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JRC JFE-380 User Manual

JRC JFE-380
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01ETM ISO 9001, ISO 14001 Certified
Printed in Japan
Marine Service Department
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AMSTERDAM Branch
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CODE No.7ZPNA2002FCODE No.7ZPNA2002F
DEC 2012 Edition 6 JRCDEC 2012 Edition 6 JRC
Not use the asbestos
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General IconGeneral
BrandJRC
ModelJFE-380
CategoryMarine Equipment
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Usage Hints

Electrical Shock Precautions

Warns about high voltage parts, dismantling, and wet hands to prevent electric shock.

Equipment Damage Warnings

Warnings against modifying, placing objects on, or damaging the equipment.

Electrical Safety and Component Warnings

Electrical Safety Precautions

Precautions regarding voltage, water, smoke, and unauthorized repairs.

Fuse Safety Guidelines

Guidelines for using correct fuses and handling internal components safely.

CAUTIONary Installation and Operation Notes

Installation Environment Cautions

Cautions regarding installation location, temperature, and surface stability.

Electrical and Condensation Cautions

Cautions on secure earthing and handling condensation in cold environments.

Operational Cautions and Interference

Operational Cautions and Interference

Cautions on power cord handling, ventilation, cable placement, and interference.

1.5 System Configuration

System Connection Diagram

Illustrates the complete system configuration and component interconnections.

2. Control Panel

Control Panel Layout and Functions

Identifies control panel buttons and their specific operational functions.

3. Display

3.1 Standard Display Mode

Explains the standard mode, its elements, and dual frequency display.

3.2 History Mode

History Mode Display and Elements

Describes the history mode, its data recording, and display elements.

3.3 Docking Mode

Docking Mode Display and Data

Explains the docking mode for depth data display and its elements.

4. Operation

4.1 Basic Operations

Covers power control, brightness adjustment, and range control.

Gain Control Operations

Adjusting Sensitivity (Gain)

How to set sensitivity manually or automatically for optimal seabed detection.

Display Mode and Color Settings

Selecting Display Mode and Color

How to change display modes and day/night colors.

Menu Navigation and Setting Registration

How to access menus, select items, and register settings.

Menu Navigation and Alarm Control

Cursor Control in Modes

How to use cursor keys in standard, history, and menu modes.

Cursor Control and Brightness Adjustment

Cursor Control in History and Menu Modes

Using left/right cursor keys for history and menu navigation.

4.2 Menu List

Menu Tree 1 (DISPLAY, ALARM, INITIAL)

Structure of the system menu for display, alarm, and initial settings.

Menu Tree for Printer and Communication

Menu Tree 2 (PRINTER CONT, COMMUNICATION, MAINTENANCE)

Structure of the system menu for printer, communication, and maintenance.

4.3 Display Settings

Image Scrolling, Noise, and Interference Settings

Adjusting scroll speed, noise suppression, and interference rejection.

Auto Gain and Range Settings

4.4 Alarm Settings

Depth Alarm Configuration

System Alarm Configuration

Transducer Configuration

Date and Time Adjustment

4.7 Communication Settings

4.8 Master Reset

Performing a Master Reset

Procedure to reset the unit to factory default settings.

5. Installation

Installation Safety Precautions

General safety cautions for installing the equipment.

5.1 Recorder Unit Installation

Wall-Mount Recorder Unit Installation

5.2 Transducer Installation

NKF-345 Transducer Installation

NKF-392C Transducer Installation

5.3 Connecting Components

System Connection Diagram and Notes

Shows component connections and provides important notes on cabling and grounding.

6. Maintenance & Check

6.2 Maintenance Functions

Executing Self Tests

Performing self-tests on control unit, LCD, and key unit.

6.3 Replacing Printer Paper

6.4 Replacing Backup Battery

6.5 Troubleshooting

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Table of symptoms, causes, and solutions for common operational problems.

6.6 Replacing Fuses

Fuse Identification and Replacement

Guide to identifying fuses, their locations, and replacement procedures.

Fuse Replacement Details and Repair Parts

8. After-sales Service

10. Specifications

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