To Next PageTo Next PageWhat to do if the illumination does not light on my JRC NCR-333 Receiver?
If the illumination does not light, it could be due to a malfunctioning control unit. In this case, replace the CMJ-501NA circuit board. Alternatively, the LCD might be malfunctioning, requiring replacement of the LCD.
How to fix the missing dots on the LCD of my JRC NCR-333?
If some dots are missing on the LCD, it could be due to an LCD malfunction, requiring you to replace the LCD. Alternatively, the control unit may be malfunctioning, so replace the CMJ-50 1 NA circuit board.
What to do if no alarming sound is generated by my JRC NCR-333?
If no alarming sound is generated, the buzzer may be malfunctioning, requiring you to replace the CMD-953 circuit board. Alternatively, the control unit might be malfunctioning, so replace the CMJ-501NA circuit board.
General| Display | Digital |
|---|---|
| Output Power | 2 W |
| Frequency | 4209.5 kHz |
| Power Supply | 12-24 VDC |
| Frequency Range | 10 kHz to 30 MHz |
| Selectivity | 2.4 kHz at -6 dB |
Explains symbols used for correct operation and to prevent injury or damage.
Illustrates symbols for danger, prohibition, and obligatory instructions.
Provides crucial warnings about potential serious injury or death if precautions are ignored.
Highlights cautions regarding potential injury or property damage if precautions are ignored.
Shows external views of the NCR-333 NAVTEX Receiver.
Shows the external view of the NAW-333 NAVTEX Antenna.
Overview of the NAVTEX NCR-333 receiver's function and broadcast reception capabilities.
Details the key features of the NCR-333 NAVTEX Receiver, including screen, saving, and input.
Lists standard and optional components for the NCR-333 NAVTEX Receiver.
Provides outline drawings and dimensions for the NCR-333 NAVTEX Receiver.
Identifies front panel components like the LCD panel and key panel of the NCR-333 Receiver.
Details the rear panel connectors and protective cover of the NCR-333 NAVTEX Receiver.
Illustrates the terminal layout on the rear panel and describes each terminal connection.
Explains the meaning of various indicators on the NAVTEX receiver's display bar and status bar.
Describes the different display screens available on the NCR-333, such as message text, lists, and settings.
Shows the first message list screen, displaying stored messages with ID, FREQ, LINES, DATE, TIME, STATION, and MSG TYPE.
Displays a list of selected messages, allowing users to choose which messages to view.
Shows the setup screen, providing access to main menu options like RX STATION, MESSAGE TYPE, and DISPLAY.
Provides guidance on installing the NAVTEX NCR-333 receiver, covering location selection and mounting.
Details the procedure for mounting the NCR-333 receiver using its base, including clearance for maintenance.
Illustrates the operational menu tree, showing the navigation flow for various functions.
Covers fundamental operations like turning the power ON and OFF, and the startup procedures.
Explains how to handle abnormal startup conditions where self-diagnosis results are 'NG'.
Details the procedure for handling 'CHECK SUM ERROR' during startup, involving software updates.
Describes how to adjust the LCD backlight brightness in multiple levels.
Explains how to stop alarm buzzers and lists conditions that trigger alarm beeps.
Covers displaying received messages, including message text and character size settings.
Describes how message text is displayed, including line numbers and character size options.
Explains the display of message list 1, showing stored messages and how to select them.
Shows how to select messages from a list, allowing filtering by channel, NAVAREA, message type, or ID.
Presents the main menu structure for accessing various settings and functions of the NAVTEX receiver.
Details the RX STATION screen for setting receiving modes, frequencies, and station selections.
Explains the automatic and manual select modes for receiving stations.
Covers setting up automatic receiving station selection based on NAVAREA and frequency.
Describes how to edit the receiving station name for each channel and NAVAREA.
Explains how to select and configure the types of NAVTEX messages to receive.
Covers display settings like contrast, brightness, buzzer, local time, and user key assignment.
Details how to adjust the contrast of the display screen.
Explains how to enable or disable buzzer functions for different types of alerts and messages.
Describes how to set the local time difference relative to UTC.
Explains how to assign frequently used functions or screens to the USER key.
Covers settings for displaying position, time, and navigational information on the screen.
Provides access to NAVTEX-specific settings like character size, message scroll, and printer properties.
Allows selection of character size for message display (Normal, Medium, Large).
Controls whether the Character Error Rate (CER) is displayed on the message end.
Enables or disables automatic scrolling of message text on the screen, typically for large character sizes.
Configures settings for external printers, including data output, format, baud rate, and print direction.
Manages message output to external equipment via the INS port, selecting stations and message types.
Configures message output settings for external printers, selecting stations and message types.
Provides access to system maintenance functions like self-diagnosis, alert history, and status checks.
Initiates self-diagnostic tests for the NCR-333 receiver's components and systems.
Displays and manages failure alerts or NAVTEX alarms, showing history and details.
Shows the current setting status of the NAVTEX receiver, including disabled stations and message types.
Allows monitoring of serial input/output data on ports and logging of displayed data.
Displays the software version information for the NCR-333 receiver.
Allows selection of the display language for the user interface.
Lists general maintenance and inspection tasks for the equipment using basic tools.
Recommends periodic inspections and refers to maintenance menus for self-diagnosis and status monitoring.
Guides on confirming the correct receiving station and message type settings.
Explains how to confirm alert/alarm status and refers to the NCR-333 Alert Table.
Provides a troubleshooting guide for common symptoms, their causes, and countermeasures.
Lists maintenance units for repair, including models and notes for replacement.
Lists spare parts recommended for periodic maintenance, including their decline periods.
Details the warranty period and conditions for the equipment.
Specifies the holding period for service parts after production discontinuation.
Provides instructions on troubleshooting before requesting repair and information required for notification.
Recommends periodic professional maintenance checks to ensure optimal performance.
Lists the technical specifications for the NCR-333 NAVTEX Receiver, including receiver, panel, and power.
Details the specifications of the operation panel, including display type, keyboard, and backlight.
Specifies the input voltage and power consumption of the NAVTEX receiver.
Describes the communication ports and their specifications for external equipment interfaces.
Lists the environmental conditions for the equipment, including operating and storage temperatures.
Details the supported NMEA sentences for data input and output, with and without BAM connection.
Explains the received message log, including storage capacity and message ageing.
Provides electrical characteristics and environmental conditions for the optional NAW-333 NAVTEX Antenna.
Lists specifications for the DPU-414 printer option, including type, power, and character per line.
Lists specifications for the NKG-901 printer option, including type, power, and character per line.
Details the operation, precautions, and paper loading for the DPU-414 printer.
Explains precautions and paper loading procedures for the NKG-91 printer.
Details precautions and paper loading procedures for the NKG-901 printer.
Guides on preparing and connecting the PC software (CYC-333) for NAVTEX data management.
Provides a schedule of NAVTEX coast stations, including location and transmission times.
