DISTRESS ALERT TRANSMISSION PROCEDURES Z\, WARNING + Tum off the power switch of the IME when you are admitted within 0.5m from the EME. It could cause the infliction injury on anyone to take the electric radiation from the EME. + Do not touch the inside of the IME. It could cause electric shock and/or trouble + Do not operate with wet hard It could cause electric shock and/or trouble. + Do not spill liquid on this equipment. It could cause fire and/or trouble. + If the false distress request is transmitted, take the following instructions immediately (1) Stop the transmission power immediately (2) Report the following information to the Nearest Maritime Safety Office or Station or the Communication Operation Division, Guard & Rescue Department, Maritime Safety Agency (TLX: +72-022-5193 JMSAHQ J, TEL: +81-3-3591-9000), (a) Ship's Name, Type and Flag (b) Main ID Number (c) Position and Time at the false transmission (d) Cause of the false transmission (c) MES type, Serial Number and Delivery Date * Do not use the DTE to the other system. It could cause no transmitting the distress alert at the distress condition. + Do not tum off the power switch of the IME, It could cause no receiving the distress message or the high priority message. + Request the service for the installation, the maintenance or the repair to IRC sales office or JRC service network. It could cause trouble with the false installation or the false setting ‘+ Read the operation manual before using the JUE-75C Inmarsat- It could cause trouble with the false operation.DISTRESS ALERT TRANSMISSION PROCEDURES SQ + DO NOT REQUEST THE DISTRESS ALERT EXCEPT IN AN EMERGENCY. + The distress alert will be routed to Rescue Coordination Centre (RCC) + The false distress request is transmitted, take the following instructions immediately. (1) Stop the transmission power immediately (2) Report the following information to the Nearest Maritime Safety Office of Section or the Communication Operation Division, Guard & Rescue Department, Maritime Safety Agency (TLX: +72-0222-5193 IMSAHQ J, TEL: +81-3-3591-9000), BD} sis Name, Type an Fag (b) Main ID Number (©) Position and Time at the miss-transmission (d) Cause of the miss-transmission (e) MES type. | + Register the distress message in advance before transmitting the distress alert at the rial Number and Delivery Date | distress window in Main menu. Step | DB* Operation DTE Response Remarks [1 | Open hinged cover | + The buzzer starts sounding | If you do not want to initiate and press DISTRESS | 0.5 sec ON a distress alert, immediately button 1.0 sec OFF. clear the Distress button + "SOS" is displ line, 1d at the top | pressing 2 (Continuously pressing | + ‘The buzzer changes sounding |* If you do not want to initiate DISTRESS button for| 0.5 sec ON a distress alert, wait the sound 6 seconds oF more) | 0.5 sec OFF stop. (for about 1 minute) _ pee | | = 3. | To initiate the distress | + The buzzer changes sounding |» When the JUE-75C is tuning alert, once clear to continuous and the to LES channel, the READY DISTRESS button following window is LED goes on and off. pressing and then displayed, the distress message + The registered distress | press the bottun again. | is successfully uansmitted to | message is transmitted. the LES, Distress (96-10-21-10:00) | | succeeded | F10: Previous “DB: Distress ButtonDistress alert Nature Unspecified Data source GPS|Manual Position N 35 33.00 deg min E128 56.00 deg min | Height 00000 i Course 125.0 deg Speed 18.5 knots IE 203 (Yamaguchi) FI: Send call 2 E Previous| Example of “Distress alert” Window Nature Nature of distress (Default value: Unspecified) Data source Data Source content Position Ship’s position* Height Ship's altiude* (Monitoring only) Course Ship's heading* Speed Navigation speed* LES LES 1D/name where a distress alert is sent to * When a satellite navigator is connected with the IME, or the JRC GPS is integrated into the IME, ship's position, hight, course, speed will be updated automatically. However, some satellite navigators do not output hight, course and/or speed. In this ¢: e, update course and/or speed manually.DISTRESS ALERT TRANSMISSION PROCEDURES. for Remote Distress Button (RDB) A CAUTION ©) + v0 sor kequesr tHe piste ALERT EXCEPT IN AN EMERGENCY. + The distress alert will be routed to Rescue Coordination Centre (RCC). + The false distress request is transmitted, take the following instructions immediately. (1) Stop the transmission power immediately. (2) Report the following information to the Nearest Maritime Safety Office or Section or the Communication Operation Division, Guard & Rescue Department, Maritime e Safety Agency (TLX: +72-0222-5193 JMSAHQ J, 3591-9000), (a) Ship's Name, Type and Flag (b) Main ID Number | (c) Position and Time at the miss-transmission (@) Cause of the miss-transmission | (c) MES type, Serial Number and Delivery Date + Register the distress message in advance before transmitting the distress at alert the distress window in Main menu. Step, RDB* Operation DTE Response Remarks 1 |* Open hinged cover _| + The button lamp starts blinking| + If you do not want to initiate a and press DISTRESS | 0.5 sec ON distress alert, immediately clear button till the buzzer | 1.0 sec OFF. the button pressing sounds. (for about 5 | + The buzzer starts sounding seconds or more) 0.5 sec ON | 1.0 sec OFF. ig | * The lamp changes blinking + If you do not want to initiate a 2 (Continuously pre | Distress button for 6 0.5 sec ON distress alert, wait the sound seconds or more) 0.5 sec OFF. stop. (for about | minute) «+ The buzzer changes sounding 0.5 sec ON 0.5 sec OFF. * To initiate the * The lamp changes blinking to |» When the JUE-75C is tuning to distress alert, once lighting on LES channel, the|READY] clear DISTRESS + The buzzer changes sounding | LED goes on and off. | button pressing and | to continuous + The registered distress message | | then press the bottun | * When the sound ceases, the is transmitted. | again distress message is | | successfully transmitted to the j | LES. (Note) Note: When the distress alert is transmitted by RDB, the nature in the distress message is set to Indesignated” automatically regardless of the setting of the distress alert screen,ac ACK senses AFC AGC... AOR ALM ANSI... ANT. ASCII ARQ BB BBER BCD. BER BPSK ccc CIR cert CCU CES CNID..... COMM cPu cR. SDN cuG aB pc DCE DEC DEL DEM. bos ACRONYMS AND ABBREVIATIONS Altemating Current ‘Acknowledgement Automatic Frequency Control Automatic Gain Control Atlantic Ocean Region a ssn Alarm American National Standard Institute Antenna ... American Standard Code for Information Interchange .. Automatic Request Repeat Bulletin Board Bulletin Board Error Rate Binary Coded Decimal Bit Error Rate bit per second Binary Phase Shift Keying, Backspace Buzzer Channel Control Circuit Comite Consultatif International des Rediocommunications (ITU) Comite Consultatif Intemational Telegraphique et Telephonique Central Control Unit Coast Earth Station Closed Network Identification Communication Central Processing Unit Carriage Return Cireuit Switched Data Network Closed User Group Decibels Direct Current Data Circuit Terminating Equipment Decoder Circuit Delete Demodulator Circuit Disk Operating SystemH Ds Data Source DTE “Data Terminal Equipment ECS .. Electronic Commissioning System EDP ss ssose External Data Port EEPROM so Electrically Erasable and Programmable ROM EGC verre a Enhanced Group Call EIA... vs - Electronic Industries Association EIRP ———— Equivalent Isotropically Radiated Power EME eee Externally Mounted Equipment EOF . - -End Of File EXT... eee a External EW so ssn Bas West FD Floppy Disk FEC. : : om "Forward Error Correction FRLP .. Forward ID Return ID Link Pair Global Maritime Distress and Safety Service .Global Positioning System HPA HYB .. wo. Hybrid IAS... International Alphabet number 5 1D ; Identity IF Intermediate Frequency TERB vsccnnnnnnne sn Intemational Frequency Registration Board IFU Intermediate Frequency Unit THO - International Hydrographic Office IME... Intemally Mounted Equipment IMO. .. International Maritime Organization INFO . Information INMARSAT “International Maritime Satellite Organization vO. srnmnnennesennneess HNPUUOUPUL IOR sn Indian Ocean Region ISDN, . Integrated Services Digital Network Iso International Organization for Standardization ITA... Intemational Telegraph Alphabet viITU sass LcD LED LES LMss. LNA. LSB. LT MES: MFTRS.... : MKS... MID MMss MOD we MSB wooo MSI NAVAREA, NAVTEX International Telecommunication Union Liquid Crystal Display Light Emitting Diode .. Land Earth Station “Land Mobile Satellite Service . Low Noise Amplifier . Least Significant Bit Local Time Mobile Earth Station Manvtacturers Message Handling System .. Maritime Identification Digits Maritime Mobile Satellite Service Modulator Most Significant Bit Marine Safety Information .. Navigational Area "MF Navigational Broadcast Service Network Coordination Station National Marine Electronics Association ... North/South INMARSAT Operations Control Centre Optional Switch Box Oscillator Personal Computer Packet Error Probability Packet Error Rate Personal Identification Number nnn Pacific Ocean Region Programmable Read Only Memory Packet Switched Data Network Packet Switched Public Data Network Public Switched Telephone Network Power Supply UnitPVT ns RAM RCC. RDB. REC ROM.. SAR... SDM w.. SFU SOLAS SYNC SYNTH, TDM.. ‘TDMA..... TX. uTc VCXO. WMO. vii Performance Verification Test vw Random Access Memory Rescue Coordination Centre Remote Distress Button Receiving level . Read Only Memory Receive/Receiver Search and Rescue oe System Definition Manual Store and Forward Unit Safety of Life at Sea Synchronization Synthesizer = 1¢ Division Multiplex Time Division Multiple Access ‘TransmivTransmitter Coordinated Universal Time so Voltage Control Crystal Oscillator World Meteorological OrganizationTABLE OF CONTENTS CHAPTER 1 GENERAL... CHAPTER 2 COMPOSITION. 2.1, Externally Mounted Equipment (EME) 21 2.2. Internally Mounted Equipment (IME) a son 2-2, Data Terminal Equipment 24 Distress Button (DB) Printer. Line Filter External Power Supply Unit (EXT PSU) Option 1 Optional Switch Box (OSB)... “ as 28 28.2. Extemal Buzzer (EXT BUZZ) 29 2.8.3 Remote Distress Button (RDB) 284 Extemal Data Port (EDP) Kit 28.5 GPS Option (GPS Receiver and GP 2.8.6 RS-232D/422A Interface 2.8.7 Floppy Disk Drive Unit 21 S Kit) ssn 21 2 2 CHAPTER 3 SPECIFICATION 3.1 JUE-75C 3.2. DTE 3.3. Read-Out Printer (NKG-800) 3.4. External Power Supply Unit (NBD-577A) 3.5. Option 3.5.1 Option Switch Box (NQE-894A) 3.5.2 Extemal Buzzer (NCE-4772A) 3.5.3. External Data Port Kit (6EZSC00026) 3.54 GPS Option 3.5.5 RS232D/RS422A Converter (NQA-1689A) CHAPTER 4 OPERATION 4.1. Starting Up 4.11 Power ON 4.1.2. Power OFF 4.1.3 Floppy Disk Handling 4.2 LogIn 4.3 Log Out 4.4 Main Menu Screen 4.4.1 Command 4.4.2 Mes Status Area 410 4.4.3 Menu Structure Chart at 4.4.4 Additional Menu Structure Chart 412 45° Initial Setting. 4134.5.1 Selecting Preferred Ocean Region (Nes/Les info) 4.5.2. Setting Date & Time 4.5.3. Setting Peripheral Function 46 Editing a Message 4.6.1 Procedure of Editing a Message 46.2. Editing Procedure 4.6.3 Block Function 4.64. File Management 4.6.4.1 File Management command 4.6.4.2 Floppy Disk Management Command 4.7 Transmitting Message (Transmit) 4.1.1 Select Telex Window 4.7.2. Transmitting Facsimile Message 4.7.3, Transmitting Data (PSDN) Message 4.74. Transmitting Data (PSTN) Message 475. Transmitting Closed Network Message 4.7.6 Transmitting Special Access Network message 4.7.7 Transmitting Message with Prefix Code 4.7.8 Abbreviated number 4.1.9. Scheduled Transmission 4.8. Receiving Message (Read-Out) 4.9 Call Logging (Call-Log) 4.9.1. Delivery Confirmation 4.92. Print Out 4.93 Clear History 494 Ending 4.10 Distress Alert (Distress) 4.11 Polling 4.11.4 Land ID Registration for Polling 4.11.2 Position Polling by Using S & F Message Transfer 4.11.3 File Polling by Using S & F Message Tran 4.11.4 Data Source Polling by Using S & F Message Transfer etting Polling for Scheduled Transmission 4.115 Parameter 4.11.6 Call Log by Using S&F Message Transfer 4.12 EGC Message Reception 4.12.1 EGC Messages. 4.12.2 Receive Mode for EGC Reception (Re 4.12.3 EGC Message Restriction (Ege) 4,123.1 Navarea 4.1232 Fixed area 4.12.3.3. Reception type 4,123.4 Navtex coverage area. 4,123.5 Navtex message 4.12.3.6 Position Updated 4.1.3.7 Message Print Out Function 4.13 PVTest 4.14 Distress Button Test eive-Mode) ... 414 415 417 417 419 423 4-28 4-28 4-30 4-32 4-33 4.37 44l 445 4-49 452 4-55 459 461 4-63 4-65 4-66 oe 4-66 4-66 4-66 4-67 469 4-69 471 472 474 4.75 an 478 478 4.79 479 4-80 4-82 4-83 4-84 4-85 4-86 4-87 4-88 4-89CHAPTER 5 MAINTENANCE. 5.1, Maintenance 5.1.1 Daily Maintenance 5.1.1.1 Mechanical Maintenance Ss 5.1.1.2. Electrical Maintenance Sd 5.2 Troubleshooting 532 5.2.1 Alarm Check . 5-2 5.2.2 Alarm History 52 5.2.3 Countermeasure 5-4 5.24 TX Alarm 5-5 5.3. Information Window 55 5.3.1 WARNING Window 5-5 5.3.2. CAUTION Window 57 5.3.3 ERROR Window 58 5.3.4 INFORMATION Window 59 5.4 Help Funetion 5-10 APPENDIX 1. JRC SERVICE NETWORK APPENDIX 2. INMARSA ” NUMBERING PLAN Add APPENDIX 3. TELEX DESTINATION CODES LIST. APPENDIX 4, NKG-800 PRINTER INSTALLATION GUIDE ... 1, CAUTIONS FOR USI 2. OUTLINE AND NAMI 2.1 Supplied accessories 2.2. Components names 3. INSTALLATION 3.1 Fix tape attachment 3.2. Change of ribbon cassette - cartridge S OF COMPONENTS. 3.3. Printing pressure adjustment (Print paper thickness adjustment) Ad 3.4 Roll paper loading AGS 3.5. Connection with terminal AGH 4. SELF-PRINTING FUNCTION A4I2 DIAGRAM .. APPENDIX 5. JUE-75C INSTALLATION WIRING APPENDIX 6. JUE-75C BLES‘This manual covers the operation of DTE V1.0 for JUE-75C or later version.CHAPTER 1 GENERAL This manual covers the installation, operation and maintenance of the Mobile Earth Station Ml 5) JUE-75C for Inmarsat-C satellite communications. ‘The Inmarsat-C satellite communications provides text and data transmission to and from, Inmarsat-C MES and terrestrial subscribers via a variety of public networks. It also carries the Enhanced Group Call (EGC) message. + Function of JUB-75C JUE-T5C provides the following functions: (a) Store and Forward message transfer (b) Distress Alert (©) EGC message reception when not engaged in Inmarsat-C traffic (Immarsat-C Class 2) (@) Position and/or file transfer by a polling command from shore using store and forward message transfer (e) Scheduled position and/or file transfer using store and forward message transfer (©) Position and/or data reporting using data reporting protocol specified by Inmarsat (de- pends on LES facility)CHAPTER 2 COMPOSITION JUE-75C is composed of Externally Mounted Equipment (EME), tntemally Mounted Equip- ment (IME), Data Terminal Equipment (DTE), Printer and Extemal PSU. 2.4 Externally Mounted Equipment (EME) NAF-74B Fig. 2.1.1 shows EME (NAF-74B). EME is connected to Internally Mounted Equipment (IME) with a single coaxial cable. Maximum length of the cable is 100 meters. NaF Mojure Fig. 2.1.1. Externally Mounted Equipment (EME)2.2 Internally Mounted Equipment (IME) NTF-494 Fig. 2.2.1 shows IME (NTF-49B). IME is composed of Frequency Translation Unit (FTU), Intermediate Frequency Unit (IFU), Central Control Unit (CCU), EME Power Supply Unit (EME PSU), IME Power Supply Unit (IME PSU), front panel (PANEL) and IME Rack eles eat lit See Se = ee Lo Lame (©) (REGEN Lamp (2) (SYNE) Lamp (2) [POWER] Lame ‘switen Fig. 2.2.1 Internally Mounted Equipment (IME) 22Table 2.2.1 The LAMPs Indicate the MES Status LED's COMES ON GOES OFF (2) POWER | MES power on MES power off (3) SYNC Bulletin Board OK Bulletin Board NG When the MES is retuned the NCS channel to the TDM channel or the ‘TDM channel to the NCS channel, this LED iy blinking. (4) LOG-IN | Logged In Logged Out (5) TRANSMIT | MES carrier on MES carrier off (6) RECEIVE | Message receiving No message or Message received | and Message output to DTE and/or | Printer | (7) DISTRESS —High-priority Message receiving or | Idle State transmitting | Table 2.2.2 The Switch function _ Name Funetion | Remarks | (1) POWER Switch | Power ON/OFF the MES. ~ (2) RESET Button Reset the CPU and clear the | Press the Button by a narrow object memory in the IME such as the tip of a ball-point pen2.3. Data Terminal Equipment ‘The DTE is cpmposed the Dataterminal Equipment (NDZ-127C) and the DTE is connected to IME (NTF-19B) to control the JUE-75C, The DTE must be type-approved INMARSAT. Successors to the following personal computers and the other models will follow to be type-approved if required. 1. Do not use except the ND; 2. Do not use except specified DTE-IME cable: otherwise the IME is damaged 27C DIE: otherwise DTE is not operated normally ceeeeeermeeece: | _ ° FOWER) uo «o) [READY] Leo _ (GoaaHa] Leo (1) Screen Angle Adjust Knob _/ (5) [RESET] bum evo (backside) Fig. 2.3 DTE (NDZ-127C) (2) Screen Angle Adjust Knob Used to adjust the sereen angle to clearly (2) (POWER]LED Iluminates when power has been supplied (3) [READY)LED Iluminates when communication is possible (4) (COMM)LED Tluminates in communication. (5) [RESETILED Used to reset the VDU. A\ xo In case of no key-instruction for 3 minutes under DTE operating mode except any communication, any display is disappeared automatically. 242.4 Distress Button (DB) The Distress Button is connected to IME to initiate the distress alert transmission. ___IL j= 0 NQE-3037B INMARSAT-C DISTRESS BUTTON {1)_Disuass twanamission button ce @ Bopoan Redo Co, Lid. 906 1 sKPAN Fig. 2.4 Distress Button (NQE-30378) (1) Distress transmission button Used to transmitted Distress message by opening hinged cover and pressing the red button.2.5 Printer The printer is connected Internally Mounted Equipment (IME) or Data Terminal Equipment (DTE) to take a hard copy of transmitted: received and edited messages. ‘The printer must be type-approved by INMARSAT. ae 1 (4) (LE switen fw (9) [RUB] switen — en (2) (ORTLINE] switch (0) (BOWER) switch Fig. 2.4 Printer (NKG-800) (1) (POWER! switch Used to turn on/off line voltage to ROP. (2) [ON-LINE] switch Used to alternate ROP status on line and off line, A CAUTION + Keep on line at all time = When ROP status is off line: received message is not printed. 3) [NLO] switch This switch is not used. (4) [LE] switch ‘This switch is not used. (5) [EF] switch ‘This switch is not used. (6)[P.PARK| switch This switch is not used. 2-62.6 Line Filter ‘The line filter is connected between IME and EXT PSU to remove the conduction noise of the power source. 2.7 External Power Supply Unit (EXT PSU) ‘The EXT PSU (NBD-577A) supplies DC+24V tor IME-EME, DTE and Printer from Ship's power sou-rce (AC100/120/220V and/or DC#24V) ‘When both AC and DC power source are connected so the EXT PSU sand the power interruption of AC power source is occurred: EXT PSU switches ever from the AC power source to the DC power source automatically. 28 Option = hprearcenpoenepiennent JUE-75C has the following options; Optional Switch Box (OSB) Extemal Buzzer (EXT BUZZ) Remote Distress Button (RDB) Extemal Data Port Kit (EDP) GPS option + GPS Receiver + GPS Kit RS-232D/RS-422A Interface Floppy Disk Drive Unit 27 2.7 EXT PSU (NBD-577A) NQE-894A NCE-4772A NQE-887B 6EZSCO0026 CCA-291 6EZSC00031 NQA-1689A, NDH-2652.8.1 Optional Switch Box (OSB) NQE-8944 The OSB is used to connect the EXT BUZZ, RDB and/or Navigational equipment to JUE- 78C. The OSB can control up to two EXT BUZZs and RDBs. Ter auzen seen 2.8.1 Optional Switch Box (OSB) 282.82 External Buzzer (EXT BUZZ) NCE-47724 ‘The buzzer in the EXT BUZZ. sounds and LED on the EXT BUZZ illuminates when mes- sage is received. When the EXT BUZZ is connected to JUE-75C, the optional switch box (OSB) is essential 2) NMA receiving Lamp 1a) EGC receiving Lamp e, IMEC receving Lamp, BUZ OFF Switch (8) BUZ TIME Switch (POWER Lamp (8) MER eS ay euzzen (9) VOLUME Fig. 2.8.2 External Buzzer (EXT BUZZ) () BUZZER ‘Sounds when INM-A, INM-C, or, EGC receives message. (2) INM-A Lamp Mkuminates when INM-A receives message. 3) INM-C Lamp Mluminates when INM-C receives message. (4) EGC Lamp Mluminates when EGC receives message. (5) BUZ OFF Switch Used to stop the buzzer sounding by press the switch (6) BUZ TIME Switch Used to selecting the BUZ, sound in receiving INM-A TELEX message. ‘BUZ sounds continuously by selecting "=", sounds only 2sec by selecting "NOR". (7) Power Lamp ‘Tiluminates when power is supplied. (8) Dimmer Used to adjust lamp's brightness (9) VOLLIME Used to adjust BUZ’s loudness.2.8.3 Remote Distress Button (RDB) NQE- 887B ‘The RDB is used to send a distress alert from detached room. When the RDB is connected to JUE-75C, the optional switch box (OSB) is essential a @ 8) (3) DIMMER, NGE=8978 INMARSAT-C REMOTE DISTRESS BUT’ i (1) Distress Button & Lamp DISTRESS REQUEST | PROSEDURE (1 Open henge cover and orets DISTRESS button for 6 seconde, (2) hon sertng:sound crarsaa faster reae DISTRESS button erern (3) When the sound ceases, the errase meceage is completely transmitted ” wor O| 7 YN 8 (2) READY Lamp _ Janen Radio Co. Ltd. MADE IN JAPAN ;O O° ig. 2.8.3 Remote Distress Button (RDB) Distress Button & Lamp Used for Distress transmission In case of transmitting distress, open hinged cover and press the button. ‘The Lamp is blinking in transmitting distress Ready Lamp Iluminates when it is able to transmitting distress. Dimmer Used to adjust lamp brightness. 24102.8.4 External Data Port (EDP) Kit 6EZSC00026 The EDP Kit is composed of EDP PCB (CMH-1008A), EDP Power Cable (6ZCSC75011) and Option Cover (MPBX20995) ‘The EDP is incorporated in the IME. ‘The EDP provides two serial data ports for remote DTE and/or data acquisit port for distress message controller (DMC) OMe Connector DBTEDS Connector EDP Power Cable Fig. 2.8.4 EDP Kit zu2.8.5 GPS Option (GPS Receiver and GPS Kit) CCA-291 and 6EZSC00031 ‘The Globol Positioning System (GPS) Option is composed of GPS Receiver (CCA-291) and GPS Kit (6EZSCO0031). ‘The GPS Kit is composed of the DATA CONV (CMK-371A) and GPS Receiver and the GPS Kit are incorporated in the IME. 2.8.6 RS-232D/422A Interface NQA-16894 ‘The RS-232D/422A (NQA-1689A) is used extended the length between IME and DTE, ‘The maximum length is 50 meters. a Gene 2920 + 2 NTF OA - 16604, Fig. 2.8.6 RS-232D/422A Interface 2.8.7 Floppy Disk Drive Unit NDH-265 The Floppy Disk Drive Uint (NDH-265) is used to save the editing files. ‘Two kind of the 3.Sinches floppy disk, 2DD (720K) and 2HD (144M) are availableCHAPTER 3 SPECIFICATION 3.1 JUE-75C ‘The principal specification of JUE-75C is shown in Table 3.1.1 Table 3.1 Principal Spscification of JUE-75C “Antenna, or |. -234B/K minimum EIRP within 1442 dBW (at 5 degrees elevation angle) | Modulation {caine fared ‘Ambient temperature = ‘Specification - Class 2 Pattern : Hemisphere Polarization : Right hand circular TX : 1200 symbols/s BPSK* (2nd generation satellite) RX : 1200 symbols/sec. BPSK* BPSK : Binary Phase Shift keying Interleaved, convolutional code (R= 1/2, ‘TX : 600 bps RX : 600 bps SC + 55°C (EME operational) Power supply Reception message storage ~] EME : 114mm(@) x 460mm(H) -25°C = + 55°C (IME operational) _ _ -40°C - + 80°C_ (Survival with power on) Relative humidity 95% (40°C) _ | [IES mY | | Precipitation | 100 mm/hour (EME) _ | “Wind 200 Kvhour (EME) _ 12 V DC through 24 V DC voltage +35%, -20% “Power consumption |TX:110W (EME and IME) RX:25W (EME and IME) | TOTAL : 300 (EME and IME) __ Vibration (operational) 0.02g°/Hz (S - 20 Hz) _ _ _| -3aBloct (0.5g rms)___(20- 150 Hz) | Vibration (survival) 0.05g°/Hz, (5 - 20 Hz) a | -BBvoct (10g rms) (20 - 150 Hz) | Velocity 140 km/hour | Max wansmission message | 8K bytes = — 80K bytes (INMARSAT-C : 40K bytes, EGC = 40K bytes) NMEAOI83_(Ver2.0) and JRC original IME : 234mm(W) x 315mm(D)76mm(H) ME = 4.0kg IME : 4.0kg 343.2 DIE ‘The principal specification of DTE is sown in Table 3.2. Table 3.2 Principal Specification of DTE Ttem NDZ-127C Microprocessor ‘Text Memory Memory Backup Capacitor backup for 24 hours or more Backlit supertwist LCD with adjustable brightness and Display contrast, 80 charactersX25 lines, 640x480 dot-mapped graph- 7 ics (IBM Video Graphic Array (VGA) compatible) Back Light Cold fluorescent lamp (CFL) Keyboard TBM compatible Operating System MS-DOS Version 3.3 in ROM Printer Interface Radio Modem Interface RS-232C 9600 bauds Parallel interface Floppy Disk Unit Extemal 3 1/2" floppy disk drive (FDD), 1.44MB (2HD) 720KB (2DD) disks(Option) ‘Automatic Power Off ‘Automatic power off for the backlit LCD display, turned-| on by pressing any keyse Primary Power Voltage 24V DC _ _ Consumption 0.94 __ Dimensions 39Smm(W)x1 80mm(D)x280mm(H) _ Weight 4.5 kg (Main Unit) 06 kg (Keyboard) 0.9 kg (Floppy Disk Unit) 323.3. Read-Out Printer (NKG-800) ‘The Principal Specification of Read-Out Printer (ROP: NKG-800) is shown in Table 3.3. ‘Table 3.3 Principal Specification of Printer er [NRG800-3 > Character coding __| ASctt code | | Line imterface | Parallel interface Print system Impact dot 7 |_Maximum printing speed 120characters/sec a ‘Character format | 9x7 dot Maximum number of character per line | 80characterv/line | Roll paper size _ Ink ribbon Type : #SP-16051 | | IRC Code : 52ZZ.CM00003 _ _ Color : Black _ |_Power supply _ Power consumption Jere u | Dimensions aaa 9mm(W) x 376mm(D) x 193mm H) 3.4 External Power Supply Unit (NBD-577A) ‘The Principal Specification of External Power Supply Unit (EXT PSU: NBD-519A) is shown in Table 3.4. Table 3.4 Principal Specification of EXT PSU Line voltage + Voltage AC90-121V/AC180-242V (AC100/220V) + DC19-33V (DC24V) + Frequency 47-64H17 (50/60H2) tem Specification | Line voltage selection + Line voltage automatic selection ACIOOV and AC220V Output + ACIOOV, 0.75 + DC2V, 5A Function + DC power automatic backup at AC power failure Protection + Proctection by the No-Fuse breaker + Over voltage (Output) DC#27-30V | + Over current (Output) 9.5-10.0A Dimensions 425MM(W) x 396mm(D) x 75men(H) | Weight 10kg,3.5 Option 3.5.1 OptionSwitch Box (NQE-894A) The principal specification of the Option Switch Box (OSB: NQE-894A) is shown in Table 3.5.1. Table 3.5.1 Principal Specification of OSB Item Specification Primary power + SV DC supplied from IME | — _ 1 Interface | + IME TIL + EXT BUZZ : Current loop + RDB Current loop + SAT-NAV : NMEA 0183 level Function (1) Interface and control (On/Off) for up to two EXT BUZZs. (2) Interface and control for up to two RDBs. (3) Interface for extemal navigation equipment, Connector + To IME 15 pin D-sub connector To extemal equipment : Junction Board3.5.2. External Buzzer (NCE-4772A) ‘The principal specification of Extemal Buzzer (EXT BUZ: NCE-4772A) is shown in Table 35.1 Table 3.5.1 Principal Specification of EXT BUZ ‘Communication Mode or Priority Mlumination Sound Inmarsat-C MESs High Priority ‘INM-C’ LED J (*1) +n { J 2) Low Priority | “INM-C" LED 800Hz. single tone “ ¢3) ca (3) EGC Receivers High Priority ‘EGC LED 4 (#1) Len J L. | em L Low Priority | “EGC” LED 800Hz single tone — 83) LH Z (3) <_— <> Inmarsat-A MESs Telex ‘INM-A’ LED _} 2 seconds| J (4) _—— <—— Voice SINM-A’ LED (*5) 5) 2s ar | Pi 2s T “1s Is Is Is Data/Fax SINM-A’ LED (*5) 5) 2s ar) Playas “isis Is IsNOTE: *1 *2, 3 +4: 5 Illumination and sound cease when the ‘RESET’ switch on the panel of EXT BUZZ is pressed. 2.2 KHz and 1.3 KHz tones sounds alternately. Sounding time can be selected by the DTE command. Sounding time can be selected by the “BUZ TIME’ switch on the panel of the EXT BUZZ. Switch Position Sounding Time “NOR’ 2 seconds Sounds till the ‘RESET’ switch is pressed. Mlumination and sound cease when the handset is hooked off or the facsimile re- sponds,35.3 External DataPort Kit (6EZSC00026) The principal specification of the External Data Port (EDP: 6EZSC00026) is shown in Table 353, “Input + RS232C/D port x 2 (for Remote DTE or DS) + JRC original parallel (for DMC) Interface Remote DTE Synchronous method: Asynchronous, RS232C (start-stop synchronization) + Transmission rates: 9600bps + Data JRC original format | Data source * Synchronous method: Asynchronous, RS232C (star-stop synchronization) * Transmission rates: 1200, 2400 and 4800bps * Data (Note) Start bit 1, data bit 7 or 8 (ASCID, parity bitO or I (even or old), stop bit 1 Storage capacity = 2K byte Note: The following three types of data streams can be interfaced with the EDP: 1) Data stream which follows the ‘STX” code and is followed by ‘ETX’ code. Six] Baa [HK [six] baa [em] ; 1 2) Data stream which of interval is more than 1 second, More than 1 second More than I second Up to 2 Kbytes 3) Data stream which follows characters ‘/S/’ and is followed by characters ‘EV’ soe T= PEL Upto 2 Kbytes Upto 2 Kbytes 3435.4 GPSOption The principal speci iver (CCA-291) is shown in Table 5.4. Table 3.5.4 Principal Specification of GPS Receiver (CCA-191P) Receiving System | Mule Chanel Systems (8 channels 7 Receiving frequency ©) 1S7542MiNa LI, CIA code a | Dynamic range 254B : = —— | Dynamic eapaitty 300km/hour (max, Srisec? (max) a Position accuracy | Horizontal: 100m 2DRMS (SA ON, DOP=25) ae Speed: 0.9m/sec RMS (SA ON, DOP=2.5) 3.8.5 RS232D/RS422A Converter (NQA-1689A) ‘The principal specification of the RS232D/RS422A Converter (NQA-1689A) is shown in Table 3.5.5. Table 3.5.5 Principal Specification of RS232D/RS422A Converter Line voltage ACIOOV Function =| «Convert between RS-2320 (C) and RS-A2ASSC*S Connecter © | RS-2320 ©) +9 pin Dsub — a | RS-422A —: Junction board Maximum cable length | RS-422A 50m -CHAPTER 4 OPERATION 4.1 Starting Up A IMPORTANT POWER ON When you turn on the power switch, your JUE-75C tries Log-in to the NCS automatically after synchronized with NCS TDM carrier. POWER OFF ‘When you turn off the power switch, your JUE-75C remains still powered on and tries to log-out automatically then is turned off after Log-out sequence regardless of results. 414.1.1 Power ON ‘The JUE-75C MES starts tuning to an NCS common channel automatically with the indica- tion “Tune” at the first Tine in about 5 seconds after turning the MES on. Then the MES initiates 1 log-in request to the NCS as soon as the MES acquires the synchronization of the NCS com- ‘mon channel. When the log-in request is the first attempt after the MES is installed, the automatic commis- sioning test (performance test) will be started by the NCS. ‘After completion of the log-in request and commissioning test subsequent to the first log. the first line of the screen indicates as the following example: Ready Rec(POR): Good-15 93-05-08-15:24 (UTC)Before turning on all power switches of JUE-75C, confirm the all signal cables and power cables are connected correctly. Step Operation/Response (Example) | Screen (Example) 1+ Turn on the RO printer, and the EXT PSU. [Pete ID=FA /L=CD JAVL + The DTE is turned on automatically. NOCHECK Inmarsat-C M JUE-75 system software Version 4.0 Copy right © 1990-1996 Japan Radio Co., Ltd. 2 | + The DTE system software starts running after approx.30 seconds, then Main menu screen is displayed. 3. + Tum on the IME and the [FOWER] LED of | the IME is illuminated. + The status will be changed Log-out to Tune | in the first Hine on the main menu. 4+ After few minutes, [SYNC] LED on the IME will be illuminated * The status will be changed Tune to “Comm. (TX)” in the first ine on the main menu to initiate the Log-in. Log in succeeded (96-04-06-11:06) 5 | + After few minutes, [COGAN] LED on the | IME will be li. | + The status will be changed “Comm (TX)" to | “READY” in the first line on the main menu,4.1.2 Power OFF + Turn off the IME + The status will be changed “READY” to “Comm (TX)” in the first line on the main menu to imitiate the Log-out, * After few minutes, [POWER] LED on the IME is OFF. (Note) step | Operation/Response (Example) | ‘Seren (Example) | i * Tum off the DTE and RO printer. + Tum off the DC switch and AC switch on the EXT PSU | Note: When the status in the first line on the main menu is “Log-out” or “Ege only”, [POWER] LED on the IME is OFF immedicately. 444.1.3 Floppy Disk Handling When the Floppy Disk Drive Unit (NDH-265) option is added, take care the floppy disk as follows: A CAUTION While the green LED of the FDD unit is lit, do not remove the floppy disk nor turn off your INMARSAT; otherwise you may lose software and/or data in your floppy disk and also damage your floppy disk and disk drive. (1). Caring for disks + Do not slide back the disk’s protective metal cover nor touch the disk’s magnetic surface. Fingerprints may prevent the disk drive from reading data from the disk. *+ Data may be lost if the disk is twisted, bent, or dropped sharply, or if it is exposed to direct sunlight, or extreme heat or cold. + Do not place heavy objects on your disks + Magnetic energy can destroy the data on your disks. So keep your disks away from loud-speakers, printers, and television sets. 2) Write-protecting disks Any disk that contains data you cannot afford to lose should be protected from accidental erasure. Sliding the disk’s write-protect tab (0 its outermost position, write protects the disk. Data on a write-protected disk cannot be erased or altered by a disk drive. To write-protect a disk, slide the write-protect tab to the outermost position You should be able to see through the write-protect openning, To write-enable a disk, slide the write-protect tab to the innermost position. ‘The write-protect openning should be covered. Write-Enable Wite-Protecting ‘Write Protect Tab42° Login When the status in the first line on the main menu is “Log-out” on “Ege only”, initiate the “Log-in” according to the following procedures; When the received-mode is changed “Ege receive only” to “Inmarsal-C", The “Log In” is initiated automatically. Step Operation/Response (Example) Screen (Example) 1 | * Hold down (Ait) key and press (U] key on | + “Set up” screen is displayed. Main menu. 2 | * Hold down [Alt] key and press [I] key. | I Do you initiate log-in? [Yea] No__ | | - 3. | * Move the cursor to “Yes” and press (Enter! key. * The status will be changed to “Comm (TX)" in the first line on the main menu. 4 | + After few minutes, [LOGIN] LED on the IME will be lit | + The status will be changed “Comm (TX)" to “READY” | succeeded (93-04-06-11:06) 43° Log Out ‘When the status in the first line on the main menu is “READY”, initiate the “Log out” according to the following procedures; When the received-mode is changed “Inmarsat-C” to “Ege receive only”, The “Log out” is initiated automatically. COperation/Response (Example) | Screen (Examph key and press [UJ key on | + “Set up” screen is displayed. = Log-in | + Hold down [At] key and press [6] key. es 7 | [Do you initiate log-out? [Ye + Move the cursor to “Yes” and press [Enter] key. + The status will be changed to “READY” to “Comm (TX)" in the first line on the main menu, + After few minutes, [[OG-IN] LED on the IME will be off. [Log out succeede * The status will be changed “comm(TX)" to |= “Log out” on “Ege only”, 464.4 Main Menu Screen The JUE-75C operation adopts a multi-level menu structure with window-menus and hierar= chical-submenus. ‘The menu can be chosen by moving the cursor with the right, Ieft-, up-, down- arrow keys and the item targeted is chosen by pressing [Enter] key. Ready Rec (POR) : Good-15 94-05-08-19:01 (UTC) {50.00 5009.00 Course: 123 de kt Update: 05-31 11:30 _ Ese: Mai ‘Wane read-Out_— Edit call-Log Distress Nesiles-info_receive-Mode Transmit To transmit message read-Out To read out received message | Bait To edit a message or to manipulate files. call-Log To display the call-history. Distress To initiate a distress alert Nesiles-info: To display or register NCS/LES information, receive-Mode : To select receive mode, INMARSAT-C or EGC receive only ex To select EGC service type. Move the cursor to the item you want with < and —> keys and press ENTER key or hold down the Alt key and press any capital character. Fig. 4.4 Main Menu Screen ‘The Main menu screen is the starting screen to select the main function and is divided into the following areas: (1) MES status area (Upper two lines) gives the MES status, current date, time and MES position (as set under DOS or Setup command) (2) Main menu area gives a list of function you use routinely. (3) Window area gives further instruction and/or submenu, (4) Instruction area (Lower two lines) gives instruction at the state where you were. A\ note When the “Screen Saver” function is tumed on, the screen of the DTE is tured off after 3 ‘mintutes from no pressing key, no opening window and no rece' 1g message. Press any key to stop the screen saver mode. 4744.1 Command JUE-75C has two kinds of commands as follows: (1) Commands selecting by cursor You can select the function below in the Main menu by moving the cursor to the item you want and pressing [Enter] key. Transmit ncn TO transmit messages. 1eAd-OUE asnnnnesnnsTO read Out received messages. Edit To edit a message or to manipulate file: CAI-LOB ssnsnnnnnn TO display the history of both incoming and outgoing calls. Distress ..To initiate a distress alert. Nes/les-info To display the lists of LES or NCS, or register newly operating LES or NCS in the list. receive-Mode .un.um'To select receive mode, i.e. Inmarsat-C mode or EGC reception mode. ex «. To select EGC service type. (2) Direct commands + You can select each function in the Main menu screen directly by pressing one of the following keys while holding down | Alt. key: Alt|+ T). Transmit Alt|+0). read-Out Alt) E|. Edit Alt call-Log Alt|+D. Distress (Note) Alt|+ N\. Nesfles-info Alt) +/M| receive-Mode Alt Cc. esc Alt|+/G). To go to “Status”, “set Up” and “diAgnostics” Alt|+/S\. Status To display MES status or test results, + MES status (line status, bulletin board error rate, ID, MES serial number and delivery date) * Test result (ROM/RAM test, performance test) [A+ U'. set Up * To set the current date & time; + To initiate a log-out, log-in or performance test; + To register each parameter for scheduled transmission; + To register land ID for polling; * To select the closed network ID: or + To select the function of peripheral equipment connected with IME or DTE. [Alt |+ A diAgnostics To display contents of data source, alarm history or software version, 48Farther instruction and/or selection items are displayed in the pop-up window every time you select a function. In each window, by pressing a capital character while holding down (Alt! key you can select function instead of moving the cursor. ‘+ The following commands are available by pressing a key with holding down [Ctrl] . Alarm off To stop sounding the alarm buzzer of the IME. eso Dimmer To adjust the LED brightness in the IME. MES position display ON/OFF To alternate MES position display ON and OFF log-Out Certs [Ctr +[0. To initiate a log-out request. MES communication status display ON/OFF To altemate MES communication status display ON and OFF. [Cer +lF (Gert/2 _ Printer status display ON/OFF To altermate MES printer status display ON and OFF. Mg print off. Automatic print-out fanction ON. ‘Msg print on Automatic print-out fanction OFF DTE ssoowsnes Printer i8 routed to DTE, IME nn Printer is routed to IME. All Messge. so All message is printed out. Distress & EGC ... cn Distress and EGC message are printed out. EGC Only saves EGC message is only printed-out. @) Sereen control commands + You can control screen on the DTE by pressing one of the following keys while holding down [Ctrl! key: [Ctrl +B. To adjust the display backlight To adjust the diaplay contrast To reverse the display To adjust the LED (POWER, READY, COMM) Brightness4.4.2 Mes Status Area MES status Receiving Type Receiving level Transmission status Printer status Priority : Displays MES status. LOg-OUt neues MES i8 not logged into the network ‘Tune. MES is tuning to NCS or LES. Ready ....u1:nm MES is logged into the network and is synchronized with the particular TDM. MES is engaged in a ship-to-shore call, log-in or log- out sequence, Comm (RX)... MES is engaged in a shore-to-ship call Comm (Tx) . Queue .. Call request is in Queue. PV test MES is engaged in PV test EGC only MES is dedicated to EGC reception mode. ScAM sssnneuse MES is engaged in NCS common channel scanning, EGC (Rx). MES is engaged in EGC reception. + Displays the ocean region or the LES number. When the NCS common channel is received, the ocean region is displayed. AORW vos Atlantic Ocean Region West AORE... Atlantic Ocean Region East POR Pacific Ocean Region TOR vssnmeeenens Indian Ocean Region When the TDM channel is received, the LES number is displayed. (See APPENDIX 2.) Displays the signal state and strength from the satellite. Poor... Os signal strength<8 difficult or impossible to communicate Fair . 8Ssignal strength<10 sometimes impossible to communicate Good. JOssignal strength <15, possible to communicate Displays the transmission level to the satellite, [space] osnnnen NO transmission Tx (Low) low level transmission Tx (Norm)... nominal level transmission ‘Tx (High) high level transmission Tx alarm.. when illegal transmission is detected, MES displays “Tx alarm” and ceases any transmission except dis- tress alert until MES is reset. Displays the status of the printer connected. Espace]... Automatic print-out function for received messages is not effective. Mg print ....0.... Automatic print-out function for received messages is effective. Print eff cn Paper end or printer alarm is detected. : Displays the priority selected [space] during routine priority state SOS uring distress priority state 410