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Coaxial Cab
le Kit Connection
When using a pre-existing coaxial cable, such
as when switching from a JLR-6800,
use a
coaxial cable kit (NQD-4414).
DGPS Cable/CFQ-8919
Existing co
axial cable
Coaxial Cable Kit/NQD-4414
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Table of Contents
Main Page
Foreword
3
Before Commencing the Operation
4
Precautions Upon the Operation
5
Appearance of the Equipment
8
Terminology
9
Table of Contents
12
Features
17
Functions
17
Section1 Equipment Overview
17
Configuration
18
Standard Configuration
18
Option 3 CONSTRUCTION
21
System Diagram
29
Section 2 Names and Functions of each Unit
31
Nwz-4740 Display Unit
31
Jlr-4341 Dgps Sensor
33
Jlr-4340 Gps Sensor
33
Section 3 Display Screen
35
Navigation Information Screen
35
Plotting Screen 1
35
Plotting Screen 2
35
Plotting Screen 3
35
CDI Screen
36
GPS Information Screen
36
Waypoint Information Screen
36
Beacon Information Screen
43
Navigation Assistance Screen
44
Section 4 Operation
45
Menu List
45
Basic Operation
49
Turning the Unit on
49
Startup (Standard)
49
Startup (Error-1)
50
Startup (Error-2)
50
Startup (Error-3)
51
Turning the Unit off
51
Adjusting the Backlight
52
Adjusting the Contrast
52
Stopping the Alarm Buzzer
53
Changing the Display
53
Displaying Alarm Information
53
Plot Screen Operation
54
Cursor Operation
54
Displaying the Cursor
54
Moving the Cursor
54
Centering the Cursor Position
55
Changing Cursor Size
55
Moving the Screen
55
Zooming the Screen in and out
56
Selecting North Up, Course Up, Relative North up
56
Centering the Screen on the Ship
56
Waypoint Symbol Display
57
Displaying Waypoint Information
57
Editing Waypoint Symbols
58
Deleting Waypoint Symbols
59
Route Display
59
Displaying Route Information
60
Editing Route Information
60
Skipping Route Waypoints
61
Track Display
62
Setting the Track Period
62
Changing Track Line Type
63
Deleting Tracks
63
Event and Mark Symbol Display
64
Entering Events
64
Entering Marks
64
Changing Event/Mark Shapes
65
Displaying Event/Mark Information
65
Editing Event/Mark Information
67
Registering Event/Mark Positions to the Waypoint List
68
Deleting Event/Mark Symbols
68
Line Display
69
Drawing Lines
69
Deleting Lines
70
Changing Line Types
71
Own Ship Display
71
Displaying the Distance Circle
71
Displaying the Own Ship Vector
71
Hiding Plot Screen Symbols
72
Registering Waypoints
73
Displaying the Waypoint List
73
Registering Waypoints
74
Registering the Own Ship Position
75
Registering Latitude and Longitude
75
Registering the Cursor Position
76
Registering a Bearing and Distance from a Specified Position
76
Registering from the Event/Mark List
78
Changing the Waypoint Symbol Shape
78
Editing Waypoint Information
79
Copying Waypoint Information
80
Deleting Waypoints
83
Route Planning
84
Displaying the Route List
84
Creating Routes
86
Editing Routes
87
Changing Waypoint Information
87
Adding Route Waypoints
88
Copying Routes
90
Deleting Routes
92
Sharing Routes with ECDIS
93
Sharing Data Routes
93
Sharing Active Routes
95
Setting Route Default Settings
97
Performing Navigation
98
Selecting a Route from the Route List
98
Starting Navigation with the GOTO Key
100
Stopping Navigation
104
Ending Navigation with GOTO Key
104
Ending Navigation in Menu
104
Events/Marks
105
Displaying Events/Marks
105
Event and Mark Information Display
105
Editing Event and Mark Information
106
Deleting Event/Mark Information
106
List Screen Operation
107
Moving the Cursor Within a List
107
Moving the Cursor with the Directional Keys
107
Using the Numeric Keypad to Enter a Number and Move the Cursor
108
Moving the Cursor to an Unregistered Number
108
Moving the Cursor with the Directional Keys
108
Jumping to an Unused Number
109
Using the Numeric Keypad to Enter a Number and Move the Cursor
110
Selecting a Range Within a List
111
Moving the Cursor with the Directional Keys and Selecting a Range
111
Moving the Cursor with the Numeric Keypad and Selecting a Range
112
Entering Comments
113
Text Entry
113
Deleting Text
115
Adding Text
115
Displaying Characters Assigned to the Numeric Keypad
116
Mob
117
Alarm Settings
118
Setting Alarms
118
Setting Alarm Sounds
121
Navigation Assistance
122
Measuring the Trip Distance and Time During Navigation (Navigation Assistance 1)
122
Measuring the Trip Distance and Time (Navigation Assistance 2)
123
Measuring the Distance and Bearing between 2 Points (Navigation Assistance 4)
124
Beacon Information
125
Display Settings
126
Adjusting Contrast
126
Adjusting Brightness
126
Setting the Click Sound
127
Setting Reversed Display
127
Input Assistance Settings
128
Selecting the Display Screen
128
System Settings
129
Setting the Time Difference
129
Setting the Date Display
129
Setting the Time Display
130
Setting the Geodetic System
130
Setting Distance and Speed Units
130
Setting Height and Depth Units
130
Setting Temperature Units
131
Setting Magnetic Correction
131
Setting the Maximum Analogue Speed Meter Value
132
Gps/Beacon/Sbas Settings
133
Setting the GPS Mode
133
Setting the Fixing Mode
134
Setting the Elevation Mask
134
Setting HDOP
134
Setting Position, Speed, and Course Smoothing
135
Setting RAIM
135
Initializing the GPS
136
Setting Beacon/Sbas
137
Setting LORAN A/C
139
Version Display
140
Language Settings
141
Print
142
Ship Information Is Printed When It Is Necessary
142
Setting the Output Interval
142
Equipment Configuration
143
Setting the Display Type
144
Setting the GPS Sensor Number
144
Setting Sensor Position / CCRP
145
Equipment Check
146
Input Port Check
146
Performing Self-Diagnosis
146
Displaying and Outputting Error Logs
147
Outputting Settings
147
Performing a Master Reset (Reset)
148
Performing a Demo
148
Data I/O Settings
149
Configuring Data IN/OUT1
150
Setting Data OUT2
155
Setting Data OUT3
155
Setting Data IN/OUT4
155
Setting Contact Output 1
156
Setting Contact Output 2
156
Setting LAN Settings
157
Setting Tidal Current Meter Input
160
Setting the IP Address
161
Maintenance and Inspection
163
General Maintenance and Inspection
163
Alarms
164
Troubleshooting
165
Repair Unit
166
Regular Replacement Parts
166
Installation
167
Gps Sensor Installation
167
Selecting the Position for Installation
167
Sensor Installation Procedure
168
Installation of the Sensor on the Mast
169
Installation of the Sensor to Pass a Cable through a Pole
170
Display Unit Installation
172
Selecting the Position for Installation
172
Display Installation Procedure
172
How to Flush Mount the Display
173
Cable Connection
175
Optional Peripheral Connection
184
Sub Display Connection
184
Junction Box Connection
185
Coaxial Cable Kit Connection
187
Printer Connection
188
Connecting Two Navigation Devices to a Printer
189
Connecting 2 GPS Units to an Automatic GPS Select Switch
190
Connection Diagram
192
After-Sales Service
193
Warranty
193
Repair Parts Stocking Period
193
When Requesting Service
193
Recommended Checks and Inspection
193
Section８ Disposal
195
Disposal of the Equipment
195
Disposal of Used Batteries
195
Specification
197
Nwz-4740 Display Unit
197
Basic
197
Environment
197
External Interface
198
Jlr-4341 Dgps Sensor
199
Basic
199
Environment
199
Jlr-4340 Gps Sensor
200
Basic
200
Environment
200
Appendix
201
Appendix1 List of Geodetic System
201
Appendix2 List of Standard Terms, Units and Abbreviations
202
Appendix3 Default Settings
207
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