To Next PageTo Next PageWhy are rudder angles not displayed on my JRC J-Marine NeCST?
If rudder angles are not displayed, ensure the power supply for the rudder angle indicator is turned on. If the issue persists, communication settings may be incorrect, requiring assistance from the distributor.
How to restart NeCST application on JRC J-Marine NeCST Car Navigation system?
If the NeCST application is not operating, it may be because the application or processing unit has stopped. Try restarting the NeCST application. If that doesn't work, short-push the Power Button of the Display Processing Unit and the Data Processing Unit to restart them. As an alternative, you can press the Reset Button on both the Display Processing Unit and the Data Processing Unit. Another possible cause is that the NeCST service has stopped. In this case, start the Watcher app and tap the Start button of the NeCST service.
Why is wind direction/wind speed not displayed on my JRC J-Marine NeCST Car Navigation system?
If the wind direction/wind speed is not being displayed, ensure the power supply for the digital anemoscope/anemometer is turned on, and check the status of VDR or SLC. Also, ensure that the Web server of the data processing unit is activated by turning off all power supplies of this product and turn on power supplies in the following order: 1. Data processing unit 2. Touch Panel Display unit 3. Display processing unit. If these steps don't fix the issue, communication settings might be incorrect and require adjustment by the distributor, or there could be a problem with the data processing unit needing repair.
Why can't I operate the JRC Car Navigation system Touch Panel Display with a stylus pen?
If the Touch Panel Display unit responds to finger touch but not to the stylus pen, the stylus pen's battery may be depleted; try replacing it. If a new battery doesn't solve the issue, the stylus pen itself may be faulty, requiring repairs from the distributor.
What to do if the log is not displayed correctly on the JRC J-Marine NeCST?
If the log is not displayed correctly, verify that the power supply for the log device is turned on and check the status of VDR or SLC. Also, ensure that the Web server of the data processing unit is activated by turning off all power supplies of this product and turn on power supplies in the following order: 1. Data processing unit 2. Touch Panel Display unit 3. Display processing unit. If these steps do not solve the problem, communication settings may be incorrect, requiring assistance from the distributor. If issues persist, there may be a problem with the data processing unit that needs repair.
Why is the gyro compass bearing not displayed correctly on my JRC J-Marine NeCST Car Navigation system?
If the gyro compass bearing isn't displaying correctly, ensure the power supply for the gyro compass is turned on and check the status of VDR or SLC. If these steps don't resolve the issue, communication settings may be incorrect, requiring adjustment by the distributor. Also, make sure that the Web server of the data processing unit is activated by turning off all the power supplies of this product and turn on the power supplies in the following order: 1. Data processing unit 2. Touch Panel Display unit 3. Display processing unit. If problems persist, there may be an issue with the data processing unit that requires repair.
What to do if power is not supplied to the JRC J-Marine NeCST Car Navigation system Touch Panel Display unit?
If the Touch Panel Display unit isn't receiving power, verify that the AC power supply is properly connected. Confirm that the main power is ON, the UPS output is ON, and the ship's power supply is provided. If the problem continues, the Touch Panel Display unit may be faulty and require repairs from the distributor.
What to do if power is not supplied to the JRC Car Navigation system display processing unit?
If the display processing unit isn't receiving power, check whether the AC power supply is properly connected. Ensure that the main power is ON, the UPS output is ON, and the ship's power supply is provided. If the issue persists, the display processing unit may be faulty, requiring repairs from the distributor.
What to do if power is not supplied to the JRC J-Marine NeCST data processing unit?
If the data processing unit isn't receiving power, check if the AC power supply is properly connected, ensuring the main power is ON, the UPS output is ON, and the ship's power supply is provided. Also, verify that the AC power supply input is within the specified voltage range by connecting the AC supply within the specified voltage range. If power issues persist after these checks, the data processing unit may be faulty, requiring repairs from the distributor.
How to fix a JRC J-Marine NeCST touch panel that is not responding?
If the touch panel is not responding, first check if the touch panel operation of the Touch Panel Display unit is set to 'Disable'; if so, set it to 'Enable'. Also, ensure the USB cable connecting the touch panel display unit and the processing unit is securely connected. If the issue persists, the Touch Panel Display unit may be faulty and require repairs from the distributor.
General| Brand | JRC |
|---|---|
| Model | J-Marine NeCST |
| Category | Car Navigation system |
| Language | English |
Details precautions for handling high voltage equipment and preventing electrical shock hazards.
Provides steps for rescuing a victim of electric shock, including first aid measures.
Outlines the method for administering first-aid treatment to a victim.
Lists essential precautions to be taken during first-aid treatments.
Details the steps for providing artificial respiration when breathing has stopped but pulse is present.
Provides detailed, step-by-step instructions for performing CPR, from scene safety to checking breathing.
Explains the combination of chest compressions and rescue breaths in CPR, including proper techniques and ratios.
Defines the conditions under which CPR should be stopped, such as when professional help arrives.
Details the steps for preparing and using an Automated External Defibrillator (AED).
Instructs on the correct placement of AED electrode pads on the patient's chest.
Describes the process of delivering an electric shock using an AED, including safety precautions.
Instructs to resume chest compressions based on AED voice prompts.
Specifies when to stop CPR while keeping electrode pads attached.
Provides an introduction to the JAN-470 series navigation support equipment and its functions.
Contains copyright information for the user manual, attributing content to Hatteland Technology AS and Schneider Electric SA.
Explains the meanings of various pictorial indications used in the manual and on the equipment for safety.
Provides visual examples of common pictorial indications like DANGER, WARNING, CAUTION, and their associated symbols.
Highlights critical safety warnings related to equipment operation, emphasizing risks of death or serious injury.
Details significant safety warnings regarding potential danger of death or serious injury if precautions are neglected.
Provides warnings about potential injury or property damage if equipment is not operated correctly.
Defines technical terms and acronyms used throughout the manual for navigation and equipment functions.
Continues the glossary with definitions for terms related to navigation, charts, and system components.
Provides a general overview of the J-Marine NeCST system, its purpose, and key functions.
Details the various functions of the J-Marine NeCST system, including route creation and chart display.
Lists the standard components included with the JAN-470 series equipment, along with their models and specifications.
Details optional components that can be added to the JAN-470 series equipment, such as UPS and Network Cards.
Provides external views and dimensions of the NWZ-1470/1470N 46-inch touch panel display unit.
Presents external views of the NWM-1470 and HNS-00010 Display Processing Units, detailing their dimensions and mass.
Provides external views and dimensions of the NJW-1460 Data Processing Unit.
Shows external views and dimensions of the CQD-10 Junction Box.
Displays external views of the SMT1000J and SMT1000I UPS units, including their dimensions and mass.
Provides external views and dimensions for the HJP-100-3-100 and HJP-100-3 JB Control Boxes.
Displays external views and dimensions of the NQA-2443 and NQA-2443A Sensor LAN Switch units.
Shows external views of the NBD-904 AC Power Supply unit, including dimensions and mass.
Provides external views and dimensions for the SLC NQE-1143-S(CMH-2370) unit.
Displays external views and dimensions for the CWB-1660 26-inch desktop frame.
Presents a table listing the different JAN-470 series models and their corresponding components.
Illustrates the connection diagram for JRC ECDIS and VDR configurations, showing how components are wired.
Details the connection diagram for FURUNO ECDIS and VDR configurations (100V and 230V).
Presents the connection diagram for FURUNO ECDIS and VDR, illustrating system integration.
Identifies and explains the function of each button on the 46-inch and 26-inch touch panel display units.
Details the functions of the NWM-1470 and HNS-00010 Display Processing Units.
Describes the power button, reset button, and media drive functions of the NJW-1460 Data Processing Unit.
Provides instructions for powering on the equipment in the correct sequence, including preheating steps.
Details the steps for starting the NeCST application after powering on the system.
Guides users through the process of creating new voyage data, including inputting port information.
Explains how to load voyage data previously created or obtained from the Smart Ship Viewer service.
Describes how to select and display previously created voyage data from the database.
Explains how to permanently delete voyage data and provides a confirmation prompt.
Introduces the main functions and icons found on the top screen of the J-Marine NeCST interface.
Explains how to display and change the chart scale using pinch gestures, double-tap, or slider.
Details the display of own ship's status, including time, voyage data, and navigation information like latitude and longitude.
Guides on setting the time-zone difference for the ship’s clock according to its O’clock.
Guides on adjusting chart display settings, including depth, chart text, own ship wake, and AIS display.
Describes how to capture, check, and delete screenshots from the system.
Explains how the own ship's position and symbol are displayed on the chart, and how AIS information affects its display.
Introduces route planning capabilities, emphasizing the need for ECDIS safety checks and manual route creation.
Describes the route data fields displayed during planning, such as WP number, name, latitude, longitude, ETA, and speed.
Guides on creating a new route by selecting waypoints and adding them to the route.
Lists the various editing functions available for routes, including moving, adding, deleting waypoints, and table editing.
Describes the simplified safety check function for routes, indicating results with color codes (Red, Amber, None).
Explains how to export and import route data from ECDIS and compatible devices.
Details the process of exporting route data from the system to compatible ECDIS devices, noting output formats.
Explains how to select and view active routes for navigation, including routes from ECDIS.
Guides on how to create new handwritten data on the ENC, allowing freehand drawing and annotation.
Lists the available edit operations for handwritten data, such as changing type, color, transparency, and line width.
Explains how to delete handwritten data using eraser, encircled area, or sheet deletion methods.
Guides on how to show or hide handwritten data layers on the chart, noting that hidden data is not output to ECDIS.
Explains how to copy existing handwritten data to create new sheets, with a limit of 10 sheets.
Explains how to export and import user chart data from ECDIS, listing compatible devices and formats.
Explains that handwritten data is saved automatically and lists compatible ECDIS devices for export.
Explains how to use the Divider function to measure distance and bearing between two points on the chart.
Guides on adding routes and copying/deleting routes using the Measure function.
Describes how to add and delete distance rings (circles) on the chart to check distances.
Details how to use the Loupe function to display latitude, longitude, and chart information for a specific point.
Explains how to use the Ruler function to measure distance and bearing on the screen, and how to adjust units.
Describes the Undo/Redo function for canceling or redoing operations like route making and handwriting.
Guides on placing pre-defined templates (e.g., Leaving Harbour, Entering Harbour) on the chart for work planning.
Explains how to record the date of work or check performed on a placed template.
Explains how to set a monitoring distance for templates, triggering notifications when the ship approaches.
Shows how to view the history of template check, uncheck, and update actions, with options to filter and sort.
Explains that templates are saved automatically and lists compatible ECDIS devices for template export.
Provides instructions for using exported templates on ECDIS, including file naming and overwriting.
Guides on placing various stickers on the chart, such as for anchor points, current sites, or fishing boats.
Explains how to change sticker color, transparency, size, and direction.
Explains that sticker data is saved automatically and lists compatible ECDIS devices for sticker export.
Provides instructions for using exported stickers on ECDIS, including file naming and overwriting.
Guides on creating new memos to record and share information among crew members.
Explains how to edit existing memos, including changing type, color, transparency, line width, focus, and size.
Explains how to delete memos by stroking, encircling, or deleting the selected sheet.
Guides on how to show or hide memos on the chart, noting that selected memos are displayed even in Hide state.
Explains how to set the display order of various layers (Own ship, AIS, Photo, Memo, etc.) on the chart.
Guides on switching the visibility (Show/Hide) of different display layers on the chart.
Explains how to adjust the transparency (opacity) of display layers for better visibility and usability.
Describes how to reset the arrangement order of display layers to their default settings.
Explains how to switch between window and full-screen modes for optimal display size and usability.
Guides on switching the screen display color between Day and Night modes based on ambient brightness.
Explains how to rotate the display position of the screen by 0°, 90°, 180°, or 270° for convenient viewing.
Details how to start the ENC Manager software for importing or updating chart data.
Explains how to confirm imported charts using the ENC Decoder's chart list.
Details how to delete imported charts from the system, noting that changes reflect after update.
Guides on updating chart data after decoding and how to check the update status.
Explains how to classify and switch SENC information displayed on the chart into Base, Standard, or All object groups.
Guides on adjusting chart display settings, including depth, chart text, own ship wake, and AIS display.
Describes the Home function, used to re-center the display on the own ship when it is not visible on the chart.
Explains how to switch between True Motion (TM), Relative Motion (RM), and Free motion modes for chart display.
Guides on how to display the Ship Status screen, showing voyage, engine, and sensor information.
Details how to close the Ship Status window using the 'X' icon or the Chart icon.
Explains how AIS target symbols are displayed on the chart and their meanings based on information types.
Details the different display symbols used for AIS information types like ClassA/B AIS, AtoN, BS, and SAR.
Classifies symbol colors into State Color (status) and Type Color (ship type), explaining how they are determined.
Explains the AIS information that can be checked by selecting an AIS symbol, including name, type, status, and size.
Guides on uploading photos, enabling map-linked display of location information on the chart.
Explains how to display uploaded photos and manage them in the photo management mode.
Details how to write data, change line width, or line color on photo data, and save or cancel the changes.
Explains how to delete imported photos from the system, including confirmation prompts.
Guides on uploading photos to Sea View, creating groups, and adding group names for organizing photos.
Explains how to rename a group in Sea View by entering a new group name.
Details how to delete a Sea View group, noting that all included photos will also be deleted.
Guides on displaying Sea View, selecting photos, and viewing selected photos and their associated icons on the chart.
Explains how to lock the display screen to prevent unauthorized use of the equipment.
Guides on initiating NeCST Emergency functions by tapping the Emergency icon and selecting an incident type.
Explains how to use checklists within NeCST Emergency and how their status is managed by NeCST Manager.
Explains how to write handwriting and pins on pre-registered images within the NeCST Emergency function.
Guides on adjusting the focus bar and red frame to enlarge and focus on specific areas of the screen.
Explains how to select and change images used in Smart Ship Viewer, and how to identify images being edited remotely.
Describes how to use the chatting function for character-based communication between ship and shore via NeCST Manager or SSV Mobile.
Explains how to temporarily minimize the NeCST Emergency screen.
Guides on how to properly terminate an NeCST Emergency event, including confirmation steps.
Explains how to acquire online weather and marine phenomenon data from Smart Ship Viewer, with a forecast up to 3 days.
Explains the requirement for Capt's DOSCA system to acquire offline weather data and how to contact for contract questions.
Explains how to display weather information such as Wind, Wave Height, Current, Surface Pressure, and Typhoon.
Guides on displaying forecast dates and times using the slider and uploading weather data.
Explains how to display weather information based on the Estimated Time of Arrival (ETA) set for waypoints.
Explains the NAVTEX function, its usage requirements with JRC MFD JAN-7201/9201, and conditions for receiving messages.
Provides instructions for updating the system software via USB, emphasizing safety precautions during the update process.
Describes the process of rolling back software to a previous version, including safety precautions and necessary steps.
Provides step-by-step instructions for safely terminating the equipment, including powering off units and UPS.
Explains how to clean the LCD panel and exhaust ports of the touch panel display unit.
Guides on using the Watcher application to check NeCST services, save logs, and start network diagnosis.
Provides an operation check table for periodic inspection of equipment, covering touch panel, handwritten data, and file synchronization.
Lists default and optional components for the JAN-470 series that require periodic replacement, including interval and code.
Identifies consumable units like stylus pens and screen cleaners for the touch panel display, and where to purchase them.
Offers solutions for common operational issues, such as NeCST application not running or power supply problems.
Provides guidance on requesting repairs, warranty information, and recommendations for inspection and maintenance.
Lists the equipment components that are typically replaced in case of failure.
Provides guidance on the proper disposal of the equipment according to local regulations and authority rules.
Details the technical specifications of the NWZ-1470/1470N 46-inch touch panel display unit, including panel, touch, video, power, and mechanical aspects.
Lists the technical specifications for the NWZ-260 25.54-inch touch panel display unit, covering panel, touch, video, power, and mechanical details.
Provides detailed technical specifications for the NWM1470 Display Processing Unit, including CPU, GPU, memory, storage, OS, and interfaces.
Lists the technical specifications for the HNS-00010 Display Processing Unit, including CPU, GPU, memory, storage, OS, and interfaces.
Details the technical specifications of the NJW-1460 Data Processing Unit, covering CPU, memory, storage, OS, interfaces, and environmental conditions.
Provides specifications for the CQD-10 Junction Box, including technology, mechanical dimensions, mass, and environment.
Lists the specifications for the SMT1000J UPS unit, covering output, input, battery, dimensions, environment, and interface.
Details the specifications for the SMT1000I UPS unit, including output, input, battery, dimensions, environment, and standard certifications.
Provides specifications for the NS11-500 Transformer, including power, voltage, current, dimensions, weight, and standards.
Lists the specifications for the HJP-100-3-100 JB control box, covering power, input voltage, dimensions, and mass.
Provides specifications for the HJP-100-3 JB control box, including power, input voltage, dimensions, and mass.
Details the specifications for the NQA-2443 Sensor LAN Switch unit, including technology, standards, interface, power, and mechanical properties.
Lists the specifications for the NQA-2443A Sensor LAN Switch unit, covering technology, standards, throughput, interface, power, and environment.
Provides specifications for the NBD-904 Power Supply Unit, including AC input, DC output, dimensions, and mass.
Details the specifications for the SLC NQE-1143-S(CMH-2370), including mechanical, environment, power, interface, and protection class.
Lists characters that are prohibited for use in system inputs such as export/import filenames and voyage data names.
Declares the hazardous substances contained in the JAN-470 unit, complying with Chinese regulations (SJ/T 11364).
