What to do if there is imperfect contact of cables between equipment at terminal boards in JRC Marine Radar?
If you suspect imperfect contact of cables between equipment at terminal boards in your JRC Marine Radar, ask our sales department or your local distributor for repair.
General| Operating Temperature | -15°C to +55°C |
|---|---|
| Type | X-Band Radar |
| Frequency | 9410 ± 30 MHz |
| Antenna Size | 4 ft |
| Antenna Rotation Speed | 24 rpm |
| IP Rating | Display Unit: IPX2 |
Warns about touching high voltage areas, rotating scanner units, and electric wave exposure.
Advises using radar solely as a navigation aid, making final decisions independently.
Details safety measures for working with high voltage components, including power off and grounding.
Provides instructions on immediate actions to take if someone receives an electric shock.
Outlines initial steps for providing first aid to an electric shock victim, including calling for help.
Details artificial respiration procedures when pulse is present but breathing has stopped.
Provides guidance on cardiac massage and artificial respiration when both pulse and breathing have ceased.
Covers essential pre-operation settings like tuning, sensitivity, and display adjustments.
Explains core functions like trackball usage, EBL, range scales, and alarm settings.
Describes how to use function keys to select and customize radar operating modes.
Covers changing track color, selecting storing intervals, and deleting tracks by color.
Explains how to use the trackball to measure target range and bearing.
Details using EBL and VRM for precise measurement of bearing and range.
Lists common failures, probable causes, and fuse specifications for troubleshooting.
Addresses issues from cable contacts, lists spare parts, and refers to repair information.
Provides detailed instructions for replacing key components like magnetrons and limiters.
A checklist to diagnose and report potential radar failures before requesting repair.
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