To Next PageTo Next Page
Need help?Do you have a question about the JRC JQE-103 and is the answer not in the manual?
General| Brand | JRC |
|---|---|
| Model | JQE-103 |
| Category | Security System |
| Language | English |
Important notices and precautions to be read before operating the EPIRB.
Details on automatic, manual, and self-test operation modes for the EPIRB.
Information on labels showing model, approvals, manufacturer, and expiry dates.
Important safety note regarding the assembly of the unit.
Identification and description of parts of the automatic release bracket.
Explanation of the meaning of danger, warning, and caution symbols used in the manual.
Steps to take for false distress alerts and reporting requirements.
Safety precautions for operating the EPIRB, including dropping and water removal.
Proper operation and settings for the selector switch.
Precautions for hydraulic sensor, main body installation, and battery/sensor installation.
Warning against incorrect lanyard connection to the automatic release bracket.
Guidance on periodic maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of the main unit.
Instructions for periodical cleaning of the conductive switch terminal.
Procedures for requesting abandonment of disused EPIRB main units.
Warnings and procedures for handling used batteries and preventing environmental issues.
Steps for changing MMSI and ship name when selling a vessel.
Safety and operational guidelines for conducting EPIRB tests.
Instructions regarding the care and replacement of warning labels.
Precautions for cleaning, terminals, and component handling.
Visual representation of the Satellite EPIRB unit.
Visual representation of the automatic release bracket.
Definition of Emergency Position Indicating Radio Beacon.
Definition of Global Maritime Distress and Safety System.
Definition of the international satellite system for maritime search and rescue.
Definition of Low-Earth-Orbit Satellite System for Search and Rescue.
Definition of Maritime Mobile Service Identity.
Definition of Search And Rescue.
Procedure for breaking the stopper pin and setting the selector switch for manual activation.
Overview of the EPIRB's function within the GMDSS and satellite systems.
Details on the EPIRB's distress signal types, automatic release, and operational capabilities.
List of components included with the JQE-103 Satellite EPIRB and its automatic release bracket.
Labeled diagram illustrating the components of the EPIRB main unit and its indicator lamps.
Labeled diagram showing the parts of the automatic release bracket.
Procedure to verify all components are present after unpacking.
Important safety and operational considerations for EPIRB installation.
Steps for installing the EPIRB main unit onto the automatic release bracket.
Explanation of the three positions (READY, TEST, ON) of the selector switch.
Steps to turn off the EPIRB by setting the selector switch to READY and removing it from water.
Detailed steps for manually activating the EPIRB in an emergency.
Explanation of how the EPIRB automatically activates when released into water.
Warning about the correct usage of the lanyard and its connection point.
Guide to performing tests, expected statuses, and actions for the EPIRB.
Detailed procedures for mounting the EPIRB main unit to the bracket and final confirmation checks.
Instructions for removing the EPIRB main unit from the automatic release bracket.
Guidance on setting the selector switch to READY position while sailing.
Daily checks and actions to maintain the EPIRB system in good condition.
Explains why periodical cleaning of the conductive switch terminal is crucial for EPIRB activation.
Step-by-step guide for cleaning the EPIRB's conductive switch terminals.
Overview of EPIRB test functions, including cautions for performing tests.
Details on parts like battery and sensor and their replacement periods.
Warnings and procedures for cleaning the EPIRB main unit's resin body.
Information on the expected lifespan and recommendation for replacing the Satellite EPIRB.
Steps for the proper abandonment and disposal of a disused Satellite EPIRB.
Warnings regarding the improper disposal of used EPIRB batteries and units.
Procedures for reselling a vessel to a Japanese client with radio station license transfer.
Procedures for reselling a vessel to a Japanese client without radio station license transfer.
Procedures for reselling a vessel to an overseas client, including type approval checks.
Steps for updating EPIRB data like MMSI and vessel name for new owners.
Consequences of not executing resale procedures correctly, leading to false transmissions.
General specifications for the EPIRB main unit and automatic release bracket.
Detailed electrical specifications for the 406 MHz transmission.
Specifications related to the digital message format, bit rate, and synchronization.
Technical specifications for the 121.5 MHz homing signal parameters.
Details on the battery model, type, capacity, and validity period.
Description of automatic and manual activation modes for the EPIRB.
Contact details for JRC Tokyo, JRC Seattle, and Alphatron for service inquiries.
