To Next PageTo Next PageWhy is trail data cleared when I turn off my JRC Marine Equipment?
If the power supply is turned off and the trail data is cleared without being stored on your JRC Marine Equipment, it indicates that the processing unit (NDC-1678) is faulty and requires repair from the distributor.
Why is the Gyro compass azimuth not displayed correctly on my JRC Marine Equipment?
If the azimuth of the Gyro compass is not displayed correctly on your JRC Marine Equipment, there are several potential causes: * The communication may not be set correctly, so ensure the communication settings are correct. * The power supply for the Gyro compass equipment might not be on; turn it on. * The connection with the Gyro compass equipment could be abnormal; verify the connection and, if connected to the terminal board circuit (CQD-2322), check if the corresponding LED is lit when the signal is received. If these steps don't resolve the issue, there may be a fault with the internal wiring or the processing unit (NDC-1678), requiring repair from the distributor.
What to do if the radar antenna of my JRC Marine Equipment is not getting power?
If the power is not supplied to the radar antenna of your JRC Marine Equipment, check the following: * Verify the connection with the radar antenna. * Check for any abnormal connections with the radar antenna that may be causing overcurrent protection to activate in the power supply unit; remove any short-circuit causes. * Inspect the 24V DC output fuse; if it's blown, replace it after addressing the cause of the blowout. The fuse is F2. If the issue persists, there may be a fault with the internal wiring, the power supply (NDB-945) inside the processing unit, or the processing unit (NDC-1678) itself, requiring repair from the distributor.
Why is the log not displayed correctly on my JRC Marine Equipment?
If log values are not displayed correctly on your JRC Marine Equipment, there are several potential causes: * The communication may not be set correctly, so ensure the communication settings are correct. * The power supply for the log equipment might not be on; turn it on. * The connection with the log equipment could be abnormal; verify the connection and, if connected to the terminal board circuit (CQD-2322), check if the corresponding LED blinks when the signal is received. If these steps don't resolve the issue, there may be a fault with the internal wiring or the processing unit (NDC-1678), requiring repair from the distributor.
What to do if the radar antenna of my JRC Marine Equipment won't rotate?
If the radar antenna of your JRC Marine Equipment does not rotate even when the [TX/ST-BY] button is pressed, check these potential causes: * Verify the connection with the radar antenna. * Ensure the safety switch of the radar antenna is set to ON. * Check the power supply wiring from the power supply unit (NBD-945) inside the processing unit to the interface circuit (CMH-2452) to ensure power is being supplied to the radar antenna.
Why can't I adjust the brightness on my JRC JMR-5400 monitor?
If the brightness of the monitor cannot be adjusted on your JRC Marine Equipment, it indicates that the display (NWZ-208/NWZ-214) is faulty and requires repair from the distributor.
What to do if the display is frozen on my JRC Marine Equipment?
If the display is frozen on your JRC Marine Equipment, disabling the mode selection screen, it indicates that the processing unit (NDC-1678) is abnormal and requires repair from the distributor.
Why can't radar images be superimposed on my JRC Marine Equipment?
If radar images cannot be superimposed on your JRC Marine Equipment, there are several potential causes: * The connection with the radar antenna is abnormal; check the connection. * The connection with the radar indicator is abnormal; check the connection. If these steps don't resolve the issue, the internal wiring or the processing unit (NDC-1678) may be faulty, requiring repair from the distributor.
What to do if the monitor of my JRC JMR-5400 has no power?
If the power is not supplied to the monitor of your JRC Marine Equipment, it may be because the display unit is not activated. Activate the display unit. If the issue persists, the internal wiring or the display (NWZ-208/NWZ-214) may be faulty, requiring repair from the distributor.
What does it mean when my JRC JMR-5400 Marine Equipment displays 'System has detected an error'?
If the following popup window is displayed on your JRC Marine Equipment: "System has detected an error. Turn the power off and on again," it indicates that a communication error has occurred. Close the popup window, and after confirming it is safe to do so, turn the power off and then on again.
General| Brand | JRC |
|---|---|
| Model | JMR-5400 Series |
| Category | Marine Equipment |
| Language | English |
Warnings about high voltage hazards and precautions for safe operation.
Steps to follow when a victim of electric shock is found, including first aid.
Detailed steps for administering first-aid treatment to an injured person.
Detailed steps for performing CPR, including scene safety and victim assessment.
Definitions and explanations of DANGER, WARNING, and CAUTION indications.
Critical warnings for equipment operation, emphasizing hazards like fire or electric shock.
Warnings about potential equipment failure, electric shock, or accidents due to improper operation.
Explains notations for trackball operations like click and double-click.
Instructions on switching between radar, synthesis, and plotter modes.
Overview of the different sections and elements on the mode screen.
How to divide the chart screen into multiple views.
Behavior and functions within the multi-view screen, including area selection.
Basic concept of creating destination routes with optional plotter.
Steps to create a new destination route by registering proposed destinations.
How to start route monitoring by loading or specifying a route.
Configuring route monitoring settings via View or Settings menus.
Settings related to chart operations, including registering ports and displaying charts.
Settings for configuring the display of the own ship symbol.
Technical specifications for plotter functions like projection, scale, and colours.
List of alarm messages and their explanations, requiring immediate attention.
List of warning messages and their explanations, indicating potential future issues.
Shows menus and dialogue items organized by target menu.
Menu structure for planning destination routes.
