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JRC JMA-9823-7XA User Manual

JRC JMA-9823-7XA
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MARINE RADAR
EQUIPMENT
INSTRUCTION
MANUAL

Table of Contents

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JRC JMA-9823-7XA Specifications

General IconGeneral
BrandJRC
ModelJMA-9823-7XA
CategoryMarine Radar
LanguageEnglish

Summary

Preface

Before Operation

Pictorial Indication

Explains the meaning of pictorial indications used in the manual and on the equipment for safe operation.

Examples of Pictorial Indication

Provides examples of CAUTION, prohibition, and instruction symbols with their meanings.

Warning Label

Notes the presence of a warning label on the equipment's top cover and advises against its removal or modification.

Cautions to be Used during Operation

Precautions Before Operation

Cautions for High Voltage

Details safety precautions related to high voltages within the equipment during maintenance and adjustment.

What to Do in Case of Electric Shock

Provides immediate actions to take if someone receives an electric shock, including power source management and first aid.

First-Aid Treatments

First-Aid Treatments

Outlines general first-aid procedures for victims of electric shock, emphasizing safety and immediate response.

When Pulse is Beating but Breathing Has Stopped

Details the procedure for mouth-to-mouth respiration when pulse is present but breathing has stopped.

When Both Pulse and Breathing Have Stopped

Describes the combined procedure of cardiac massage and mouth-to-mouth respiration for cardiac arrest.

Equipment Appearance

Section 1: General and Equipment Composition

1.1 Functions

Details the functions of the JMA-9800 ARPA series radar system, including target detection and ARPA features.

1.2 Features

Highlights key features like advanced signal processing, operability, ARPA functions, day/night modes, and various functions.

1.3 Configuration

Outlines the system configuration, including scanner types, transmitted output powers, and radar configuration with ship's mains.

1.4 Exterior Drawing

Provides exterior drawings and dimensions for various radar components like scanner, transmitter-receiver, and display units.

1.5 General System Diagram

Illustrates the overall system block diagrams for different radar models, showing component interconnections.

1.6 Collision Avoidance

Discusses collision avoidance principles, marine accidents, basic concepts, relative/true vectors, and radar's role.

Section 2: Name and Function of Control Panel Switches and Function of Software Buttons

2.1 Name and Function of Control Panel Switches

Identifies and explains the function of each switch and indicator on the radar's control panel.

2.2 Function of Software Buttons

Describes the functionality of software buttons displayed on the radar screen for setting various functions.

Section 3: Basic Operation

3.1 Flow of Operation

Details the step-by-step procedure for basic radar operations, including power-on, video adjustment, tuning, and system shutdown.

3.2 Menu Composition

Explains the structure of the radar's menu system, including Main, Sub1, Sub2, and Test menus.

3.3 Preparation

Covers essential preparation steps like tuning, sensitivity control, brilliance, contrast, and clutter suppression.

3.4 Basic Operations

Guides through fundamental operations such as cursor movement, menu item setting, EBL/VRM usage, and display modes.

Section 4: Measurement of Range and Bearing

4.1 Measurement by Trackball

Explains how to measure target range and bearing using the trackball and cursor.

4.2 Measurement by Range Rings

Describes the use of fixed range rings for visually determining the range between targets and the ship.

4.3 Measurement by EBLs and VRMs

Details the procedure for using Electronic Bearing Lines (EBL) and Variable Range Markers (VRM) for precise measurements.

4.4 Measurement between Two Optional Points

Explains how to measure range and bearing between two arbitrary points on the radar display using EBL2 and VRM2.

Section 5: Operation of ARPA

5.1 Initial Setting

Covers initial setup for ARPA functions, including collision decision criteria, display modes, and target acquisition settings.

5.2 Display Mode Setting

Guides on setting motion and bearing display modes for ARPA operation.

5.3 Target ID No. Display

Explains the display of target identification numbers for captured targets.

5.4 Target Acquisition

Details automatic and manual target acquisition methods, including guard zones and their operation.

5.5 ARPA Data Display

Describes how ARPA data, including vectors and past positions, is displayed and interpreted.

5.6 Data Display

Explains how to display and clear target data, including identification, bearing, range, and course information.

5.7 Alarm Display

Covers various ARPA alarms such as dangerous target, guard zone, lost target, system function, and gyro set alarms.

5.8 Trial Maneuvering

Explains the simulation of own ship's course and speed for collision avoidance using true and relative vector modes.

5.9 Deleting Unwanted Targets

Provides procedures for deleting individual or all tracked targets from the display.

5.10 ARPA Setting

Details ARPA settings such as simulator, VD level, vector constant, gate size, and test video.

Section 6: True and False Echoes on Display

6.1 Radar Wave with the Horizon

Explains radar propagation characteristics and the effect of the earth's curvature on detection range.

6.2 Strength of Reflection from the Targets

Discusses factors affecting echo intensity, including target size, material, shape, and coastal conditions.

6.3 Sea Clutters

Describes the appearance and causes of sea clutter on the radar display, related to sea state.

6.4 False Echoes

Explains various causes of false echoes, including shadow, side lobe, secondary, multiple reflections, and abnormal propagation.

6.5 Display of Radar Transponder (SART)

Details how to detect and display a Radar Transponder (SART) signal on the radar.

Section 7: Maintenance

7.1 Routine Maintenance

Provides general guidelines for routine maintenance, including cleaning the equipment and air vents.

7.2 Maintenance on Each Unit

Outlines specific maintenance procedures for individual units like the scanner, transmitter-receiver, display, coaxial cable, and wave guide.

Section 8: Countermeasures for Trouble and Adjustment

8.1 Function Check

Guides on performing operational checks and function tests using the TEST menu for various radar components.

8.2 Troubleshooting

Lists common causes of trouble and provides fuse information.

8.3 Countermeasures to Trouble

Details countermeasures for poor contact issues in inter-unit cables and connectors, and lists spare parts.

8.4 Replacement of Major Parts

Provides safety precautions and procedures for replacing major components like magnetron, TRHPL, diode limiter, PIN attenuator, and CRT.

8.5 Adjustments

Explains electrical adjustments performed by service personnel, including tuning, bearing, range, antenna height, vector constant, and quantization level.

8.6 Setting

Covers system settings for true bearing, ship speed, navigation equipment, current correction, time/day display, performance monitor, and interswitch.

Section 9: After-Sales Service

9.1 When you Request for Repair

Advises on procedures for requesting repair, including necessary information and warranty conditions.

9.2 Recommended Maintenance

Recommends regular checkups and maintenance for product performance and longevity.

Section 10: Disposal

10.1 Disposal of the Unit

Instructs to follow local laws and regulations for unit disposal.

10.2 Disposal of Used Batteries

Provides safety warnings and disposal instructions for lithium batteries used in the unit.

10.3 Disposal of Used Magnetron

Advises on returning used magnetrons to the dealer or business office for disposal.

Section 11: Specifications

11.1 JMA-9833-SA Type Radar

Lists general specifications, options, and safety distances for the JMA-9833-SA radar.

11.2 JMA-9832-SA Type Radar

Lists general specifications, options, and safety distances for the JMA-9832-SA radar.

11.3 JMA-9823-7XA/9XA Type Radar

Lists general specifications, options, and safety distances for the JMA-9823-7XA/9XA radar.

11.4 JMA-9822-6XA/9XA Type Radar

Lists general specifications, options, and safety distances for the JMA-9822-6XA/9XA radar.

11.5 Scanner (NKE-1079)

Details the dimensions, mass, polarization, beam width, revolution, drive motor, and wind velocity for the NKE-1079 scanner.

11.6 Scanner (NKE-1075)

Details specifications for the NKE-1075 scanner, including dimensions, mass, polarization, beam width, pulse width, modulation, and tuning.

11.7 Scanner (NKE-1059-7/9)

Lists specifications for the NKE-1059-7/9 scanner, including dimensions, mass, polarization, beam width, revolution, and drive motor.

11.8 Scanner (NKE-1052-6/9)

Lists specifications for the NKE-1052-6/9 scanner, including dimensions, mass, polarization, beam width, pulse width, modulation, and tuning.

11.9 Transmitter-receiver Unit (NTG-3037)

Details specifications for the NTG-3037 transmitter-receiver unit, including dimensions, mass, frequency, peak power, and tuning.

11.10 Transmitter-receiver Unit (NTG-3027)

Details specifications for the NTG-3027 transmitter-receiver unit, including dimensions, mass, frequency, peak power, and tuning.

11.11 Display Unit (NCD-4111)

Lists comprehensive specifications for the NCD-4111 display unit, including dimensions, screen, range, bearing, interface, and modes.

11.12 ARPA

Provides detailed specifications for the ARPA system, including acquisition, tracking, presentation, alarms, and safe limits.

11.13 Performance Monitor (NJU-63)

Lists specifications for the NJU-63 Performance Monitor, including dimensions, mass, and operation frequency.

11.14 Performance Monitor (NJU-64)

Lists specifications for the NJU-64 Performance Monitor, including dimensions, mass, and operation frequency.

Appendix

JMA-9800 ARPA Series Radar System Composition

Presents system composition tables for S band and X band radar configurations.

INTERSWITCH KIT (NQE-3015J) OPERATION MANUAL

Provides the operation manual for the Interswitch Kit, detailing its outline, construction, and operation.

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