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16. When to stop CPR (Keep the electrode pads on.)

a) When the injured or ill person has been handed over to the emergency services

b) When the injured or ill person has started moaning or breathing normally, lay him/her on

his/her side in a recovery position and wait for the arrival of emergency services.

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Preface3
Pictorial Indication13
- Table of Contents35
Precautions Upont Equipment Operation53
Overview53
- Functions54
- Features55
- Components58
- Structure63
- General System Diagrams85
Name and Function of each Unit91
- Name and Main Function of the Operation Unit91
  - Standard Operation Unit91
  - Display Unit93
- Names and Main Functions of the Mode Screen Common Sections94
- Common Information Window107
  - Information Monitor Windows108
  - Information Reference Windows115
Section 3 Common Basic Operations119
- Powering on and Starting119
- Starting each Mode119
- Basic Operations When Using a Trackball120
  - Basic Trackball Operations120
  - Basic Operations of Clicking, Right-Clicking and Double-Clicking120
  - Displaying Simplified Information and Operational Guide of Objects121
  - Cursor Types121
- Basic Menu Operations123
  - Opening the Menu123
  - Menu List124
  - Closing the Menu124
- Basic Dialogue Box Operations125
  - Changing Dialogue Box Settings125
  - Closing a Dialogue Box126
  - Title Bar127
- Operation of the Information Monitor Window128
  - Opening the Information Monitor Window128
  - Displaying an Information Monitor Window from Other than the [Page Selection] Dialogue Box128
- Confirming and Acknowledging an Alert129
  - Stopping a Buzzer130
  - Confirming Alert Contents130
  - Acknowledging the Alert131
  - Displaying Active Alert and Alert History131
- Switching the Day/Night Mode133
- Adjusting the Brightness of the Screen and Operation Unit134
  - Display Brightness] Dialogue134
- Switching the Mode135
  - Function Restriction by Mode135
- Mouseover Display136
  - Condition and Timing of Mouseover Display136
    - Starting Mouseover Display136
    - Terminating Mouseover Display136
  - How to Read Mouseover Display137
- MOB (man over Board)138
- Electronic Bearing Line (EBL) and Variable Range Marker (VRM)139
  - Displaying the EBL and VRM Buttons140
  - Basic Manipulation of EBL/VRM140
- Rectangle Cursor143
- Cursor AUTO Mode145
  - No Object145
  - Ais146
  - AZ) Acquisition/Activation Zone147
  - AIS Filter148
  - User Map148
  - Ebl150
    - Vrm150
  - EBL/VRM Intersecting Point150
  - Monitoring Dragging Anchor151
- Saving the Screen that Is Currently Displayed152
- Favourite" Registering Function153
  - Registering/Cancelling Favourites153
  - Calling a Favourite153
- MULTI] Dial154
  - Functions of [MULTI] Dial154
  - Functions Assigned to [MULTI] Dial154
    - Changing the Function that Is Assigned154
    - Displaying a Screen for Setting the Function that Is Assigned154
- Basic Operations of the Software Keyboard155
  - Starting a Software Keyboard155
  - Name and Function of each Section of the Keyboard155
- Setting a Date and a Time (Calendar Operation)158
  - Details and Usage of a Calendar Picker and a Time Picker158
    - Details of a Calendar158
- Help159
- Password Input160
- Managing Files with File Manager161
  - File Management161
    - Copying a File162
    - Deleting a File162
  - Loading and Saving Files163
- Using a Key Macro165
  - Recording a Key Macro165
- Operate Remotely the Marine VHF Radiotelephone(JHS-800S)166
  - Select VHF Radiotelephone(JHS-800S) for Use166
  - Display VHF Radiotelephone Status from Menu-Bar168
  - DSC Call for AIS Target on RADAR PPI171
- Returning to the Mode Selection Screen by Terminating Operation173
- Terminating this Equipment173
Range and Bearing Measurement Methods175
- List of Measuring Tools175
- Target Position176
- Using the Cross-Hair Cursor177
  - Displaying Information in the Cursor Information Readout Area177
  - Measuring the Bearing and the Range from the Own Ship's Position to the Target by Using the Cross-Hair Cursor178
    - Measuring by Using the Cursor Information that Is Displayed by Placing the179
    - Setting a Reference Point180
- Using the Range Rings181
- Using the Electronic Bearing Line (EBL) and Variable Range Marker (VRM)182
  - Measuring a Range and a Bearing with EBL and VRM182
    - Measuring a Range and a Bearing with the Trackball Section of the Operation Unit182
    - Measuring with the [EBL] or [VRM] Dial on the Keyboard Operation Unit183
  - Measuring between Arbitrary Two Points185
- Using Parallel Index Lines (PI)187
- Using the EBL Manoeuvre202
  - Setting the Creation Conditions of the EBL Manoeuvre202
  - Creating an EBL Manoeuvre Curve203
- Offsetting the Own Ship's Position Manually (Position Offset Function of Manual Position Fix)4-30204
Basic Operation of the Radar207
- Overview Flowchart207
- Starting and Shutting down the Radar208
  - Powering on and Starting208
  - Exiting Radar Operation209
- Observation Environment and Image Adjustment210
- General Radar Operation219
Target Tracking and AIS237
- Restrictions238
- Collision Avoidance Issue (Explanation)239
- Displaying Symbols242
- Preparation250
- Setting and Operating Target Tracking254
- Setting and Operating AIS267
- Alert Display275
- Track Function280
  - Setting the Past Position280
  - Setting the Other Ship's Tracks281
- Entering Own Ship's AIS Voyage Data282
- Editing and Sending AIS Messages283
- AIS Message Tray285
- Highlighting TT/AIS Symbols287
  - Highlighting TT/AIS Symbols by Specifying Search Criteria287
  - Highlighting AIS Symbols by List288
- Trial Manoeuvring289
  - Outline of Trial Manoeuvring289
  - Performing a Trial Manoeuvre291
- Displaying the TT/AIS Target List292
  - TT List292
  - AIS List293
- Confirming Own Ship's AIS Information295
- Displaying the Last Lost AIS Target296
True and False Echoes on Display297
- Radar Wave with the Horizon297
- Intensity Reflected from the Target299
- Sea Clutter and Rain/Snow Clutter300
- False Echoes303
- Radar Transponder (SART) Screen Display306
- Display of AIS-SART308
  - Radar Screen Display Example308
  - Numeric Data Display Example308
Monitoring a Dragging Anchor309
- Setting a Dragging Anchor Monitoring Area310
  - Setting a Dragging Anchor Monitoring Circle310
  - Setting a Dragging Anchor Monitoring Polygon310
- Starting and Ending Dragging Anchor Monitoring311
  - Starting Dragging Anchor Monitoring311
  - Ending Dragging Anchor Monitoring311
- Moving/Editing/Deleting a Dragging Anchor Monitoring Area on the Chart312
Chart315
- Common315
  - Special Line315
    - Managing Special Line Data315
- C-Map Max316
- Newpec321
Creating a User Map323
- Display the "User Map" Menu324
- Creating/Editing a User Map325
- Managing/Editing an Object [Mark/Line List]329
  - Displaying a User Map List329
    - Copying an Object329
    - Deleting an Object329
- Bulk Deletion of Objects [Delete by Type/Colour]330
- Using Map Creation Tools331
- Creating an Object336
Setting up Screen View345
- Setting Screen Display Options345
Setting up Alerts365
- Selecting Setting Items365
- Collision Avoidance Alert Generation Conditions366
  - Setting the CPA/TCPA Limit Values366
  - Setting the Status of the AIS/TT Target that Is Targeted for Lost Warning366
- New Target Alarm Generation Conditions367
  - Disabling AZ1 or AZ2367
- Depth Alert Issuing Conditions368
- RADAR Alarm Issuing Conditions369
- Position Integrity Alert Generation Conditions371
  - Setting up the Generation Condition of the Position Monitor Warning371
- Setting up Alert Processing372
Setting up the Operation Mode373
- Basic Operation of the [Settings] Dialogue373
- Setting Radar Signal Processing374
- Presetting each Observation Scene375
- Observation Scene Common Settings380
- Setting Other Ship's Radar Trails381
- Setting Radar Trail Mask382
- Setting Radar Antennas384
- Setting Associations385
- Setting Own Ship's Dynamic Trait386
- Setting Consort Ship Preset387
- Setting Operation Tests388
- Setting AIS Filters389
- Setting the Target Track Function to ON/OFF391
- Setting NAVTEX392
- Setting an Event Mark394
- Setting Datum Conversion395
- Setting Navigation Equipment396
- Setting GPS397
- Setting DGPS399
- Setting SBAS400
- Setting Cursor, EBL/VRM401
- Setting Colours and Brightness402
- Setting Sounds405
- Setting Key Assignment407
- Setting Preferences Information410
- Setting Screen Capture416
Adjusting and Setting up Equipment (for Services)417
- Service Menu417
- Radar Adjustment418
- Verifying Installation and Initial Setting430
- Maintenance437
Maintenance & Inspection441
- Maintenance Functions Executed from Menu441
- General Maintenance447
- Maintenance on each Unit448
  - Radar Antenna NKE-1130/1632/2632/2103/2255448
  - Display Unit450
- Performance Check451
- Replacement of Major Parts459
  - Replacement of Magnetron460
    - Handling of Magnetron under Long-Time Storage460
  - Replacing the Motor468
- Software Update483
- Updating Help Data484
- Data Backup/Restore485
  - Backing up Data485
  - Restoring Backed up Data486
Failures and After-Sale Services487
- Failure Detection487
- Countermeasures for Failures488
  - Special Parts489
  - Repair Circuit Block490
- Troubleshooting496
- After-Sale Services506
About Disposal509
- About Disposal of this Equipment509
- About Disposal of Used Magnetrons509
- Chinese Version Rohs510
Specifications511
- Jmr-5410-4X511
- Jmr-5410-6X512
- Jmr-5410-6Xh513
- Jmr-5425-7X514
- Jmr-5425-9X515
- Jmr-5425-6Xh516
- Jmr-5430-S517
- Jmr-5472-S518
- Jmr-5482-S519
- Jmr-5482-Sh520
- Display Unit520
- Standard Operation Unit520
- Trackball Operation Unit535
- Keyboard Operation Unit535
- 19Inch Display536
- 26Inch Display537
- Sensor LAN Switch Unit538
- Junction Box538
Appendix A Radar Antenna / Display Unit Block Diagrams539
- Radar Antenna Block Diagrams539
- Display Unit Block Diagrams545
  - NCE-5794 Operation Unit547
Appendix B Alert List549
- Alarms549
- Warnings551
- Cautions557
- List of Alert Icons558
Appendix C Setting the Inter Switch559
- Overview559
  - Checking the Connection Status with the Connected Radar Antennas560
- Inter Switch Operations561
- Reference566
Appendix D Menu List and Materials569
- Anchor Watch569
- Chart569
- User Map570
- Tt/Ais571
- Tools574
- View577
- Alert583
- Settings584
- Maintenance592
- Help594
- Code Input594
- Service595
- Context Menu List600
- List of Icons / Icon Buttons627
- Software Licence Agreement632
- Font Licence Agreement633
- IPA Font Licence Agreement V1.0634

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