellite The area on the Earth s surface sea or land covered by the satellite and where an antenna can obtain line of sight communications In the Inmarsat systems this area is also known as the ocean region or coverage area FRLP Forward ID Return ID Link Pair FTU Frequency Translation Unit G G...

Page 19: ...ption This system provides global two way store and forward messaging distress alerting EGC Safety NETTM and Fleet NETTM data reporting and polling I O Input Output IOR Indian Ocean Region ISDN Integrated Services Digital Network ISO International Organization for Standardization ITA International Telegraph Alphabet ITA2 International Telegraph Alphabet 2 A standard alphanumeric character set gene...

Page 20: ...on METAREA A geographical sea area established for the purpose of co ordinating the broadcast of marine meteorological information MHS Message Handling System MID Mobile Identification Digit 3 digit number which identify the country of registration of the mobile terminal or similar definition MMSI Maritime Mobile Service Identity A nine digit format assigned by the maritime authority to identify a...

Page 21: ... The coverage area of an Inmarsat satellite within which an MES may send and receive messages OSC Oscillator P Packet An envelope or block of data sent over a network each packet contains addressing information as well as the data being sent PC Personal Computer PEP Packet Error Probability PER Packet Error Rate PIN Personal Identification Number Polling The facility whereby an operational center ...

Page 22: ...on through the SafetyNET service SDM System Definition Manual SFU Store and Forward Unit Signaling channel MES LES A random access TDMA channel used by an MES to transmit signaling information and data to an LES Signaling channels MES NCS A random access TDMA channel used by an MES to transmit signaling information and data to an NCS SLCA Slot Logical Channel Assignment SOLAS International Convent...

Page 23: ... is addressed UTC Coordinated Universal Time Universal Coordinated Time A term which for practical purpose has the same meaning as Greenwich Mean Time GMT V VCXO Voltage Control Crystal Oscillator W WMO World Meteorological Organization Others 5 bit packed also known as telex format or ITA2 A format based on 5 bit codes used for sending alphanumeric characters to and from telex terminals 7 bit ASC...

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Page 25: ...1 2 2 4 EXT PSU External Power supply Unit NBD 904 2 12 2 2 5 JB1 Junction Box 1 NQE 3222 2 12 2 2 6 Coaxial Cable CFQ 5922A 2 13 2 3 Appearance Optional Components 2 14 2 3 1 RDB Remote Distress Button NQE 3225 2 14 2 3 2 JB2 Junction Box 2 NQE 3223 2 15 2 3 3 DTE Data Terminal Equipment Display NDZ 227 and Keyboard NDF 369 2 16 2 3 4 EXT BUZ External Buzzer NCE 5547 2 17 2 4 Dimensional Drawing ...

Page 26: ...age 3 20 3 7 1 File Editing Menu 3 20 3 7 1 1 Editing Menu 3 23 3 7 1 2 Block Function 3 27 3 7 2 File Management 3 30 3 7 3 USB Drive Management Menu 3 32 3 7 3 1 Connect the USB Drive 3 32 3 7 3 2 The USB Drive Management Menu 3 32 3 7 3 3 USB Drive Feature Overview 3 34 3 8 Transmitting Message Transmit 3 36 3 8 1 Sending Telex 3 37 3 8 2 Transmitting E mail Message 3 42 3 8 3 Transmitting Facs...

Page 27: ...ng Function 3 107 3 16 1 Data Reporting Function Overview 3 107 3 16 2 Comparison of Various Data Reporting Function 3 108 3 16 3 Confirmation of DNID 3 110 3 16 4 Confirmation of Polling Program 3 111 3 16 5 EPADR 3 112 3 16 5 1 Confirmation of EPADR Assignment 3 112 3 16 5 2 Request of EPADR Assignment 3 114 3 16 5 3 Setting of EPADR Transmission Data 3 116 3 16 5 4 Call Logging for EPADR 3 117 ...

Page 28: ...25 5 4 5 2 3 External Buzzer NCE 5547 5 5 APPENDIX 1 INMARSAT SYSTEM COVERAGE AREAS A1 1 APPENDIX 2 WHAT IS LRIT A2 1 APPENDIX 3 TELEX DESTINATION CODES LIST A3 1 APPENDIX 4 INTERNATIONAL TELEPHONE CODES LIST A4 1 APPENDIX 5 NKG 800 PRINTER INSTALLATION GUIDE A5 1 APPENDIX 6 JRC SERVICE NETWORK A6 1 ...

Page 29: ...Distress Alert and Distress Priority Messaging c EGC message reception when not engaged in Inmarsat C traffic Inmarsat C Class 2 d Position and or file transfer by a polling command from shore using store and forward message transfer e Scheduled position and or file transfer using store and forward message transfer f Position and or Data Reporting Enhanced Data Reporting EDR and Enhanced Pre Assig...

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Page 31: ... 87 Installation Wiring Diagram Components and Supplied Parts List 2 1 1 Installation Wiring Diagram The following diagram is for stand alone mounting type Fig 2 1 1a Wiring Diagram Inmarsat C JUE 87 Mobile Earth Station Stand alone JB1 ...

Page 32: ...2 2 The following diagram is GMDSS console mounting type Fig 2 1 1b Wiring Diagram Inmarsat C JUE 87 Mobile Earth Station GM console JB1 ...

Page 33: ...2 3 2 Fig 2 1 1b Installation Wiring Diagram Inmarsat C JUE 87 Mobile Earth Station 2 2 Fig 2 1 2 Wiring Diagram Inmarsat C JUE 87 Mobile Earth Station JB2 ...

Page 34: ...PSC0444 1 10 JUE 87 Installation Manual 7ZPSC0446 1 JUE 87 Standard Components 11 JUE 87 Operation Guide 7ZPSC0448 1 1 Remote Distress Button NQE 3225 1 to 2 2 DTE NDZ 227 1 3 Keyboard NDF 369 1 4 Security Button NQE 3224 1 to 4 5 EXT BUZ External Buzzer NCE 5547 1 to 3 7 JB2 NQE 3223 1 8 JUE 87 SSAS Option Instruction Manual 7ZPSC0450 1 Optional Components 9 JUE 87 SSAS Option Operation Guide 7ZP...

Page 35: ...ype Q ty Remarks Application 1 JB1 Board CQD 2245A 1 Junction PCB On Console 2 JB1 NQE 3222 1 Including JB1 Board IME Coaxial Cable and JB1 Cable On Stand 3 Tapping Screw BRTG05285 6 4 Knobbolt MPTG30053 2 5 Rubber Spacer MTT310999 2 6 Packing List MPXP33495 1 7 Earth Cable 7ZCSC0240 1 Table 2 1 3c Others No Name Type Q ty Remarks Application 1 Cover MTV304861 4 For IME corner Including spare 2 Fe...

Page 36: ...n wall 6 JB2 Cable JB2 to IME 7ZCSC0325 1 5m Option 7 DTE Signal Cable DTE to IME 7ZCSC0203A 1 Option 8 DTE Power Cable DTE to Ext PUS 7ZCSC0204 1 Option 2 1 4 Parts for Installation Prepared by Shipyard Table 2 1 4 Required cables No Part Description Q ty Remarks Application 1 PVC tape Vinyl tape 1 L 15m For protecting cable 2 Copper plate JIS H 3100 1 W 30mm t 0 2mm For grounding EME 3 Pole 1 Fo...

Page 37: ...Y 5ZPAL00002 Size 214mmW 98mmφ 2 Roll paper Recording paper 2PLY 5ZPCK00001 Size 214mmW 124mmφ 3 Print head unit 5ZYWZ00001 4 Ink ribbon 5ZZCM00003 Color Black Table 2 1 6b Spare Parts List H 7ZXSC8701 No Name Type Q ty Remarks Application 1 Fuse DC32 10A 5ZFCK00015 6 For IME 2 Fuse DC32 15A 5ZFEX00001 6 For Ext PSU 3 Fuse 125V 20A 5ZFCA00127 6 For Printer ...

Page 38: ...2 8 2 2 JUE 87 Standard Components 2 2 1 EME Externally Mounted Equipment NAF 253GM EME is connected to IME with a coaxial cable The cable can be extended to maximum 100 m Fig 2 2 1 EME ...

Page 39: ...carrier correctly 4 COMM LED MES is communicating MES is idle Table 2 2 2b The Switch and the Button Function Refer to Fig 2 2 2a Name Function Remarks 1 Screen Angle Adjust Knob Used to adjust the screen angle up to 25digrees to clearly 5 Distress Button Used to send Distress Alert 6 Dimmer Button Used to adjust the screen and each LED POWER READY COMM dimmer 7 POWER Switch Used to turn on MES po...

Page 40: ...r to Fig 2 2 2b Name Connected from to 1 LAN Port PC or HUB for RMS 2 KEYBOARD Port KEYBOARD 3 SERIAL Port Not USED 4 DTE Port DTE 5 JB2 Port JB2 6 PRINTER Port PRINTER 7 JB1 Port JB1 8 EME Port EME 9 PWR Port External Power Supply 10 GND Port GND 11 PRINTER PWR Port PRINTER 3 ...

Page 41: ...ntioned products for keep normal operation Fig 2 2 4 Printer 1 POWER switch Used to turn on off line voltage to ROP 2 ON LINE switch Used to alternate ROP status on line and off line 3 NLQ switch Used to alternate the character mode normal quality and high quality 4 LF switch Line feeder Used to do a linefeed If a button is pushed once width of linefeed is 1 6 inches When keep pressing linefeed is...

Page 42: ...DC When both AC and DC power source are connected to the EXT PSU and the power interruption of AC power source is occurred EXT PSU switches over from AC power source to the DC power source automatically Power failure detecting function The input of the AC power supply of EXT PSU is AC wide range 100 240V Fig 2 2 5 EXT PSU 2 2 5 JB1 Junction Box 1 NQE 3222 Fig 2 2 6 JB1 ...

Page 43: ...2 13 2 2 2 6 Coaxial Cable CFQ 5922A Connecting EME and Antenna Cable Fig 2 2 7 Coaxial Cable ...

Page 44: ...n hinged cover and press the button for 4 seconds The Lamp is lit during sending the Distress Alert transmission 2 READY LED Illuminates RED Not synchronizing Illuminates GREEN Synchronizing and able to transmitting Distress Alert 3 DIMMER Used to adjust lamp brightness When it is turn to the right completely brightness becomes the maximum When turning it to the left completely brightness becomes ...

Page 45: ...2 15 2 2 3 2 JB2 Junction Box 2 NQE 3223 It is used when two or more RDB or EXT BUZ is installed Fig 2 3 2 JB2 ...

Page 46: ... of no key instruction for a given length of time depends on the setting under DTE operating mode except any communication any display is disappeared automatically Fig 2 2 3 DTE 1 Screen Angle Adjust Knob Used to adjust the screen angle to clearly 2 POWER LED Illuminates when power has been supplied 3 READY LED Illuminates when communication is possible 4 COMM LED Illuminates in communication 5 Di...

Page 47: ...ds when JUE 87 receives messages INM C and EGC 2 BUZ OFF Switch Used to stop the buzzer sounding by pressing the switch 3 POWER LED Illuminates when power is supplied 4 DIMMER Used to adjust brightness of the lamp 5 Volume Used to adjust volume of buzzer When you want to extend the buzzer sound longer change the parameter of Buzzer sound duration DTE screen 5 Volume 4 DIMMER ...

Page 48: ...2 18 2 4 Dimensional Drawing JUE 87 Standard Components 2 4 1 EME NAF 253GM Fig 2 4 1 EME Unit mm Mass 2 4 kg Color N9 ...

Page 49: ...2 19 2 2 4 2 IME NTF 318 Fig 2 4 2 IME ...

Page 50: ...2 20 2 4 3 DTE Keyboard NDF 369 Fig 2 4 3 DTE Keyboard Unit mm Mass 0 4kg ...

Page 51: ...2 21 2 2 4 4 Printer NKG 800 Fig 2 4 4 Printer Unit mm Mass 3 7kg Fixing Attach the hook and loop fastener to the bottom of the printer and the desk and then fix them ...

Page 52: ... 2 4 5 EXT PSU NBD 904 Refer to Table5 1 5 Principal Specification of EXT PSU for detailed specifications Fig 2 4 5 EXT PSU Unit mm Mass 2 6kg Serial Number Seal DimmerVolume x 3 Fuse x 2 Mount Hole 4 φ6x8 ...

Page 53: ...2 23 2 2 4 6 JB1 NQE 3222 Fig 2 4 6 JB1 ...

Page 54: ...ial Cable CFQ 5922A Connecting EME and Antenna Cable Max 22mm Max 8mm Minimum bending radius 46mm Type Length Standard CFQ 5922A3 30ｍ 10cm Option CFQ 5922A4 40ｍ 10cm Option CFQ 5922A5 50ｍ 10cm Fig 2 4 7 Coaxial Cable ...

Page 55: ...2 25 2 2 5 Dimensional Drawing Optional Components 2 5 1 RDB NQE 3225 Fig 2 5 1 Remote Distress Button ...

Page 56: ...2 26 2 5 2 JB2 NQE 3223 Fig 2 5 2 JB2 ...

Page 57: ...2 27 2 2 5 3 DTE Display NDZ 227 Keyboard NDF 369 Fig 2 5 3 DTE ...

Page 58: ...2 28 2 5 4 EXT BUZ NCE 5547 Fig 2 5 4 EXT BUZ ...

Page 59: ...2 29 2 2 5 6 SB Security Button NQE 3224 Fig 2 5 6 Security Button ...

Page 60: ...2 30 ...

Page 61: ... results it is disconnected This Log out function does not operate when you turn off the power switch of external power supply or switchboard Please be sure to turn off the power switch Log in It is to notice initiating operation of JUE 87 to NCS Network Coordination Station which is operated automatically when power switch is turned on Log out It is to notice ending operation of JUE 87 to NCS whi...

Page 62: ... TX to READY in the first line on the main menu 5 Set up each parameter following 3 5 Initial setting 3 1 2 Power OFF Turn OFF the power switch of JUE 87 with below outlined procedure Step Operation Response Example Remarks 1 Turn off the IME Press the POWER button until POWER LED starts blink Press Power on front of IME for 2 seconds at least 2 The status is changed READY to Comm TX in the first ...

Page 63: ...o clear the message window 3 3 Log Out When the status in the first line on the main menu is READY initiate the Log out according to the following procedures When the received mode is changed from Inmarsat C to Egc receive only the Log out is initiated automatically Step Operation Response Example Screen Example 1 Hold down Alt key and press U key on Main menu Set up screen is displayed 2 Hold dow...

Page 64: ...ives a list of function you use routinely 3 Instruction area Lower two lines Gives instruction at the state where you were NOTE Screen saver function is build into IME DTE When you use this function backlight of IME DTE is automatically turned off if no key is pressed on keyboard over a given length of time depends on the setting Press any key to turn on backlight of IME DTE read Out Edit call Log...

Page 65: ... To edit a message or to manipulate files call Log To display the history of both incoming and outgoing calls Distress To initiate a distress alert Ncs les info To display the lists of LES or NCS or to register newly operating LES or NCS in the list receive Mode To select receive mode i e Inmarsat C mode or EGC reception mode egC To select EGC service type 2 Direct commands You can select each fun...

Page 66: ...ilable by pressing a key with holding down Ctrl key Ctrl A Alarm off To stop sounding the alarm buzzer of the IME DTE Ctrl L MES position display ON OFF To alternate MES position display ON and OFF Ctrl O log Out To initiate a log out request Ctrl F MES communication status display ON OFF To alternate MES communication status display ON and OFF Ctrl Z Printer status display ON OFF To alternate MES...

Page 67: ...mands You can control screen on the IME DTE by pressing one of the following keys while holding down Ctrl key Ctrl To light up the display backlight and LED to 15 stages Ctrl To darken the display backlight and LED to 15 stages ...

Page 68: ...3 8 3 4 2 MES Status Area Fig 3 4 2 MES Status Area ...

Page 69: ... MES s receive mode When EGC receive only mode is chosen MES can not serve with Inmarsat C trafic except distress alert initiation To send a message to TELEX network To send a message to E MAIL network To send a message to FACSIMILE network To send a message to PSDN network To send a message to PSTN network To send a message by DNID To send a message with special access code To cancel a message Te...

Page 70: ...nitiates log out request log In initiation Initiates log in request Performance test initiation Initiates performance test Scheduled transmission Sets parameter of scheduled transmission Land id registration for polling Registers land user ID of S F polling dnid seleCtion Sets message reception to able disable by dedicated network ID peripheral Function Sets parameter of peripheral function passWo...

Page 71: ...oes not login Please login manually The information is displayed on IME DTE screen to user Step Operation Response Example Screen Example Remarks 1 Move the cursor to Ncs les info with using the arrow keys and press Enter key The Ncs les information window is displayed 2 Move the cursor to Preferred ocean region and press Enter key The Preferred ocean region window is displayed 3 Confirm the curso...

Page 72: ...ple Screen Example Remarks 1 Hold down Alt key and press U key The Set up window is displayed 2 Confirm that Data Time window has been selected then press Enter key The Date time window is displayed 3 Move the cursor to the item you want to correct and press Enter key You can select the display mode Coordinated Universal Time UTC or local time LT with display timE 4 To return to Main menu and corr...

Page 73: ...e or ESC key The Main menu is displayed Fig 3 5 3 Peripheral function Window Setting parameters are as follows automatic Message print out Set received message transmitted message and function of call logging information automatic print out to ON or OFF NOTE Printing of EGC massage is carried out although automatic print out function is turned OFF Please note it is not malfunction of the printer a...

Page 74: ...he port connected with MES and interface condition i e Nmea0183 nMea0182 or JRC original when you choose Internal Choose interface from Nmea0183 or nMea0182 when you choose External as usual select Nmea0183 Received sentence is GGA RMC GLL GNS ZDA and DTM Baudrate is 4800 bps Buzzer sound duration for message received Set the buzzer sound duration for receiving routine or safety message No sound o...

Page 75: ...en you choose dS you can select the following interface condition Baud rate 4800 2400 or 1200 bps Data length 8 or 7 bits Parity None odd or even Stop bit 1 or 2 bits Extention port Set the extention port which is connected GPS out AIS output Internal GPS data and input AIS data AME Connecting with AME Both Connecting with AME and AIS output Internal GPS data NOTE Do not operate the followings fro...

Page 76: ...le three step values Maximum Typical and Minimum When press the dimmer button dimmer level switch four step values Maximum Typical Minimum and Turn off a light Setting range is from 1 to 15 Fig 3 6 2 LCD LED dimmer button setting Window LCD LED dimmer Screen saver function Display color pattern User defined color LCD LED dimmer button LCD LED dimmer 0 15 13 LCD LED dimmer button setting Screensave...

Page 77: ...ver function and starting time 3 6 3 1 Function ON OFF This menu can set the screensaver function ON OFF state Step Operation IME DTE Response 1 Move the cursor to setting Function ON OFF with using arrow keys and press Enter key The cursor is move to the setting area 2 Choose ON or OFF from the pull down menu and press Enter key Change the setting to new one 3 6 3 2 Starting Time This menu can se...

Page 78: ...4 colors and capital letter shows shortcut command for example T for Transmit font 3 6 5 5 color Each item can set from the following 17 colors Black Gray Silver White Maroon Red Olive Yellow Green Lime Teal Cyan Navy Blue Purple Magenta and Orange In addition you can not set the same color between background and text in each area read Out Edit call Log Distress Ncs les info receive Mode Footer ar...

Page 79: ...Select the color and press Enter key When the color is not changed Press F10 key Change the setting to new one 3 6 5 3 Background Color of H F Display This menu can set H F area background color Step Operation IME DTE Response 1 Move the cursor to Background color of H F display with using the arrow keys and press Enter key Background color of H F display setting window is displayed 2 Select the c...

Page 80: ...y the editing command 2 The editing command is composed of Edit Telex File menu and Edit Ascii File menu Edit Telex File This command is used for the transmitting file by telex In this command the characters that can use on the land telex line can be input Note 1 Edit Ascii File This command is used for the transmitting file by data line In this command the characters that can use on the land data...

Page 81: ...ter the file name to be edited and press Enter key or move the cursor to the file to be edited and press Enter key The message in the file is displayed When you want to make a new file enter a file name and press Enter key Note 2 When you want to edit a file stored in USB drive input E into the column of File Note 3 4 Edit the message using Edit function keys F1 F10 See 3 6 2 Editing Procedure bel...

Page 82: ...le name use Delete key or Backspace key To erase all characters use Delete key To erase characters one by one use Backspace key Note 3 After editing USB drive file saving and read out place of file is changed to USB drive E When you want to save and read out files in the memory of the IME DTE enter F into the column of File Note 4 Pull out USB drive after return the read out place to inner IME DTE...

Page 83: ...ROWN 1 Move the cursor to a character in the next line to be inserted by pressing and THE QUICK BROWN THE LAZY DOG 2 Press F2 Ins Line THE QUICK BROWN _ THE LAZY DOG F2 Ins Line Line Insertion 3 Type character s to be inserted THE QUICK BROWN FOX_ THE LAZY DOG F3 Block Block Function 1 See paragraph 3 7 1 2 1 Move the cursor to any character of the word to be deleted by pressing and THE QUICK QUIC...

Page 84: ...of Command Sets 1 Press F10 Others to switch the command sets to the group B Note 1 When F8 key is pressed then the new file is created in File list NOTE Edit has two modes for character editing overwrite mode and insertion mode These two modes can be alternately selected by pressing F1 Insert Off Insert On When Edit is started overwrite mode is selected automatically Once F1 is pressed Edit enter...

Page 85: ...o word Restoration of Deleted Word 2 Press F4 Undo Word THE QUICKBROWN FOX 1 Move the cursor to the next line after the one to be restored THE QUICK OVER THE LAZY F5 Undo Line Restoration of Deleted Line 2 Press F5 Undo Line BROWN FOX JUMPS THE QUICK OVER THE LAZY 1 Move the cursor to the character where another file is to be inserted THE QUICK_FOR 2 Press F6 Merge File Merge File _ F6 Merge File ...

Page 86: ... NO 6 Select YES and press Enter to continue the search string Select NO and press Enter to stop the search string String xxxxx not found F9 Find Replace Word Search and Replace 7 Press any Key to return the edit mode F10 Others Switch of Command sets 1 Press F10 Others to switch the command sets to the group A NOTE When the edit mode is edit Telex file set the max columns to 69 Characters words a...

Page 87: ...ected 1 Select block Before the block function is used select the block according to the following procedures Step Operation Example 1 Move the cursor to the top of the block 1 THE QUICK 2 THE QUICK 3 THE QUICK 2 Press F3 Block Move the cursor to Top marker of block and press Enter key Top marker of block 3 Move the cursor to the bottom of the block 1 THE QUICK 2 THE QUICK 3 THE QUICK 4 Press F3 B...

Page 88: ...city exceeds 8000 bytes 3 Delete block Step Operation Example 1 Select the Block according to the item 1 Select Block 1 THE QUICK 2 THE QUICK 3 THE QUICK 2 Press F3 Block Select Delete block and press Enter key 3 THE QUICK 4 Move block Step Operation Example 1 Select the Block according to the item 1 Select Block 1 THE QUICK 2 THE QUICK 3 THE QUICK 4 THE QUICK 2 Move the cursor to the character wh...

Page 89: ...BC TLX 6 Go to the block Step Operation Example 1 Select the Block according to the item 1 Select Block 1 THE QUICK 2 THE QUICK 3 THE QUICK 4 THE QUICK 2 Press F3 Block Select Go to the block and Enter key The cursor is jumped to a top of the block Note 3 THE QUICK 4 THE QUICK NOTE When the block has not selected the following messages are displayed Press any key to erase this message Fig 3 7 1 2b...

Page 90: ...by Name or Time when file list is displayed 1 Delete file Step Operation IME DTE Response Remarks 1 Move the cursor to EdIt and press Enter key Edit window is displayed 2 Select Delete file and press Enter key Delete file list menu is displayed Delete file _ 3 Select the file name to delete and press Enter key EX TEST BAK CAUTION Are you sure you want to delete the file TEST BAK Yes No is displaye...

Page 91: ... to return the main menu Main menu is displayed 3 Copy file Step Operation IME DTE Response Remarks 1 Move the cursor to Edit and press Enter key Edit window is displayed 2 Select Copy file and press Enter key The file list memorized in IME DTE and Current file name is displayed 3 Enter the file name or move the cursor to the file name you want to copy then press Enter key When you save the file t...

Page 92: ...w is displayed 2 Select Remove USB drive and press Enter key To stop the USB drive choose Yes After the USB drive is stopped the USB drive can be safety removed YES NO is displayed 3 To remove the USB drive select Yes and press Enter key When the processing is succeeded The USB drive can now be safely removed from DTE is displayed and the USB mark is disappeared When the processing is failed ERROR...

Page 93: ...rive Be very careful when using the command Step Operation IME DTE Response Remarks 1 Move the cursor to Edit and press Enter key Edit window is displayed 2 Select Format USB drive and press Enter key WARNING Formatting will erase ALL data on the USB drive To format the USB drive choose Yes Yes No is displayed 3 Select Yes to format the USB drive and press Enter key and then insert the new USB dri...

Page 94: ...E only ensures to access the files which are created or edited by itself 3 Precautions 1 The IME DTE does NOT support other than USB Flash memories devices such as Hard Disk Drives any Optical Drives such as CD ROM drives or DVD ROM drives any Optical Magnetic Drives such as MO drives and any Flash memory Card Reader such as SD Card Reader In addition Mousses Keyboards Game Pads and all other USB ...

Page 95: ...mory is not connected 11 The USB Flash memory has NOT to be removed when accessing LED of the memory is flickered The file data might be destroyed 12 Our warranty does not apply to damages or malfunctions affected by the USB Flash memories which are infected by computer viruses 13 Save a file into the USB Flash memory after it is physically formatted on a PC Without that to mount the USB Flash mem...

Page 96: ...ge is sent to the subscriber with some communication network When the message is sent the communication network is selected in the Transmit window The telex communication network is the mandatory facility for all LESs Other facility depends on each LES Fig 3 8a Transmit Window Telex Communication Network E mail Communication Network Facsimile T30 Communication Network PSDN X25 etc Communication Ne...

Page 97: ...ge transmitting However please note that distress telex message is not retransmitted in the following cases 1 When power switch of the device is turned OFF and ON 2 When power switch of External power supply unit is turned OFF and ON 3 When the ship is recovered from blackout 4 When a random failure is occurred in the device Fig 3 8 1a Example of Telex Window Destination code subscriber s number a...

Page 98: ... 0 7 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 The cursor is moved to answerback Type triple digits in the country code When the country code is double digits such as Ex 0 is preceded by the country code 6 Type answerback code and press Enter Ex 12345678 ABCD J 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 A B C D J Enter The cursor is moved to 2 When the answerback code is not provided press Enter key only Note 1 7 After confirmation of each paramet...

Page 99: ...ey When the ship s position is not included select Off and press Enter key The cursor is moved to delivery Confirmation 18 When the setting of the delivery Confirmation is changed press Enter key The cursor is moved to right side 19 When the delivery confirmation is requested to LES select oN and press Enter key When the delivery confirmation is not requested to LES select Off and press Enter key ...

Page 100: ... subscribers is displayed Press F10 Previous key to return to main menu S F message 96 01 15 11 00 delivered to subscribers 07202822351 is displayed Example Delivery date and time 1996 1 15 11 00 Destination number 07202822351 Press F10 Previous key to delete the message Note 1 Message can be sent to up to 5 subscribers whom destination code is same by moving the cursor to Destination code subscri...

Page 101: ... selected LES ID is other than 000 063 100 163 200 263 and 300 363 the following window is displayed Press F10 Previous key and type the correct LES ID Fig 3 8 1c ERROR Window ERROR Selected LES does not operate in this ocean Confirm the LES ID F10 Previous ...

Page 102: ...key Ex 28 2 8 Enter The cursor is moved to File name Special access codes differ from LES to LES Ask LES of the LES s special access code 5 When the file is selected press Enter key The cursor is moved to right column from File name 6 Press F2 File selection key The File list window is displayed 7 Select the file by key and press Enter key The contents of the file are displayed When the file name ...

Page 103: ...ed the transmitting message select oN and press Enter key When the ship s position is not included select Off and press Enter key The cursor is moved to characTer code 15 When the setting of the characTer code is changed press Enter key The cursor is moved to right column from characTer code 16 Select the characTer code and Enter key The cursor is moved to delivery Confirmation 17 When the setting...

Page 104: ...n you carry out the procedure of Step 7 if characTer code is set as Data Press F10 Previous key when you carry out data transmission Fig 3 8 2c WARNING Window Note 3 When the selected LED ID is closed or the selected LES ID is other than 000 063 100 163 200 263 and 300 363 the following window is displayed Press F10 Previous key and type the correct LES ID Fig 3 8 2d ERROR Window ERROR The file is...

Page 105: ...bbreviated number is used press F2 Address book code key 5 Type telephone country code subscriber s number and press Enter Ex Country code 81 Subscriber s number 12345678 0 8 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Enter The cursor is moved to 2 Type triple digits in the country code When the country code is double digits such as Ex 0 is preceded by the country code Note 1 6 After confirmation of each parameter press F...

Page 106: ...ES list window is displayed When the JUE 87 is not synchronized to satellite the blank list is displayed 14 Select the LES ID by key and press Enter key The Facsimile window is displayed and the cursor is moved to posItion Note 4 15 When the setting of the posItion is changed press Enter key The cursor is moved to right side 16 When the ship s position is included the transmitting message select o...

Page 107: ... 11 00 sent to LES 203 is displayed Example Call date and time 1996 1 15 11 00 LES ID 203 When the message print on function is turned on the call time date destination number LED ID and the message are displayed Press F10 Previous key to clear the message 23 After the message is transmitted to subscribers S F message delivered to subscribers is displayed Press F10 previous key to return previous ...

Page 108: ...w file name Fig 3 8 3b ERROR Window Note 3 Following window is displayed when you carry out the procedure of Step 9 if characTer code is set as Data Press F10 Previous key when you carry out data transmission Fig 3 8 3c WARNING Window Note 4 When the selected LED ID is closed or the selected LES ID is other than 000 063 100 163 200 263 and 300 363 the following window is displayed Press F10 Previo...

Page 109: ... no When the abbreviated number is used Press F2 Address book code key 5 Type data network id subscriber s number and press Enter Ex Data Network ID 1112 Subscriber s number 12345678 1 1 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Enter The cursor is moved to 2 The data network id is provided by each LES Note 1 6 Confirm each parameter and press F10 Previous key Data PSDN window is displayed and the cursor is moved to Fi...

Page 110: ... not synchronized to satellite the blank list is displayed Note 4 14 Select the LES ID by key and press Enter key Data PSDN window is displayed and the cursor is moved to posItion 15 When the setting of the posItion is changed press Enter key The cursor is moved to right side 16 When the ship s position is included the transmitting message select oN and press Enter key When the ship s position is ...

Page 111: ...ple Delivery date and time 1996 1 15 11 00 Destination number 11121234567 When the message print on function is turned on the call time destination number and LES ID are displayed Press F10 previous key to clear the message Note 1 Message can be sent to up to five subscribers whom destination code is same by moving the cursor to Destination code subscriber s number and answerback code then pressin...

Page 112: ...ayed Press F10 Previous key and type the correct LES ID Fig 3 8 4d ERROR Window 3 8 5 Transmitting Data PSTN Message Fig 3 8 5a Example of Data PSTN Window ERROR Selected LES does not operate in this ocean Confirm the LES ID F10 Previous country coDe subscriber s number 081 4123456789 Modem of subscriber Others T30 File name TEST MSG land Earth station les 203 Yamaguchi posItion Off characTer code...

Page 113: ...criber s number and press Enter Ex Country code 081 Subscriber s number 12345678 0 8 1 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 Enter The cursor is moved to 2 Note 1 6 After confirmation of each parameter press F10 Previous key The Data PSTN window is displayed The cursor is moved to Modem of subscriber 7 When the setting of the Modem of subscriber s is changed press Enter key The cursor is moved to right side 8 Select th...

Page 114: ...d When the JUE 87 is not synchronized to satellite the blank list is displayed 16 Select the LES ID by key and press Enter key The Data PSTN window is displayed The cursor is moved to posItion Note 4 17 When the setting of the posItion is changed press Enter key The cursor is moved to right side 18 When the ship s position is included the transmitting message select oN and press Enter key When the...

Page 115: ...time 1996 1 15 11 00 LES ID 203 When the message print on function is turned on the call time date destination number LES IDs are displayed Press F10 Previous key to clear the message 25 S F message 96 01 15 11 00 delivered to subscribers 0811234567 is displayed Example Delivery date and time 1996 1 15 11 00 Destination number 0811234567 When the message print on function is turned on the call tim...

Page 116: ...ss F10 Previous key when you carry out data transmission Fig 3 8 5c WARNING Window Note 4 When the selected LED ID is closed or the selected LES ID is other than 000 063 100 163 200 263 and 300 363 the following window is displayed Press F10 Previous key and type the correct LES ID Fig 3 8 5d ERROR Window ERROR The file is missing Confirm the file name F10 Previous Warning Can not display binary t...

Page 117: ... Fig 3 8 6b Example of Closed network S F Window cloSed network id dnid 12345 File name TEST MSG land Earth station les 203 Yamaguchi posItion Off traNsfer S F character code Ia5 delivery Confirmation oN F1 Send call F10 Previous Closed network S F cloSed network id dnid 12345 File name TEST MSG land Earth station les 203 Yamaguchi posItion Off traNsfer Data report F1 Send call F10 Previous Closed...

Page 118: ...ursor is moved to File name 6 When the file is selected press Enter key The cursor is moved to right column from File name 7 Press F2 File selection key The File list window is displayed 8 Select the file by key and press Enter key The contents of the file are displayed When the file name is knowledge type the file name directly Note 1 2 9 After confirmation of the contents and press F10 Previous ...

Page 119: ...losed network window is displayed When the Data report is selected skip to step 23 18 Select the characTer code and Enter key The cursor is moved to right column from characTer code 19 When the setting of the characTer code is changed press Enter key The cursor is moved to delivery Confirmation 20 When the setting of the delivery Confirmation is changed press Enter key The cursor is moved to right...

Page 120: ...ode is set as Data Press F10 Previous key when you carry out data transmission Fig 3 8 6d WARNING Window Note 3 When the selected LED ID is closed or the selected LES ID is other than 000 063 100 163 200 263 and 300 363 the following window is displayed Press F10 Previous key and type the correct LES ID Fig 3 8 6e ERROR Window ERROR The file is missing Confirm the file name F10 Previous ERROR Sele...

Page 121: ...phabets 6 digits maximum and press Enter key Ex 28 2 8 Enter The cursor is moved to File name Special access codes differ from LES to LES Ask LES of the LES s special access code 5 When the file is selected press Enter key The cursor is moved to right column from File name 6 Press F2 File selection key The File list window is displayed 7 Select the file by key and press Enter key The contents of t...

Page 122: ...d the transmitting message select oN and press Enter key When the ship s position is not included select Off and press Enter key The cursor is moved to characTer code 15 When the setting of the characTer code is changed press Enter key The cursor is moved to right column from characTer code 16 Select the characTer code and Enter key The cursor is moved to delivery Confirmation 17 When the setting ...

Page 123: ...en you carry out the procedure of Step 7 if characTer code is set as Data Press F10 Previous key when you carry out data transmission Fig 3 8 7c WARNING Window Note 3 When the selected LED ID is closed or the selected LES ID is other than 000 063 100 163 200 263 and 300 363 the following window is displayed Press F10 Previous key and type the correct LES ID Fig 3 8 7d ERROR Window ERROR The file i...

Page 124: ...ode key The Address book code window is displayed 5 Move the cursor to register the abbreviated number and press F6 New code key The cursor is moved to Name The abbreviated number is registered 40 numbers maximum 6 Type the country code subscriber s number and press Enter key When the service type is Telex type the answerback code Move the cursor to next number after press Enter key The typed numb...

Page 125: ...s Enter key The line of selected number is displayed in reverse 6 Press F10 Previous key The specified destination number etc is displayed on the Destination menu When the multi address function is used press Enter key instead of F10 key and select the number After confirmation press F10 Previous key Note 1 7 Press F10 Previous key Telex window is displayed 8 Set the other request parameter and pr...

Page 126: ...em you want to register then press Enter key The Scheduled transmission parameter window is displayed See the example below 4 Move the cursor to each item to set and press Enter key then set each parameter 5 After confirming each parameter to return to Main menu press F10 Previous key twice or ESC key Fig 3 8 9 Example of Scheduled transmission Window starting date and Time yy mm dd hh mm UTC 10 1...

Page 127: ...DN Data transmission Closed network Special access Destination code subscriber s number Set the destination code and subscriber s number Character code Set the character code you want to use over the satellite link Data type Set the data type you want to send You can choose the following messages Position data QTH Choose the on or off of the position data transmission Position data is automaticall...

Page 128: ...le File name Set the file name you want to send Confirmation of file name is required at Edit Message with no file name is sent when unrecorded file name is inputted Transmission Choose the schedule on or off ...

Page 129: ...to see The message list you have chosen is displayed Each message list displays received messages in chronological order The newest message is displayed at the top of list Inm C Inm C message list Egc Egc message list All reception message list Received all messages See Fig 3 9a to 3 9c 3 Move the cursor to the message you want to read and press Enter key The message you want to see is displayed S...

Page 130: ...1 Delete F5 Print out F10 Previous Inm C message list No Date Time Priority Size Service 1 05 01 01 01 12 Safety 1000 Group call 2 04 12 02 01 10 Safety 1001 Urgency message NAV warning 3 04 11 30 01 33 Urgent 1002 INMARSAT system message 4 04 10 22 01 41 Distress 1003 Coastal warning 5 04 09 20 01 55 Safety 1004 Shore ship distress alert 6 04 05 30 01 22 Safety 1005 Urgency message NAV warning 7 ...

Page 131: ...01 3 04 11 30 01 33 Urgent 1002 INMARSAT system message 4 04 10 22 01 41 Routine 1003 5 04 09 20 01 55 Safety 1004 6 04 05 30 01 22 Routine 1005 7 03 12 24 01 08 Safety 1006 Urgency message MET NAV warning 8 03 05 03 01 07 Routine 1007 9 03 01 06 01 09 Safety 1000 Download group identity 10 02 10 30 01 24 Routine 1000 contd total Residual Kbytes F1 Delete F5 Print out F10 Previous ...

Page 132: ...ed 4 Move the cursor to the message you want to delete and press Space bar You can select a number of messages in same time Asterisk marks are displayed on the head of the lines you want to delete To delete the all message press F2 select all key If you want to cancel the deleting press Space bar once more to cancel it Then Asterisk marks are cleared and deletion is cancelled 5 To delete the selec...

Page 133: ...04 Shore ship distress alert 6 04 05 30 01 22 Safety 1005 7 03 12 24 01 08 Distress 1006 Urgency message MET NAV warning 8 03 05 03 01 07 Routine 1007 Group call 9 03 01 06 01 09 Distress 1000 Download group identity 10 02 10 30 01 24 Distress 1000 Coastal warning contd total Residual Kbytes Space Select Unselect F2 Select all F7 Delete F10 Previous EGC Message list Delete Asterisk marks are displ...

Page 134: ...351 222 12345 85 Delivered to LES 05 04 12 13 50 13 55 S F R 210 8421 125 Reception success 05 04 11 10 13 10 16 S F Poll T 051885629 210 8415 42 Delivered to subscriber 05 04 11 10 09 10 12 S F T 210 8413 26 Delivered to LES Multi 05 04 09 18 21 18 24 S F T 023961114 203 78 Call failure contd Total 25 Fig 3 10 Example of Call logging history Window NOTE F7 clear history command clears all informa...

Page 135: ...est PV test Performance verification test Direction of call R Reception Land subscriber to MES T Transmission MES to land subscriber 3 Msg no shows the serial number of the calls via each LES 4 Size shows number of characters in the message 5 2nd line shows the result of the call Example Delivered to LES Message is transmitted to LES Delivered to subscriber Message is transmitted to land subscribe...

Page 136: ...b Confirmation of the Result of E mail Transmission You send a message from your ship to a land subscriber the message is received by LES at the first LES delivers the message to land subscriber s terminal equipment You can check the transmission result whether the message is successfully received by LES or not it only have to check Call logging history You can check whether the message is send to...

Page 137: ...Delivery confirmation request in the past LES returns the confirmation result after couple of minutes You can open another window and do another job while waiting the reply from LES Delivery confirmation window is displayed at the time when the reply from LES is reached JUE 87 asks about the information of delivery confirmation to LES JUE 87 only displays Information of delivery confirmation store...

Page 138: ...iber Above figure shows that first and second destination did not receive the mail by any reasons Ask the LES of the detail of 3 degrees code is showed when the destination does not receive the mail such as second call Transmissions to the rest of 5 persons are succeeded Character line 1234567 91234567890 means E mail address 3 10 2 Print Out When you want to print out the history press F5 Print o...

Page 139: ...nd follow the direction 2 Intermittence sound as alarm JUE 87 received an abnormal message All LED lamps are blinked with buzzer sound you can no operation from the keyboard Note 1 Changing the parameter on Peripheral function window in Set up menu can extend the Buzzer sound duration See 3 5 3 Note 2 When the ship s position has not been updated more than 4 hours the alarm is sounded with the mes...

Page 140: ...ted time Course MES heading ship s Speed MES Navigation speed lEs LES ID name where a distress alert is sent NOTE Set the Data source to Manual prior to enter a position information manually The position information from GPS is ignored within 60 minutes after manual entering Set the Data source to GPS to make the position information from GPS effective To stop Distress alert transmission press X k...

Page 141: ...a source and then press Enter key GPS Automatically inserted with GPS data Position Update Course Speed Manual Input data Position Update Course Speed Update Course Sp eed The cursor is moved to lEs when you select GPS The cursor is moved to Position when you select Manual 6 Enter the latitude of your ship and press Enter key Enter longitude of your ship and Enter key Example North latitude 35 50 ...

Page 142: ...e cursor moves to right side 12 Enter the speed and then press Enter key Ex 12 0 knots 1 2 0 Enter The cursor moves to lEs 13 Press Enter key to change the LES you want to send The cursor moves to right side 14 Press F2 LES list key LES list window screen is displayed When the JUE 87 is not synchronized to satellite the blank list is displayed 15 Choose LES ID using key and press Enter key Distres...

Page 143: ...key on Main menu Set up window is displayed 2 Move the cursor to the item Land id registration for polling then press Enter key Land id registration for polling window is displayed See the example in next page 3 Move the cursor to the item you want to register then press Enter key 4 Type Telex destination code and subscriber s number of polling user then press Enter key 1st field 3 digit destinati...

Page 144: ...subscriber s no LES 0 1 2 3 4 Destination code subscriber s no LES 0 1 2 3 5 Destination code subscriber s no LES 0 1 2 3 6 Destination code subscriber s no LES 0 1 2 3 7 Destination code subscriber s no LES 0 1 2 3 8 Destination code subscriber s no LES 0 1 2 3 9 Destination code subscriber s no LES 0 1 2 3 10 Destination code subscriber s no LES 0 1 2 3 F10 Previous Land ID registration for poll...

Page 145: ...in the text if the number is registered Command for position polling Q XXX XXX XXX X X Network type TELEX PSDN or Vxx for PSTN Subscriber s number up to 11 digit Destination code 3 digit Example of position polling MES receives the following message Q 072 02822351 TELEX NNNN Then MES transmits the following message to the land user destination code 072 subscriber s number 02822351 via Telex MES NO...

Page 146: ...d for position polling FILEXXX XXX XXX XXX XXX X X Network type TELEX PSDN or Vxx for PSTN Subscriber s number up to 11 digit Destination code 3 digit File name 8 digit and extension 3 digit Port number of DTE connected 1 digit 0 Data port main 2 Data port 2 Option Example of position polling MES receives the following message FILE0QBF TLX 072 02822351 TELEX NNNN Then MES transmits the following m...

Page 147: ...digit Port number of DTE connected 1 digit 0 Data port main 2 Data port 2 Option Example of file list polling MES receives the following message FLIST0 072 02822351 TELEX NNNN Then MES transmits following message to the land user destination code 072 subscriber s number 02822351 via Telex FLIST 0 OPEDTE EXE 280337 96 08 08 19 53 QBF TLX 58 96 07 14 02 47 ...

Page 148: ...r is registered The maximum data size is up to 2K bytes per each port Command for file polling DSX XXX XXX XXX X X Network type TELEX PSDN or Vxx for PSTN Subscriber s number up to 11 digit Destination code 3 digit Port number of data source connected 1 digit 0 Data port main 2 Data port 2 Option Example of data source polling MES receives the following message DS0 072 02822351 TELEX NNNN Then MES...

Page 149: ...mand is included in the receive message the MES checks the access code then change the parameters Command for parameters read out polling SR XXX XXX XXX X X Network type TELEX PSDN or Vxx for PSTN Subscriber s number up to 11 digit Destination code 3 digit Example of parameter read out polling MES receives the following message SR 072 02822351 TELEX MES transmits the following message to the land ...

Page 150: ...follows 1 START 96 05 15 12 00 INTERVAL 06 00 LES 101 DESTINATION 001 1234567890 NETWORK PSTN V22B CHARACTER DATA DATA DS1 TRANSMIT ON Access code Schedule number Start date YYMMDD Start time HHMM Interval HHMM LES ID Network type TELEX PSDN Vxx for PSTN Destination code 3 digit Subscriber s number Destination code 4 digit for PSDN 3 digit for TELEX and PSTN Presentation IA5 ITA2 or DATA Data type...

Page 151: ... polling MES receives the following message LOG 072 02822351 TELEX MES transmits the following message to the land based user country code 072 subscriber s number 02822351 via Telex CALL LOG 412345678 96 10 10 14 10 14 13 S F T 07201822351 202 12345 10 DELIVERED TO SUBSCRIBER 96 10 10 13 20 13 21 LOGIN T 244 CALL SUCCESS 96 10 09 07 10 07 11 LOGOUT T 244 CALL SUCCESS 96 10 09 06 55 06 58 S F T 072...

Page 152: ... subscribers System service is a service provided for operational information Both the Safety NETTM and Fleet NETTM services make use of flexible addressing techniques to allow the reception of messages from a variety of service providers depending on the particular requirements of the user The Safety NETTM service utilizes a geographic area addressing technique to direct messages to ships within ...

Page 153: ... message with Urgency or Distress priority is received the buzzer in DTE and IME sounding continuously In this case hold down Ctrl key and press A key on Main menu When the ship s position has not been updated more than 4 hours Enter new ship s position message is displayed When the ship s position has not been updated more than 8 hours from the displayed above warning message all geographical add...

Page 154: ...ey The cursor is moved To Enable or Disable 4 Move the cursor to Enable or Disable and press Enter key The cursor is moved to next item 5 Press F10 Previous key The EGC window is displayed 6 To return to Main menu press F10 Previous key twice Main menu screen is displayed When you want to change the another item move the cursor and press Enter key Fig 3 13 3 1a Navarea Metarea Window Area 1 Enable...

Page 155: ...3 95 3 Fig 3 13 3 1b Navarea Metarea ...

Page 156: ...to Main menu press F10 Previous key twice Main menu screen is displayed When you want to change the other item move the cursor and press Enter key Fig 3 13 3 2 EGC Window 3 13 3 3 Setting of Reception Type You can restrict below mentioned services at this menu Chart correction service charT correction service Chart correction service for fixed area Chart correction service for fixed areas Download...

Page 157: ...e cursor is moved to next item 5 Press F10 Previous key The EGC window is displayed When you want to restrict the other service message return to step 3 6 To return to Main menu press F10 Previous or press Esc key Main menu screen is displayed When you want to change the other item move the cursor and press Enter key Note 1 When the group calL Fleet NET is selected and the Enable is also selected ...

Page 158: ...able 3 When you want to change the setting move the cursor The cursor is moved to Enable or Disable 4 Select the Enable or Disable and press Enter key The cursor is moved to next area 5 Press F10 Previous key The EGC window is displayed When you want to change the other area setting return to step 3 6 To return to Main menu press F10 Previous or press Esc key Main menu screen is displayed When you...

Page 159: ...ical Warnings search and Rescue SAR information and piracy attack warnings Additional navigational warnings Fig 3 13 3 5 Coastal warning type Window other Electronic navaid messages Enable Ice report Enable Loran messages Enable Meteorological forecasts Enable Pilot and VTS service messages Enable GNSS messages Enable no message on Hand Enable AIS service messages Enable F10 Previous Coastal warni...

Page 160: ... move the cursor to restrict item and press Enter key The cursor is moved to Enable or Disable 4 Move the cursor to Enable or Disable and press Enter key The cursor is moved to next item 5 Press F10 Previous key The EGC window is displayed When you want to restrict the other Coastal warning return to step 3 6 To return to Main menu press F10 Previous or press Esc key Main menu screen is displayed ...

Page 161: ... s Longitude and press Enter key Ex North 35 50 20 East 139 30 35 N 3 5 5 0 2 0 Enter E 1 3 9 3 0 3 5 Enter The cursor is moved to Course 5 When the ship s course is changed press Enter key The cursor is moved to right side 6 When the ship s course is changed press Enter key The cursor is moved to ship s Speed 7 When the ship s Speed is changed press Enter key The cursor is moved to right side 8 T...

Page 162: ... function When this function is turned off or on according to the following procedure Step Operation IME DTE Response 1 Hold down Alt key and press u key Set up window is displayed 2 Move the cursor to Peripheral Function and press Enter key Peripheral function window is displayed 3 Move the cursor to automatic Message print out and press Enter key The cursor is moved to oN oFf 4 Select oN or oFf ...

Page 163: ...iation and press Enter key Initiation confirming window is displayed Performance test window is displayed 3 Move the cursor to Yes and press Enter key The Set up window is displayed MES status changes to PV test from Ready The following window is displayed within PV testing 4 When PV test is completed test results are displayed automatically See the following example of test results Do you initiat...

Page 164: ... test MES originating message transfer test Distress alert test 3 15 Distress Button Test The Distress button test can be demonstrated the procedure of a distress alert transmission even if the JUE 87 is not synchronized to satellite NOTE To avoid sending the false distress alert transmission confirm certainly that JUE 87 is in the test mode prior to carrying out Distress button test F5 Print out ...

Page 165: ... 5 sec on 1 0 sec off Then SOS is displayed at the first line of DTE The buzzer sounding for about 30 seconds 4 It passes 5 sec after pressing the distress button The buzzer in DTE and IME is sounding 0 5 sec ON 0 5 sec OFF The Distress lamp on IME is blinking 0 5 sec ON 0 5 sec OFF Distress Button Test window is displayed Data source contents Alarm history software Version distress button Test F1...

Page 166: ...on IME is illuminating 5 sec When the distress button is tested completely the following window is displayed 6 To return to Main menu press F10 Previous key and press F7 Cancel key Main menu is displayed Distress Button Test Distress button test succeeded F10 Previous Distress buttons are under test now Press the distress button to test it F10 Cancel Distress button test mode ...

Page 167: ...ion Polling Program include following information 1 Address information LES DNID Member Number 2 Start data and time of DR EDR first transmission 3 Transmission interval of DR EDR Minimum 15 minutes Maximum 24 hours 4 Number of packets of DR EDR Minimum 1 packet Maximum 4 packets For EPADR function EPADR Assignment is necessary information EPADR Assignment include following information 1 Address i...

Page 168: ...t there is a possibility that data reporting is failed 1 DR communication sequence The MES sends a data report to the LES and DR communication sequence is completed 2 EDR communication sequence The MES sends a data report to the LES The LES sends an acknowledgement to the MES a When the MES receives the acknowledgement the MES decides call successful of data report and EDR communication sequence i...

Page 169: ...ata report is re sent by EDR Enhanced Data Reporting MES can request EPADR Assignment For new request assigning address transmission interval number of packets and number of reports is necessary For parameter change request of EPADR assignment which already downloaded assigning transmission interval number of packets and number of reports is necessary After MES sends the all reports as a function ...

Page 170: ... DNID on the left of ID number is for EPADR Date time confiG log Out initiation log In initiation Performance test initiation Scheduled transmission Land id registration for polling dnid seleCtion peripheral Function password EPADR informAtion Set up F10 Previous Name DNID for EPADR LES MEM ABC 00001 003 001 Enable ABC 00001 103 001 Enable ABC 00001 203 001 Enable ABC 00001 303 001 Enable CDE 0000...

Page 171: ...ed items OR Ocean Region AOW AOE POR IOR LES Land Earth Station DNID Data Network ID MEM Member Number STF Starting Transmission Frame ITVL Transmission Interval Frame STS Status Act Active Inact Inactive PKT Number of transmitted Packet DATE Program activated date Time UTC Frame x 8 64 sec 1 frame Explanation of displayed screen In above case the program activates only in AOW AOR W Ocean Region a...

Page 172: ...layed 4 Move the cursor to EPADR Assignment 1 and press Enter key EPADR Assignment 1 window Fig 3 16 5 1 is displayed 5 Press F9 key Each time F9 key is pressed other assignments EPADR Assignment 1 2 3 or 4 window is displayed Date time confiG log Out initiation log In initiation Performance test initiation Scheduled transmission Land id registration for polling dnid seleCtion peripheral Function ...

Page 173: ...ts The number of packets is set 1 packet 2 packets 3 packets or 4 packets number of Reports Number of Reports remaining When the number of reports remaining is zero EPADR assignment request is executed automatically destination Address type SLCN DNID lEs 003 KDDI JPN Dnid mem 12345 100 ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXY transmission Interval 2 hours number of Packets 2 packets number of Reports 7000 Number...

Page 174: ...R Assignment can be requested from JUE 87 by following procedure However the request may be rejected Step Operation IME DTE response 1 Hold down Alt key and press U key on Main menu Set up window is displayed 2 Move the cursor to EPADR informAtion and press Enter key EPADR Information window is displayed 3 Move the cursor to EPADR Assignment and press Enter key EPADR Assignment window is displayed...

Page 175: ... downloaded assignment is four The transmission interval of previously downloaded assignment is 15 minutes Note 2 The parameters which can be set are as follows a Status of the assignment is No Data destination Address type lEs which can be set when destination Address type is SLCN Dnid mem which can be set when destination Address type is SLCN DNID transmission Interval number of Packets number o...

Page 176: ...indow is displayed 2 Move the cursor to EPADR informAtion and press Enter key EPADR Information window is displayed 3 Move the cursor to EPADR Tx Data and press Enter key EPADR Tx Data window is displayed 4 When you want to send position data move the cursor to posItion and press Enter key and move the cursor to oN and press Enter key 5 When you want to send other data move the cursor to File name...

Page 177: ...4 Canceled by Distress 11 11 08 10 20 09 30 SLCA R 100 003 Reject03 17 Call successful contd Total 25 Fig 3 16 5 4 Example of Call logging history Window Table 3 16 5 4 Reason Code Reason Code Content 01 Assignment rejected reason unspecified 02 MES cannot accept new assignments 03 Conflicting assignment MES should always sent this if there is a chance that the assignment conflict can be solved wi...

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Page 179: ...cal Maintenance 1 Cleaning Keep the equipment as clean as possible In particular wipe the ventilation opening with a dry cloth 2 Tightening of screws Check screws in all parts of the equipment and tighten any loosen one 4 1 1 2 Electrical Maintenance Daily maintenance of electrical may be unnecessary Refer to Next chapter Troubleshooting Flowchart Fig 4 2 1 ...

Page 180: ...k to get advice or to request for repair with the results of these items PSU Exchange Start Is the Power lamp lit after Power switch of IME NO EME IME Cable Exchange Confirm again with changing ship s direction IME Exchange YES EME Exchange YES YES NO NO NO NO NO Confirm again with setting of correct Ocean Region Is the screen changed to Main Menu from initialization window Is PSU normal Is there ...

Page 181: ...rt 2 2 NO YES YES NO Does Buzzer sound during operation EME internal GPS error Is not the alarm recorded Completed From previous page Is ID registered ID Application EME Exchange Is Ready lamp lit after 2 minutes YES NO NO Contact JRC YES NO ...

Page 182: ...tory then press Enter key Alarm history window is displayed 3 To return to Main menu press F10 key twice or ESC key Main menu is displayed Example of Alarm History JUE 87 IMN 410032123 SER 068577 HW 01 4 ACSE 01 00 2 0 MDM 11 00 IME 01 00 1 3 DTE 01 00 G 6 03 26 01 10 49 N35 41 E139 34 READY 1 CH 244 3124 2748 TX MD1 83017700007D9D00 ST 000000 D080 ACS 1000 1000 0000 EIC 6363 0000 0000 SET 132 2 1...

Page 183: ...DEM Version IME Main Version XX XX IME XX XX Y Y IME 01 00 1 3 IME SAFE Mode Version Y Y DTE XX XX DTE 01 00 DTE Version G X G 6 GPS Equipment Month MM Day DD Hour hh Minute mm MM DD hh mm ss 03 26 01 10 49 Date Second ss Latitude N Degree XX XX Longitude E NXX XX EYYY YY N35 41 E139 34 Position Degree YYY YY MES Status XXXXXX XXXXXX Y READY 1 TDM Channel type Y TDM Channel ID XXX Receiving channe...

Page 184: ...ood 0154 34 0 Fair Rec Good shows bigger C No than 35 0dBHz Rec Fair shows C No from 34 5 to 33 0 dBHz Rec Poor shows lower C No than 33 0 dBHz NOTE If receiving C No shows lower than 34 5dBHz check coverage of satellite and ocean region and select best ocean region for present location Refer to Appendix C IQ balance WWWW is always 0000 Master OSC Setting value XXXX 7D9D Hex shows control value of...

Page 185: ...s of PLL ICs 0x001000 EME MODEM Software alarm 0x000800 EME MODEM Hardware alarm 0x000400 DISTRESS button1 alarm 0x000200 DISTRESS button2 alarm 0x000100 DISTRESS button3 alarm 0x000080 Reserved 0x000040 SECURITY ALERT button1 alarm 0x000020 SECURITY ALERT button2 alarm 0x000010 SECURITY ALERT button3 alarm Alarm XXXXXX 0x000008 SECURITY ALERT button4 alarm 0x0000 Default menu Add the following ea...

Page 186: ...it IME EME LESsetting WWW Prefered Ocean Region X GPS setting Y SET WWW X Y ZZZ SET 132 2 4 100 Data port type ZZZ 1st digit DTE port main 2nd digit DTE port 1 3rd digit DTE port 2 TX I Amplitude SS TX I DC Offset TT TX Q DC Offset UU TX VCONT VV EIRP Moni WW PA BIAS1 XX PA BIAS2 YY MD2 SSTTUUVVWWXXYYZZ MD2 0123456789ABCDEF Note PA BIAS3 ZZ Note MD2 values are fixed for each terminal They show tra...

Page 187: ...underbolt and etc IME may not operate normally In this case press Del key under holding Ctrl and Alt keys If above method does not work or if the keyboard is ineffective turn off AC POWER and DC POWER on the EXT PSU NBD 904 after turning off the IME POWER switch TX ALARM If TX ALARM is displayed on the IME screen reset TX ALARM to set POWER switch to OFF and set to ON again If TX ALARM is displaye...

Page 188: ... the following items when ordering the repair Product name model name date of manufacture manufacture number State of the abnormality as in detail as possible Office name or organization name address telephone number Recommendation of overhaul The performances of the set may deteriorate due to the aging of parts and so on through the rate varies depending on the conditions of use So it is recommen...

Page 189: ...hen the JUE 87 have some trouble or some warning 1 WARNING Window 2 CAUTION Window 3 ERROR Window 4 MES Information Window When the window is displayed follow the instruction in the window When the pop up window is closed press F10 Previous key The pop up window shows in Item 4 3 1 to 4 3 4 for example ...

Page 190: ...se ALL data on the USB drive To format the USB drive choose Yes Yes No Now EGC high priority message is receiving When the alarm buzzer is stopped hold down the ctrl key and press A key When the window is closed press F10 Previous key Print out Call log The Call logging data of 90 or more calls are stored then the oldest call logging data is cleared Therefore print out the call logging data Print ...

Page 191: ...itiate a to request Yes No Press ENTER key to transmitting the distress message Move the cursor and press ENTER not to transmitting the distress message EGC message storage in DCE is full Oldest message is overwritten by the latest incoming message Delete unnecessary messages No Position Data Press F10 key to input data Press F10 and input position data Inmarsat C message storage in DCE is full Ol...

Page 192: ...Information Writing File ERROR Process aborted File can t be open It seems that the restoration of the file is difficult Taking backup of important document is highly recommended Press ENTER key to retry Printer is not ready Confirm the paper and on line The message is not printed out Press Esc key to clear the window then confirm the loading of roll paper and the setting of the printer by Set up ...

Page 193: ...ile name is missing Confirm the file name The USB drive is unreadable Press Enter key to retry Press Enter key to re read the USB drive If the same window is displayed the USB drive might be troubled or unformatted There is not enough room on the DTE main drive Delete some files The capacity of the Flash ROM is not enough Delete unnecessary file USB drive is not ready Insert USB drive and press En...

Page 194: ... report 003 09 10 29 16 25 failed Delete file Distress Button is disconnected Check the connection Distress acknowledgement received Distress Alert failed Retry transmission Distress Alert has been initiated Distress Alert has not been sent to NCS Returning to alternative NCS Distress Button is disconnected Check the connection Distress Button No is connected incorrectly Check the connection Distr...

Page 195: ...nput Save File Name Input Search String It may be too many files on desk Delete unnecessary files LES ID for distress alert has been updated automatically Log in failed There is a possibility that the LES is busy or receiving level is too low Move the position of antenna and wait a while to log in Log in succeeded Log out failed Log out succeeded Merge file MES is not commissioned yet The commissi...

Page 196: ...for announcement Wait the announcement from LES Carry out cancel call of Transmit when you close down the call request SB test is incomplete Confirm ALL SBs are OFF Turn off IME and DTE Security Button Test Now security button testing If real security alert to be sent cancel the test mode Security Button Test Security button test succeeded If real security alert to be sent cancel the test mode Sen...

Page 197: ...B drive again If the same window is displayed the USB IC in the DTE might have a failure To stop the USB drive choose Yes After the USB drive is stopped the USB drive can be safety removed Yes No Tune to NCS 144 cancelled Tune to NCS 144 failed Confirm whether there is a shield between the antenna and the satellite Carry out NCS scanning again 4 4 Help Function Hold down the Shift key and press F1...

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Page 199: ...Operative Temperature 35 C to 55 C EME operational 15 C to 55 C IME Storage Temperature 40 C to 70 C Relative Humidity 95 40 C Ice 25 mm EME Precipitation 100 mm hour EME Wind 100 knots Environmental Condition Vibration Compatibility with IEC 60945 Coding Interleaved convolution code R 1 2 K 7 Transmission 600 bps Data Rate Reception 600 bps Max Transmission Message 8K bytes Reception Message Stor...

Page 200: ...Character Format 9 7 dot Maximum Number of Character Per Line 80 characters line Roll Paper Size Recording paper 1PLY 214mmW 98mmφ 5ZPAL00002 Standard Recording paper 2PLY 214mmW 124mmφ 5ZPCK00001 Option Print Head Unit SP 24090AI 5ZYWZ00001 Option Ink Ribbon Type SP 16051 JRC Code 5ZZCM00003 Color Black Power Supply DC 24V 19 2 to 31 2V Power Consumption Approx 35W max Dimensions 399 mm W 376 mm ...

Page 201: ...pen when AC input is available between and is short Output rating DC 30V 30mA Output Floating type DC 24V 8 5A max 5minutes 6 5A Continuous Switch DC INPUT turn on off DC input line DC OUTPUT turn on off DC output line LED AC operation is lighted up when AC input available DC operation is lighted up when DC output is supplied through DC input DC output is lighted up when DC output is available Pro...

Page 202: ...on IP22 compliant except for while connecting a USB device to USB drive Dimensions 336 mm W 89 mm D 244 mm H Weight 4 6 kg Main Unit 0 4 kg Keyboard 5 2 2 Remote Distress Button NQE 3225 Table 5 2 2 Principal Specification of Remote Distress Button Specification Contents Interface RS 422 and binary signal 0V 5V Function 1 Distress Button and LED Used to Distress Alert transmission In case of trans...

Page 203: ...nsions 80 mm W 38 mm D 138 mm H Weight 0 2 kg Table 5 2 3b The sound status of External Buzzer LED Communication Mode or Priority Sound High Priority Inmarsat C MESs Low Priority High Priority EGC Receivers Low Priority 1 Sound stops when the RESET button on the panel of EXT BUZ is pressed 2 2 2 kHz and 1 3 kHz tones sounds alternately 3 Sounding time can be selected by the IME command ...

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Page 205: ...gion Fig A1 2 Atlantic Ocean Region West Fig A1 3 Atlantic Ocean Region East Fig A1 4 Pacific Ocean Region Fig A1 5 Indian Ocean Region Over lapped areas Atlantic Ocean Region West Pacific Ocean Region Pacific Ocean Region Atlantic Ocean Region East Indian Ocean Region ...

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Page 207: ...rmation from Inmarsat C terminals or other communication equipments by the commands from land 3 Object ships are passenger ship including high speed passenger ship cargo ships including high speed craft and mobile offshore drilling units 4 The application of the rule becomes the first survey of the radio inspection after 31 December 2008 A2 1 2 LRIT System Configuration LRIT system is configured a...

Page 208: ...RIT function is required by the first survey of the radio inspection after 1 July 2009 3 A Ship navigates sea area A1 only Mounting AIS is only required and this LRIT rule should not be applied Above 1 and 2 A2 2 2 LRIT Mounting Requirement Schedule Navigating sea area 31 DEC 2008 1 JUL 2009 A Ship built after 31 DEC 2008 International navigation ship Except A1 limited navigation ship Mounting LRI...

Page 209: ... Position Data Reporting service downloading Data Network ID DNID program of Data Report and starting command are required preliminary via satellite LRIT information is sent by Enhanced Data Reporting EDR function 1 Position Data Reporting service utilizes data reporting procedure which is specified by Inmarsat Items of the service are Sending Position Data Reporting to the specified LES periodica...

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Page 211: ...s 404 Czech 663 Honduras 374 Bahamas 297 Denmark 55 Hong Kong 802 Bahrain 490 Diego Garcia 938 Hungary 61 Bangladesh 780 Djibouti 979 Iceland 501 Barbados 392 Dominica 394 India 81 Belarus 681 201 Indonesia 73 Belgium 46 Dominican Rep 202 Inmarsat AOR W 584 Belize 371 Ecuador 308 Inmarsat AOR E 581 Benin 972 Eqypt 91 Inmarsat POR 582 Bermuda 290 El Salvador 373 Inmarsat IOR 583 Bhutan 890 Estonia ...

Page 212: ...974 Saipan 760 Ras Al Khaimah Mauritius 966 San Marino 505 Sharjjah Mexico 22 Sao Tome Principe 967 Umm Al Qaiwain 893 Micronesia 764 Saudi Arabia 495 United Kingdom 51 Moldova 682 Senegal 906 Uruguay 32 Monaco 42 Seychelles 965 23 Mongolia 800 Sierra Leone 998 U S A 25 Montserrat 396 Singapore 87 C I S Former U S S R 640 Morocco 407 Slovak 666 Vanuatu 771 Mozambique 992 Solomon Is 778 Vatican 504...

Page 213: ...zores Is 351 Djibouti 253 Inmarsat 870 Bahamas 1 Dominica 1 Iran 98 Bahrain 973 Dominican Rep 1 Iraq 964 Bangladesh 880 East Timor 670 Ireland 353 Barbados 1 Ecuador 593 Iridium SAT 8816 8817 Belarus 375 Egypt 20 Israel 972 Belgium 32 El Salvador 503 Italy 39 Belize 501 Equat Guinea 240 Jamaica 1 Benin 229 Eritrea 291 Japan 81 Bermuda 1 Estonia 372 Jordan 962 Bhutan 975 Ethiopia 251 Kazakhstan 7 B...

Page 214: ... S A 1 Micronesia 691 Saudi Arabia 966 Uzbekistan 998 Moldova 373 Senegal 221 Vanuatu 678 Monaco 377 Serbia 381 Vatican City 39 Mongolia 976 Sierra Leone 232 Venezuela 58 Montenegro 382 Singapore 65 Viet Nam 84 Montserrat 1 Slovak 421 United Kingdom 44 Morocco 212 Slovenia 386 Yemen Rep 967 Mozambique 258 Solomon Is 677 Zambia 260 Myanmar 95 Somalia 252 Zimbabwe 263 Namibia 264 South Africa 27 Nau...

Page 215: ...5 2 Outline and name of component A5 3 5 2 1 Supplied accessories A5 3 5 2 2 Components names A5 3 5 3 Installation A5 4 5 3 1 Fix tape attachment A5 4 5 3 2 Change of ribbon cassette cartridge A5 6 5 3 3 Printing pressure adjustment Print paper thickness adjustment A5 7 5 3 4 Roll paper loading A5 8 5 3 5 Connection with terminal A5 11 5 4 Self printing function A5 11 ...

Page 216: ...t print without ribbon cassette and paper Set the printer on desk or table installed evenly and stably When the printer is working its mechanism is working with rather strong force pay attention not to approach your accessories necktie etc worn on you Those may be caught Don t put anything on the printer If any thing is dropped in the machine at first turn OFF the power then remove dropped thing c...

Page 217: ... 2 1 Supplied Accessories The following items are included as part your purchase 1 Printer 6 Fix tape 2 pairs 2 Ribbon Cartridge Black 7 Cap 2 pcs 3 Printer Cover 8 Stand holding screw 2 pcs 4 Roll Paper Stand Unit 5 Fuse A5 2 2 Components Names ...

Page 218: ...A5 4 A5 3 Installation A5 3 1 Fix Tape Attachment ...

Page 219: ...A5 5 ...

Page 220: ...rinting head to its home position left end 6 Put the ribbon cassette so as the ribbon is placed between the ribbon mask and printing head At that time arrange so as the ribbon feeding shaft enters in a hole located under the ribbon cassette knob 7 Push lightly from top both ends of the ribbon cassette 8 Turn again the cassette knob to give tension to the ribbon 9 Verify that the ribbon is correctl...

Page 221: ...the position e is most suited When shipped this lever is set to this position In case of 3 ply duplicating paper either g or h becomes suitable position 1 To change the ribbon at first verify that the power to printer is turned OFF 2 In case of paper stand has been mounted loosen stand holding screws and slide the paper stand backward 3 Remove the printer cover 4 Seize the ribbon cassette knob ris...

Page 222: ... stand into guides on right and left Loading of roll paper 1 Cut off broken or folded end of roll paper 2 Inset roll core to roll 3 Pull toward you the sensor guide lever 4 Mount the roll with roll core to roller holder At that time pay attention to direction of paper 5 Mount caps above the roll bar ...

Page 223: ... the roll paper on paper guide bar insert it in paper chute pull it out from front of the platen 5 Pull out the paper adjust paper position for feeding and discharge side so as paper enters straight 6 When the position is fixed pull the friction lever toward you Adjustment of guide ring Move the right and left guide rings to adjust for paper width Fix them so as they retain lightly the paper ...

Page 224: ...unt the printer cover Slide finally the paper stand forward and fix it by stand holding screws Mount of roll paper cover 1 Mount the roll paper cover as shown in Fig 2 Push up the paper support lever Connection of paper end near sensor Connect the sensor cable on the back as shown in Fig ...

Page 225: ...ct verify that for both the terminal and printer their power switch is turned OFF 1 Connect the printer cable to the parallel interface connector located on back of the printer then fix with locking lever 2 Connect the other end of cable to the terminal ...

Page 226: ...ed Prior to perform self printing verify at first the paper is set NOTE If printing is made directly on the platen without ribbon and paper the platen or printing head may be damaged Test printing Turn ON the power while pushing LF switch and continue to push LF switch until self printing starts After the initialization 5 lines each of DRAFT and NLQ are printed alternatively By turning OFF the pow...

Page 227: ...e dealer from which you purchased the device or our marketing offices that is nearest to you for any question as to the after sales service JRC Tokyo http www jrc co jp JRC Amsterdam http www jrceurope com JRC Seattle http www jrcamerica com JRC web site ...

Page 228: ...s toxic or hazardous substance contained in all of the homogeneous materials for this part is below the requirement in SJ T11363 2006 表示该有毒有害物质至少在该部件的某一均质材料中的含量超出SJ T11363 2006 标准规定的限量要求 Indicates that this toxic or hazardous substance contained in at least one of the homogeneous materials used for this part is above the limit requirement in SJ T 11363 2006 部件名称 Part name 有毒有害物质或元素 Toxic and Hazar...

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