JRC JAN-7202 - User Manual

Overview
1
Name and Function of Each Unit
2
Basic Operations
3
Each Block of Conning Display
4
Setting Up Screen View
5
Setting Up Alerts
6
Setting Up the Operation Mode
7
Adjusting and Setting Up Equipment
(for Services)
8
Maintenance & Inspection
9
Failures and After-Sale Services
10
About Disposal
11
Specifications
12
Alert List
APP A
Menu List and Materials
APP B
JAN-7202/9202
Conning Display
Instruction Manual

Summary

Safety Cautions

Cautions for High Voltage

Details hazards and precautions related to high voltages in electronic apparatus and safe handling practices.

Precautions for Rescue of Victim of Electric Shock

Provides guidance on immediate actions and first aid for individuals suffering from electric shock.

Emergency Measures

Method of First-Aid Treatment

Outlines the systematic steps for administering first-aid treatment to an injured person.

Precautions for First-Aid Treatments

Lists essential safety considerations and preventive measures to be taken during first-aid procedures.

Specific Procedures for Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR)

1. Check the scene for safety to prevent secondary disasters

Emphasizes securing the scene and preventing further harm to individuals involved in CPR.

2. Check for responsiveness

Describes how to assess the consciousness and responsiveness of a collapsed person.

5. Open the airway

Details the procedure for opening the airway to ensure a clear passage for breathing.

6. Check for breathing

Explains how to check for the presence of breathing in an unresponsive individual.

7. Give 2 rescue breaths (omittable)

Provides instructions on administering rescue breaths, including when it can be omitted.

8. Cardiopulmonary resuscitation (CPR) (combination of chest compressions and rescue breaths)

Outlines the combined procedure of chest compressions and rescue breaths for CPR.

Precautions upon Equipment Operation

DANGER

Highlights severe risks and critical safety instructions to prevent death or serious injury.

WARNING

Points out potential dangers that could lead to serious injury or equipment failure if neglected.

CAUTION

Warns about potential minor injuries or property damage if instructions are not followed correctly.

Section 2 Name and Function of Each Unit

2.1 Name and Main Function of the Operation Unit

Identifies and explains the primary functions of the main operation unit components.

2.2 Names and Main Functions of the Top Screen

Identifies and describes the main elements and functions presented on the Conning Display's top screen.

Section 3 Basic Operations

3.1 Powering On and Starting

Provides a step-by-step guide for powering on and starting the equipment, including pre-heating procedures.

3.2 Starting Each Mode

Explains how to select and start different operational modes from the task menu.

3.3 Basic Operations when using a Trackball

Details the functions of the trackball and its basic operations for navigating and interacting with the system.

3.4 Basic Menu Operations

3.5 Basic Dialog Box Operations

3.6 Confirming and Acknowledging an Alert

Guides users on how to confirm, acknowledge, and handle alerts generated by the system.

3.6.4 Displaying alert list and alert history

3.7 Switching the Day;Night Mode

3.8 Adjusting the Brightness of the Screen and Operation Unit

Explains how to adjust the brightness levels for both the screen display and the operation unit.

3.9 MOB (Man Over Board)

Covers the Man Over Board function, used for monitoring and marking the position of a person overboard.

3.12 Basic Operations of the Software Keyboard

3.13 Setting a Date and a Time (Calendar Operation)

3.15 Password Input

3.18 Terminating this Equipment

Provides the correct procedure for safely turning off and terminating the operation of the equipment.

Section 4 Each Block of Conning Display

4.1 Display mode

Explains the different display modes available for the Conning Display and how they are presented.

4.2 How to view each block

Describes how to interpret the information displayed in each block on the Conning Display screen.

4.2.1 Block list

4.2.2 Selecting a block to be displayed on the screen in Custom mode

4.2.3 Description of each block

Provides detailed explanations for the information indicated in each specific block on the Conning Display.

4.2.3.22 Time and position information

4.2.3.23 Automatic sailing information

4.2.3.32 Heading information

4.2.3.33 Graphic display of ships heading, course over the ground, wind bearing;wind speed, and current information

4.2.3.34 Ship speed information

4.2.3.37 Ship speed through water information

4.2.3.38 Course;speed over the ground information

Section 5 Setting Up Screen View

5.1 Setting Screen Display Options

Allows users to configure various screen display options and settings through dialog boxes.

5.1.2 Setting up the display of unit of setting value

5.1.3 Setting up the Water Depth display

Section 6 Setting Up Alerts

6.1 Selecting Setting Items

Guides users on selecting and configuring alert settings within the [Alert] dialog box.

6.2 Depth;Safety Contour Alert Generation Conditions

Details how to set conditions for generating Depth Below Keel alarms to prevent grounding.

6.3 Position Integrity Alert Generation Conditions

Covers setting conditions for position monitor warnings and HDOP limit cautions.

6.4 Setting Up Alert Processing

Explains how to configure alert processing actions, such as reactivation and transfer to BNWAS.

Section 7 Setting Up the Operation Mode

7.1 Basic Operation of the [Settings] Dialog Box

Provides an overview of basic operations within the [Settings] dialog box for configuring modes.

7.2 Setting Color and Brightness

Explains how to set the display colors and brightness levels for various modes and elements.

7.3 Setting Sounds

7.4 Setting Key Assignment

Covers how to assign functions to user keys and the [MULTI] dial for customized operation.

Section 8 Adjusting and Setting Up Equipment (for Services)

8.1 Service Menu

Describes how to access the Service menu, which requires a password, for installation and maintenance.

8.2 Verifying Installation and Initial Setting

Guides users on verifying the equipment installation and performing initial settings using the [Installation] dialog.

8.2.2 Verifying;Setting CCRP (Consistent Common Reference Point)

Explains how to set the Consistent Common Reference Point (CCRP) on the ship using the [CCRP] dialog.

8.2.3 Setting a Serial Port

Details how to verify and configure serial port settings for equipment communication.

8.2.4 Setting ships parameters

Covers how to set the ship's specific parameters, such as dimensions and performance limits.

8.3 Maintenance

Explains how to use the [Maintenance] dialog box for performing maintenance operations on the equipment.

Section 9 Maintenance & Inspection

9.1 Maintenance Functions Executed from Menu

Describes how to access and execute various maintenance functions through the equipment's menu system.

9.1.3 Confirming System Information

9.1.5 Setting and confirming the sensor source

Guides users on selecting and confirming the appropriate sensor sources for different data inputs.

9.2 General Maintenance

Provides general guidelines and procedures for cleaning and maintaining the equipment.

9.3 Maintenance on Unit

Details specific maintenance procedures for the display unit, including screen and trackball cleaning.

9.4 Performance Check

Outlines procedures for performing performance checks, including self-tests and component status verification.

9.5 Replacement of Major Parts

Lists parts that require periodic replacement and their expected service life.

9.6 Software Update

Explains the process for updating the equipment's software via local or remote methods.

9.7 Firmware Update

Details the steps for updating the product's firmware.

9.9 Data Backup;Restore

Covers the procedures for backing up and restoring customer data using external media.

9.10 Recovery of the Images in the C Drive

Explains the process for recovering system images in the C drive, including OS recovery and C-MAP reset.

Section 10 Failures and After-Sale Services

10.1 Failure Detection

Explains how failures can be detected through alerts and outlines initial steps for fuse inspection.

10.2 Countermeasures for Failures

Provides a guide to troubleshooting common failures by identifying circuit blocks and model names.

10.3 Troubleshooting

Offers a systematic approach to diagnosing and resolving equipment malfunctions based on symptoms, causes, and actions.

Appendix A Alert List

Alarms

Warnings

Appendix B Menu List and Materials

B.1.4 Settings

B.1.5 Maintenance

Details the menu items for maintenance tasks, including date/time settings and system information.

B.1.8 Service

Lists the menu items related to service operations, including installation, system configuration, and device installation.

JRC JAN-7202 Specifications

General

Type	Marine Radar
Power Output	25 kW
Antenna Type	Slotted waveguide array
Power Supply	24 V DC
Transmitter Frequency	9410 MHz
Transmitter Peak Power	25 kW
Frequency	9410 MHz
Antenna Length	6 feet (1.8 meters)