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General| Output Power | 150W PEP |
|---|---|
| Power Supply | 24 VDC |
| DSC | Yes |
| ITU Class of Emission | J3E, H3E, F1B, J2B |
| Channels | ITU channels |
| Type | MF/HF SSB Transceiver |
Precautions to prevent electric shock from high voltage internal parts of radio and radar devices.
Steps to take when dealing with an electrocution victim, including immediate procedures and rescue techniques.
A flowchart detailing the steps for performing CPR with an AED, from initial assessment to continuing care.
Explanation of symbols used in the manual to convey warnings and cautions for safe operation.
Key warnings regarding opening the equipment, disassembly, water exposure, touching warning labels, and voltage.
Procedure for sending a distress alert using the DISTRESS key on the controller.
Procedure for cancelling a false distress alert transmission and reporting it.
How to handle incoming distress alerts, including stopping alerts and acknowledging them.
Overview of the MF/HF transceiver's capabilities including radiotelephone, Morse, and DSC communications.
Highlights key features such as ITU compliance, DSP technology, and audio output.
Details standard components and options for different models (JSS-2150, JSS-2150N).
Description of the controller's parts and their functions, including keypad operations.
Explanation of the status display and operating display screens on the controller.
Identification of parts and functions of the data terminal.
Description of the regular screen, telex communication screen, and message file edit screen.
Overview of controller operations, including access rights and key functions.
Procedures for turning equipment on/off, and basic communication methods.
Instructions for setting communication frequencies, channels, and receiver functions.
Procedures for making routine DSC calls to individual stations and groups.
How to send and receive emergency calls like distress, urgency, and safety alerts.
Managing logs for received distress messages, other messages, and transmitted calls.
Viewing saved telex communication logs for reference.
Instructions for using USB memory for data transfer and storage.
Explanation of various popup messages displayed by the data terminal.
Manual configuration of the equipment's date and time settings.
Manual input of ship's position and time, including quadrant and UTC settings.
Configuration options for the controller, including LCD, sound, and key assignments.
Procedure for registering custom channels for radiotelephone, CW, and DSC modes.
Advanced DSC configurations like automatic acknowledgement and watch frequency settings.
Configuring connections for optional devices like printers and data terminals.
Adjusting data terminal LCD settings and registering station lists.
Checking and setting conditions for telex communication, including ARQ/FEC modes.
Procedure to change telex channel settings to comply with updated regulations.
Regular inspection procedures to ensure optimal equipment performance and identify potential issues.
Performing self-diagnosis tests on various equipment units like transceiver and controller.
Understanding Bridge Alert Management (BAM) indications, operations, and sounds.
Information on detected errors, their descriptions, and how to view maintenance history.
How to check the software versions of the transceiver, controller, and data terminal.
Procedures for locating malfunctions and a guide to identifying common faults and their causes.
Detailed technical specifications for the MF/HF radio equipment, including general and performance criteria.
Technical specifications for optional accessories like power supplies and battery chargers.
Details on GPS, BAM, and other peripheral interface standards and electrical descriptions.
Procedure for operating the AC/DC power supply, including breaker usage and status indicators.
Operating procedures for the NBB-714 battery charger, including charging modes and alarm handling.
Instructions for using the NBB-724 battery charger, including charging modes and caution for equalization.
Procedure for loading paper and handling the NKG-91 printer, including thermal head safety.
Steps for loading paper into the NKG-901 printer and operating its panel functions.
Operation and paper loading instructions for the NKG-800 printer, including panel functions.
Operation and paper loading for the NKG-900 printer, with precautions for the print head.
Connecting and operating a SELCALL unit for fishing boats to send signals.
List of international transmission frequencies used for distress and safety purposes.
List of national DSC frequencies, particularly for Japan, used for routine calls.
List of international DSC frequencies used for routine calls when nationality is unknown.
Preprogrammed ITU channel lists for Radiotelephone, CW, and Telex modes.
Guidance on MF/HF operation, including frequency selection and DSC testing.
