To Next PageTo Next PageWhy does the JRC Other transponder software version show -.--?
If the transponder software version on your JRC Other device displays as -.--, it could be due to the following reasons: * The transponder power is not turned on. Check the voltage at the end of the transponder cable. * The transponder itself is not turned on, or the IC that supplies power within the transponder is broken. In this case, replace the transponder.
Warns against unauthorized modifications, incorrect voltage, and non-professional repairs.
Cautions against improper use, installation, environmental exposure, and handling.
Displays the hierarchical menu structure for operating the AIS.
Details the procedure for powering on the AIS equipment.
Explains how to handle data mismatches and turn off the power.
Details the procedure for safely turning off the AIS equipment.
Explains the function and indication of the guard zone alarm.
Displays the main menu options for system configuration and operation.
Guides through setting voyage data like status, destination, and ETA.
Displays the main options for message handling.
Guides through the process of composing and transmitting messages.
Explains how to request information from other vessels.
Displays the menu for accessing maintenance functions.
Explains how to perform self-diagnosis tests on the AIS unit.
Details how to perform communication tests with other vessels.
Describes how to check current alarms and alarm history.
Explains how to verify the operational status of connected sensors.
Displays the main options for system setup and configuration.
Explains how to configure regional channel management settings.
Details how to change transmission channels and power levels.
Guides on changing the system password for security.
Explains how to enable silent mode to prohibit transmission.
Outlines general maintenance tasks and inspection items.
Guides on verifying static and dynamic data for the own ship.
Explains how to check the transponder (TRX) channel status.
Details how to check for AIS alarms and their conditions.
Provides a guide to identify and resolve common equipment symptoms and faults.
Covers operation panel, environmental conditions, interfaces, and transmission.
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