JRC JMR-5472-S - Depth Alert Issuing Conditions

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Section 12 Setting up Alerts 12-4

12.4 Depth Alert Issuing Conditions

[Operation procedure]

Open the [Depth] dialogue by performing the following menu operations.

[Menu] button → Alert → Depth

In this dialogue, a threshold value for issuing [Depth Below Keel alarm] can be set.

A [Depth Below Keel] threshold value can be set within the range from 0 m to 200 m.

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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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