Jma 9102 - Jma 9252 - Jma 9303 - Jma 7102 - Jma 7252 - Jma 7303 Field Service Manuel

MARINE RADAR EQUIPMENT
J MA... 91 02-CA / ... 9303.CA

J MA-9252-6CA' /9CA
JMA-7102 ... CA /-7303-CA
JMA... 7252 ... 6CA /9CA
FIELD SE I E N L
(B S I-I V E R S ION)
[JRC) Ratlio Co.,JId.

1 Gener al
1. 1 General and Equipment Composition
1. 2 Particulars
L 2. 1 Overall Specifications
1.2. 2 Antenna
1.2. 3 Transceiver Unit
1.2. 5 Repair Blocks
1. 2. 6 List of Special Parts
L 2. 7 List of Spare Parts
1. 2. 8 List of Roms
1. 1 Gener al and Equi prrent Composi t ion
This radar is designed to withstand possible severe ambient
condi tions by using semiconductors (except for few special
tubes) to upgrade the reliability of the circuits so that
otherwise occurrence of external adverse cause or human
error, equipment is almost free from the troubles.
That equipment's normal condition can be maintained by
applying periodical function check and maintenance
ment ioned hereunder.
*Function Check
Check should be carried out regulary and whenever
abnormalities being foun~ investigate the cause of trouble.
In checking, care must be taken specially for high vol tage
circuits. Careless check or misjudgement may cause adverseco
nsequence s.
*Trouble shooting
Semi conductors are highly reliable components that except
in a few cases of defects due to under estimated design and
factory check or due to the human error, failure of semi-
conductors are not so often exist. However, comparatively
grater part of the cause of the trouble are such as due to
high value resistor's damage by humidity, variable resistor's
wear down or poor contacts of switches and relays.
Apart from the failure of components, there are de-tuning of
circuit due to improper adjustment or loosed connection of
cables due to lack of maintenance. It is more effective to
make a check and adjustment taking these points in to
consideration.
In case of the Fuse burnt out, check should be carried out
to trace the back ground of over current even after the
replacement. However it should be noted that the each fuse
has its own varied cut off time.
JMA-9000 Series Radar uses 28 Inches high definition

Monochrome CRT
JMA-7000 series Radars uses 21 Inches High definition
Monochrome CRT
JMA-9000 and 7000 series Radars are classified by output
power, Bands and Scanner size as follows.
Overall Model &arrer size Units Output Bands CRT size

JMA-9102 ./-CA 12ft 2 Unit 10KW S-band 28'
JMA-9252 6 /-CA 6ft 2 Unit 25KW X band 28'
JMA-9252-9 '/-CA 9ft 2 Unit 25KW X-band 28'
JMA-7102 •/-CA . 12ft 3 Unit 30KW S-band 21 '
JMA-7252-6 '/-CA 6ft 2 Unit 25KW X-band 21 '
JMA-7252-9 /-CA 9ft 2 Unit 25KW X-band 21 '
-CA stands for 'wi th ARPA".

-E stands for Normal Radar without ARPA
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Composition of Radar System and Ship"s Power Supply
Upper Scanner Type

Model Middle Transceiver Type Power Supply
Lower Display Type
JMA-9102 - NKE-I072 (*) AC200/220V, 50/60Hz

3<;6 ACI 00/11 OV,
JMA-9102-CA NCD-3590-2/NCD-3591-Z 50/60Hz 1<;6
JMA-9252-6 NKE-I052-6 (*)

AC200/220V, 50/60Hz
JMA-9252-6CA NCD-3590-2./NCD-3591-2 1<;6/3<;6
JMA-9252-9 NKE-I052-9 (*) ACI 00/11 OV

5 0/6 OHz, 1<;6
JMA-9252-9CA NCD-3590-1/NCD-3591-2
JMA-7102 NKE-I052 (*) AC2 0 0/22 OV, 50/6 OHz

3<;6 ACI00/110V,
JMA-7102-CA NCD-3570-2/NCD-3570-CA2 50/60Hz 1<;6
JMA-7252-6 . NKE-I052-6 (*)
AC200/220V, 50/60Hz
JMA-7252-6CA NCD-3570-2/NCD-3570-CA2 1<;6/3<;6
-
JMA-7252-9· NKE-I052-9 (*) ACI00/110V
50/60Hz, 1<;6
JMA-7252-9CA NCD-3 570-2/NCD-3 5 7 O-CAZ.
--
CA stands for ARPA
Radar Type without CA notation means without ARPA
Example-Radar display unit with ARPA:
NCD-3591-2/NCD-3570-CA2
-Radar display unit without ARPA:
NCD-3 5 9 0-2/NCA-3 5 70- 2
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For Re fer enc
The mark (*) at the end of scanner type changes by the

voltage, phase and options specification as De-icing heater.
'Exact type of standard, NKE-I079 is NKE-I079-2F (AC220V,
3¢motor) and 1 stands for AC100V, 2 stands for AC200V and
F:stands for 3¢ and no mark means 1¢. Other additional
codes are optional specifications.
Example:
NKE~-l 0 5 2-6-1DF
4 NO mark:Motor phase 1¢
F :Motor phase 3¢
No mark:Without deicing heater
D :With deicing heater
2 :Motor work volt 200V
1 :Motor work volt lOOV
[No mark: 12ft :S-band

9 9ft : X-band
L 6 6ft : X-band
l072:S-band Pedestal
l052:X-band Pedestal
Above example means X-band Radar, 25kw type wi th de-icing

heater driven by 110V l¢ motor.
Note :When the Main supply is 440VAC, stepdown transformer

is required.
Name Plate of the each unit are specified as follows.

Antenna :SCANNER UNIT
Transceiver:TRANSMITTER-RECEIVER UNIT
Indicator :DISPLAY UNIT
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l.2 Specifications
1. 2. 1 Overall specifications
(1) Type of Emission PON
(2) Display System Monochrome Raster scan System
(3) Display Area High resolution CRT

(Effective display area:more
than 340 diameter)
(4) Range O. 25, O. 5, Q. 75, 1. 5, 3, 6,
12,24,48,96NM
(5) Range Resolution Less than 30m
(6) Minimum Detectable Range Less than 25m
(7) Bearing Accuracy Less than I"
(8) Bearing Display Relative Bearing, True Bearing,

North up Bearing
(9) Environmental Condition Temperature Antenna -2 5"C--.+5 5

(Not in operation -25"C--'+70'C)
Other than Antenna -15"C--.+55"C
Relative Humidity +35"C 95%
(10) Vibration o-{ill CPM All amplitude 3m!

a:xJ -la:xJCPM All ampli tude 0.&
1a:xJ -:mJCPM All amp 1 i t ud e 0.3m!
(11) Power Supply Input Antenna

(Standard) 6ft AC110/220V 50/60lli 1¢
9ft AC110/220V 50/60lli 1¢
12ft AC110/220V 50/60Hz 3¢
Other than Antenna

AC110/220V 1¢/3¢
(12) Power Consumpt ion
(13) Power Input Fluctuation ±10% of input voltage
(14) Preheat Time Within 4 minutes
(15) Time from Stand-by to Within 15 seconds

Operation
(16) Applied Rules First class Ministry of

Transporta t ion,
First class Postal
Administrat ion,
IMO, A477, A422, IEC945
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L 2. 2 Antenna
(1) D imens ions 6ft Height 581xTurnig diameter 1890mm

9ft Height 581xTurnig diameter 2830mm
12ft Height 850xTurnig diameter 4000mm
(2) Weight
6ft 48kg
9ft 53kg
12ft 145kg
(3) Polarization Horizontal Polarization

Plane
(4) Directional Horizontal Beam Width 6.ft L 2'
Characteristic 9ft o. 8'
12ft 1. 9'
Vertical Beam Width 6ft 25'

9ft 25'
12ft 30'
Side lobe Level -26dB~ess than ±10')

-30dB (Less than ±10')
(5) Revolution abt. 26rpm (60Hz)

abt. 21 rpm (50Hz)
(6) Drive Motor

6ft AC110/220V 50/60Hz l¢ VA
9ft AC110/220V 50/60Hz 1¢ VA
12ft AC220V 50/60Hz 3¢ VA
AC110V 50-60Hz 1¢ VA
(7)Wind Velocity With stands Relative wind Speed of

51. 5rn/S (10 OKno t s)
(8) Transmitting X-band 9410±30MHz

Frequency S-band 3050±10MHz
(9) Peak output power X-band 25KW

S-band 10KW
(10) Magne t ron X-band M1437

S-band M1430
(11) Transmitting pulse width/Repetition Frequency
Pulse width and repetition frequencies for the range

o. 25~0. 5NM and 24~120NM are as follows.
O. 25NM O. 07.LLS/1900Hz
0.5NM o. 07 .LLS/1 900Hz
24NM L 2 .LLS/ 570Hz
48NM 1. 2 .LLS/ 570Hz
120NM 1. 2 .LLS/ 570Hz
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Pulse width can be selected for the range
from 0.75NM-12NM.
O. 75NM (Shor t) O. 07,uS/1900Hz

O. 75NM (Middle) 0.1 ,uS/1900Hz
1. 5NM (Short) o. 1 ,uS/1900Hz
1. 5NM (Middle) O. 3 ,uS/1900Hz
1. 5NM (Long) O. 6 ,uS/1100Hz
3NM (Short) O. 2 ,uS/1900Hz
3NM (Middle) O. 6 ,uS/1100Hz
3NM (Long) 1. 2 ,uS/570Hz
6NM (Middle) 1. 2 ,uS/570Hz

12NM (Middle) 1. 2 ,uS/570Hz
(12) Modulator Circuit Solid state Modulator Circuit
(13) Transmit/Recei ve Circulator+Diode Limitter

Selector
(14) Front End Module Buil t in MIC
(15) Intermediate Intermediate Frequency 60MHz

Frequency Amplifier Band width 20/6/3MHz
Gain more than 90db
Amplifier Log amplifier
Characteristics
(16) Over-all Noise Index 7. 5dp (average)
(17) Tuning Manual/Auto
1. 2. 4 Display Unit
(1) Dimensions
NCD-3590-2/3591-2 700 (Width) x850 (Depth) x1255 (Height)
NCD-3570-2/-(CA2) 535 (Width) x720 (Depth) x1215 (Height)
(2) Structure Floor mount drip proof Structure
(3) Weight
NCD-3590-2/3591-2 110Kg
NCD-3570-2/- (CA2) 90Kg
(4) Power Supply Input AC110/220V 50/60Hz

1¢/3¢
(5) Power Consumpt ions
NCD-3590-2/3591- 2 (S) 900VA
NCD-3 5 9 0-2/3 5 91- 2 (X) 700VA
NCD-3 570-2./ (CA?) (S) 800VA
NCD-3 570-2/ (CA.2) (X) 600VA
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(6) Power Supply Power supply voltage ±10%
Input Fluctuation
(7) Display Area
NCD-3590-E/91-E 28'Monochrome high definition CRT
(Effective Diameter more than 340~
NCD-3570-E/-CAE 21"Monochrome high definition CRT
(Fffective Diameter more than 250~
(8) Ranges O. 25, 0, 5, 0, 75, L 5, 3,

6, 12,24,48, 96NM
(9) Range Scales O. 05, O. 1, 0, 15, 0, 25,

0.5,1,2,4,8,16NM
(10) Accuracy of Range 1. 5% of the maximum distance of the

Scales Mile Range in use or 70m which ever
is larger
(11) Variable Range 2 scales

Marker
(12) Variable Range 0~120. ONM 4 Digits Presentation

Scale span
(13) Bearing Scale I" notch scale for 360"
(14) Off Center 65% Radius
(15) Trackball Cursor Builtin (Target Range, Relative/True-

Bearing presentatio~
(16) EBL 2 (1 can be off cente~
(17) EBL Bear i ng 000. 0" ~359. 9" 4 Digit Presentation

Indication
(18) Tuning Indication Bar graph
(19) Plot ter Electronic plotter ~aximum 10

points)
(20) SHM Presentation Builtin
(21) TM System Builtin (0. 25~24mile)
(22) STC Manual/Auto
(23) FTC ON/OFF/Auto
(24) Di sp lay Mode Relative Bearin~ True Bearing,

Course-up.
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(25) Other Ship·s Short/Middle/Long/OFF
Trail Display True motion trail display at
True Motion Display mode (TM)
Relative Motion Trail display at
Relative Motion Display Mode (RM)
(26) Video Processor Builtin
(27) Interference Reject ion ON/OFF
(28) Guard Zone/Ri ng Guard Zone function with ARPA

Guard Ring function without
ARPA
Either Zone and Ring can be
selected for whole circle or
optional Bearing Sector
(29) Nav-Line Built-in (128 pointsx10 sets)
(30) Peripheral Equipments
Sub Indicator By the specification of

interface in separate sheet
GPS/Loran-C JRC format

NEMA-0183 (BWC, BWR, GGA, GGL, RMA,
RMB, RMC, VBW, ZDA, VTG)
Radar Bouy Interface specification in

separate sheet
Total Nav With ARPA only
LOG Interface specification in

separate sheet
GYRO Interface specification in

separate sheet
Interswitch Interface specification in

separate sheet
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1. 2" 5 Repair Block
Circuit Block Type Unit PC NO.
X-band Modulator NMA-44l

Modulator CKT CPA-209 Transceiver PC209
MHPS-CKT CBD-l226 Transceiver PC220
Rectifier CBA-249 Transceiver PClOOl
T/R Control CCT CMC-898 Transceiver PCIIOI
X-band Receiver NRG-98
IF amplifier CCT CAE-344 Transceiver PC30l
S-band Modulator NMA-465

Modulator CCT CPA-2IO Transceiver PC210
MHPS-CCT CBD-I257 Transceiver PC220
Rectifier CBA-249 Transceiver PClOOI
T/R Control CCT CMC-898 Transceiver PCIlOl
S-band Receiver NRG-88
IF Amplifier CCT CAE-344 Transceiver PC30l
NSK CCT CMJ-304B Display PC4201

CPU Control Circuit CMC-825-2 Display PC4401
Timebase CCT CED-34-J Display PC4402
ARPA Process CCT CDC-876-2 Display PC4403
Target Extention CCT CPC-180C Display PC4450
Keyboard Process CCT CMD-635 Display PC450l
Trackball CCT CHG-92 Display PC4502
Panel CCT 1 (ARPA wi thout) CMD-66 0 Display PC4503
Panel CCT I (ARPA wi th) CMD-66 1 Display PC4503
Panel CCT 2 CMD-659 Display PC4504
Terminal Board CCT CQD-1334 Display PC4601
Relay CCT CSC-523 Display PC4701
Power Supply CCT 1 CBD-1l64 Display PC5l0l
Power Supply CCT 2 CBD-1227 Display PC5l02
Inter Switch CCT CCL-263 Display PC4301
For JMA-9000
28"Monitor Deflection CCT CMC-79I Display PC750l
28"Monitor Socket CCT CQD-1267 Display PC7502
28"AVR CCT CBD-1252 Display PC7504
For JMA--7000
21 "Monitor Deflection CCT CBC-7l6 Display PC7501
21"Monitor Socket CCT CQD-1145 Display PC7502
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Repair Block (cant inue)
Name of Block Type Unit Remark
S band Motor with Gear MPEM30030 Antenna

(AC220V 3¢)
S band Motor wi th Gear MPEM30039 Antenna Option
(ACI10V 1¢)
X band Motor wi th Gear MPEM30037 Antenna
(AC220V 3¢)
X band Motor with Gear MPEM3001S Antenna Option
(AC220V 1¢)
X band Motor wi th Gear MPEM30016 Antenna Option
(AC110V 1¢)
1. 2. 6 Special Parts List

NKE-1072 (S band 10KW Transceiver)
.
Part No. Item Type Code
V201 Magnetron M1430 5VMAAOOO 46
NKE-1052 ex band 25KW Antenna)

.
.
V201 Magnetron M1437A 5VMAAOOO39
AI01 Circulator FCX6S 6AJRDOOOOl
A303 Diode Limitter NJS692S 5EZAAOOO19
A302 Pin atteunater NJS6926 5ENACOOOI9
CRT and High Voltage Power Supply

.
VI 2S"CRT ES471B3 5VBABOO050

E1 2S"High Voltage H-7EPRDOO 17C 7EPRDOO17C
power supply
VI 21" CRT ES130B39 5VBABOO066
E1 21'High Voltage
power supply H-7EPRD001SB 7EPRDOOISB
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l. 2.7 Spare Parts (6ZXRD000186) Fuses
Item Type/Code In use Spare Part No. Where Used
Fuse MF51NN-1A 1 3 F1 Antenna *1

(5ZFADOOO42) Trasceiver *2
Fuse MF60NR-IOA 2 6 F5001 Display Unit

(5ZFADOOO 18) ~'2 ACIIOV
Fuse MF60NR-5A 2 6 F5001 Display Unit

(5ZFADOOO 17) ~'2 AC220V
Time MF61-TS5 3 9 F5003 Power supply for

Lag (5ZFAD00478) -5 Motor in Display
Fuse Unit
Time MF61-TLIO 3 9 F5003 Power supply for

Lag (5ZFAAOOI05) -5 Motor in Display
Fuse Unit *4
Fuse MF51NN-IOA 1 3 Fl Display Unit

(5ZFAD00457) Power Supply
Circuit
Fuse MF51NN-6. 3A 1 3 F3 Display Unit

(5ZFADOO336) Power Supply
Circuit
Fuse MF51NN-2A 3 9 F2 Display Unit

(5ZFADOOO43) Power Supply
Circuit
Fuse MF51NN-2A 3 9 FI-F2 Display Unit

(5ZFADOOO43) Defrection Circuit
Fuse MF51NN-O. 5A 4 12 FI-F4 Display Unit

(5ZFADOO041) NSK Circuit
Fuse MF51NN-3A 2 6 Fl-F4 28'Display Unit

(5ZFADOOO44) Diflection CCT *3
Fuse MF51NN-3. 15A 1 3 Fl Display Unit

(5ZF ADO 02 2 7) Terminal Board
*1 :In case of 2 unit

*2 :In case of 3 unit
*3 :Only for JMA-9000
*4 : In case of NKE-I052 used ACIOO/IOOV, lel>
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1. 2. 8 List of ROMs
No. Name in use Version Unit Name

1 MTR (Transceiver) 1.7 PCll01 in Scanner
2 NSK 1.1 PC4201 in NSK
3 PANEL 1.1 PC4501 in Keyboard
4 ARPA CPU 5.1 PC4403 in Display
5 ARPATD 2.1 PC4403 in Display
6 INDICATOR 2.05 PC4401 in Display
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2 Installation
2.1 Installation cable

2.2 Installation of Antenna
2.3 Installation of Display unit
2.4 Installation of Insterswitch
2.5 Adjustment after the installation
2.5.1 NSK Unit Adjustment
2.5.2 Initialization
(1) Tuning Adjustment
(2) Bearing Adjustment
(3) Range Adjustment
(4) Setting Height Scanner
(5) Performance Monitor Adjustment
(6) True Bearing
(7) Ship Speed Setting
(8) Selecting External Navigator
(9) Setting TimefDay Display
(lO) Adjusting the Interswitch
2..1 Installation Cable
2.1. Cables between Display Unit and
Transceiver, Transceiver and Antenna.
14 Cores Composite Cable in Vinyl Sheath

JRC CODE H-2695110056
.,:.:;.
:.:;
(Outer Diameter abt.23mm)
i"lt--:::J;::~ Pol ye st er tape

'i\i---\:::::... Sh i e1d inesh
-I--ViJiyl Sheath
Core Cross Section 1I0.of wire/¢ Color Remarks

No. (mm2) .
1 0.5 19/0.18 Black 1 Coaxial Cable
2 0.5 19/0.18 Black 2 C.oaxi a1 Cable
.. :.
... ~-
:,'
5 5.5 35/0.45 Yellow
6 5.5 35/0.45 Green -
7 5.5 35/0.45 . Brown
8 0.3 12/0.18 White Twisted pair cable with
9 0.3 12/0.18 Orange shi e1 d Sheath white
10 2.0 37/0.26 Red
11 2.0 . 37/0.26 Blue
12 1.25 50/0.18 Black
13 1;25 50/0.18 Purpl e
14 0.5 19/0.18 Gray Shiel d wi re
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2. 1. 2 Bet wee n 2 Dis p 1 a y Un i t s and I n t e r s wit c h
18 Cores Composite Cable in Vinyl Sheath

JRC CODE H-2695110057
(Outer Diameter abt.22mm)
~~t:j;:::?"Polyest er tape
I+--b-Shield mesh
-I--Vinyl sheath
Core Cross Section No.of wi re/ Color Remarks

No. (mm2) if;
1 0.5 19/0.18 Black 1 Coaxial cable
4 2.0 .. 37/0.26 _ Red
5 2.0 37/0.26 Blue
6 2.0 37/0.26 Yellow
7 2.0
- 37/0.26 Purple
8 2.0 37/0.26 Brown
9 2.0 37/0.26 Green ---.:..
10 2.0 - 37/0.26 Black
Tf 0.3 12/0: 18 White/Red -- Twist pare cable with
12 _- 0.3 12/0.18 White/Blue Shield White sheath
13 0.3 12/0.18 Whi te/Yell ow Twist pare cable with
14 0.3 12/0.18 White/purple Shield White sheath
15 0.3 . 12/0.18 -White/Brown Twist pare cable with
16 0.3 12/0.18 White Green Shield White sheath
17 . 0.5 19/0.18 Gray Shield cable
18 0.5 19/0.18 Orange Shield cable
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2.1.3 Cable for peripheral Equipments-l
~.\
i
I: \
}
Between Antenna And Dispaly Unit
/
"
~
(H-2695110056)
19.6+0.4 ( (14 Cores Composite Cable)
"" "
Interswitch-l(18 Cores Composite Cable)

(H - 2 6 9 5 1 1 0 0 5 7)
Interswitch-2(18 Cores Composite Cable)

(H-2695110057)
o
10. 9±0. 4
NAV-I( GPS Cable)
(250V TTYCYS-l)
"" ""
o
10. 9±0. 4
EO ..
NAV-2(Loran Cable)
(250V TTYCYS-l)
o
e::
16. 8
..
Power Supply Cable
(660V TPYC-5. 5¢)
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2.1. 3 Cable for Periphetal Equipments-2
('\ Key board(10 Cores Shield Composition Cable)

\...J (H - 7 Z C R DO 0468)
i. a
. f\ Gyro Cable
( )
~ (250V MPYCYS-5)
14. 2
E :;;s
4.-1.
o 7 )
Log Cable
( 2 5 0 V D P Y C S - 1. 2 5 ¢ 2 Core)
o
lO.7±O.4
E ]I
2 Channels Log Cable
(250V TTYCYS-l)
o
:" :
o
10. 1
-E-----;"
Slave Input/Output Cable(Radar Adaptor etc.)
(H - 2 6 9 5 11 0 0 06)
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2.1.3 Cable for Peripheral Equipments-3
o
12.B±O.S
" '"
Output Cable for Extrnal CRr
(H-2695110034)
(11 cores composite cable)
.,
o
10.9±O.4
.-E ;,
Output Cable for ARPA
(250V TTYCYS-l)
f
.;:
o Output Cable for ARPA alarm

(250V TTYCYS-l)
.\.~
o
17.6+0.7
EO ?t
Cable for Total-NAV
(250V TTYCYS.:...4)
o
17. 6±O. 7
.. :>
Gable for Night Vision
(250V TTYCYS-4)
. i ",-'
Cable for RS232C

(250V TTYCYS-7)
20. S±O. B
.. -7
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2.2 Installation of Antenna Unit
In planning location of the antenna unit,
care must be taken not to let the Funnel,
deck Crane and Mast or any other hull
structure may enter the radiation beam of the
radar.- -These obstacles often became cause of
the fa1 se - echoes or bl ind sectors on the
s c r e en.
.
Allow a b 1 e ben din g. a n g 1 e 0 f the X - ban d
wave guide and S-band coaxial cable are as
follows.
Allowablo banding angla (X-band.) Allowa.ble bending a.ng'la (S-band)
E diredtion 2 0 0 mmR HF-20D

o 350mmR
H direction 4 0 0 mmR
Above are the cross sec t ion of the waveguide
and Coaxial cabl es.
Z. 2. 3 Ins t aI I a t ion 0f Dis p I a y Un i t

In installing Displiay Unit, connection cable
should be designated cable (14 core composite
cabl e: 2695110056).
Each radar unit are applied with spring
formed gasket for shielding purpose, in order
to prevent unwanted radiation of the radar
wave from the each unit, shielding effect of
these gasket must be secured electrically
rigid.
The grounding of the each radar unit to the
ship hull is also very important, earth
conductivity to the hull should be as
shortest and rigid as possible.
2,2.3.1 Selection of Power Supply Voltage
Power supply unit is located in lower

1efthand side of the Display unit. Correct
input voltage to be selected by change over s
witch as per labeled instruction. (See sketch
next page)
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select input voltage in
accordance with
attached label.
t )-,. Pwoer Supply Unit

... ':'
(located in lower leftband side of Display Unit)
2.2.3.2 Cabl e End Process

1) Treatment of doubl e shi el d mesh are as
follows.
Inner shielq. abt. 8 Compressed

r~~~~~;b::§); Lu g
Ou t er
Cable between Display Unit

and Transcieve Unit
(14 composite cable)

abt.30mm
abt.800mm
(Width for cla:mpping cable)
2)Cable end process to be done as follows.
Coaxi al Cable
. ~ .
6-7l11l11
Shield Cable _ _ _ _ _ _ ~-
6-7l11l11
II
Shield Cable
(Twist pair) ---\ ::
6-7l11l11
Vinyl Cable ====::::::====lW

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2. 2. 3. 3 Con n e c t ion t o T e r min a 1 s
Terminal board circuit for Display unit is

combined terminal of plug and socket
terminals. Insert wire part of the cable and
screw down tightly as the sketch below then
connect plug terminal with socket terminal
base
Method of Cable Connecti,bn. (See sketch)

l)Turn hold down screw anticlock wise by
Minus screw driver so
as to open cabl e i nl et.
2) Insert s t r i pped part of
w'ire into cable inlet
up to the dead end.
3) Turn ho'ld down screw
clockwise by Minus
AAd aer.". down.
driver so as to nold
down the screw tightly.
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f.. 4 Ins t aII at ion 0 fIn t er swi t ch Uni t (0 pt ion)
2. 4. 1 Surrnnary
Interswitch unit is for JMA-7000/9000 series R.adar·s change
over system.
Standard length of the cables between each Display unit are
10m and maximum length is 50m.
~, Care must be tak.en that the length more than 50m may cause
'.:.
adverse effect to .the performance of the Radars.
Number of interswitching combination among Display unit,
Antenna. Transceiver unit are different depends on the 2
Radar systems or 3 Radar systems.
Difference of the system is defined by innersetting.
Table of Interswitch Modification Kit
*
*
*
*
te:
*Fitting failsafe board in case of 3 Radar systems, fitting
failsafe board is not required for the Display unit located
in center. In case of 2 Radar systems, fitting failsafe board
is used only one of for Right or Left. Unused failsafe
board to be· kept on board for spare.
*Plug terminal Board to be used only one for 2 Radar systems,
Two will be used for 3 Radar systems and in this case used
for central Display unit. Usage will be for Right or for
Left, unused failsafe board to be kept on board for spare.
2.4.2 Connection for inner interswitch unit
In accordance with following procedure, interswitch circuit
with 3 cables to be assembled in to Radar Display unit.
1) Remove Display unit front cover.

2)Remove existing NSK circuit out of Display unit.
3) Interswitch inner connecti.on cables 3 each to be connected
on terminal board circuit and assemble the interswitch
circui t in the Display unit.
~Fit back the removed NSK circuit.
5) Install fitting failsafe board as the sketch below.
There are 2 Fitting failsafe board. One is for Right side
Display and another is for .Left side Display.
In case of 3 Radar systems, center Display requires no
failsafe board to be fitte~
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2.4.3 Cable End Process
Treatment of double shield mesh are as
follows.
abt.BOmm Compressed
Inner shiel
~u5
Outer shield
Interswi tch cable Seas
abt
(width for cla:mping cable) abt. BOIlmm
Cable end process to be done as follows.
6-7mm
------~rr
Coaxial cable ~~
Sheld cable
sheld cable
(Twist pair)
6-7mm
viDyl cable} -=======::J=JT

Terminal board circuit for Display unit is
combined terminal of plug and socket
terminals. Insert wire part of the cable and
screw down tightly as the sketch below then
connect plug terminal with socket terminal
base Method of cable connection.
l)Turn hold down screw
anti clock wi se by Mi nus
screw driver so as to
open cable inlet.
2) Insert stripped part of
wi r e i n t 0 cab 1 e i n 1 e t up
to the dead end.
3) T urn h old dow n s ere w y.ll.,,,TBHOSA
clockwise by Minus driver

so as to hold down the
screw tightly.
Cable connection to be done in
reference with related wiring
diagrams without error.
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1)Remove cable binder for .Interswich cable.
2) Bound the outer shield mesh with cab 1 e

binder and fix them by a screw.
3) Innershield mesh to be assembled and

clamped by a compressed lug and fixed by a
screw as the sketch.
. '.. ;i
4) Put the p1ug terminal base on socket
terminal base and install f i t t i n g failsafe
board.
Above example i s for the case of 2 Radars

system s. (sketch shows Ri ght Di spl ay)
terminal bard ci r cui t receives cable from Le
ft side Display.
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2 - 1 1
2. 5. Adjustment after the installation
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2.5.1 ....
. . .Unit
. . . NSK . . . Adjustment .
. . ..................................... .
The NSK unit of the radar can be applied to almost all types of gyrocompasses just by cbanging the
settings of switches" (Stepper gyros of24 to IOOVDC and synchrogyros with primary excitation voltages of
50 to 115VAC).
Before turning on the power, follow the procedures below to set the buttons S I, S2 and S5, and the
jumper pin JPI on the NSK circuit (PC4201) to make them suitable to the type of the gyrocompass.
Since the gyro selection switches on the NSK circuit is set to the 360X synchrogyro before shipment,
adjust the switches as follows to suit it to the gyrocompass fitted on the ship. For further details, see
Appendix Figs. 138 and 139, the setting tables of gyrocompass and gyrallog select switches.
(1) Before turning on the system, set the buttons and jumper pin on the NSK unit (PC420I) as follows:
S I : Set the button to [OFF].
S2: Gyrocompasses output stepper or synchro signal. So, be sure to check the type of the gyrocompass
fitted on the ship before setting S2
Synchronizing signal·....... Set S2 to the [SYNC] position.
Stepper signal ................... Set S2 to the [STEP] position.
S5: Set S5 to suite the applicable gyro in accordance with the S5 setting table.
S5·1: Type
Synchronizing signal ..................... [OFF]
Stepper signal ....·........•.................. [ON]
S5·2, -3 : Gyro ratio
360X 180X 90X 36X
S5-2 OFF OFF ON ON
S5-3 OFF ON OFF ON
'--> --.,--
---'--
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S5-4: Gyro direction
Nonnal (clockwise) ....................... [OFF]
Reverse (counterclockwise) .......... [ON]
.55-5 : Log type

Pulse signal ................................... [OFF]
SynchrOnizing signal· .......··..·....··.. [ON]
S5-6 : Not used
S5-7, -8: Log ratio
Pulses/run (pulse signal)
800 400 200 100

.
'Rotations/run (Synchro signal)
360X I80X 90X ; 36X
S5-7 OFF OFF ON ON
S5-8 OFF ON OFF ON
S6: Log test

Set the button to [NORM].
JPI : Gyro type

Synchro signal ... Select the [SYNC] position.
Stepper signal .. , Select the [STEP] position.
(2) Connect the gyro signal and log signal cables to the NSK circuit (PC420I).
(3) SetS! to [ON].
* Ifradar images and COURSE (own ship's true bearing indicator) indications are displayed in reverse
direction after the power is turned on, set the button S5-4 to [ON].
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Table 8.8 Gyro Log Selection Switches (DIP switch S5)
I 2 3 4 5 6 7
I 8
SYNC 0
STEP I
-.
"'0
"
c .....
CO en
360X 0 0
"0:; 0 180X 0 I
2e::
»;>< I 0
90X
00
'-'
36X I I
Gyrational direction Norma! (NORM) 0

(DIRECTION)
Reverse (REV) I
Type PULSE 0
SYNCRO I
-'"
"'0
c ..... 0
.~ en
"0 Pulse number 800P/360X 0 0
COo
.3d, (pULSESINM)
400P/180X 0 I
200P/90X I 0
100P/30X I 1
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2.5.2 Initialization
(1) Tuning Adjustment
t.mllf! ~ 1 If automatic tuning is on, manual tuning.
2 Select the 24nm range scale or more, and set the tuning knob to its 12
o' clock position.
3 Press the 0 and 8 buttons.
!tfl'A1S,.U i,s selected.
4 Press the 8 button.
'Ngols'* is selected.
5 Press any of the 8 to 8· 8 and 0
buttons to make the longest tuning Indication at
the screen, and press the 8 or GNTEV button.

III'" 6 Press the 0 and 8 buttons.
NUII"-" is closed.
2 BEARING
3 RANGE
4 CONSTANT
5 LEVEL
9 EXIT
-
ADJUST Menu in adjustment mode
2 -1 5
(2) Bearing Adjustment
Ferlonn adjustments for matching in bearing between the target measured previously using the compass of
own ship, and the picture displayed on the CRT monitor of the radar.
1 Press the (M~~J switch and set the bearing display mode to relative display
(HEAD UP).
2 Using the compass of the ship, measure the bearing of a suitable target (such as a
ship at rest, a breakwater, or a buoy) relative to the bearing of own ship's bow. (For
example, take the intended bearing as 25 degrees).
3 Press the ~EN0 switch. This opens the main menu.
4 Press keys CD 0 and in that order.
5 Press key 0 . This makes menu item f):@hii@ valid.
6 When EBl1 is displayed as a result, rotate the EBl control to set EBl1 to the target
that was selected at step 2 above, and press the ~ EL) key.
7 Rotate the EBl control to match the bearing displayed on the menu and the bearing of
8 If complete matching in bearing is not yet achieved, return to step 5[ SELJ above
and repeat the operating procedure.
9 Press key CD . This returns control to the main menu.
10 Press the CD switch. This closes the main menu.
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(3) Range Adjustment
Perform adjustments so that the range to the intended target in the display area is correctly displayed.
1 Press the E0 EN switch. This opens the main menu.
2 Press key 0 0 and in that order.
3 Press key 0 . This makes menu item F';bi@& valid.
4 Find from the PPI display a target to which the range is known. (For example, take
this range as 0.33 nm).
5 Display VRMl on the video and move it to a target at a know range ..
6 When n ADJUST" is blinking on the menu, press the key G G or to
move a target to the range of VRM1 and press the key ( SELJ .
7 If complete matching in range is not yet achieved, return to step 4 above and repeat
the operating procedure.
8 Press key o. This returns control to the main menu.
9 Press the switch. This closes the main menu.
2 -1 7
(4) Adjusting Periormance Monitor Adjustment (NJU-63/NJU-64)
'This is required when an optional performance monitor is installed.
1 If a radar selector is provided, set the radar mode to the master radar.
[ VRM1 )
2 Press the VRM2 switch to display VRM1, and set the VRM1 range to 16-18 nm*.
*: Set the VRM1 range to 16-18 run if own wavegttide is located berween the scanner and the transceiver
(X-band radar).
Set the VRM 1 range to 18 run either if the transceiver is located inside the scanner or for an S-band
radar.
3 Press the [ TEST J switch. This opens the main menu.
4 Press keys 0 ' This makes menu item I'm valid.
5 Press key GJ . This makes menu item 1'01-i.", valid.
6 Press key 0 . This makes menu item mD valid. This sets the radar to the
relative bearing/off-center OFF/24-nm mode automatically.
7 Press key [ - ; ] once again. This makes menu item fMF!!1 valid.
8 Perform adjustments with the CB ' G sign keys or the numeric keys
so that the outer edge of the PM pattern is set to the VRM1 range which was set at step
2 above, and press the [ SEL ) key.
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9 Press key • This makes menu item ilMo!al@ valid.
10 Press key once again. This makes menu item ,,-@ii valid.
11 Press the key CD" The lEST menu will exit
12 Attach the INFORMATION LABEL accompanying the perfonnance monitor to a suitable

position on the panel of the display unit.
13 Fill in the INFORMATION LABEL with the P.MON bar indicator value displayed at the
bottom left of the display, and with the checked date.
SHM
18
AD ruST 16-18NM
16-18NM
PM FORM
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(6) True Bearing Adjustment
Perform adjustments for matching in the angle of bearing between the gyro and the radar"
1 Press the ~EN0 switch. This opens the main
menu.
2 SPEED
3 NAV AIDS
2 Press keys 0 GJ and in that order. 4 SET/DRIFT
This makes menu item M."iidiji valid. 5 TIME/DAY
IMill
3 Press key GJ . This makes menu item "Wi;{.i
6 PRF
9 EXIT
111111"
valid.
4 Perform adjustments with the CB

G sign keys or the numeric keys so that the
bearing matches that of the compass, and press the
[SEL ) Key.
5 Press the key CD.
The display will return to the Sub-Menu.
6 Press the EENV switch.
The Sub-Menu will be closed.
~CAUTION
ARPA cannot operate if the gyro setting is finished.
The men!! for using gyro data will indicate*** until the gyro data is set The own ship's course
will also indicate***.
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(7) Ship Speed Setting
Set a ship speed and other related data
Press the ~EN0 switch. This opens the main

menu.
2 Press keys 0 GJ and in that order.

2
3
SPEED
NAV AIDS
This makes menu item i@91'i@j valid. 4 SET/DRIFT
3 Press key 0 . This makes menu item IE!! 5
6
TIME/DAY
PRF
Iii·.
'MM.' valid. II'MI'
9 EXIT
4-1 For manual speed setting
(1) Press key GJ -GJ. This makes menu item iiMMM. valid.
(2) Press key 0 .

(3) Enter a speed (maximum: 99.9 nm) using the
or the numeric keys. The speed will be set.
G 'G sign keys
4-2 For log setting
(1) Press key GJ . This makes menu item

1 SELECT
'.'1.1
lEAS:.., valid.
(2) Presskey 0 forasingle-axislog. Menuitem

2
--
MANUAL
KT
3 POLAROTY
9 EXIT
IrjtU#I will become valid.
(3) Press key 0 for a dual-axis log. Menu item iIJA@ will become valid.
4-3 Selecting "2-axis log data against water speed (NMEA signa/)
(1) Press key the [ 3 J.

fh3!#1."i will be selected.
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4-4 Selecting ''2-8;:;5 log data against ground sZleed (NMEA signal)
(1) Press the key 0 .

t1 M@ilfit will be selected.
Selecting ''2-axis log polarity (NMEA signal)
(1) Press the keys 0 -Q if it is the + polarity.
POLARITY +NMEA will be selected.
(2) Press the keys 0 -0 if it is the - polarity.
POLARITY -NMEA will be selected.
(8) Selecting External Navigator (i.e. LORAN, GPS)
Select the type of data to be received from navigation equipment such ,as
__a_G_P_S_._ _ _ _ _ _--,
1 Press the E0 EN switch. This opens the main

NAV
1 S
IUf)S
E LEe T
menu. 2 NAVI
2 Press keys 0 Q and in that order. This

3 NAV2
+
+
NMEA
NMI':A
makes menu item FFl::!!iidij valid. 9 E X I T
3 Press key CD . This makes menu item FUM" valid.
4 Press the key Q.

1 NAVDATA will be selected.
4-1 If no navigation eouipment is to be used
(1) Press key Q . This makes menu item l'U.@¥ivalid.
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4-2 If navigation equipment 1 is to be used
(1) Press key 0 . This makes menu item fJWNU valid.

4-3 If navigation equipment 2 is to be used
(1) Press key [2]. This makes menu item FUWd valid.
5 Press key the 0 .

fWM' will be selected.
(1) Press key GJ for a plus NMEA signal polarity. Menu item iijH!@iwill
become valid.
(2) Press key 0 for a minus NMEA signal polarity. Menu item f.i~@#liwill
become valid.
(3) Press key [2] for a plus JRC format signal polarity. Menu item '41;[01
will become valid.
(4) Press key 0 for a minus JRC format signal polarity. Menu item "i;!Oi!
will become valid.
6 Pressthe [2] switch. This closes the main menu.
FI~@d will be selected.
(1) Press key GJ for a plus NMEA signal polarity. Menu item 'im,,!%' will
become valid.
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(2) Press key 0 for a minus NMEA signal polarity. Menu item Iij@t\i#4will
become valid.
(3) Press key 0 for a plus JRC format signal polarity. Menu item FfiiM!
will become valid.
(4) Press key 0 for a minus JRC format signal polarity. Menu item t'@i
will become valid.
(9) Setting TIMEIDA Y Display Data
If time and day information is sent from the navigation equipment such as GPS by using NMEA0183
"ZDA" sentence, time and day information will be displayed on the CRT monitoro
Press the E0 EN switch. This opens the main menu.
2 Press keys0 and (SET J in that order. This makes menu item II
J.i#.ildd valid.
3 Press keyCD . This makes menu item 5TIMEIDAY valid.
T[~'IE/ DAY
4 Select
1 OFF
2 UTC
3 LOCAL
5 Press the ~EN0 switch. This closes the main menu.
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(10) Adjusting the Interswitch
[Inspection after Installation]

Turn off ship's mains (switchboard) for radar.
1) When the installation ends, check that the interswitch is installed appropriately. Especially, check if the
cable is connected correctly and also the cable shield braid is grounded accurately.
2) Check if all display units are accurately set internally.
[Inspection of Interswitch Operations]

Turn on ship's mains (SWitchboard) for radar to start the radar operation.
1) Inspection of Interswitch Patterns

There are 6 interswitch patterns available in the 2-radar system
2) AdjustmentlInspection of Radar Pictures
It is necessary to make the following three ways of adjustments iii interswitch built· in radar systems
when installed:
• Range adjustment (Onm adjustment)
• Bearing adjustment
• Tuning adjustment .
Execute these three ways of adjustments according to the fonowing interswitch pattern Nos., respectively.
( 2-unit radar system
a. Pattern I No.1 I
b. Pattern I No.2 I
CD Adjustment between the display unit (right) and the MIR (right)
(Adjust it by operating the panel of the display unit (right).)
® Adjustment between the display unit (left) and the MTR (left)
(Adjust it by operating the panel of the display unit (left).)
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(11) Adjustment of screen position
Though CRT is finished with adjustment before the shipment
from the factory, readjustment may be required whenever.
Necessary because there are difference of Magnetic field
attche factory and at the d.elivered place.
Adjustment is made so as the center of picture cirrle and
the center of CRT Display coincide. .
Pay great care not to get electric shock.
Adjustment is different in JMA-7000 Radar (21'CRn and in
JMA-9000 Radar (28 'CRT) respectively.
If the adjustment is not sufficient, follow the instruction
of 5. 3/5. 4 '~djustment of CRT" for further adjustment.
1. JMA-7000RADAR (12 Inches CRT)
·Remove Right hand side panel (Remove 8 M4 screws)
·Turn the Centering Magnet at the neck of CRT so as to
adjust the picture circle into the center of CRT.
A pair of Centering Magnet changes the strength of
Magnetic Field and axis' of Magnetic Flux by adjustment.
·After the above adjustment, put the side plate back to
original position. (8 M4 screws)
2. JMA-9000RADAR (28 Inches CRn
·Remove the screws fastening the Monitor unit
·Make loose screws fastening the operation part from the
oval hole. (4 M5 screw)
·Slide whole Operation part toward yOU. (abt.20rnm)
·Take off the Escutcheon Board (Bezel) . '
·Life up the CRT part and make CRT· surface horizontal.
On this stage, CRT part is suspended by gas spring that
you can take your hands off:
·Turn the Centering Magnet at the neck of CRT so as to
adjust the picture circle in to the center of CRT. A pair
of Centering Magnet changes the strength of Magnetic field
and axis ofMagne~lc flux by adjustment. ,
'After the adjustment, assemble the unit in reverse procedur<.
6. ROM Version List
No. Name in use Version Unit Name

1 MTR <Transceiver) 1.7 PCllOl in Scanner
2 NSK 1.1 PC420I in NSK
3 PANEL 1.1 PC4501 in Kevboard
4 ARPA CPU 5.1 PC4403 in Display
5 ARPATD 2.1 PC4403 in Display
6 INDICATOR 2.05 PC4401 in Display
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3 Principle of Function
3. 1 Antenna
3. 1. 1 Radiator
3. 1. 2 Turning unit
3. 2 Transceiver
3. 2. 1 Modulator
3. 2. 2 Rece i ver
3. 2. 3 T/R Control Circuit
3.3 Display unit

3. 3. 1 NSK Circui t
3. 3. 2 Power Supply uni t
3. 3. 3 Operation keYboard
3.3.4 CRT Unit
3. 3. 5 CPU Control Circuit
3. 3. 6 Time base Circui t
3. 3. 7 ARPA Process Circuit
3. 3. 8 Interswi tch Circuit
3. 3. 9 Performance Moni tor Uni t
3.1 Allt enna
3. 1. 1 Radiator Part
Radiator part is composed by Slot wave guide to radiate
horizontafly polarized radar wave, Electromagnetic horn to ga
in vertical directivity of radar beam and a me.tallic element
to suppress sidelobes by the vertically polarized factors.
Radar wave feeds from one end of Slot wave guide through
the rotary joint and another end is connected by non reflec-
tive terminator Radiation is effected in high efficiency and
a few portion of power is consumed at the non reflection
terminator.
The maximum direction of the Beam is til ted about 4. 5
degrees to the right looking in the direction of radiation
at horizontal plai~
Radiator Surface is such structure that in order to
minimize radiation loss, dielectric material of very little
loss are fabricated
3. 1. 2 Scanner Drive Unit

Scanner Drive Unit consist.s of following parts.
Drive motor
Shaft Encoder
Scanner Safety Switch
Drive motor turns scanner through reduction gear and in

case of S-band Radar, "Slow starter circuit" is used for
protection of gear from excess load.
Shaft Encoder turns in synchronization wit.h the t.urning of
scanner. Encoder generates 2048 pulses and one pulse of stan
dard signal per one revolution of scanner and transmitted to
the display unit through the transceiver unit..
Safety switch is for the safety of human being near the
scanner for the time of antenna maintenance to prevent
unwanted turning of the scanner.
3.2 Transcei ver Uni t

Transceiver unit is consist of following blocks.
However, in 2 units type, following parts are installed in
the scanner unit.
·Modulator Unit
·Receiver Unit
'T/R Control circuit
3. 2. 1 Modulator Unit
Modulator unit is composed of MH power supply unit, charging
circuit, Trigger circuit, Switching circuit and Pulse
transformer as the FIG 1.
3-1
L1 C25--C1Z
I1l Cl:Erger cin:llit Tl
~ SWly]l3rl l'uls: l1lgretnn
'I'rarEfCIlJEr
Trigger ciro..rit m3
11
l'
H=ater
(J)4
ll2
FIG 1
The DC 65V supplied from the display unit is converted to
DC 600V in MH power supply part (converter transformer of
abt. 40KHz switching frequenc~ and feed into the charging
circui t.
Transmitting trigger generated in T/R control circuit came
in to the trigger circuit then the switching circuit
composed of TRI-TR4 became "ON" during the applied pulse
width. The current go through the changing circuit, pulse
transformer and switching circuit and made available the
-SKY SA pulse voltage and current at the secondary side of
the pulse transformer.
The Magnetro~ connected next to the secondary side of the
pulse transformer, generates micro wave of a pulse width
corresponds tb the transmitting trigger.
Accordingl~ this modulator circuit is the hard tube system
rather than . the conventional line type of PFN usage.
3.2.2 Receiver Unit

The receiver unit consist of the following circuits .
. IF Unit
-Monitor Unit
-Tuning Indicator Unit
- IF Unit
The signal from the MIC IF terminal is separated in two
ways.
That the one is amplified in (j)(AMP) and band width (3,6,10
MHz) are designated while pass through the ®(BWS cir) by
BS1~BS3 then further amplified in @~) and @(LOG AMPx6).
The another is potentially devices for level adjustment
and amplified in ®(AMP) and ~(LOG AMPx3). The former is
the circuit line for the detection of weaker signal and
the latter is for the detection of stronger signal without
affected by saturatio~
These 2 lines are added in @ adding circuit and forms the

Logari thmic characteristic. Finally the video signal is
available through the ®(Low-Pass-Filter+Buffer circuit)_
-Monitor Part
Monitor voltage come out froul MIC MONI terminal is
amplified in ® (AMP) and send out.
3-2
·Tuning Indicator
The signal came out from MIC IF terminal is separated befor
entering IF part and feed in to tuning indication circuit.
The signal adjusted of its level by input level adjust volume
is amp 1 i f ied in II}, 11 (AMP). After pas sing 10, 11 (AMP) detec t ed in 12
(Detector Circui t) and became detected wave form of negative
polarity and reformed to a DC voltage. On this, stage adjustment
is made so as the signal peak became DC OV by TNL voltage.
In 12 IDetector Circuit) establish Gate to amplify only the Main
bang portion and attenuate rest of the portions.
The purpose of above process is to stabilize the tuning
indication voltage.
OV
Main bang gate signal.
The signal go through the 14 "Peak Hold Circuit" and reformed in

DC peak Vol tage and pass through 15 "Buffer Circuit" as an output
signal.
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3. 2. 3 T/R Control Circuit
T/R control circuit consist of following part.
·CPU control part
·MTR communication
.A/D converter circuit
·D/A converter part 1
'D/A converter part 2
'Tuning voltage generator circuit
·Band width signal generator circuit
·TI drive circuit
·Performance Monitor Control Signal generator circuit
·TIV. VD Mixing circuit
·Bearing Signal mixing circuit
'CPU control part

CPU control circuit consist of NEC ,uPD78 1 0 mainly.
Around CPU, SN75I76B(MTR communication Line),A/D converter
(CPU) interface protection circuit, MMI099BF (Wa tchdog, Reset IC)
are used. CPU control part control's ME 88346B (D/A converter),
U/D Link Gate array, Band width signal generator circuit.
There are such circuit as tuning voltage generator circuit
for Receiver, Pin Attenuator control signal generator circuit,
TI drive circuit,TIY'VD mixing circuit, Bearing signal mixing
circuit,Performance Monitor control signal generator circuit.
Type of LSI used and design specification of each Blocks

are described as follows.
·MTR communication
Communication carried on between transceiver and Display
unit under following conditions.
Communication IC SN75I76BPS
Communication Line Semi double Balanced Line
Communication Standard RS485
Synchronization Start-Stop Synchronism
Flow control NIL
Baud Rate 9600 Baud
Data length 8 Bit
No. of Start Bit 1 Bit
No. of Stop Bit 1 Bit
Parity Yes (Even No. )
.A/D Converter circuit

The signal to enter A/D converter is divide by resistors in
less than +5V maximum and input to A/D converter.
Signal for A/D converter A/D input terminal
Tuning indicator voltage ANO (TNI)
Micro Front End Monitor voltage ANI (MONI)
MAG current AN2 (MAGI)
Magnetron Heater voltage (for sensing) AN3 (HPVS)
Performance Monitor Detection voltage AN4 (TXI)
For inner transceiver temperature Detection voltage
AN5 (TPMONI)
3-4
Tuning indicator voltage A-1Il6 (TNI) (spare)
MAG current AN7 (MAGI) (spare)
-D/A Converter Part I

Analogue Output Voltage 0~5V
Analogue Output Signal D/A output terminal

Receiver Tuning Voltage 1 ~oarse adjust) AOI (TNCVl)
Receiver Tuning Voltage 2 Wine adjust) A02 (TNCV2)
Receiver Tuning Indicator Control Voltage A03 (TNL)
Receiver Band width signal A04 (BSl)
Receiver Band width signal A05 (BS2)
Pin Attenuator Preset Level I A07 (PALl)
Pin Attenuator Preset Level 2 A08 (PAL2) (spare)
Performance Monitor Attenuation Level AOIO (LVR)
-D/A Converter Part 2
Analogue Output Voltage 0~5V
Analogue Output Signal D/A output terminal

Receiver Tuning Vol tage 1 (Coarse adjust) AOI (TNCVl)
Receiver Tuning Voltage 2 Wine adjust) A02 (TNCV2)
Receiver Tuning Indicator Control Voltage A03 (TNL)
Receiver Band width signal A04 (BS 1)
Pin Attenuator Preset Level I A07 (pALl)
Performance Monitor Attenuation Level AOIO (LVR)
-Tuning Voltage Generator Circuit
Receiver Tuning Voltage I O~3 5V(:ffi Divisim rui:pIt}
(Coarse adjust)
Receiver Tuning Voltage 2 0.-.+ 5V(:ffi Divisim aJlpIt}
(Fine adjust)
Above circuit consist of operational Amplifier by semipower
supply and Resistors etc.
-Band width Signal Generator Circuit
Receiver Band width Selection is made by feeding BSI-BS2
signals to the Receiver so as to change band width.
Voltages supplied to BSl-BS3 are +15V (ON), -15V (OFF)
Receiver Band width Signal

Wide Band BSI :ON BS2:0FF BS3:0FF
Middle Band BSl :OFF BS2 :ON BS3:0FF
Short Band BSI :OFF BS2:0FF BS3:0N
Modulator Band Signal
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*-Short pulse SHORT: ON ( OV), OFF(Hi@ ~)
·Tl Drive Circuit
Tl "U/D Line Gate Array output" to be driven in transistor
push-pull circuit. Amplitude +15V positive Logic output.
·Performance Monitor Control Signal Generator Circuit

This circuit generate transmitting trigger,Performance
Monitor Attenuation Level control, performance Monitor ON/OFF
signal (including poewr sourse).
Performance Monitor Control Signal
Transmitting trigger Tl :0, +15V Positive
Logic output
Performance Monitor Attenuation Level LVR :0-+5V(256 steps)
Performance Monitor ON/OFF PMS :ON (+15V) , OFF (OV)
(Used for power supply too)
·TIY/VD Mixing Circuit

TIY to be positive level and VD to be Negative level and
Mixed in this circuit. (output impedance abt. 50Q)
abt.9.0 Jii3
abt. 2. 0 Jii3 abt.7.0 Jii3
TIY Signal
.OAV
abt.2.0V
VD Signal
TI
15V (TX trigger)
\
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TlY Signal width : abt. 2. O,uS
From TlY decay time to VD signal :abt. 7. OtiS
TlY Signal level : abt. 5. OV (500 Terminator)

VD Signal Noise level : abt. O. 4V (500 Terminator)
VD Signal Max output level : abt. 2. OV (500 Terminator)
TI width :Almost same as pulse width
'Bearing Signal Mixing Circuit
REFB signal "U/D Link Gate Array output" to be overlapped on
AZCKB signal "U/D Link Gate Array output".
REFB signal is 1 pulse/l revolution.
AZCKB signal is 4096 pulses/l revolution.
'Status of Bearing signal transfer from Transceiver unit to

Display unit
14V
7. 5V
OV
-7. 5V
·QP
- 5V
I OV
·ZP
u 5V
OV
·DIR (Time of Reverse revolution "H")

5V
Normal revolution IReverse revolution
-----------------------------~ OV
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3.3 Di spl 3y Uni t
3. 3. 1 NSK Circui t
NSK is divided into following blocks.
Gyro signal input part Sampling Signal CPU

Terminal board , Fuse, Generator part
Signal, Changeover swi tch, Gyro bearing
Noise filter, ~ Signal Level angle
Voltage Change over switch Converter calculation
Log data
calculation
Serial data
, 1 Reception
Rectifier
I Sample Hold
Circuit
Serial data
Transmission
Smoothing
Circuit D/A
,
Gyro Type set Gyro Type
Linear AVR Tuning judgement
Direction set Log Type judgeme-
Log Type set nt Instantaneous
disconnection
+5V AVR data
(Swi tching) Log signal count-
er
- - ' j l Serial data
+lOV Converter r generation
Instantaneous J,
black out
IPhoto Coupled
Data Storage
.L
Log input terminal Wave form RS422 Serial
H Photo
I
Pulse, collection Coupler T/R interface
Synchro Signal- signal outlet
Interface Pulse width connector
Converter
·Gyro input power source voltage and Current
Working voltage Range
Synchro type AC50V'-AC115V 5 0/6 0/40 OHz

Step type DC35V'-DC70V (Allowable upto DC lOOY)
+COMMON Type
-COMMON Type
-Necessary Power Source Current for operation

Synchro type ACIOOV Type 55mA (TYP)
AC 50V Type 90mA (TYP)
Step type DC 35V Type 10 OnlA (TYP)
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'Compatible Angular Velocities
Synchro type 360x 2rpm (II1AX)

90x 4rpm
36x 4rpm
Step type 180x 2rpm (II1AX)
90x 4rpm
·Data Renewal times

50Hz·········Renew the Data every 20mS.
-A-Log signals
. Input
Pulse Type
Input Impedance 820Q
Contact signal, or Vol tage Signal of Wi thin a range of
OV-50V
Detection is made that less than 2V is Low and more
than 2V is High.
Synchro Type
Input Impedance 20KQ
Connect either 2 signal cables out of ,3 phase signal
cables of ~econdary side of synchro transformer.
Primary side of which is for AC50V-ACl15V, 50/60Hz.
·Ship Speed and number of Pulse 1

Pulse Frequency F to be calculated as F=VxPx - - - Hz
3600
In above formula, P stands for number of pulse (Pulse/NM)
V stands for ship speed ~T/H)
·Pulse type and Synchro type

Pulse type send out contact signal or voltage signal
in respond to ship's speed. For contact signal type,
receives contact signal itself. For voltage signal, 2V
will be the threshold voltage and compatible pulse
number will be 800,400,200 and 100.
SYnchro type send out turning signal modulated by AC
60Hz in synchro motor in respond to ship's speed.
Pick up the variation of one phase and eliminate the
60Hz carrier factor. Variation of revolution is
converted in number of pulses so as to obtain speed.
Compatible turning Ratio will be 360X, 180X 90X and 30X.
. Speed Limit
Pulse type From O. 1 to 11 OKT
Synchro type 360xfrom O. 1 to 13KT
180xfrom O. 1 to 26KT
'Over Flow
When the input signal does not come for more than 73
seconds, judgement is made that Log counter over flown and
stopped ~KTI or signal is disconnected so as to display
00. OOKT output and Log signal error.
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·Power Consumption
At AC100V 55mA 5. 5W
At AC 50V 90mA 2. 7W
'Connection of Signal Cables

Gyro s'ignal to be connected on TB 101 GYRO INPUTI.
only one type of signal symchro or step can be connected.
Synchro Signal
TB10
1/R1 Primary side of signal R1
2/S1 Secondary side of synchro signal Sl
3/S2 Secondary side of synchro signal S2
S3 Secondary side of synchro signal S3
5/R2 Primary side of synchro signal R2
Step Signal
TBIO
1/R1 Phase A of step signal
2/S1 Phase B of step signal
3/S2 Phase C of step signal
S3 No connection
5/R2 Common Signal line
Log signal to be connected on TB 20lLOG INPUTI.

only one type of pulse contact or synchro can be
connected.
TB20
~
+ -, Pulse type[±] signal line
P- -JPulse type~signal line
S+ -, Ei ther 2 lines out 3 secondary Sl, S2, and S3 lines
S- ~to be connecte~
Check items: Fuse Fl, F2, F3, F4 (0. 5A) are inserted and
firmly locked i~
'Output
Output signal
Output terminal J4201
Output signal exchanges Data with Radar Display unit.
Type of output RS422 Baud Rate 9600 Baud
Data length 8 bits
Start bit 1 bit
Stop bit 2 bits
Parity Even No. parity
Connector Signals
J4201 -1 +5V (0. 15A)
J4201 -2 Earth
J4201 -3 RS422 Input +side
J4201 -4 RS422 Input -side
J4201 -5 RS422 Output +side
J4201 -6 RS422 Output -side
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Function of other switches
83 Used for CPU (lC 17) resetting.

Even reset applied, memorized Data will not be
cleared.
Bearing angle immediately before the stoppage or
reset being memorized, same data will start at the
next operation.
84 Zero return switch.
At the time of this switch being activated, memorized
data turns to Zero degree.
S6 Log speed test signal generate switch.
Inl TEST I position, 18. 04 Kt speed signal is generated.
Normally switched onlNORMlposition.
Note :When you wi th to set bearing angle to 0°, 84 Zero

return switch can be used as same effect as actual
speed is Zero However, NSK considers that above
setting is not external incomming signal thus keep
on asking initial input setting value.
Log Signal
Log Signal Process Circuit being operated by the power of

Gyro signal, Gyro signal should always be supplied into
the circuit.
At the absence of Gyro signal, output Data will turn to
00.00 KT in result of over flow after 72 seconds.
In any circumstance, turn the 86 tol TESTI posi tion will
Generate 18. 04 KT signal therefore S6 should always be in
I NORM I position.
Confirm that S5-5, S5-7, S5-8 are correctly set up.
The LED (CD22) IpULSEI indicates that the voltage supplied
on TB20 (p+, P-) is "Open" or 'More than +2V' against I P+J
terminal.
The LED (CD24) I LOGSIGI indicates that the selected pulse

or synchro signal is active in the counter circuit.
*Others:
The LED (CD26) I TxD I indicates that RS422 signal is
transmitted from CMJ-304B.
The LED (CD25) I RxD I indic.ates that R8422 signal is send

from Radar Display unit to CMJ-304A
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3. 3. 2 Power Supply Part
Power supply circuit consist of Rectifier and smoothing

part, Pre-power part,AVR part 1, AVR part 2.
Rectifier + 5V
Ship's power and AVR Part + 15V
supply Smoothing - 15V
part 1 24V
.- Kl
Pre-Power AVR Part
Part -cfO • 2 + 65V
\
FIG 1
Ship's power source ~C 100/200~ connected to Rectifying/
Smoothing circuit. Rectified DC 250V supplied to Pre-Power
part,AVR part 1 and AVR part2.
Pre-power part have a converter AVR operated by 200KHz
switching frequency and generate +12V Pre-power and DC 20V
power supply for the control circuit of Pre-power part,
AVR-1 and AVR 2.
Pre-power source +12V will be sent to Display unit
operation panel part which will energize K-l as a PS signal,
so as to distribute control voltage abt. 20V to the AVR part
1 and AVR part 2. Converter AVR, controlled by 200KHz
switching frequency, controlls AVR 1 to supply +5~±15V and
+24V and also controlls AVR part 2 to supply +65~
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3, 3. 3 Key Board Part (PC 4501, PC4502, PC4503, PC4504)
Key Board Consist of following circuits.

Key Board process circuit ~C4501)
Trackball Circuit (PC4502)
Panel Circuit 1 (PC4503)
Panel Circuit 2 (PC4504)
PC4401
CPU Control Circuit
Key Board
Kw llirtix cirruit
PC5101
PC5102 +l2V CPU
78AD
Rfi'llj
r-
f-
000000
000000
00
Rfi'll4
000000
Power Suppl y 15\1
000000 R'A8l2
Uni t
JSJ cmtrol CWCH For 15\1
000000
Swich cirruit AVR circuit 000000
Rfi'll1 Rfi'llj
lTack hlll XIY sig):al '---
lTack hlll cirruit
*Key Board Process Circuit ~C4501)

By using CPU, panel switch data and velum control data are
quantized and processed and these data are transmitted to
CPU control circuit ~C 4401) by built-in serial
communication LSI. Likewise, by means of seria communication
controlls audible alarms in accordance with the order from
CPU control circuit.
*Track Ball Circuit (PC4502)
Track ball circuit send out X-Y signal to Key Board
Process circuit ~C4502) in accordance with rolling angle
of the track ball and detect the position of cursor
acquisi tion.
*Panel Circuit 1 (PC4503)

Panel circuit 1 controlls panel switches, This circuit
consist of all switches except "MENU' and ''ENTER''.
Switch control is made by using the data obtained in
Matrix Circuit and detected by the CPU of key board process
circui t.
*Panel Circuit 2 (PC 4504)
Panel circuit 2 controlls switches same as panel circuit 1
but used for detection of keys ''MENU' and ''ENTER''.
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As same as panel circuit 1, control is made by using the
data obtained in Matrix circuit and detected by CPU of key
board process circuit.
3. 3. 4 CRT Part
CRT Moni'tor control part is consist of 28 Inches CRT(Ell47lill9),
Deflection Coil (H-7LGRD0037), CRT High Voltage. power supply
and with following 3 PCB circuits.
CD Deflection Drive circuits CMC-791 (PC7501)
@ CRT socket circuit CQD-1267 (PC7502)
@ Monitor Power supply circuit CBD-1252 (PC7504)
Circuit configuration shown in block diagrru~
®eflection Drive Circuit:PC7501)

Power source obtained from Monitor PSU PC7504 are +87V
and +24V,
+87V is supplied to power for horizontal deflection.
+24V is supplied to power for vertical deflection and
for driving horizontal output transformer.
(1) Horizontal Sweep Circuit

Horizontal trigger signal applied on IC3-1 and compared
with the pulse, generated on horizontal output transformer
1'1. So as the trigger signal drives horizontal drive
transformer 1'2 after a predetermined time. Output from 1'2
drives horizontal deflection transistor TR4 enabling to
flow deflection current in horizontal deflection coil.
Screen's symmetrical balance is taken by horizontal
lineality coils L1, L2, L3 and L8. Length of horizontal sweep
length can be changed by RV1 (H. LENGTm witch controlls IC2
output voltage,
(2) Vertical Sweep Circuit

Vertical trigger signal applied on IC4-5pi~ Deflection
current send out from IC4-1 is synchronized with trigger
signal and through the vertical deflection coil fed back
again to rC4-12 pi~ Vertical direction of sweep length
can be changed by adjusting RV6 (V. LENGTm.
(3) Dynamic Focus Circuit

Dynamic focus voltage abt.700P-P is generated in secondary
coil of dynamic focus transformer 1'3. Primary side of the
transformer is driven by parabolic voltage through C22.
The parabolic voltage is generated in C21 and C57
connected to horizontal lineality coil. This voltage is
used to equalize the focus of horizontal direction on the
CRT scree~ Dynamic forcus voltage for vertical direction
is obtained from parabolic voltage adjusted by RV8
(\T. DFOCUS) and amplified by rC5.
Eventually, the dynamic forcus voltage are synthetic
voltage of dynamic forcus voltage of horizontal and
vertical directions and on top of that, static focus voltage
obtained from CRT power source is added and applied
al together on CRT focus terminal. Dynamic forcu circuit
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equalize the focus beam on CRT screen evenly allover.
(4) Blanking Circuit

The purpose of this circuit is to erase the return sweep
and leave the sweep run from left to right.
Negative horizontal blanking pulse taken out from
horizontal output transformer Tl is added with vertical
blanking pulse and amplified in TRI4. On top of that,
voltage for brilliancy adjustment is added and applied on
CRT grid. By doing so, electron beam during the return sweep
is shut off.
(5) CRT Brilliancy Circuit

The voltage adjusted by CRT brilliancy knob to be applied
on the base of TR16. After adjusted and amplified by RV16
(INTEN SET) and IC5, TRI7 supplied on CRT grid through the
TRIO emitter follower together with unblanking voltage. By
adjusting RVIO, pre-set for CRT brilliancy adjustment can be
performed.
(6) Video Ampl i f ier Circuit

The purpose of this circuit is amplify the video signal,
which was taken out from video memory and applied A/D
conversion, up to the level to illuminate the CRT.
The positive pole video signal come into J7502 and
amplified in TR27 and TR28 and became the signal level of
3 O~4 OVp-·p.
Above signal is further amplified in buffer TR29 and TR30
and converted into low impedance video signal. Through C92,
CD63 and CD64, reformed in DC and feed to CRT cathode in
negative potential.
«CRT Socket Circuit :PC7502»

This is a CRT socket to connect CRT monitor control signals
to CRT tube. This circuit has a function to protect excess
voltage or current caused by CRT static discharge.
«Monitor Power Supply Circuit:PC7504»

Input voltages to this circuit are +70V and +24~ The +70V
pass through AVR circuit and converted into +87V and +24V
goes direct to PC7501. Voltage +87V can be obtained by
adjusting RVI [AVR ADJ].
«CRT High Voltage Sources»

CRT High voltage source generate bias voltage to make
possible the CRT to illuminate. Receiving +24V from PC750I
and generate 5KV static focus voltage and 20KV CRT anode
high voltage.
«Deflection Coil»
Deflection coil consist of Horizontal coil and vertical
coil and connected on PC750I by connector J7507. On CRT
yoke, 4 magnet poles are attached to compensate lineality of
deflection coil at 4 corners of the scree~ By sliding
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these 4 magnets, lineali ty of 4 corners of the screen can be
adjusted. The centering Magnet is also attached with to fix
the position of picture frame in the center of CRT.
PC'l504
CRT Monitor Power Supply Circuit Block Diagranl
CBD-1252
~
In put
+'l0V Outpu t
+8'lV
AVR
+24V +24V
E E
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,/
PC7501 CMC-791 Deflection Circuit Block Diagram
+87V,,
AVR I--? IC2
,
28 Inches
Hor izontal Deflection CRT
Tr igger i ,Coi 1
I
/ IC3 ----'7 T2
T1 ~ L1 Socket ,
,L r Circuit 1/
,
TR4
/
J
I
6nblanking L1, L2, L3
ICirCUit L8 ,
,
Dynamic
\ ,
+24V Focus
C22 T3 Mixing
I Circuit
,
Ver tical IC4
Trl gger
,
RV8 IC5
EJ
CRT Brilliancy
~
Cir cuit
Brl. lliancy
Sig nal TR16
Video Buffer
Video Video TR29, TR30
Signal Amplifier DC Reform
TR21-TR28 Circuit
5KV
+24V , High Voltage 20KV
Power Supply
Unit
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3. 3. 5 CPU Control Circuit (PC440l)
CPU control circuit consist of following blocks.
1. CPU Control Part
2. Serial Communi cat ion Interface Circuit
3.AGDC/Graphic/PPI Frame Memory Circuit
4. The Iteration/Trail Circuit
5. Frame Video Process Circuit
6. D/A Converter/Synchro-Signal Interface Circuit
1. CPU Control Part
CPU (IC2) is a l6bit Microprocessor and processed by clock
Xl (39. 32lMHz) .
CPU contraIls all PCB and units of transceivers etc.
CPU has external memory of 128K byte stat ic memory (IC17),
64K byte E2PROM (IC18/l9) and progrruruned 512K byte EPROM
(IC16) .
Static Memory has a back up function by means of super
capacitor and memorable time is for several days.
E2PROM stores installation data,Navigational data such as
NAV-LlNE/GUARD ZONE planned by user Unless otherwise erased
by user, these stored data will be stored semi permanently.
ROM for programming stores control data for total Radar
system and contents of which are also stored semi
permanently. CPU controlls other PCB by means of CPU's
address for external use, Data bus and control signals.
CPU controlls other units ~SK/NAVAID/TRANSCEIVER/Panel
Circuit etc.) through serial communication interface.
2. Serial Communication Interface Circuit
There are 5 channels of serial communication lines.
One channel built in CPU and rest of 4 channels are in LSI
IC-20 and IC-2l 2 channels each. Usage of each IC are as
follows.
CPU Build-in Serial Communication
Channel Purpose Baud Rate Standard
IC2 Input Key board (Receive) 9600
RS-422
IC2 Output Key board (Transmi t) 9600
External Serial COlIlmunication
Channel Purpose Baud Rate Standard
IC20 Input Transceiver (Receiver) 9600

RS-485
IC20 Output Transceiver (Transmi t) 9600
IC20 Input NSK Input (Receive) 9600
RS-422
IC20 Output NSK Output (Transmi t) 9600
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Channel I Purpose Baud Rate Standard
IC21 Input NAVAID Input (Receive) 1200/4800 RS 422
IC21 OutputlNO use
IC21 Input NMEA Log Data 4800 RS-422
IC21 Output RS232 Receive Input 9600
N02. BCH RS232C Transmit Output 9600 RS-232C
Output
SerIal CommunIcatIon lIne for data exchange wIth Transce.lver
unit is Half duplex communication and all other data
exchanges are Full duplex communications.
3. AGDC/Graphic/pPI Frame Memory Circuit

Graphic control circuit is controlled by,uPD72123 (AGDC)
and Gate arra~ Graphic plane consist of 1 word 16 bits.
Graphic address line provides AO~A20 21 bits and the screen
is sectioned in GO~11. GO only has an area of 2048xl028 and
Gl~11 composed of 1024x1024 areas, Clipping of each frames
are controlled by software algorithm. Thereby, no special
hardware clipping is made.
Memory refreshing is done by GDC during blanking time.AGDC
controls screen's reading/writing and display address. Also
controlling Display control signal, Image drawing address,
Image drawing control signal, Refresh address and Refreshing.
As mentioned above, graphic memory consist of 11 frames (Gl-

Gl1) of 1024x1024 dots and 1 frame (GO) of 2048x1024 dots.
By using 1M-bits 8port-dual-port-RAM, and 8 port Dram for
Page-mode-read-write-cycle, making 1 word 16 bits length.
(See block diagram)
This system employs 1M-bits 8port-dual-port-RAM WR~.

DRAM consist of 8 frames of 256 dotsx512 dots plane.
Picture frame is composed so as the DRAM 1 plane correspond
to 1 dot on the raster. Thereby, the data wrote down by row-
column-address are one horizontal scan's 8 dots. However in
AGDC,writing should be made 1 word per 16 bits unit.
Therefore, by using image control Gate Array (Mentioned Inter),
drive the DRAM in Page-mode, made it possible to write down
16 dots at once. Read-out can be made 8 dots data in 1 access,
that you access to the serial port of memory once every 8
dots clock.
PPI Frame Memory consist of 4 Frames of 1024x1024 dots. By
using 1M bits 4 ports dual port RAM and 4 ports DRAM is used
to Read-modify-wri te-cycle (See block diagram). This system
employs 1M bits 4 ports DR~ DRAM consist of 4 frames of 512
dotsx512 dots. Each plane' s DO~D3 is taken in harmonic
direction and Horizontal one dot each on the screen are
assigned as a D~ Accordingly, one dot at the upper leftend
of the screen is the first DRAM of 4 DRAMs and next one dot
is the 2nd DRAM, next one dot is the 3rd DRAM and next dot
again is the 4th DR~ For the following dots, above DRAM is
assigned in order.
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Graphic Frame Memory Formation (1024XI024 Dots)
8 D7 Bits
1
17 D6 Bits
6 D5 Bits Vertical
1024
15 - D4 Bits Lines
4 D3 Bits
3 D2 Bits
12 Dl Bits --
1 9 DO Bits -
-
i--
1M (2 56x8x512) Bit s I---

Dual Port RAM
I--
I--
Horizontal Direction (1024 Dots)

I
PPI Memory Dots Formation
I
8 D6Bits
D3Bits
D2Bits
1M (512X4x512) Bi ts
Dual Port RAM
1 DOBits
1024Dots
I I
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Graphic Screen Formation
Screen Number Contents

Type
GO rC51 Character Display (Left side)

HM538123BJ-8
G1 IC52 EBLl, EBL2 Display

HM538123BJ-8
G2 lC53 VRM1, VRM2 Display

HM538123BJ-8
G3 IC54 Plot Mode r::f1i thou t ARPA)

HM538123BJ-8 ARPA Mode r::f1hen connected wi th ARPA)
G4 rC55 Guard Zone Mode

HM538123BJ-8
G5 IC56 FIX Marker Mode

HM538123BJ-8
G6 IC57 NAVLlNE r::f1hen Connected with

HM538123BJ-8 Total-Na~ TOTAL-NAV MODE)
G7 IC58 SHM, Cursor Mode

HM538123BJ-8
08 IC59 ARPA Mode

HM538123BJ-8
G9 lC60 TOTAL NAV Mode

HM538123BJ-8
010 1C61 Character Display (Right side)

(GO) HM538123BJ-8
011 IC77 Guard Zone Process Display

HM538123BJ-8
012 1C78 Mask Mode

HM538123BJ-8
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4. Iteration/Trail circuit
The target among the seaclutter has a Iterative
characteristics compare to seaclutter. The Iteration circuit
is employed for purpose to detect the target among the
seaclutters.
The Iterative circuit consist of PPI memory IC62-IC66,
scanning iteration data programmed IC47 (lKx4bits PROM) and
single process LSI IC-44.
The data ROM for scan Iteration and meaning of address are
as follows.
A3~AO are the real time video data come out from timebase
circuit. Whereas,A4-A7 are the data read out from the PPI
memory.
A8~A9 became as follows by mode change.
-
Address Memory Video Output Mode
As As A7 ~A. As -As D3 D, D, Do
0 0 Optional Dr. =A:, A:, Al As Straight

1 1 Scan Iteration
0 1 Dn -A(3"'t» X-+A(3"'t» x- mode "EAST"
2 2
1 3 Scan Iteration
1 0 Dr. =A(3"'t» X-+A(3"'t» x- mode 'MIDDLE"
4 4
1 '1 Scan Iteration
1 1 Dn =A(3"'t» x-+A(3"'t» x- mode "SLOW'
8 8
'Straight
Output=Present Scan data
'Iteration 1
1 1
Output= (present Scan data) x- (A data 1 Scan before) x-
2 2
'Iteration 2
1 1
Output= (present Scan data) x- (A data 1 Scan before) x-
4 4
·Iteration 3
1 7
Output= (present Scan data)x-(A data 1 Scan before) x-
8 8
The purpose of the Trail circuit is to display the target
stored in PPI Frame Memory and erase it time by time. In this
function, other target moving relatively to own ship remains
on the screen as a trail. This process also is used the
similar IC as the process of Iteratio~
The trail presentation can be set in 3 steps until the
target in trail disappears.
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5. Frame Video Process Circuit
Frame Video process circuit composed of IC-30 gate array.
This Gate array consist of Graphic'PPI-data parallel-series
converter-circuit, Graphic-brilliancy-data-forming circuit,
Graphic-and-PPI data-crossing-detect-circuit, Display-memory
-serial-pcirt-control-signal-generating-circuit as in a form
of the ASIC.
By receiving dots clock signal (66MHz), the circuit generate
various control signals for each circuit, distribute 1/2,1/4,
1/8, and 1/16 divided clock signals and Display-memory-
serial-port-control-signal.
After the Display-memory-serial-port-output data being
applied with parallel/series conversion and various process,
the Graphic-display-brilliancy-data, Graphic'PPI-data-
crossing detection-flog will be sent out.
The IC-3D is dividied in following blocks.

·Graphic data parallel/series conversion block
'PPI data parallel/series conversion block
·Graphic Brilliancy data Forming Block
·Graphic and PPI Data super position Detection Block
·Guard Zone detection block
·Display memory serial port control signal generate block
·Graphic data parallel/series conversion block

Serial port output data of the 2 graphic display memories
to be entered by time division then latch the data and
parallel series conversion for the 8 data is carried out.
Parallel Series Conversion clock is 66MHz, Load clock is
8.25MHz.
Other than character plane are send out applied with Mask
in Mask plain. (If the situation requires to take off the
Mask in such case as in the test--mode, correct the data in
the Mask plane. If the situation requi.res to output the
plane data independentl~ carry out the setting by Graphic
Mask Data (WD2, WOl).
·PPI data parallel Series Conversion Block

Receive the output data of NO.1 PPI, NO.2 PPI display memory
serial ports and latch the data and after NO.1 PPI, NO.2 PPI
data are selected or averaged, carry out the 4 data parallel
series conversio~
Parallel series conversion clock is 66MHz, Load clock is
16. 5MHz.
The NO.1 PPI and NO.2 PPI data will be selected by PPI
display select data (W02).
·Graphic Brilliancy data Forming Block

On the basis of output data from Graphic data parallel
series conversion block, after the priority process, select
the required Brilliancy data (3bi ts). Graphi.c display
Brilliancy data will be set up by CPU (W04-WOD).
·Graphic and PPI data super position Detecting Block

3-23
'. ,
Detect the super position of Graphic data and PPI data and
output the fla~ The graphic plane to detect super position
can be set up by cross Memory Select Data M10,W11) ~ore
than 2 plane can be set up). The level for the PPI data to
detect the super position can be set up by Cross data select
M12) .
The width of super position detect flag can be set up of
its overlapping only by Fore/Aft 1 dot plus, Fore/Aft 2 dots
plus, Fore/Aft 3 dots, plus and by cross-detect-width-data
M14). In changing the setting of cross detect width data,
graphic Brilliancy data and PPI data to be shifte~
Each cross-shift-data:Graphic MO~ can be used for above
shi ft ing.
·Guard Zone Detect Block

Column direction ~-axis) detect mode and row direction
~-axis) detect mode are prepared by Zone data and PPI data.
Detection is executed by column direction and rom direction
in combination.
PPI data comparator output level can be set by zone detect
setting level:PPI M15). Column direction detect mode can be
set by Zone detect setting mode:column M16). Row direction
direction detect mode can be set by Zone detect setting mode
:Row M17).
·Display Memory Serial Port Control Signal Generate Block

By dividing Dot clock (66MHz) into 1/2 (33MHz), 1/4 (16. 5MHz) ,
1/8 (8. 25MHz) and 1/16 (4. 125MHz) each clocks and made
available. Input and latch the HS and VS then after applied
shift, made HSD and VSD available. The volume of shift can
be set by synchrosignal-shift-data 1 M18) and synchro
signal-shift-data 2 M19). The display position of Character
displa~ Graphic display and PPI display can be shifted in a
8 dots unit respectivel~
Setting of display position of character display is made by
character-display-display-posi tion-Data MIA), of Graphic
display is made by Graphic-display-display-position-Data
and of PPI display is made by PPI-display-display-position-
Data M1C).
For the purpose of Graphic-display-memory serial-port-
control, the serial-port-enable-signal and the clock signal
for the serial data access are produced and made available.
6. D/A Converter/Synchronous Signal Interface Circuit

The IC-32 (D/A converter) process the density of brilliancy
by receiving control signal from IC-30 and in accordance
with the built in color-paletter and send out the video
data to the CRT. The video output impedance is 5on,maximum
clock is 1/2 of 67. 303MHz.
The synchronous-signal-Interface transfer the Horizontal/

Vertical synchronous signal came out from AGDC into Ie-30
and after normalization, convert them into low impedance
through the complementary circuit and feed to the CRT.
Horizontal/Vertical synchronous signal is as follows.
3-24
@ Horizontal Synchronous Signal (HS) : posi tive polarity
Horizontal synchronous signal will be send out in following
timing. Dotclock is 67.4043MHz.
-
HS HEP HD HFP
1. 42.u O. 95.u19. 46.u O. 95.u
IH
22. 79.usec
Frequency=43. 88KHz
lword=2clock=32dots=475nsec
Idot =14. 8nsec-+67. 4043MHz
IH=22. 7 9.usec=48words=9 6c lock=15 3 6dot s
HD=19.46.usec=41words=82clock=1312dots
HFP= O. 95tLSec= 2words=4clock= 64dots
HEP= O. 95tLSec= 2words=4clock= 64dots
HS= 1. 42.usec= 3words=6clock= 96dots
WC=19.46.usec=41words=82clock=1312dots
** Output
Output impedance:abt.22Q
amplitude:4. 3V-OV (NO load), 2. IV-OV(22Q terminator)
@ Vertical Synchronous Signal (VS) :Positive polarity

Horizontal synchronous signal send out in following timing.
VS VBP VD ,
VFP
~
/ /
228.u 570.u 21. 15msec 23.u

IV
21. 97msec
Frequency=45. 5Hz
IV=964H=21. 97msec
IVD=928H=21:15msec
VFP= IH= 23.usec
VBP= 25H=570.usec
VS= lOH=228.usec
** Output Impedance
Output Amplitude
:abt.22Q
:4. 3V-OV (No load), 2. IV (22Q terminator)
3-25
Horizontal Synchronous Signal and Vertical Synchronous Signa
1 relation in 2 Dimensions.
HS HBP HD HFP
)::: );
, '
VD
CRT
______ 1_-
VFP
3-26
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Im:11!Ell Alarm artpJ.t Inteifa:2 :.- ailress 1m Pn:tlra m Cmuul cables for grarlric (1Wi,CA'l,l'iE,CE)
LmndatairpJt
GPS data irq:ut
~tan ant. signal

---'c)(l'lj :::
r,-
_l1v4CIL )
IDt Virhl signal irprt:
Data lus _ (4bits)
l I- clock
Ad:Iress for grapuc,Data 1m
Radar anbul cables (1Wi,CA'l,l'iE,DE)

n
Mfer IIBIDry Raui
RD,1\R,REmI' Qrip "':tsignal L- lW1 Mfer I!llI()~ t

;-- area clock M:lres for Radar,Data lus-
ktt:rnm lJ28rim s --7 --
lIPjlXlIN signal lqu lJtpJt ~
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Km>lrnrd data irq ---'c)
----> Gate array 1
Keylrnrd data OJ' <0-- r-
llearim JUire rulp.I <0-- '-- (fiElIDt)
Z--pm; signal artpJ.t <o--Inter quirnmt ~
w Inter face PPI GruPric
L- flIDry IlEIIOlY
l'0
-J
Extennmil eqirnm :~C- L-
VariOJS antr 01 cable
Extenniml eqirnm Ita lus C c- - N:iOC :'erial _ t
'--Bus Ilus Mfer

GruPric Brill dita
n 1JllIJES data b us
VariOJS anbul signa I

&!rial read dita ranLsi gnal
II I
Virhl signal
1- :'erial Jllrt :'erial
anLsignal rem data
Virhl, r- -
IbrizOltal m'Iriluu signal SYIdnu D/A Gate array 2
( signal ' - Cmverter I
VeI'lical SYIdlfD) sigrID hiller
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I-
RamI' Brill data
Ibrizmtal SYIdllU signal
IJeltical SYIdlfD signal I
3.3.6 Timebase Circuit
Timebase/Signal Process Circuit consist of following blocks
1.Various System Clock Generator Circuit
2. Video/Trigger Separator Circuit
3. Gain/STC/Rain Rate Control Circuit
4. AUTO STC Control Circuit
5. FTC Circuit
6.A/D Converter
7. Buffer memory for Speed Converter
8. Signal Process Circuit
9. Buffer memory for Scan-Converter
10. Guard Ring Circuit
1. Various System Clock Generator Circuit

The original oscillator circuit of the system clock are
X-2 (68. 034MHz;0. 25--0. 5NM) and MX6 (45. 356MHz;0. 75/120NM)
used as a main clock and X-I (80MHz; for all ranges) is used
for ARPA clock.
Various system clocks for the Trigger/Video signal
generated in the transceiver unit are generated in IC-l.
Clock system configuration shown in FIG-2 and sampling
clock for mutual relation is shown in FIG-3.
2. Video/Trigger Separator Circuit

System trigger Try and Video signal are synthesized in
transceiver unit and transferred to the Display unit
timebase/signal process circuit.
The IC-48 eliminate the TIY signal and send out only the
necessary length of video signal to the next stage TR2,TR3
video amplifier. On the other hand, only the Try signal is
separated in TR31 and used as a system trigger.
3. GAIN/STC/Rain Rate Control Circuit

STC and Rain-rate-curve are generated in IC-35, IC-36 and
controlled by STC Rain rate knob and fed to the base of
TR-3 together with Gain control voltage.
TR2, TR3 are the differential runplifier circuit.
The amplified video output processed with above STC/Rain-Ra
te /Gain control is available from the TR3.
The address for the IC-35 and IC-36 will be generated by
IC-2.
4. AUTO-STC Control Circuit

The AUTO-BTC wave form in correspond with the status of
video signal, generated in the circuit IC-3, IC39-40, IC42-43,
IC-61-64 and applied on the base of TR6. TR5 and TR6 is a
differential amplifier circuit and at the outlet of TR6,
video signal controlled by AUTO STC is available.
5. FTC Circui t
In general, frequency factor of Rain and Snow are rather
low compare to the targets, so that by passing through the
High pass Filter, factor of rain and snow will be eliminated.
3-28
The CD-5 is a sort of variable capacitor, combined wi th R-30,
forming a High pass Filter. The cut off frequency of this
High pass Filter is controlled by CD-5 through FTC knob on
the operation panel. By doing so, eliminate t.he Rain/Snow
c I u t. t er s.
6,.A/D Converter
The analogue signal treated with STC/Rain Rat.e/FTC process
is converted into 8 bits digital signal by A/D converter.
The IC-4~7 is the main .A/D converter and in order to
operate in high speed in responds to the incoming clock g
enerate the clock of its phase 90 degrees delayed and carry
out the quantizat.ion
The .A/D conversion is done by sampling clock and t.ransfer
the data to t.he buffer memory for the speed conversion,
The IC-13 is a A/D converter for the ARPA, carry out. the
ARPA clock A/D conversion for all ranges and transfer the
data to ARPA PCB.
7. Buffer Memory for Speed Converter

The 8bits video degital signal changed t.o t.he high speed
sampling in above mentioned A/D converter, write down int.o
the IC-1I in 4 phases process from IC-8 by the sampling
clock
At the same time, accessed by signal process clock in 4
phases process and transferred to t.he signal process circuit
after latched by IC-12 8 bits lat.ch circuit.
8. Signal Process Circuit

Various signal process to be carried out in IC-2, IC-3 and
IC-16~33, Content of signal process is as follows.
A Interference Rejection
B. Sweep Averaging
C.AUTO-FTC Process
D. Pulsestretch
9. Buffer Memory for Sean Converter

The signal processed digital video signal is converted into
4 bits and synchronized wit.h signal process clock then
write down into the Buffer memory of IC-34.
On the other hand, read out process is made by scan
converter work clock which started at the edge of antenna
bearing pulse rise time regardless t.o the timeing of write
down and the dat.a is transfer to the scan converter.
10. Guard Ring Circuit

When a target. acquired in the closed sector (st.arting and
finishing bearing, and starting and finishing distance
designated), t.he circuit out.put 'H'level to motivate CPU
detects t.he echo.
3-29
TIY+ Vicro Gain AiiID Fie NlPA
Vicro Sigral Trigger - ; SIC SIC AID NlPA FCB
~ I-
S;jErator Rain Bate frnvErter Sbits
'--- -
I
GAIN AlJlO !tin S{Eed a:nversim
SIC SIC AID Buffer IIBIllY
Rain Bate \\\l.ve farm frnvErter f-7
-;
\\\l.ve farm gerera:Ixr
gerera:i:or
l'
TIY ISYstsn clock
1gererator
l' l' l' NlPA Cla:l!
I (bardri.ng H~ ('mer ITO
Crigiml
a:cillalxr ciruIit
ISigml I I =
~iruIi t
(bardri.ng
Buffer IIBIllY
retect signal
=. )
Argle signal )
Tinehlsl/sigJall'!:oo:ss Cirnlit Block Dlagnlll
3-30
3.3.7 ARPA pr oces s ci r cui t
. Summary
Comparison of ARPA Process circuit between ,TMA-7000/9000

Radar and former JMA-8000M2 Radar.
JMA-7000/9000 JM.A.-8000Mll
Acquisition 32NM 40NM

Area
Acquirable 40 Targets 60 Targets

Number
Method of Auto- Set up 2 Zones of Q.5'M width Able to cover

acquisition in distance direction allarea by Auto
and Acquire target in that acquisition
zone. except inside
Suppression
Ring Line
Guard Ring Set up 2 zones of Q.filn width Able to set up

in distance direction optional
and whenever the target Distance Ring
enter t.hat zone, the alarm zone.
sounds.
Combined use of Auto-Acquisition is in Possible

Auto-Acquire priority
and Guard Ring
Symbol IEC872 Base JRC symbol
Method of Calculation Method for Method of Hard

target center of Gravity in Logic
Det.ection the Gate Calculation
Signal process
Frequency 20MHz 8. 91 MHz
A Feature of ,TMA-7000/9000 ARPA
1. Improvement in Target. Defection

So far, position data has been obtained by means of Hardware
logic to synthesize or reform t.he shape of the target.
In this new radar system accurate position is computed in
Software process of the shape of the target picked up in
each gate respectively of its center of gravity.
2. Improvement in Signal Process

Compare to convent.ional method, sampling frequency was
raised higher that acquisition area were shortened but the
3-31
~{.
video waveform in short pulse were accurately recreated.
In all, improvement were achieved in acquiring echoes in
short range and tracking performance.
Also in ARPA territory, having independent signal process
circuit as same as timebase circuit, ARPA can be able to
process signal independently.
3. Minimizing Failure of IC Circuit Employment

The 3 PCB so far used were assembled in one and more IC
components are employed to minimize the possibility of
failure.
In graphic process, Radar side GDC being used thereby there
would be no problems about the dis-location of the symbols.
II Summery of Major Blocks

L ARPA process circuit (Target detection circuit)
Target detection circuit is consist of Logic circuit in
IC-16 and IC-17-22 Line memories to store the data of each
sweep.
The signal came in to the Gate is reformed to a square
shape for easy treatment in later process. The target"s left
edge angl~ right edge angle and length of distance direction
are taken up for counting. By the angle of target's right
edge, interruption signal is generated in IC-1 TD CPU and
read out the data and computing the target's position.
This circuit is used for Initial Auto-acquisition mode and
for the detection of Initial Guardring Entering target.
2. ARPA Process Circui t (BANK address generate c ircui t)

The system is computing center of gravity of the data in
the gate. For this purpose, quantized output for every sweep
are write down into the memory called BANK.
BANK being a pair for Quantized HIGH and for LOW and write
down the quantized data for every 32 sweep and read out
from lC-1 TD CPU alternatively. Namely, one BANK address
composed of the distance and the number of sweep (Bearing)
wri te down the data in to its memory.
Another BANK memory is connected with the address from CP~
read out the data from the address in correspond to the
distance and the bearing of the gate. The charenge over of
above 2 address is done in IC-16. As ARPA process area is
32NM, in order to cover that area, lObi ts are used and rest
of 5bits are used for the number of sweep that BANK change
over is done every 32 sweeps.
3. BANK Memory Circuit

The BANK memory consist of 1C-23-37 and IC-77.
As mentioned above, BANK is a memory to store quantized
output for each sweep. Each BANK is changed over for read
out and wri te down purpose for every 32 sweep.
The IC-23, 24 are the serial-parallel converter circuit to
convert quantized output for every 8 bits.
The signal converted in 8 bits latched in buffer of IC-25,
26,31, and write down in to the memory of IC-33-36 in a
3-32
timing controlled in IC-16, 37 and 77.
The IC-33 and 34 form a Rt>,NK pair and IC-35 and 36 forms
another B.t>,NK pair. The IC-33 and 35 take the part of
Quantized HIGH memory and IC-34 and 37 take the part of
Quant ized Low memory.

The IC-27-34 is used when the transceiver operate the data
from BANK memory to memory per gate, IC-l TD CPU read the
data through these IC for access.
4. Memory per Gate Circuit

The IC-76 and IC-lOB are the memory per Gates.
During the BANK read-out period, the stored data in the BANK
memory will be accessed by IC-l TD CPU and wrote down in the
assigned memory area in the order of gate number and from
the left end to the right so as to facilitate the process
after the end of the gate.
The area of BOOH is assigned for 1 target. This figure is
equivalent to abt. 20° for the gate of O. 25NM distance
direction and abt. 10° for the gate of O. 5NM
The center of gravity calculation on for each target from
the memory per gate will be done while there were no
transmission of data from BANK memory.
5. Target Detect (TD) CPU Circuit and Peripheral Circuit

The IC-l is called TD CPU and is used for the CPU for
target detection, The CPU is NEC V40HL (16MHz version) and
internal bus 16 bits, external bus B bits of 8086 class CPU.
The CPU is due for following jobs.
'Reception of Gyro data from NSK and setting against
IC-16
. Communi cat ion with ARPA CPU.
'Interruption to the target detect circuit for data
access.
·Order changeover to the BANK and operation of data from
BANK memory to the memory per gate.
'Center of gravity calculation of the target from the
memory per gate.
·Calculation of predicted position from the target's
position and setting of the gate,
The IC-2 is a V-40 peripheral gate array and takes care

of Address Bus, Data Bus's Input/Output separation, and
formation of memory control signal etc.
The IC-3 is a ROM for TD CPU and of 2M bits type.
The IC-5 is used for TD CPU memory and is 1M bi ts SRAM
IC-7 is the dual port RAM to communicate with IC-Bl ARPA

CPU.
The IC can be accessed either from TD CPU or from ARPA CPU
and one wri te down is made everyone scan. That, in the
occurrence of one write down in one address cause another
CPU an interruption and enabling to read out thus maintain
communication,
3-33
IC-42 and IC-98 are the 1/0 port for TD CPU and used for
the control of the target detect circuit.
When the TD CPU is running normally and the trigger signal

is transmitted, CD-6 flickers. (Flickering speed changes in
respond t~ the repetition frequenc~)
6. ARPA CPU Circuit and Peripheral Circuit

IC-81 is ARPA CPU and is used for target detection. NEC
V40HL (16MHz version) is used for CPU as same as TD CPU.
The purpose of the CPU is as follows .
. Communication with Radar CPU
. Communication with TD CPU
'Generate key control commands for ARPA
·Calculation for target symbolization and GDC graphic
coordinate axis
·Calculation of CPA/TCPA and Vector
·Calculation for trial maneuver
. Communication with peripheral equipments
IC-82 take the part of separation of the address bus and

data bus by means of V40 gate array, producing control
signals for I/O and memories.
IC-83 is 2M bits ROM for ARPA CPU IC-85 and IC-92 are 1M
bit SRAM IC-85 is used for external memory for ARPA CPU and
IC-92 is used for NAV-data register memory in case of TOTAL
NAV usage.
IC-93 and IC-97 used for power supply sensor and back up
battery changeover circuit to maintain the power supply to
IC-92 memory data in case of main power source black out.
The capacity of Battery can be checked by the code
displayed in MAINTE menu.
IC-86 is the dual port RAM used for the corrnIlunication with
the Radar CPU. When the communication does not go well, The
error message ARPA ERR displayed upper right part of the
screen. This is the indication that ARPA CPU is considered
to be abnormaL
3-34
':1
ARPA Process Circuit Block Diagram
1 I
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Trigger
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3,3,8 I NTERS\\I TCH PROCESS Cl RCLq T
# Special Features
* Can be installed in display unit thus requires no space,
* Able to interchange maximum 3 scanners and 3 display
uni ts.
* Simple installation.
* Controlled by CPU.
Interswitch Process Circuit consist of following blocks.

1. CPU Circui t
2. Communication Control Circuit
3. Signal Exchange Control Circuit
4. Power Supply Circuit
1. CPU Circui t
CPU circuit controlls the transitive status of informations
commanded from the display unit to connect antenna with
display unit through interswitc~
CPU (IC-I) using 16 bits Microcomputor (NEC V--40).
The IC-2 is the gate array around V-40 and took the part of
separating the Data-bus and the Address-bus also processing
I/O memory control signals.
The IC-3 is a ROM for controlling programs. The IC-4 is a
RAM. No backup system is provided.
The IC-7, 8, 20 are the data buffers and maintains control
data from the CPU
The IC-12 with SW-3 are the switch circuit to designates
the number of the units to be connected or to assign own
identification number. (See separate page for detail).
2. Communication Control circuit

In case of the radar system without interswitch, the
communication exchanged between the display unit and antenna
directly. But the system with interswitch, communication
are relayed through the interswitch circuit.
In case of STRAIGHT mode, the Interswi tch relay the data
and send out to own display unit and antenna
In case of CROSS mode, interswi tch send the data to the
circuit line among the interswitche and the interswitch
connected with the antenna in operation receives the data
with own ID number and send out the data to the antenna.
That, in communication control circuit, data traffic among the
display unit, interswitch and transceiver units are
controlled.
The IC-6, IC-37 are two channels UART-IC and is to input and
output the serial data. Also using input and output of IC-1
serial data. These signals are of TTL interface however,
conversion between RS-485 interface signal and TTL-interface
signal will be carried out in IC-9, 10, , 11 and 38.
3-36
3. Signal Exchange Control Circuit
Status controlled signals from the CPU will be boosted by
IC-I3, 14, 24 and 25 and by the photomos relay IC-33 and 34
drive the relays. In case of the system is set on forced-
STRAIGHT-mode, this circuit will contraIls to bypass the
communication line, video line and turning signal line
(through interswitchl and directly connect the signals to
each units.
4. Video signal circuit

Video-trigger signal will be amplified in high speed OP-
amplifier of IC-15, 27 and 28 keeping the characteristics
intact and through the complimentary circuit of TR-5, 8 and
TR-7, 10, output is taken out at 47 Ohm impedance. The IC-31,
32 exchanges the turning signal lines.
5. Power Supply Circuit

Interswitch circuit is energized by the pre-power voltage
from the display unit therefore, without turning ON the
display unit, the circuit is energized by the ship"s mains.
From the pre-power voltage 12~ +5V is made from IC-21 and
-12V from IC-35 and 36.
3-37
IORD/IOWR SIGNAL
TXD - TRANSFORM
MTRI
CPU EXT
DIGITAL
RS-422
-+
- MTR2
ICL2
( I C 9)
V40HL
(I C 1)
A8~A19 V40 AO~A ~ 9 r.' UART
(I C 10) ICL3
CONTROL ( I C 6) (ICII)
(JC38) - ICL
~O~~ ( I C 2) (lC37)
f-- po UC51-4
I/O
~ CONTORL IPSI~2
BUFFER DO~D7 BUFFER ISCI~3
BUFR/W ( I C 5) ( I C 7)
( I C 8) - IMC
BRST/CLK (IC20)
~
(JC33)
~ ( I C 3 4) KI~K8 - -" ~ VDOI
B I~B4 1/2 x2
V- (S 1)
BIB~B4B
(S 2)
w
I
ROM I\- VIDEO
SCAN
SIGNAL/
SIGNAL
I C 28 TR 7, 10
w 5:J.2K
co ( I C 3) r-- SELECT ceT.
1/2 x2 ~ VD02
MRD
'\--:-
All1~ I I C 29, 30
DIP I C2 7 TR6, 9
KI~K8
SWI TeH
BUFFER -" - 1/2 X2 ~ VD03
Ir- ~ '~!DCI2)
RAM 1"- - I C1 5 TR5, 8-. BPOI
MWR
256K
(I C 4) Ir-- I ~
::.
BP02
MRD ~
nAMl I~~~~~~~~ P --""" BP03
DIP SWITCH SW3 \
BPI3
\
VOLTAGE
CONTROL +5V BPI 2
+ 124 I C 2 1 BPI 1
IC35 12V VDI3
I C 36 VDl2
\TD 11
\1,
CCL-263 PC43 1 INTER SWI CH CIRCUIT
UNDERSTANDING OF TUNING
Section 3. 11 of IEC 935 states in its performance check, 'Heans should be

available to check that the equipment is correctly tuned, even in the absence of
targets, •
Based on the above, JRC radars are made in the following manner:
1) Tuning method
JRC's tuning method in the absence of targets avail of a TUNE indicator

displayed on radar screen. JRC's TUNE indicators avail of the RF leakage power
transmitted from the magnetron. This signal catched by a receiver is converted
down to an intermediate frequency with the local oscillator in the receiver.
The downconverted signal is then amplified by amplifier with narrow band width,
detected and peak-held on the tuning circuit in the receiver, then converted to
a DC voltage and sent to the indicator to be displayed on the screen as a tuning
indication. Therefore, even on the open sea where there aren't any targets,
tuning can be made accurate by adjusting the tuning indicator to maximum.
Usual echo's box type avail of the leakage power of magnetron,too. This
power with time delay is displayed on the radar screen,and in absence of targets
tuning can be correctly tuned by adjusting this image to maximum. Therefore I
think the basic concept is the same.
Al-<T
1--7 'Rec€ i V€I
BPF
2) Check of Tuning system
Check of tuning system is made with a performance monitor.

JRC's performance monitors (PH) have a built-in oscillator that transmits
synchronized microwave with the transmitting freqency of the radar. The transmit
ting freqency of this oscillator is swepping so that the frequency range of the
magnetron used by a marine radar can be covered. This allows checking of the
local oscillator in the receiver and sensitivity of the receiving system even on
the open sea where there aren't any targets.
Therefore, the performance of the receiving system can be checked for the
entire magnetron frequency range with 2), and tuning with the TUNE indicator as
described in 1) can be used to adjust the tuning so that it is appropriate for
the currently used magnetron frequency even when there aren't any targets.
3-39
L GENERAL
Radar- Performance Monitor type NJU-63/64 have a function of moni toring the radar performances
in combination with the SIX-band radar. This equipments can be available, while the r-adar is used
operationally, to determine readily a significant drop in performance relative to a calibration
standard established at time of installation.
2. COMPOSITION
Name Model name Model name

Performance monitor NJU-63 NJU-64
(Sband) (Xband)
PM equipment intemal devices CQC-818 CQC-750
RF circuit CTM-I06 CTM-IOI

(PCl/PC2) (PCl/PC2)
Dr i vel' ci rcui t CCF-82-1 CCF-82

(PC3) (PC3)
Cable 7ZCRD0450 nCRD0450
3. PRINCIPLE
This equipment is installed on the pedestal side of the radar antenna. It has a fWlction to
receive and detect part of the electric power emitted from the antenna and to output the peak
hold voltage, and a function to emit the AM- and FM'-modified microwaves to the antenna,
synchronous to the radar transmission trigger.
Fig. 3.1 is a schematic diagram of this equipment. The FR circuit comprises the MICs of the
transmitter system (PC1) and receiver system (PC2).
The transmitter system (PCl) comprises the VCO, lOdE D/C, ATTl, ATT2 and ANT.
The VCO emits microwaves of about 8dEm which is FM-modulated by the FCV signal from the driver
circuit. The lOdE D/C provides isolatiorl between the VCO and load and serves to ensure stable
oscillation.
The ATTI and ATT2 are reflective variable attenWltors based on pin diodes, and the ATT2 makes
the microwave level changeable using the AT2 signal V-I converted inside the driver circuit by
the LVR signal from the indicator. Furthermore, the ATTI applies a specified AM modulation to
microwaves through the AT! signal from the driver circuit.
100 ±: 6 /1. s, 150 + 9 11 s. r

:< )'(, >. ; Tr1w ,
; fO -;--, ---- ----:--1- 60MHz min.

.L~ . • . _._.L fO=9410MHz - , .
~.-.----~------------~----
- --
: : 120MHz max
--f----l·T i------L) t - ' - .
:
;
1~0±9/1.s:100±6i.ts
'e . )'E
:.
: ~l
14±2dB
...".; ~ about 1j.L Sec )'
Tr:~QT ;-';!.E- about 1j.L. Sec o 8 12 20 (NM)

,
CD FM modulated waveform GD AM modulated waveform
3-40
The ANT is a printed circuit board bipole, and emits AM- and HI-modulated microwaves into
space.
The receiver system (PC2) comprises the ANT, 30dE Die and DET. The ANT is the same as that of
the transmitter system, It picks up the high frequency signal from the radar antenna, After
level is adjusted by the 30dE D/C, video signals are captured by the DET, and are then output to
the driver circuit.
The driver circuit (PC3) has the following three functions; (1) a function to stabilized the
+15VDC to +5VDC and +12VDC, (2) a function to generate the FM modulated waveform (FeV signal) and
the AM modulated waveform (ATl) synchronized with the PTl signal (transmission trigger) from the
indicator, and (3) a function to generate AT2 signals through level adjusting signal (LVR) from
the indicator. Furthermore, it serves to amplify video signals from the receiver system (PC2)
and to output the peak hold voltage to the indicator.
(PCI)
i'-~-~-¥---'---~---'-'-'-----'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-"-'-'-'-''
I
I
(PCZ)
.J'-----'---------------------i,
j
I
[)--+9dB Die ~
------------------------_.--_. (PC3)
,----_._-------------------------
!
I
PTI
LYR -i--+~
TXI 4-----1
.--------;.nC+15Y
PMS -r--H nC+5Y
DC+1ZY
I
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Fig3,1
3- 4 1
4. SPECIFICATION
4.1 Electric performance
4.11 Transmitter system (transmitter monitor) NJU-63 NJU-64

(1) Frequency range 3050±30MHz 9410±30HHz
(2) Output signal
CD Peak hold voltage DC2'~9V DC2~9V
~ Fluctuations of holding voltage 2% max. (;i;2. 5sec) 2% max. (;i;2.5sec)
@ Dynami c range 25dB min. 25dB min.
(3) Permissible maximum power received 56dBm min. 49dBm min.
4.12 Receiver system (receiver monitor)

(1) Frequency range 3050±30HHz 9410±30HHz
(2) Transmitting power
CD Maximum -32±3dBm -28±3dBm
~ Transmitting power fluctuation ;i; ± 1.5dB ;i; ± 1. 5dB
(within the band)
@ Level adjusting range 10dB min. 10dB min.
4.13 Power supply

(1) Voltage DC +l5V±5% DC +15V±5%
(2) Current 1l0mA max. 1l0mA max.
4.2 Environmental conditions
4.21 Temperature
Non-operating: -25~+75°C
Operating: -25~+55°C
4.22 Humidity 93% at +40°C
4.23 Water resistance IEC-945
4.24 Corrosion resistance IEC-945
4.25 Vibration Test shall be conducted under the following conditions in three
directions (vertical,longitudinal and lateral directions), and no
failure shall be present after electric power is turned on.
5~12.5Hz ±1.6 mm±10%
12.5-25.0Hz ±0.38mm±1O%
25.0~50.0Hz ±O.I mm±lO%
4.3 External dimensions
4.31 Equipment proper

(1) External dimensions & Weight
NJU-63 : W150±4 x D 249.0±4 x H 56±4 mm
2.0 Kg max
NJU-64: W150±4 x D 215.5±4 x H 56±4 mm
1.5 Kg max
3-42
4 Trouble Shooting
4. 1 Diagnosis on trouble symptom and Recovery Method
4. 2 Self Diagnosis
4. 3 Replacement of Major parts
4.3. 1 Replacement of NKE-I052/1052D transceiver unit

Removing the transceiver unit
4. 3. 2 Replacement of Magnetron (V20 1)
4. 3. 3 Replacement of Diode Limi Her (A202/203)
4. 3. 4 Replacement of Pin Attenuator ~204)
4.3.5 Replacement of CRT (21 Inches CRT)
4. 3. 6 Replacement of CRT (28 Inches CRT)
4. 3. 7 Replacement of Geared Motor

(NKE-I052 series)
4.3.8 Replacement of Geared Motor (NKE-I072)

220V 3cjnllOV 1<;6)
4. 3. 9 Replacement. of Roms
4. 1 Oi agnos i son t r 0ubi e symp tom and Re co\' er y ~e tho d
Casel :Unable to supply power
Case2 :Unable to go to ST-BY even after 3 minutes countdown
Case3 :STANDBY state does not go to TRANSMIT state
Case4 :Automatically return to ST-BY state from TRANSMIT
state
Case5 :Position of tuning knob is different in obtaining
maximum tuning indication and in adjusting clearest
picture.
Case6 :Maximum deflection of tuning Bar is not appropriate
Case7 :Poor sensitivity
Case8 :Unable to control CRT Brilliancy from control panel
Case9 :CRT does not illuminates
CaselO :In TRANSMIT mode, no picture but markers available
Case11 :Picture moves toward scanner turning direction
Case12 :No Navaid data displayed
Case13 :No LOG (1 axis) data displayed
Case14 :No GYRO data displayed
Case15 :ARPA does not acquire target
Case16 :No ARPA menu displayed
Case17 :Big error in course and speed of ARPA targets
ease18 :Unable to update ARPA data
Case19 :Target in ARPA data changed course and speed but
vector does not follow correctly
Case 1: Unable to supply power
Green LED on upper left NO

swi tch part illuminate?
, YES
When power ON, ~~ Check terminal board TB4603
Red lamp illuminates. P 12V/p 12VG.
If N~ PC4601 defective
I f OK, IC 5/6/7 or K1 in PC4501
defective
YES
Are there +12V on Panel cable defective or Kl in

TB4603 PSW? ~ panel circuit PC4501 defective
, YES
+5V available on NO F3 in PSU busted or PC5102
TB4603. defective I
, YES
+24V available on ~F2 in PSU busted or PC5102
Pin NO.2 (center) of
terminal board
defective I
T4608-3P?
YES
+70V available on NO{PC5102 Defective
Pin NO.1 (center) of
terminal board
J4603-3P?
,
Terminal part Sl is NO Make is ON position
in ON position
, YES _-;--
Draw out terminal part ~F5001/2 Busted. Replace after
5001. Are there primary check the cause of Fuse busted
voltage between pin 1~2?
, YES
Voltage between TB460~PSU PC5101 Defective
P12V/P12VG is 12V? I
, YES
Panel circuit PC4501
defective
4-1
fD
itFor Reference
Circuit flow of primary power source to secondary power
source (Lower Voltages)
0
ACI10V/AC220V
I
Primary power source
,
TB5001 (Terminal)
I
,
FL5001 (Line filter)

,
F5001-2 (Fuse: 5V when ACll OV/3. 15A when 220V)

0
J
,
J5001/P5001 (Connector of terminal part)
0
- I
,
P510l/J5101 (PC 5101 at upper PSU)
I
,Primary power source o·
Fl (Fuse: 5A in PC 5101)
~
,Primary power source ,
Converter circuit for main power 12V Converter circuit
Generate ±15/+24/+5/+70V for pre-power
Generate P12V/p12VG
,I,
'"
Fuse Fuse
F3/6. 3A F2/2A
,j, ,j,
+5V +24V P12V
+
_15V Note.Fl/2/3 Located l.n PSU.
+70V
I Remarks I Turn ON the 85001 in terminal part, converter

circui t for pre-power start function.
Pre-power P12V/P12VG (+12V) to be used for energizing panel
circuit main power relay and for its relay circuit and
for converter circuit for main power as an Auxiliary power
source.
The function of prepower can be checked visually by
observing LED on "POWER" switch at the upper left hand of
the panel.
4-2
.
/
Meaning of panel switch "POWER" ON is to apply P12V ON PSW
of' terminal board. To short circuit PSW and P12V makes main
converter circuit start function and lower voltage power
sources will be distributed to all circuits for normal
operation, however without key board, CRT brilliancy will be s
et to lowest level and unable to represent picture. This met
hods effective for the check of power sources.
Prepower circuit has a circuit protection which sometimes

activate before the fuse blow off. In this case, turn the
main switch S500l to OFF and after 2 to 3 minutes, turn ON
again so as to reset the protection device to restore the
normal funct ion.
Power supply part normally a quiet circuit however depends 0

n the condition of the loa~ (specially such optional load a
s INTERSWITCH) "sizzling" sound may be heard. This noise can
be disregarded if the noise is unnoticiable behind the front
cover.
Input to power supply part is taken from U/V line regardless

to the single or three phases. Therefore, in case of single
phase, connection to be made on U/V line.
At the AC terminal part, Fuse F500l/2 is 5A when ACllOV and

3. l5A when source is AC220V.
Case 2 :Unable to go to ST-BY even after 3 minutes countdown
Change the Range switch I YES Turn off power supply

UP/DOWN. Does Range change? I switch and turn on again
J,NO
Terminal board TB-4601 +70V I NO Fl on PC4601 busted or
shows 70V? I PC4601 Defective
TYES
The +70V terminal on PCll 0 1 NO The ,able +70vmed)O~
Transceiver T/R control +70VG{Blue)between Display
circuit shows 70V? unit and Transceiver
YES disconnected ..
Serial Data can be observed NO In case of serial Data can

by oscilloscope at the be observed at MTR ± of
terminal MTR ± on TBlOl PC4601 in Display unit,
in T/R control circuit MTR line (whi t e/orange)
PCll Ol? between Display unit and
transceiver unit is
YES disconnected. If unable to
, observe, IC26 in CPU
Is +5V available in circuit PC440l defective
transceiver T/R control NO
circuit? Rectifier circuit PClOOl
.1, YES in transceiver Defective
PCllOl T/R control circuit
Defective
4-3
For Reference
This Radar can be put in to STAND by condition forcibly
by pressing key '':If' in panel switch for abt. 10 second.
This function should be used only when the Magnetron is
sufficiently pre-heated and immediate re-transmission is
required for emergency or Repair maintenance purposes.
Case 3:STANDBY state does not go to TRANSMIT state.
When pressed ''TX'' key, check

the content of the Message
displayed on upper right
corner of Display with alarm
sound.
,
'MAGNET ER" displayed, NO
~agnetron Heater circuit
in trouble)
--
, YES
Checked Magnetron Heater NO Magnetron Heater
by tester, OK? defective
YES
,
T/R control circuit in
transceiver unit
(PC-llOl) Defective
J,
'MHCLNT ER" displayed. NO
~odulator Continuously
discharging)
YES
Modulator defective
"SSW OFF" displayed.

Scanner safety switch
should be ON.
4-4
Case4 :Automatically return to ST-BY state from TRANSMIT
state
When returned to ST-BY,
confirm the contents of
the display on upper right
corner of screen.
,
'MAGNET ER" Displayed NO
(This means Magnetron Heater
circuit in trouble)
Check Magnetron heater by NO Magnetron heater

circuit tester. OK? defective
T/R control circuit PCIIOl

Defective ]
.L
"MHCLENT ER" displayed NO
(Thi s means Modulator
cont inuously discharging)
YES
Modulator continuously
discharging.
Modulator defective . I
,
"ANTCLK ER" Displayed YES
(This means Antenna is not
turning)
, NO
@
In TRANSMIT mode, terminal YES
TB5002 UO/VO,/wO (Motor line)
shows voltages?
Single phase :UO/VO
3 phase :UO/VO,/wO
NO
~.
, Other kind of fuse
than time lag is used
Are the fuses F5003~5 OK? NG or scanner is
_. obstructed by external
force. (such as ropes
OK and canvas)
,
In TRANSMIT mode, the voltage
on terminal J4609 NO.1 on
PC4601 is 12V?
YES Relay circuit PC4701
defective 'l
TNO t
~ @
4-5
In TRANSMIT mode, voltage on YES IC-l or K-l in PC4601
PC4601 ICl-l pin NO.1 is 5V? Defective
NO
CPU control circuit PC4401

turning?
I -
,
In TRANSMIT mode, is antenna NO Cable from display
defective? unit to scanner motor
disconnected,motor
defective, driving
mechanism failed or
antenna safety switch
Sl defective
YES
,
-- ._-
In TRANSMIT mode, are there YES Timebase circuit
a signal on terminal BP of PC4402 defective
PC460l-TB4601?
,NO
In T/R cont. circui t PCll01, Shaft encoder defective
are there a "Z" phase signal NO or cable to and from
on Jll08 NO. 1,and Bearing encoder disconnected
pulse on Jl108 NO.3, and NO.4?
-
YES
T/R cont. circui t PCllOl ®

defective
In TRANSMIT mode, there are NO Installation cable from

voltages on terminal U/V/W f---"i Display unit
of TBl02. Yellow/Green/Brown
disconnected
YES
Safety switch defective,

Motor defective or driving
mechanism defective
4-6
Case 5 :Position of tuning knob is different in obtaining
maximum tuning indication and in adjusting clearest
picture.
Turn the tuning knob to

right side to get the better NO
tuning but to get clearest ~to ~
picture, tuning knob to be
turned to left side.
t YES
Position of knob Position of knob
where the tuning bar where the picture
shows maximum length became clearest
(j
Turn the tuning core of L15 Location of L51
to clockwise (for example X-band Receiver CAE-344
abt. 45') S-band Receiver CAE-344-1
Turn the tuning knob to

left side to get the better
tuning but to get clearest
pictur~ tuning knob to be
turned to right side.
Position of knob where the Position of knob where the

tuning bar shows maximum picture became clearest
length
Turn the tuning core of

L-15 to counterclockwise
(for example abt. 45' )
Case 6 :Maximum deflection of tuning bar is not appropriate
In 24 NM Range, tuning saturate Take tuning in Range

saturate or indicator above 24NM and turn RVI
Bar less than 8 scale? to C0N direction so that
LED (CD8) illuminates
J Less than 8 scale
Take tuning in Range Location of RVI & CD-8:
above 24NM and turn RVL X-band Receiver CAE-344
clockwise so that S-band Receiver CAE-344-1
LED (CD8) illuminates
4-7
Case 7 Poor Sensitivity
Radiator surface stained or YES "Clean Radiator Surface

sUcked wi th ice I
YES
,
Wave guide tested wi th INO There are the possibility
air pressure. OK? I of water leakage in the
waveguide
YES
Turn tuning knob all around NO Carry out coarse tuning

are there peak exist? adjust by Display unit
menu.
,YES
Turn tuning knob and are
the peak bar indication and NO J Carryout adjustment of
point of finest picture case 5.
coincide?
YES
Magnetron current at long NO Magnetron may be ending

pulse normal? life require replacement.
YES
Voltage at terminal board NO Adjust i t to +65V by

PC4601 +70V is 65V? by turning RVI in PC5101
YES
-- PSU
In accordance with separate

check manual, carry out
adjustment of timebase
circui t.
Case8 Unable to control CRT brilliancy from control panel
When push the Range switch, INO Panel circuit 1 PC4503

Range changes? I defective I
JYES
When tune the "CRT BRIL" NO Timebase circuit PC4402
knob, does brilliancy of LED BRIL voltage control
(CD44 ''ERI L") changes? circuit defective
9000 Radar CD44 located
in CMC-791
7000 Radar CD44 located
in CMC-716
J,YES
High voltage Pack El
Defective
4-8
IWarningl CRT deflect ion circuit use a high vol tage, Do not
. . check component s touch with wet bare hand!!!
Case 9 :CRT does not illuminate
With pressing ". " key turn NO

power supply switch to ON
and wait for 5 seconds.
Then press 'Menu" switch.
Key touch sound be heard?
YES
,
"
Brilliancy of LED CD44 NO Timebase circuit PC4402

~RIL) changes when you turn BRILL voltage control
the "CRT BRIL" knob on panel circuit defective
part.
Location of CD44 is in PCB
CMC-791 for 9000 series and
is in PCB CMC-716 for 7000
series.
J,YES
Video signal O. 6V available NO CPU circuit PC4401

at terminal 7-8 of J4604 in defective
terminal board PC4601?
YES
Check method changes in 21inches

case of 28' CRT and 21 ' CRT
respectively.
28inches
Are the Fl/F2 fuses (3A) in NO When replace fuse, check

AVR circuit PC 7504 OK? the cause of fuse burnt
-- first.
YES
Are there +87V at the NO AVR circuit PC7504

terminal 1-4 of J7552 in defective
terminal board PC7504 OK? '--.
IYES
-
Are the fuses Fl/F2 in NO When replace fuse, check
circuit OK? the cause of fuse burnt
first,
, YES
CRT heater glowing in orange NO CRT socket PCB
color? defective
t 4- 9
18
l YES
You feel static electricity NO El High voltage pack

on the surface of CRT. Defective
YES
,
Deflection circuit defective
9000 series CMC-791
7000 SERIES CMC-716
J., -
LED CD-4 in PC4401 NO Check cable connection
flickering? between J4501 in PC4501
and TB4603 in PC4601.
I f no problem key board
YES process CKT. PC4501
defective.
CPU CKT. PC4401 defective
/Remarks
Difference of circuits between JMA-7000 (21 inches) series

and JMA-9000 (28 inches) series Radars are as follows.
JMA-9000 radar use AVR circuit PC-7504 for CRT deflection.
The deflection circuit, CRT neck circuit and high voltage
power supply pack are different each other.
In AVR CKT. PC7504, there are fuses Fl & F2 (3A) and likewise
in deflection circuit, there are fuses F1 & F2.
Therefore, in case of failure around CRT, there are no
interchangeability for the parts around CRT as above
mentioned but rest of the circuits are all interchangeable.
4-10
Case 10 :In TRANSMIT mode, no picture but markers available
In 24NM range, are the tuning NO

indicator deflects?
YES
Are there white noise NO

displayed on the screen?
YES
[Receiver unit defective

I
.. ,
In TEST menu, are the NO
Magnetron current normal?
YES
-
When carry out tuning ] NO ~ Receive, unit defective]
coarse adjust, tuning
indicator deflects?
, YES
Confirm picture displayed
normally.
j,
Are there transmit trigger NO T/R control CKT. (PC11D1)
available at the TP3 of CMC-898 defective
PCl1D1 T/R cont. CKT?
YES
-----
Transmitting noise can be NO Modulator part defectivel
heard in transceiver?
YES
T/R control CKT. PCllD1 NO T/R contr~l CKT. (PC-11::]

J11D5-3 and 4 heater CMC-898 defective.
voltage abt. 7V OK? _.
YES
,
Modulator part defective
1 4-11
,DO
J
Are the video signal
available at the terminal
TVD/TVE of TB4601 in
terminal board PC4601?
NO
,
Are the video signal NO Receiver part defective
available at the terminal
6-7 of JII07 in T/R cant.
CKT. ?
YES
,
T/R control CKT. defective
or cable between transceive
and display unit disconnected
1
Are there video signal NO CPU control CKT.
available at the IC47-4/5/6/7 (PC44002)
pins of CPU control circuit? CMC-825 defective
Timebase CKT (PC4402) NO Carry out re-adjustment

adjustment OK? of timebase CKT. (PC4402)
YES
,
Timebase circuit (PC4402)
CED-34-J defective.
4-12
(0 I
Case 11 :Picture moves toward scanner turning direction
In scanner, TBI0l ¢A/¢B/¢Z

and GND cable connection OK?
NO Carry out correct
connection
"
]
,
YES
Check compressed terminal

J1108 in T/'R control circuit
PCllOl
"
Case 12 :No NAVAID data displayed

"
Menu No.3 "INITIAL" submenu NO Carry out setting of

'NAV' setting correct? polarity and specific
format respectively
YES
-
Signal regularly coming to NO Wrong Navaid connection
NAV terminal on TB4602 of or wrong output from
terminal board PC4601? Navaid
, YES ,...
LED CDI or CD2 regularly NO Terminal board CKT PC4601
illuminating on CPU control CQD-1334 defective
circuit PC4401?
YES
CPU control CKT CMC-825

defective
IFor Referencel
Should the position data from Navaid are not coming to di

splay unit,use of Own ship's trail and Nav-line will be re
stricted for practical operatio~
4-13
/02-
Case 13 :No Log (1 axis) data displayed
Menu No. 3 "INI TIAL" sub-menu NO Carry out setting of

"SPEED" setting correct? polarity and specific
format respectively
,
YES
NSK CKT. PC420 1 TB20 NO Check connection with Log

P+/- (When pulse log) or check output circuit
S+/- (When synchro log) of Log itself.
Log signal OK?
YES
,
Is Gyro connected and power NO Connect Gyro compass and
supply ON? power supply to ON.
YES
NSK circuit PC4201 CMJ-304B

defective
Remarks:
The built-in CPU in NSK circuit (PC4201) CMJ-304B
communicate with the main CPU in display unit and transfer
Log and Gyro data to main CPU. Since power source is provide
d from Gyro compass, even the log signal is normally supplied,
transfer process can not be made if the Gyro compass power
supply switch is OFF. There fore, even if you use Log input,
you should turn on the Gyro power supply.
Case 14 :No Gyro Data Displayed
Menu No. 3 "INITIAL" submenu NO Carry out setting of

"GYRO" setting correct? polarity and specific
format respectively
YES L....."
NSK CKT. PC4201 TB-I0 NO Check connection with

terminal 'GYRO compass or check
1/2/3/5 (When pulse log) function of Gyro itself.
S1/S2/S3/R1/R2 (When synchro
log) Gyro signal OK?
YES
,
NSK circuit PC4201 CMJ-304
defective
4-14
I For Referencel
CMJ-304 B's former version CMJ-304A has such problem that

when connected with TG-6000 Gyro compass (TOKlMEC),
addi t ional "power up ki t of TOKlMEC made to be used
together otherwise function will not be satisfactory.
Case 15 : ARPA does not acquire target
Data from Gyro normal?

~ Carry out check of
following case 14.
YES
Test video OK?

(displayed behind image?) NO
,YES
Test video is displayed in NO By seeing the screen,
same section with original adjust RV2 of timebase
I----'
image. circuit PC4402 so as the
-- test video displayed as
same as original image.
YES
Press TEST switch and display

'~PA ST S" . See i f Quantized Set correcctly as below.
level is set correctly
~ TD=32, HI=24, Low=19
lYES
ARPA process CKT. PC4403
defective
I
,
Is LED CD-6 flickering? NO .
,YES -,
ARPA symbol displayed?

~ There are the possibility
of both PC4403 and PC4401
defective
YES
,
ARPA process CRT. PC4403
defective
t
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In transmition mode Radar Carry out of case 10, and
picture displayed? ~ again carry out check
from the beginnin(Case 1)
YES
,
ARPA process PC4403 defective
Remarks:
ARPA can not be operated without the Gyro compass is
connected and normally operated. Therefore, when ARPA does
not operate, check if the Gyro data is normally supplied or
not. (Example :when "ARPA no function: press Acquisition
swi tch, "Operator Error" displayed)
Case 16 :No ARPA Menu displayed
Turn off the power supply

once by panel switch and
again turn to ON.
JYES
ARPA Menu displayed? NO ARPA process CKT. PC
defective
L-.
Run transmission for NO ARPA process PC4403

3 minutes and acquire proper defective
target. Are the ARPA symbol
displayed?
JYES
[ No.rmal
Remarks:
In normal operatio~ occurrence of CPU over-run as above
example are very few however, there are the possibility of
occurrence in result of insufficient shielding and groundin
g of equipment or instantaneous black out of power supply.
In normal running process, CPU process circuit PC4401 and

ARPA process circuit PC4403 are exchanging data each other
through common memories. When by some reason, communication
through common memories blocked then "ARPA ERR" displayed on
upper right part of the scree~
If the data communication is impossible from the beginning,
upper right part of the screen ARPA data display area becam
e ''blank'' status.
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Case 17 :Big error in course and speed of ARPA targets
~~a from Gyro normal? NO Check as per case 14:
YES
,
Data from Log normal? NO Check as per case 13:
YES
,
Only few minutes passed YES It takes abt 3 minutes
after acquisition? until the data stabilized
therefore normal
NO
Revolution of scanner? YES ARPA process PC4403

defective
NO
Normal regular pulse YES Timebase PC4402 defective

available between terminal
BP/BPE of PC4601?
NO
Synchronization of pulse NO Shaft encoder defective

between 4 & 6 (GND) ON J 11 08
of T/R cont. CKT nomal?
YES
IT/R control PCll01 defectivel
Case 18 :Unable to update ARPA data
Are the ARPA symbol NO There are the possibility

displayed? of both PC4403 and PC4401
defective.
--
1 YES
- --
LED CD6 flashing? YES ARPA process PC4403
defective
l NO
-- --_.
In transmission mode,Radar NO Repeat case 10 check and
picture displayed? again carry out all check
from the beginning.
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ARPA process (PC4403)
defective
Case19 :Target in ARPA data change course and speed but

vector does not follow correctly
Make ARPA'VECTOR CONST'

value more larger.
IFor Refere4
Generally, changing VECTOR CONST provide following symptoms.
Change VECTOR CONST larger makes vector follows faster but

respond slower.
Change VECTOR CONST smaller makes vector follows slower
but respond faster.
Taking above symptom into consideration in changing setting

val ue of 'VECTOR CONST',
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4.2 Sel f Di agnosi s Funct ion
This Radar has a facility to record and display operating
condition and cause of circuit failure etc.
Self diagnosis function can be displayed by pushing 'TEST'
switch on panel switch part. Items displayed are as follows.
1 MEMORY (Condition of Memory function)
2 SENSOR (Operating condition of each unit)
3 (Condition of communication among connected units) 4 RAMVE
R (Display Rom versions)
5 ERROR LOG (Record and display cause of circuit error)
6 ARPA STS (ARPA operating condition displa0
1 MEMORY (Condition of Memory function)

Press TEST switch and press SUB-menu-1 displays following.
h,_,&'OJ;\+4
RAM OK
E2PROM OK
GRAPHIC OK
ROM OK
DPRAM OK
9 EXIT
Each memory' s operating conditions displayed. It should be

OK for all item
In this memory check, any item are displayed as NG, CPU
circuit PC4401 could be defective.
2 SENSOR (Operations condition of each unit)

Press TEST switch and press SUB-menu-2 displayed following.
13P1~I§I'J;J
SAFE SW
ON
ANT CLK
MOVE
MH CURENT
MAGI OK
II I I I I I I
9 EXIT
SAFE SW-ON means scanner safety switch is ON position.

When this display shows OFF. "SSW OFF" message will be
displayed at the upper right corner, just below the word
STANDBY, at the same time. When this is OFF, Radar
transmission impossible and scanner Motor does not turn.
On this stage, turn this switch to ON position but
transmission and motor does not functio~
You should press 'TX" switch on the panel.
ANT CLK-MOVE means in transmission mode, antenna is turning
normally. If antenna is not turning "STOP" message displayed
and at the same time, message "ANT CLK ERR" will be displayed
in upper right part of error display area.
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10 ..
When the Modulator circuit is in Normal operation, SENSOR
display shows "MH CURRENT-OK" and bar graph below indicate
3 to 8 scales.
In case of abnormal condition such as continuous discharge,
display shows "NG" and the bar graph shows "0".
3. LINE DATA (Condition of communications among connected unit

s) Press 'lEST' switch and press Sub-menu-3 so as to display
following.
KEY OK
MTR OK
NAV NC
NSK OK
2AXIS NC
ARPA OK
INTSW OK
9 EXIT
'KEY'display shows condition of communication with keyboard.

"OK" for normal and "NG" for failure.
"MTR" display display shows condition of communication wi th

transceiver. "OK" for normal and "NG" for failure.
'NAV' display shows condition of data receiving condition

from GPS or other NAV-AID. "OK" for normal and 'NC" for no
connect ion.
'NSK" display shows condition of communication wi th NSK "OK"

for normal and 'NG" for failure or no connection.
"2AXIS" display shows data receiving condition from 2 axis

speed log.
"OK" for normal and 'NC' for failure.
"ARPX'display shows data exchange condition with ARPA

"OK" for normal and 'NG" for failure.
In case of no ARPA, this item displayed as "***".
"INTSW'display shows communication condition with

Interswitch unit.
"OK" for normal and 'NG" for failure.
In case of no INTERSWITCH, this item displayed as "***,'.
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4" ROMVER (Display Rom versions)
Press TEST switch and press SUB-menu displays following"
VL 0
NSK
VL 0
MTR
VL 0
INDICATOR
VL 0
6-05-01
12:34:56
ARPA
VL 0
ARPA TD
VL 0
9 EXIT
KEY shows Rom version of IC--9 in panel circuit PC5I03.
NSK shows Rom version of IC-19 in NSK circuit PC420L
MTR shoes Rom version IC-6in MTR circuit PC110L
INDICATOR shows ROM version of IC-16 in CPU circuit PC-440L

2 groups of figure beneath the version number indicates
da te of ROM produced and time of ROM produced.
6-05-01 denotes 1996-MAY-01
12:34:56 denotes 12:34 hours 56 seconds
ARPA shows ROM version of IC-83 in ARPA circuit PC-4403.
ARPA TD shows ROM version of IC-3 in ARPA circuit PC-4403.
5 ERROR LOGffiecord and display cause of circuit erro~
Press TEST switch and press Sub-menu-5 displays following"
ERROR LOG
1 ALL CLEAR
GYRO ERR 0
GYRO ERR m
9 EXIT
ERROR LOG memorise maximum 10 cases of contents among the

errors in separate list. When exceed 10, older one erased
off.
GYRO ERR'O'denotes there were error is the past but now
restored normal condition
GYRO ERR 'm'
denotes that an error is now prevailing.
On this stage, press "1" will clear out all error memories.
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6 ARPA STS (ARPA Operating condition display)
Press TEST switch and press SUB-menu-6 displays following.
ARPA TEST
INT NO.
o
V-CONST
4
Q-LVD TD
32
Q-LVD HI
24
Q-LVD LO
32
GATESIZE
NARROW
TRACK NO
0
9 EXIT
"INT NO" shows present number of interruptions to the ARPA

CPU.
'V-CONST' shows index number of averaging to prevent

fluctuation of vector.
'~-LVD T~' shows threshold value of echoes intake level at

manual acquisit.ion. TD/HI/LO values are, more larger the
higher the threshold and lesser the influence of noises but
on the cont.rary difficult to acquire echoes.
'~-LVD HI" shows threshold value of short range echoes

intake at manual acquisitio~
'~-LVD LO" shows threshold value of long range echoes

intake at manual acquisition.
'TIATESIZE' shows the size of acquisition gate.

Acquiring gate shows the gate size now set up. There are 3
ga t e s i z e s. WIDE/NARROW/SMALL.
"TRACK NO" denotes now acquiring number of ship' s.
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111
4. 3 REPL\CE ~ENT OF M~ OR PARTS
4.3. 1 Replacement of NKE-I052/1052D Transceiver Unit
©Removing the transceiver unit

·Figure 1 shows the transceiver unit existing after the
frame cover of the pedestal has been removed.
'First, loosen screw A in two places of the cover.
·Slide the cover upward and remove it by pulling to the
front.
·Disconnect the following connectors:
PII08, PI109, PI110, TBIOIA
·Loosen and remove the M5 screws located in four places of
the uni t.
·Lifting the unit, remove it by pulling to the front.
©Removing the transceiver unit

Remount this unit in the reverse order to that of mountin~
To remount the unit, first check that it has moved in to the
depths with the waveguide of the circulator as its reference
and then remount the M5 screws to fix the unit.
©Removing the modulator

To replace the magnetron located at the modulator, first
remove the screws located in only two places out of four of
the front panel and just loosen the screws in the other two
places. Next, loosen the screws in two places each of the
three side panels and remove the cover of the modulator.
©Removing the receiver unit

-Remove the locking bolts located in four places of both the
diode limiter and the pin attenuator.
-Loosen the screws in four places of the metallic chassis of
the receiver unit. This allows the unit tobe removed with
its cover remaining mounted.
©T/R control unit

This unit be accessed by removing the screws located in two
places of the front panel and those located in four places
of the right-hand side panel.
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/1 J.
Screw M5
. T/R Cont. PCB

'connector
o
Modulator unit ~"--~

r-( 0;0 () 0 Screw A
i'~oo
.
I
0
0
crp""'''
0 po'
Circulator i 0 0 D·:..,..··
Cover
Waveguide
receptacle Diode
'- limitter
Transceiver,
unit Pin attenuator
Screw M5
lie"x "b'aH \M4) 1
Receiver unit
-
FIG-l
4-24
4. 3. 2 Replacement of Magnetron (V20l)
Remove the shield cover from the modulator and then after
checking that no charge remains inside the modulation high-
vol tage circuit, for the NKE-1052 or the NTG-3027, remove the
socket of the magnetron, or for the NTG-3037, unscrew and
remove the lead wires. Next, remove the four screws that
hold the magnetron. I t can now be removed. When mount ing a
new magnetron, be careful not to bring a screwdriver or
other tools into contact with the magnetron and not to rest
it on an iron plate. After replacement, correctly connect
the lead wires.
Notes:
·To discharge the residue high voltage, hold insulated grip
of a screw driver while one end of metallic part earthed on
the ground, bring another end to touch R42.
Special attention must be pain for dangerous high voltage.
·Remarks for the handing of magnetron stored in a long time
Long stored magnetron is required following aging process,
or otherwise the magnetron will be damaged by sparking or
short life.
·Take longer pre-heating time. (maintain 20 to 30 minutes
ST-BY condi tion)
'Start operation from short pulse range and gradually switch
to long pulse operation. If the function becomes unstable,
turn the radar back to ST-BY condition for further 5 to 10
minutes' aging and resume operatio~
'Turning adjustment must be carried out after abt. 15 minutes
transmission.
·Adjust RV1 in receiver unit to get tuning indication up to
10 points with no over range in TUNE indicator on display
uni t.
4.3.3 Replacement of Diode Limitter (A202/203)
'Remove the two hex rod screws that hold the receiver in
place, and remove the receiver unit.
The diode limiter is screwed down to a circulator. Removal
of these four screws allows the diode limiter to be removed.
A new diode limiter must be mounted so that the arrow faces
in the direction of the receiver.
4.3.4 Replacement of PIN Attenuator (A204)
'After removing the receiver mentioned above, remove the four

screws that hold the PIN Attenuator, and then after checking
the wiring status, remove the PIN Attenuator.
Reconnect the wiring into the same status as that which was
checked before replacement.
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4" 3. 5 Replacement of CRT (21 Inch CRT)
·Remove the three M4 screws from the cover located at the

bottom of the screen, and from the frame of the monitor.
·Insert a screwdriver into the small holes in the cover and
loosen the four M5 screws that holding the control part.
·Slide the entire control part abt. 20mm toward you.
·Remove the four M6 screws from the right front panel and
remove it.
·Remove the eight M4 screw from the right side panel and
remove .it.
·Dis connect all external cables from the CRT. (access from
right)
·Remove CRT from the bracket by removing four M8 screws .
. In reverse procedure, install new CRT into the bracket"
pay care position of anode terminal of CRT.
4" 3. 6 Replacement of CRT (28 Inch CRT)
·Remove the three M4 screw from the cover located at the

bottom of the screen, and from the frame of the monitor.
·Insert a screwdriver into the small holes in the cover and
loosen the four M5 screws that hold the controls"
·Slide the entire controls unit through about 20mm towards
you.
·Remove the four M6 screws from the front panel and remove
it.
·Remove the four M8 screws that secure the CRT to the frame.
·Gently pull the CRT upward and make t.he t.ube surface
horizontal. Once the tube surface has become horizont.al, t.he
CRT can be released since it is supported by a gas spring
automatically.
·Dis-connect all ext.ernal electrical connections t.o the CRT"
For furt.her details, see the not.es listed in Section 7.5,
MAJOR PART REPLACEMENT.
·Remove the two screws that secure the gas spring to the
frame. During removal of these screws. one person must
support. the CRT toprevent it from dropping.
·Remove t.he metallic ret.aining fittings from the T-hinges.
·Aft.er removing the CRT from the frame (two-person operatio~,
orient. the tube surface downward and gently place it on a
table or desk.
·Remove the socket, t.he deflection coil, and anode t.erminaL
·Remove the four M8 fit.t.ing from the CRT.
·Mount t.he removed M8 fittings on a new CRT checking the
mounting position of t.he anode terminal, and reassemble the
CRT in a reverse order to that described above.
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4.3.7 Replacement of Geared Motor (NKE-I052 siries)
·Turn the power supply OF~

·Turn the scanner safety switch OF~
'Remove the scanner pedestal cover.
'In case of NKE-I052 (2 unit), Follow the in struction
'Replacement of transceiver unit".
'NKE-I059 as follows.
'Remove four M5 screws for terminal board and remove it.
·Disconnect wiring to motor from the terminal board.
·In case of single phase motor, remove capacitor by removing
screw.
'Remove motor unit by taking off two MIO hex bolts.
·New geared motor to be fixed by two MIO hex bolts but
before fastening the bolts, turn the scanner slowlY by hand
and check if the alignment of the gearing is normal.
· In case of single phase motor, install one phase control
capaci tor.
'Connect wiring connection on terminal board.
·Fit back terminal board in original positio~
· Check wiring.
· In case of NKE-I052 (2 unit), install transceiver unit and
finish wiring.
·Fit back pedestal cover.
·Turn on the scanner safety switch and confirm normal
turning.
~~ty switch
NKE-I052
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4.3.8 Replacement of Geared Motor (NKE-I072 220V 3¢-+110V 1¢)·
Re move the both cover of scanner pedestal.
·Disconnect the 220V 3¢ motor cable from the terminal board
TB 1 0 2-MU 1, MU2, MU3.
·Take off terminal board from the pedestal.
·Remove 4 M8 hex bolts and take out 220V 3¢ motor out of
terminal board side opening. (pay care that the motor is
very heavy).
·Remove the cable between terminal board BI02, W2 and MW2.
·Five cables extended from 110V 1¢ motor to be cut in
abt. 500mm length and attach compressed lug 01 1. 25-4)
respectively, (color of cables Red, Yellow, Blue, Gray, Black).
·Prepare wiring materials:
Connect compressed lug 011. 25-4) on one end of each cable.
Required cable 50/0. 18
Cable 1. Black 350mm 2
Cable 2. Red 350mm 1
Cable 3. Green 350mm 1
'Connect cable on capacitors (capacitor has no polarit0

'Connect above Cable 1 on both end of the CR (35#B by
soldering or by compressed sleeve.
'Connect above Cable 2 and 3 on the terminal of CS
(250# 125V.,...no color nomination) .
. Install capac i tor holder on the terminal board as FIG. 3, and
fix CR and CS capacitors on capacitor holder as per the
sketch below.
'Bring in 110V 1¢ motor from terminal board side opening and
fix it by 4 M8 bolts. Be fore fix the bolts, turn the rotor
of the motor so as to check gears are aligned in place.
·Install terminal board with capacitors fitted in the
pedestal.
·Connect cable from the motor and CR, CS capacitors on the
terminal board TBI02. Refer to Drawing EDOI NKE-I079-121
wiring diagram in Scanner .
. Install RIOL
-As the sketch below, attach compressed lug on both end of
RIOl (lOKQ 2W ERG2ANJI03) and cover lead wire with insulater
tube.
<E- VI 25 Compressed lug
~, 1I) ~
ruOl, (3' .
~~ ~. Cover by Insulater tube
·The RIOI to be connected between W2 and MV2 of TBI02 as the

sketch below.
U2 1V2 I\\2 1m M.r21 l1il2

ruOl (',arn::tim
4-28
'Check wiring and short circuit never exist.
·Fit back cover of both sides.
'Turn on safety switch S101 and confirm normal turning.
FIG-3
Washer Spring-washer
-\l1support
Terminal.
board ""1\ Sqrew
Capacitor holder
Clamp Nylon clip

Capacitor-CS
, Capaci tor-CE '--C~paci tor holder
4-29
4. 3. 9 Replacement of ROM
The ROMs used in JMA-7000/9000 are shown in 1. 2. 8 ROM list.
When the replacement of IC-16 in PC-4401 (CMC-825 CPU cont.
CKT.) to be dona following procedure to be carried out.
Other ROM can be replaced without any limitation.
After the replacement of IC-16 and carried out replacement
procedure, following contents will be initialized.
-trSetting value at the time of installation

Range adjustment value
Bearing adjustment value
Tuning adjustment value
Selection of Nav aids
Selection of speed log
-trUser·s Registered Data

NAV LINE data
Guardring data
Personal code data
After the replacement of ROM and carried out replacement

procedure, initial setting at the time of installation to be
done again.
OReplacement procedure
1. Press I TEST I so as open menu.
~ou may disregard alarm sound in pressing above switchl
3. TEST menu changes as follows and the item "8 MEINTE"

appears.
TEST secret menu
fEEST MEmI
1 MEMORY
2 SENSOR
3 LINEDATA
4 ROMVER
5 ERROR LOG
6 ARPA STS
*8 MAINTE
******** ~ This item appears.
PRESS TEST
TO EXIT
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I ,~
4. Press ~, !*vt.1I'~ili:il! selected and following menu
~ displaysd
Sub menu for maintenance

'-.
@V+tl§j;ijI
1 RAM
2 E2PROM
3 DPRAM
4 ROM
5 PORT
6 @ONFIG
7 WATCH
8 E2PCLEAR
9 EXIT
XMIT TIME
H
5. Press 8, E2P@LEAR selected and following menu

displayed.
Sub menu for clearing E2PROM
E2P@LEAR
1 @OMDEF
2 COMFIX
3 ARPA
4 NAV
5 PCODE
6 GRING
7 ALLCLEAR
9 EXIT
6. Press 8, ALL@LEAR selected and display locked for

few seconds.
To check the locked condi t ion is free, roll trackball and

see if data picked up by trackball changes. If the locked
condition continued, trackball data will not change.
7.After confirming the lock condition free, press range

swi tch and change to 48NM range.
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I~D
8. Turn off the power supply and pressing D pressG
at the same time. After few seconds picture displayed on

the screen and indicated range on the upper left corner of
the screen should be 6NM
On this stage, if the range were remained in 48NM, turn off
the power supply and again repeat above procedure.
9. If the range is in 6NM, initialzation of ROM is completed.

10. Again turn the power supply to OFF and ON again.
Then carry out the initial settings at the time of
installation.
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I~I
5. Adj list rrent Pr oc edur e
5. 1 Power Supply un it
5. 2 Power Supply un it for 28 Inches CRT
5. 3 28 Inches CRT OMA-9000)
5. 4 21 Inches CRT OMA-7000)
5. 5 Timebase Circuit
5. 6 Method of ARPA GATE

Adjustment of the Radar is completed before the shipment
from the factory however, If situation require, overall
adjustments are as follows,
5. 1 Power Suppl y uni t vol t age adj ust rrent (PC51 02)
-
Item Adjustment procedure Check Remarks
1) Power supply to ON, Connect digital PC4402
voltmeter between PC4402 IC21-20
Rin and TP7 (GND) and adjust RV-l
l+rVlof PC5102 so as to set the
va ue to +5, OV ±O, 25~ Adjustment
to be done
2) Connect digital voltmeter between Check 3 minutes
TB4601 +70V and +70VG and adjust after the
RV21+70vlof PC5102 so as to set the power
value to +65 ±l, O~ supply ON,
5.2 28 Inches CRT PSU (PC7504)

Item Adjustment Procedure Check Remarks
LED All 3 Leds illuminate when the Check PC7504
Display operation is normal.
PC7504
*+24V CD8 +24V OK PC7504
*+70V CD9 +70V OK PC7504
*+85VOUT CD7
AdjustlAVR ADJ IRV-1 on PC7504 so as Set PC7504
the voltage at P7552 pin 1 and 4
became 87V±1. OV
.
5.3 28 Inches CRT Adj ustn:ent

Item Adjustment Procedure Check Remarks
@ Function of Adjustment point
IR LE~GT¥I RVl:Controlls Horizontal
lengt 0 the picture.
Warning: If horizontal length were
excessively lon~ Flyback
voltage goes higher to
burnt components around
CRT neck.
~~ DUTY I RV4
servIng the current for +87V
load and adjust RV4 so as to seek
the minimum current point.
Note: In case unable to measure
current for +87V, RV4 must
not be adjusted of its
position at the time of
shipment from factory.
Otherwise blow the Fuse Fl
(2A) or damage TR4.
-~
5-1
Item Adjustment Procedure Check Reamrks
IH. HOLRI RV3
For t e purpose to hold the screen
not to scroll to Horizontal
direction. Adjustment is made that
the screen is synchronized from
the moment power is supplied.
ISaRE pcci RV2
A Justment to be made so as the
Horizontal lines are same length
allover the screen that the
vertical age of the both side of
the screen is straight.
IV. DFOCUSI RV8
Adjustment to be made so as the
focus of the screen is equalized
allover the screen. Combined
adjustment of RV9IffOCU$ ~ is
required alternate y Wlt seeing
m he icture.
. RV5
A justment is made so as the
interval of vertical direction is
equalized.
IV. LENGTH I RV6
GOntrol the vertical length of the
screen.
IV. §HAPEI RV7
AdJustment is made that the length
of the picture in up-and-down
direction from the center of
vertical direction are equal.
IF'~C;USI RV9
A Justment is made to get clear
focus of the picture.
I INTEN ~F I RVIO
Contro s brilliancy of the screea
Point of adjustment is that at the
minimum adjustment point of the
Brilliancy-Controller on operation
panel is the point picture fade
,fli.
Y
L3
A justment is made so as the
length of the left and right side
of the picture became the same.
Also adjustment is made the circle
in the picture can be seen true
circle on the screea
Adjustment The centering Magnet (a pair of
around CRT thin dounut shaped magnet with
control knob) is attached on the
deflection coil. The strength
of magnetic field can be changed
by moving the cross angle of this
pair magnets whereas direction of
the magnetic field can be changed
by turning pair of magnet together
Adjustment of the screen position
is made by this centering magnet.
At the 4 corner of the deflection
coil, 4 magnetic bars are attached.
By using nono-magnetic adjust bar,
turn the magnet bar marks picture
around magnet changes. Fix this
adjustment at the most warpless
shape of the picture.
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Item Adjustment Procedure Check ~
These magnet bar can be slided
toward circumferential direction
holding the turning angle as it is.
By alternate adjustment of turning
and sliding of the magnet,warpless
presentation of the picture can be
obtained.
Adjustment By seeing the current meter
of RV4 connected on 37501 +87V turn RV4
H. DUTY lB. RUTYlso as to seek the.point of
mInImum current. If the pIcture
sways or wavy, turn RV4 counter
clockwise for about a notch.
Note:This adjustment should be
carried out again after
the completion of all other
adjustment and settin~
Adjustment Loose the deflection coil fixing
of bolt at the neck of CRT and turn
Deflection the Coil so as the Ship-head-Line
Coil became vertical to the screen
then fix tight the fixing bolt.
RVIO Adjustment RVIO so as the back
INTEN SET intensity of the picture does
not go exceed.
If the synchronization of the
Ricture frame is unstable, adjust
IH. HOLD Ito seek the stabilized
pOInt.
RVI Turn RVllH L~NGTH I so as the inner 346mm
H. lENGTH diameter of earing scale ±lmm
(Horizontal direction) became
346mm (Further fine adjustment
will be done later ON. On this
stage, EBL and Range ring to be
displayed on the screen by
control from oDeration panel.
RV5 Turn RV5IV. LINlso as the interval
V. LINE of Range RIngs became even and edge
of the circles are all as true
circle as possible.
RV7 Turn RV7Iy. SgAPElso as the Range-
V. SHAPE Ring circ e IS symmetrical
in upper and lower part.
RV6 Turn RV6 Iv. LENGTH I so as to adjust 346mm
~ LENGTH the inner diameter of bearing scale ±lmm
(vertical direction) became 346mm
RV2 Turn RV2 ISIDE PCC I so as the
SIDE PCC vertical sIde of the screen lOOKs
true vertical line
L3 Turn a;:;u so as to adjust the
Range rIng became symmetrical in
lefthand right part. On this stage,
length of its Horizontal direction
may changes witch to be adjusted 346mm
of its Horizontal direction to ±lmm
346mm inner diameter of the
bearing scale by adjusting RVI
IH. LENGTH I. Now the display should
be 346mm true circle. Check
RV3 Synchronization should be stable at
the time of power supply switch ON.
I f unstable, adjust RV31li HOLD I to
take synchronization.
5-3
Item Adjustment Procedure Check llsJnJrts
Centering A pair of Centering Magnet to be
Magnet used for adjustment of the position
of the screen. By changing openlng
angle of magnet, strength of the
magnetic field can be changed and
by turning pair of magnet together,
the direction of the magnetic field
can be changed.
Focus Focus ad.iustment is made by turning
RV81~DFOCUSI so as to obtain clear
even t·ocus allover the display.
Fine So far, coarse adjustment were
Adjustment completed. Procedure for fine
adjustment is as follows. Use of
transparent film of standard
display pattern is more convenient.
By using centering magnet, center of
display can be shifted but the
lineality of the outskirts of the
circle will be deformed. Following
volume controlls are used for the
com ensation of linealities .
. L. I RV5
. S PE RV7
~~~t'l~'
,H J:-'L;L; I
RV6
RV2 L3
RV10 Turn t?-e Brilliancy knob fUll,
INTEN SET clockwise and adjust RV10 lINT N SE I
so as to make the condition 0 tne
screen just before the raster can
be seen. On this stage, turn the
Brilliancy knob fully counter- Check
clockwise will fade away the
display picture.
DeflectionWhen the lineality of the screen
Coil outskirts are deformed, adjust
Magnet 4 magnet bars to compensate
the lineali ty,
RV4 By measuring the current of 87V
H. DUTY line at J7501, turn RV41H.DUE?
seek the minimum point of t e
I to
current. Set the position of RV4
one notch left hand side of the
above minimum current point.
On this stage, there should be no
"Swaying" nor 'Waving" of the Check
screen.
Lock the After confirming the display
Deflection presentation is normal,
Coil (1) Apply lock paint on alignment
magnet fixing bolts.
(2) Apply silicon rubber (KE45) on 4
rr~gnet bars on, deflection coil
for lock up purpose.
Confirma- (1) Diameter of inner bearing
tion scale should be 346mm ±lmm.
(2) Whole display presentation is
evenly focused.
5-4
5. 4 21 Inc hes CRT Ad jus t Ire nt
Item Adjustment Procedure Check Reanrks
Ready for IH. LENGTH IRVl: Controlls Horizontal
power length of the picture Important!
supply If the Horizontal length were
excessively lon~ Flyback voltage
will goes higher and way burnt
components around CRT neck.
IH. DUTY I RV4
Observing the current for +70V load
and adjust RV4 so as to seek the
minimum current point.
~~:In case unable to measure cueent
for +70, RV4 must not be adjusted of
its setting position at the time of
shipment from the factory. Otherwise
blow the Fuse Fl (2A) or damage TR4.
IH.HOLDI RV3
RV3 is used for the purpose to hold
the screen not to scroll to
Horizontal directioa Adjustment is
made that the screen is synchronized
from the moment power is supplied.
ISIDE PCC I RV2
AcfJustment to be made that Horizontal
lines are same length allover the
screen that the vertical edge of the
both side of the screen is straight.
IV.DFOCusl RV8
Adjustment to be made so as the
focus of the screen is equalized
allover the screen. Com ined
adjustment of RV9 IFQCUSlis required
alternately with seelng the pictura
Iv. LINI RV5
AdJustment is made so as the interval
of vertical direction is equalized.
6~~t~~¥~eR~~rtical length of the
screea
Iv. SHAPE I RV7
Adjustment is made that the length
of the picture in up and down
direction from the center of the
screen in v~rtical direction are
equal.
IFOCUS I RV9
Adjustment is made to get the clear
focus of the picture.
I INTEN SET I RVIO
Controlls brilliancy of the screea
Point of adjustment is that at the
minimum adjustment point of
brilliancy-controller on operation
panel is the point where picture
fade-away.
fL3l L3
"A:aJustment is made so as the length
of the left and right side of the
picture became the same.
Also adjustment is made the circle
in the picture can be seen true
circle on the screea
5-5
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Item Adjustment Procedure Check ~
Adjustment The Centering Magnet (A pair of thin
Around CRT Dounut shaped magnet wi th control
knob) is attached on the deflection
coiL The strength of magnetic
field can be changed by moving the
cross angle of this pair magnets
whereas the direction of magnet
field can be changed by turning
pair of magnet together. Adjustment
of screen position is made by this
centering magnet.
At the 4 corners of the deflection
coil,4 magnetic bars are attached.
By using non-magnetic adjust bar,
turning the magnetic bar makes
picture around magnets changes.
Fix this adjustment at the most
warpless shape of the picture.
These magnetic bar can be slided
toward circUIllferential direction
holding the turning angle as it is.
By alternate adjustment of turning
and sliding of the ma~nets,warpless
presentation of the plcture can be
obtained.
Adjustment By seeing the current meter
RV4 connected on J7501 +70V, turn RV4
H. DUTY 11j. !?UTYlso as to seek the point of
mlnlmUIll current. If the picture is
swayin~ or wavy, turn RV4 counter
clockwlse for about one notch.
Ibte:This adjustment should be carried
out again after the completion of
all other adjustment and setting.
Adjustment Loose the deflection coil fixing
of bolt at the neck of CRT and turn
Deflectior: the coil so as the Ship-head-Line
Coil became vertical to the screen then
fix tight the fixing bolt.
RVIO Adjust RV10 so as the back ground
INTEN SET intensity of the picture does not
go excee~ If the synchronization
of the ~icture frame is unstable,
adjustj . MOLD Ito seek the
stabillze ~oint.
RVI Turn RV1 1¥.l£NGTH I so as the inner
H. LENGTH horizonta lameter of the bearing
scale became within 265-270mm
(Further fine adjustment will be
done later on). On thi s stage, EBL
and Range ring to be displayed on
the screen by the control from
operation panel.
RV5 Turn RV5IV. LINlso as the interval
V. LIN of the Range rings became even and
edge of the circles are all as true
circle as possible.
RV7 Turn RV71¥. S@Elso as the Range-
V. SHAPE ring circ e 1S synmetrical in upper
and lower ~art.
RV6 Turn RV6IV;~ENGTHlso as to adjust
the inner 1ameter of the bearing
scale in vertical direction became 267±
267± Imm Imm
5-6
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Item Adjustment Procedure Check Ream:ks
RV2 Turn RV21SlRE PC\lso as the
SIDE PCC vertical Sl e of the screen looks
true vertical line.
L3 Turn IL3l so as to adjust the Range-
ring'1i8Came symmetrical in left and
right part. On this stage, length of
Horizontal direction may changes
which to be adjusted of its
horizontal direction to 267±lmm
inner diameter of the bearing scale
by adjusting RVIIH. t;~GTH I. Now the
display should be 2 _lmm true Check 267±
circle. Imm
RV3 Synchronization should be stable at
H. HOLD the time of power supplit swi tch ON.
I f unstable, adjust RV31 HOLD Ito
take synchronizatio~
Centering A pair of Centering Magnet to be
Magnet used for the adjustment of the
position of the screen. By changing
opening angle of the magnet,
strength of the magnetic field can
be changed and by turning pair of
magnet together, the direction of
magnetic field can be changed.
RV9 Focus of the picture can be
FOCUS adjusted by turning RV91~OCUSI.
Further adjustment is rna e by
turning RV81¥- DF'OCUS I so as to
spread even ocus on left and right
parts and center part of the
picture circle.
Fine So far, coarse adjustment were
Adjustment completed. Procedure for fine
adjustment is as follows. Use of
transparent film of standar display
pattern is more convenient. By using
centering magnet, center of display
can be shifted but the lineality of
the outskirts of the circle will be
deformed.
Following volume contraIls are used
for the comJensation of linealities
V. LIN RV5
v. ',t<; I RV7
V. LENGTH I RV6
SIjJj<; t'lC I RV2 L3
RVID When turn th~ Brilliancy knob
INTEN SET counter clockwise, the brilliancy
should be changed and disappear
a t the C0R dead end. Set up the
RVI0IfN~ENSETlat the point raster
glow ~a e away and Brilliancy knob
turned fully clockwise.
DeflectionWhen the lineality of the display
Coil outskirts are deformed, adjust 4
Magnet magnets bars on the deflection coil
by stainless adjust bar to make the
display warpless.
5-7
Item Adjustment Procedure Check REmrks
RV4 By measuring the current of 70V
H. DUTY line at J7501, turn RV4IH. DUW to
seek the minimum point oft e
current. Set the position of RV4
one notch left hand side of the
above minimum current point.
On this stage, there should be no
"swaying" nor "waving" of the
screen.
Lock the After confirming the display
Deflection presentation is normal, turn loose
Coil the deflection coil fixing bolt and
push hard the coil on CRT neck so
as the SHM shown true vertical on
the screen then tighten the fixing
bolts. After checking the normality
of the screen, apply silicon Rubber
(KE45) between deflection coil and
CRT neck and CRT neck with CRT
socket so as to fix each other.
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5-8
5.5 Adjustrmnt of Timebase
Item
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Adj ustmen t Procedure Ue:k
Set Radar in transmission mode. Ue:k
Select Range in 24NM and 1R
indication to be ON condition. Ue:k
Turn Gain knob on operation panel
to be fully clockwise, STC knob to abt.
be fully counterclockwise and FTC 15. 7V
knob to be counterclockwise.
On this stage, SEA AND RAIN
function mode should be in "MANUAL"
condi tion.
'-----t
1) Adjustment of GAIN MAXB RV3 TP3, TP4
Connect OSCillOS~ on TP3. Video
Adj us t RV3 IGAIN Ion PC44 0 2 so Wave-
as the video wave orm at the TP3 form
never goes away from the standard Figl.
level of the video signal yet noise
level became maximum
abt.
2) Adjustment of GAIN MAXA RV4 15. 7V
Connect oscillosyoJJe on TP4.
Adjust RV41GAIN MAXA/on PC4402
so as the video wave form at the
TP4 never goes away from the
standard level of the video signal
yet noise level became maximulIl '----- t
TP3, TP4
3) Adjustment of ARPA GAIN MAX RV8 Video
Connect oscilloscope on the Emitter Wave-
of TR8. form
Adjust RV81ARPA GAIN MAXlon PC4402
so as the video waveform at the Fig2.
Emitter of TR8 never goes away from
the standard level of the video
signal yet noise level became
maximum as FIG 1.
On this stage,waveform at the
Emitter of TR8 and at TP4 should be
in the same level, yet the levels
will change in similar way in
respond to adjustment of Gain knob. Ue:k abt.
3. 2V
4) Adjustment of MAIN NOISE LEVEL RV1
Turn Gain knob on the keyboard
counterclockwise.
Ad j us t RV 1 ±~MArrInNrN;;"07'<TI"'S"'E.......-t"'l'.'E""V"'E'YL'1 so as
the video eveI on tliescreen '----t
decrease and became invisible. TP6
Turn Gain knob fully clockwise.
Connect oscilloscope on TP5 and on Video
this stage, basement of the noise Wave-
level should be abt. 3. 8V as FIG2. form
Fig3.
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5-9
( ,(
Items Adjustment Procedure Check ~
5) Adjustment of RV2 ARPA NOISE LEVEL.

For his adjustment, PCB CDC-876 PC4403
(finished with adjustment) to be
used.
Connect Oscilloscope on TP6.
A~lY coarse ad~ust of RV2
I PA NOIS, L~VL I so that the .
l:5asement 0 t e noise level becallle
abt. 3. 2V.
Press Menu Switch then press "2",
"SET" so that Sub-menu is open.
Then press "3" "," "1" so as to stop
the function of "Scan-Iteration".
Press Menu Switch then press "1",
"5" "SET'so as to select Sub-menu
for "15. ARPA".
Further press the "3", "1" so that
the value at the time of TD turned
in negative display should be 32. Check
If the value is not 32, enter "3",
"2", "SET'so as to make it 32.
Further press "2" so that the value
a t the time of "2 HIGH" turned in
negative displav should be 24. Check
If not, press "2'~, "4", "SET' so as to
make it 24 then press "C'.
Then press "3" so that the value
a t the time of "3 LO" turned in
negative displav should be 19.
If not, press "1'~, "9", "SET'so as to
make lt 19. After check the settlng Check
is correct, press "C'. Further press
"9" to escape from the Sub-menu.
Again after check the setting is
correct, press "C'.
Select Radar range in 3NM, and press
"1" and select ''TEST VJY' then press
"1" (SET), "9" (VD2) so as to select
VD2 (VIDEO IN). On this stage, there
should be a test video signal few
nautical miles behind the target.
If the shape of a test video signal Check
is not like the target, adjust RV2
. so as to make the test video signal
similar to the shape of the target.
Press "1" (SET), "2" (VDl) so as to
display VDl (VIDEO IN of TD).
On this stage, number of targets
should be less than the number of Check
VD2.
Press "1" (SET) "4" (PVD1) so as to
display PVD1 Wn IN LO level).
On this stage, number of target
should be more than the number of
VD2.
5-10
Items Test Procedure Check Ream:ks
Confirm that when turn the Gain
knob counterclockwise, R.adar target Check
fade away and at the same timing,
test video signal also be fade away.
Next press "1" (SET), "7" (PVD4)
then PVD4 (HIT signal) should be
displayed behind the target. Check
Change radar range in 48NM and
observing the target, confirm PVD4
(HIT signal) is displayed behind Check
the target in the long distance.
If the HIT signal is displayed
other than near the target, adjust
R.V2 not to display the HIT signal.
6) Adjustment of MBS START RV7
Adjust RV7 so as the Rise of main
bang and the Decay of MBS waveform
coincided.
J4202A
-17B
TR3-Base
<E-MBS waveform
FIG4 Relation between
Main bang and MBS
7) Adjustment of MBS LEVEL RV5
Set radar range in o. 25NM.
Connect Oscilloscope A CH on J4402-
17B and B CH on the base of TR3 in
PC4402. Adjust!RV5 MB~LEVEL!so as
the amplitude of the MBS waveform
at the base of TR3 became abt. 1. 5V
as Fig4. On this stage, final
adjustment to be made so as to
cause no opening in the center.
(not necessary to be 1. 5V) .
8) Adjustment of Auto-STC and
confirmation of Auto-RAIN
Change STC and RAIN to manual mode.
Turn RAIN knob fully
counterclockwise.
Turn GAIN knob fully clockwise.
Turn STC knob and display targets
in 6NM range.
Set tuning so as the picture is
more clear around 2NM distance.
These setting position are going to
be the standard setting therefore
knobs to be left fixed as it is.
5-11
Items Test Procedure Che ck REanrks
Pre s s AUTO-STC swi t ch.
When pressed switch, the menu
displayed on the left hand side of
the screen. Observin the images and
control ±switch to set up the value
to 70.
Observing the targets, turn RV6 so RV6

as to fix the angle at the position
where the image's' can be seen
clearly around 2NM distance compare
wi th the adjustment of manual STC.
Press "SET" switch to bring the

display to initial men~
Again press AUTO-SEA switch so as
to return to manual mode then
conf irm or iginal image.
Again press AUTO-SEA and confirm

images around 2NM distance.
(AUTO-SEA)
You can escape from the menu by

pressing "C'switch but in this case
set up parameters are all cleared.
Check if image chang'es by operating
±swi tch.
Set up by default value 70 and
finish the procedure.
Noto: Should the AUTO-RAIN switch
is pressed during the setting
operation, the system function
swi tched to AUTO-RAIN mode.
Confirmation of AUTO-RAIN
Confirmation of AUTO-RAIN to be
made displaying the image on 6NM
range.
No adjustment required.
When AUTO-RAIN switch being pressed
the menu displayed on left hand
side of the scree~
Check if the image changes by the
operation of -I-switch in6NM range. Check
Finish the setting operation by
pressing "SET" switch.
Escape from the setting operation
by pressing "C' swi tell...
Default setting value is 160.
Confirm there are not much
difference between AUTO and
MANUAL RAIN usage. Press AUTO·-RAIN
switch so as to go back to original
MANUAL mode.
Note: Should the AUTO-SEA switch is
pressed during the setting
operation, the system function
will be switched to AUTO-SEA
mode.
5-12
5.6 WBthod of ARPA GATE
ARPA GATE is displayed on tracking and DATA READ targets.
(2-targets)
Me thod.
.LAcquire Target.
2. Se t DATA READ Mode.
3. Set Past Position (etc. O. 5. 1, 2,4)
4. Press the I I
TEST swi tch and key G, G· G· G
(TEST MENU 7 ARPA AUX append.)
5. Pre s s key G
(Select 7. ARPA AUX and ARPA MENU appear)
6. Pre s s key Q.
(Select L GATE DISP and MODE appear)
7. Press keys Q. G
(Select GATE DISP ON MODE)
8. Pres s keys G. G and swi tch I TEST I .

6,Fitting of Options
6, 1 Output to Slave Display
6, 2 Radar Buoy
6. 3 Remote Display
6. 4 Own Display to be a Slave Display
6. 5 Interswi tch
6. 6 Total Navigator Wnder development)
6.7 Night Vision Wnder development)
6. 8 Personal Computer :RS232C Wnder development)

JM4-7000/9000 Radar can be fitted with following options,
o Output to slave Display

o Radar Buoy
o Remote Display
o Own Display to be a Slave Display
o Interswitch
o Total Navigator (under development)
o Night Vision (under development)
o Personal Computer: PS23 2C (under development)
6.1 S1 ave Di sp1 ay

Output for slave will be as follows.
·Video output (50Q terminator)
·Trigger Signal (50Q terminato~
·Turning Signal ropen collector output)
·Video output
Video output, TB4604-5:SVD
TB4604-6: SVDE (return)
Negative pole signal
'Trigger Signal
Trigger signals are, TB4604-3:ETIYl
I ·2V
P-P
TB4604-4:ETIYIE
Time of trigger raise to video signal abt. 6/.1 second
'Turning Signal
Turning signal are, TB4604--11 : EX¢B
TB4604-12 : EX¢OUTG (return)
TB4604-13:EX¢Z
TB4604-14: EX¢OUTG (return)
The ¢B, ¢Z both to be used by pulling up wi th lK-2K resister.

The ¢B output can be changed of its pulse/l revolution by
changing jumperwire in timebase circuit PC4402.
J2 is connected by pattern and is standard output of 4096

pulses.
J2 connected in reverse side, output pulse is 2048 pulses.
6-1
¢B output
J L 1 cycle
2048 pulse
.----, ¢B output
I I cycle
4096 pulse
¢Z output
1 cycle 1 pulse
(posi tive pole)

6. 2 Ra dar Bu 0y
Radar Buoy output signal is follows
'Trigger signal (50Q terminator)
·Turning signal 0pen collector output)
Above output is same as above mentioned slave output.
Input from Radar Buoy signal is as follows.

·Radar Buoy Video signal (500 terminator)
Video signal is negative pole.
6.3 Remote Di spl ay

Remote display output
Monitor output signal a follows.
·Horizontal synchro signal (output impedance, see separate
sheet)
·Vertical synchro signal (output impedance, see separate
sheet)
·Video Signal (500 terminato~
·Horizontal synchro signal (HS)
positive pole TB4604-19:EHSY
TB4604-20:EHSYG
Horizontal synchro signal send out as follows.
Dot clock: 67.4043 MHz.
:'""-'--'-
-
HS HBP HD HFP
1. 4211 O. 9511 19. 4611 O. 9511

1H
22. 7911sec
6-2
(l "t
Frequency=43. 88KHz
1 word=2clock=32dots=475nsec
1 dots=14. 8nsec-i>67. 4043MHz
IH=22.79,11sec=48words=96clock=1536dots
HD=19.46,11sec=41words=82clock=1312dots
HFP= O. 95,11sec= 2words= 4clock= 64dots
HBP= O. 95,11sec= 2words= 4clock= 64dots
HS= 1. 42,11sec= 3words= 6clock= 96dots
we=19. 46,11sec=41words=82 c lock=1312dot s
*<)utput Impedance : abt. 220

*<)utput Amplitude :4.3-0V (No load), 2. IV-OV (220 terminator)
,Vertical synchronous signal:positive pole TB4604-21:EVSY
TB4604-22:EVSYG
Horizontal Synchronous Signal is send out in following
timing.
r----
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VS VBP VD YEP
228,11 570,11 2l. 15msec 23,11
21. 97msec
Frequency=45. 5Hz
IV=964H=21. 97msec
IVD=928H=21. 15msec
VFP= IH= 23,11sec
VBP= 25H=570,l1sec
VS= 10H=228,11sec
** Output Impedance:abt. 220

Output Amplitude:4. 3V-OV (No load, 2. IV-OV (2200 terminator)
·Video Output:Positive pole TB4604-23 EVD
TB4604-24 EVDG
** Output
Output
Impedance:abt.500
Amplitude: O. 6V-OV (500 terminator)
6-3
6, 4 Uni t t 0 be a sI aveRa dar
In case of put one radar to be a slave radar,
inter-connection is different when the Master Radar is JMA
-7000/9000 series or other radars.
llIn case of Master radar is JMA-7000/9000
Input for slave radar is as follows.

·Video Input (50C terminato~
'Trigger Signal Input (lOkC terminator)
·Turning Signal (Composite signal)
,Video Input ~egative pole:50C terminator)

Video Input, TB4601-1 :TVD
TB4601-2 :TVE
Negative pole signal
'Trigger signal Input (IOKC terminator:TTL input)

I ·2V
p.:p
Trigger signal TB4604-9 :ITIY

TB4604-10: ITIYE
From trigger rise time to video signal is abt. 6,I.Lsec.
'Turning Signal (Composite Signal: 10K~1)

Video Input :TB4601-3:BP
TB4601-4:BPE
The BP signal (composite) from JMA-7000/9000 Radar
Transceiver,
-- -------=L-:~_ _:___:_7;:5~___:[::141o:;v
7.5V
'----' ................... ,........ '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'." -7. 5
Note:
fMhen the Master radar is other than JMA-7000/9000.
The Input for slave Radar is as follows.

·Video Input (50~2 terminator)
'Trigger Signal Input (IOKC terminato~
·Turning Signal
6-4
,<1-0
·Video Input (5012 terminator)
Video signal is same a above
·Trigger Signal Input (lOKQ terminatoM

Trigger Signal is same as above
·Turning Signal
Turning signal :TB4604-15:EX¢A (lKQ with pull~u~
TB4604-16:EX¢B (lkQ with pull-up)
TB4604-17:EX¢Z (lKQ with pull-up)
TB4604-18: EXQING (return)
The phase A (¢A) open circuit makes reverse turn, short

circuit to TB4604-18 (GND) makes right turn there fore
connection should be made without faiL
¢B Output
1 cycle 2048pulses
¢Z Output
Cycle=T 1 cycle 1 pulse
(positive pole)
For ¢~ Input value should be the cycle length of the ¢B.
6.5 Interswitch
Refer to 2. 4
6. 6 Total Navigator Nnder development)

6. 7 Night Vision (Under development)
6. 8 Personal Computer :RS232C Nnder development)
6-5
{'" {
7. Ml.i nt enance
7. 1 Antenna
7.2 Transceiver
7. 3 Display unit
7. 4 Coaxial cable
7. 5 Wave Guide
7,1 :\ntenna NKE-I072/1052
Repair or maintenance of the scanner to be carried out
only after turn off the power supply switch (S5001:0FF) and
scanner safety switch W. 101) at the scanner pedestal,
Note:
Whenever removal of pedestal cover is required, tightening
method of the holding down bolts are as follows.
NThe adequate tightening torque for the holding down bolts

are l20~150kgf'cm (Adequate to maintain water tight and
not to damage the gasket),
Normall~ the packing may start to deform and pushed out at
the torque of more than l50kgf'cm Furthermore, excess
torque on the bolt may damage the screw thread.
b) Required tools are llx13 wrench, 13x17 spanner with arm

length of less than 200mm
c) When tighten the bolts, insert all bol ts and turn them
until difficult to turn by hand then tighten them by
spanner evenly and in order as the sketch below.
Tightening cycle to be 4 to 5 stages until reach the
adequate torque.
4-M8 (stainless) bol t

/ Adequate tightening torque 120~15 Okgt . cm
It ~ [c-
O 0
o
iXi 0
[-
Front view Side view
Pedestal cover tightening order and adequate torque
-(:{ Radiator
If the surface of the radiator became dirty due to the
adherence of soot, sal t, dust, paint or birds' dropping, it
will lower the performance of the Radar because of loss in
radiation and inner reflection.
Check the surface of radiator periodically and whenever
found stained, clean it by soft cloth wet with alcohol or
water and keep it clean all the time. Never use gasoline,
benzine, trichloroe thylene, keton etc that those solvents may
damage the surface.
7-1
*'Oiling
Turning Drive Unit
of Oil-Seal
By using greasegu~ supply grease through the grease nipple.
Grease nipple is located scanner pedestal side for X-band
and in front for S-band.
Grease supply to be carried out every 6 months and the
quantity will be abt. lOOg per one supply. Adequate quantity
is that small amount of grease may overflow from the grease
cup.
Grease should be of MOBILUX from Mobil Oil or equivalent.
(For scanner type NKE-I052/1059, greasing to be done after
take off the side cover.)
'Oiling on Gear Mechanism

By using brush or spatula, spread evenly on main shaft
drive gear and encoder drive gear teeth.
It will be better to spread grease in the interval of
shorter period but once every 6 months will be the standard.
Greas should be of MOBILUX. from Mobil oil or equivalent.
·Fixing stand
Scanner pedestal fixing stand and holding down bolts to be
checked of corrosion or damage regularly and should be
maintained in safer condition. Application of paint coating
are good for anti-corrosion. Painting once very 6 months
will be more better.
7.2 Di spl ay Uni t NCD-3570- I( -C'\E) NCD-3590-/3591-

J
Should the dust accumulated on the surface of the CRT,

deteriorate the transparency and readability of the screen.
Cleaning to be done by soft linen or cotton cloth wet with
fre sh water. Never use hard cloth or gasoline and benzine.
7. 3 Co axi aI Ca bI e (S -b and)
Coaxial tube glands at the coaxial cable terminal are
applied with water tight process at the time of
installation however, care must be paied to check the gland
carefully for water leakage. Painting on coaxial gland every
6 months, depends on the visual check, is recommendable.
7, 4 \\\1. Ve Gu ide
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6 months.
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FIG 118 PR I MARY POWER SUPPLY OF RAOAR.

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FIG. 119 PR IMARY POWER SlIPPL Y OF RADAR,

TYPE JMA-9252-6 /JMA-9252-6CA I
JMA-9252-9 IJMA-9252-9CI
NCD-3570-::'/-CA~ DISPLAY UNIT NKE-l 072 SCANNER
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lOA; WilEN PRIM,\RY SUPPLY (ACIOOV/IIOV) lOA: WHEN PRII-IARY SUPPLY (ACIOO\/llOV)
FIG. 120 PRIMARY POWER SUPPLY OF RADAR,

TYPE JMA-7102 /JMA-7102-CA
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"IOTE . when removing or touching the PC4201. set If the switch S1 (@) is set to 0"1 without the correct setting of S2 (@) fuses Fl-F5 (0)) may burn out.
the gyro power supply swith S1 to OFF or cut- When setting t~:e switch S1 (cg)) to 0"1, f9110wing settings must be all completed.
off the gyro signal input to TS 10 or J4202 in NOTE2: fuses are Fl -F"- (CD) and are used in each Lines of gyro signals and exterior power supply line.
order to prevent damages to IC'S and to avoid When the fuse has burned out, replace with same type fuse after investigating the cause of burn-out.
electrical shocks Fuse is ivlF51 N,+05A
NOTE3. Seleclir of applicable gyro . Setting of S2 ((Il) and S5 (r[j)) Should be made correctly in accordance with the setting
table The revolution direction (bitS) of S5 (Qj)) after energized. and if the revolution is reversed. if Should be
changed over
NOTE4. S5 (@) -5-8 deawing are setting for speed log signals of the ships
Data OutPut "IOTE5 : The elecrtric current for Gyro signals is as follows.
Step Type 70mA (DC35V)
Syncro Type SOmA (AC 1OOV)
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a S5 (@) Gyro Type selector switch b S2 (1])) Gyro Type Selec:or d S3 (10) ,S4 (9) is Used by Service personnel
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TYPE JMA-7000 IJMA-9000 SERIES
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MARINE RADAR EQUIPMENT

J MA... 91 02-CA / ... 9303.CA

[JRC) Ratlio Co.,JId.

1. 1 General and Equipment Composition

JMA-9000 Series Radar uses 28 Inches high definition

Overall Model &arrer size Units Output Bands CRT size

-CA stands for 'wi th ARPA".

Upper Scanner Type

JMA-9102 - NKE-I072 (*) AC200/220V, 50/60Hz

JMA-9252-6 NKE-I052-6 (*)

JMA-9252-9 NKE-I052-9 (*) ACI 00/11 OV

JMA-7102 NKE-I052 (*) AC2 0 0/22 OV, 50/6 OHz

The mark (*) at the end of scanner type changes by the

No mark:Without deicing heater

D :With deicing heater

2 :Motor work volt 200V

1 :Motor work volt lOOV

[No mark: 12ft :S-band

Above example means X-band Radar, 25kw type wi th de-icing

Note :When the Main supply is 440VAC, stepdown transformer

Name Plate of the each unit are specified as follows.

(1) Type of Emission PON

(2) Display System Monochrome Raster scan System

(3) Display Area High resolution CRT

(5) Range Resolution Less than 30m

(6) Minimum Detectable Range Less than 25m

(7) Bearing Accuracy Less than I"

(8) Bearing Display Relative Bearing, True Bearing,

(9) Environmental Condition Temperature Antenna -2 5"C--.+5 5

(10) Vibration o-{ill CPM All amplitude 3m!

(11) Power Supply Input Antenna

Other than Antenna

(13) Power Input Fluctuation ±10% of input voltage

(14) Preheat Time Within 4 minutes

(15) Time from Stand-by to Within 15 seconds

(16) Applied Rules First class Ministry of

(1) D imens ions 6ft Height 581xTurnig diameter 1890mm

(3) Polarization Horizontal Polarization

Vertical Beam Width 6ft 25'

Side lobe Level -26dB~ess than ±10')

(5) Revolution abt. 26rpm (60Hz)

(6) Drive Motor

(7)Wind Velocity With stands Relative wind Speed of

(8) Transmitting X-band 9410±30MHz

(9) Peak output power X-band 25KW

(10) Magne t ron X-band M1437

(11) Transmitting pulse width/Repetition Frequency

Pulse width and repetition frequencies for the range

O. 75NM (Shor t) O. 07,uS/1900Hz

12NM (Short) O. 6 ,uS/1100Hz

(12) Modulator Circuit Solid state Modulator Circuit

(13) Transmit/Recei ve Circulator+Diode Limitter

(14) Front End Module Buil t in MIC

(15) Intermediate Intermediate Frequency 60MHz

(16) Over-all Noise Index 7. 5dp (average)

(17) Tuning Manual/Auto

(2) Structure Floor mount drip proof Structure

(4) Power Supply Input AC110/220V 50/60Hz

(8) Ranges O. 25, 0, 5, 0, 75, L 5, 3,

(9) Range Scales O. 05, O. 1, 0, 15, 0, 25,

(10) Accuracy of Range 1. 5% of the maximum distance of the

(11) Variable Range 2 scales

(12) Variable Range 0~120. ONM 4 Digits Presentation