User manual JRC JMA-900B BROCHURE

[. . . ] All info gathered by the radar is fully processed within a few milliseconds before displayed, generating a smooth image rotation when sailing in Head-Up mode. When changing to North-Up, the new radar image is displayed without any delay caused by the scanner rotation. Conventional Radar sweep Redrawing Relative Trails Traditional technology relies on several sweeps of the scanner to redraw the image. Trails are presented as relative. ConstaviewTM in JMA-900B ConstaviewTM works in radar mode. [. . . ] Either plan your route by using the table editor, while displaying current waypoint or graphically draw your next waypoint on the chart. Editing the route is just as simple as inserting. Dedicated menus are readily available to assist the mariner in effective route planning. Not only can you save the routes, but import favourite or commonly used files, even from previous ECDIS models, using industry standard CSV format. During the voyage, you can add an alternative route, which can be displayed simultaneously. You can move, insert, add and delete waypoints instantly and easily exchange the alternative route with route in progress, at your own convenience. Route planning with table editor while displaying waypoints Editing the user maps The new JMA-900B chart radar provides a rich suite of objects which you single-handedly can enter, move, insert and add on user maps. The objects consist of symbols, lines, areas and texts. From buoys to user map 1 user map 2 merge chart chart buildings and harbour to seabed signals, the ECDIS system has a total of over 40 categories and 30 sub-categories, which include more than 250 graphics readily available for endless possibilities. A few examples warning fishing harbour dangerous wreck - unknown depth warning area sand waves large font jurisdiction border Multi-view Multiple and wide screen viewing is possible with the new JMA-900B. You can divide the chart screen into two sections, in which the same or different charts can be displayed. There is also a `look-ahead' capability, especially useful in coastal areas. With the wide screen view function, an additional screen in the display area shows a segment of the chart, allows viewing at a glance. Interswitching Optional interswitching to JMA-900B and JMA-9100 series radar. with optional I/S PCB JRC also produces special interswitch boxes that allow interswitching up to 8 (chart) radars. a re n e s s JMA-900B series ­ easy user interface New keyboard design The new keyboard design of the JMA-900B allows you to carry out all operations simply by using the keyboard or on-screen by use of the trackball. The JMA-900B keyboard is solid and responsive, which allows for precise operation. It also integrates function keys for one-touch access to EBL, VRM, GAIN, SEA and RAIN. [. . . ] The radar system overcomes different sources of unwanted signals, maintaining a constant level of clutter suppression. Saturation of noises on receiver Wide dynamic range What's standard in the box? JRC sets the highest standards for performance and flexibility. With our new JMA-900B series, you have a set of choices to select from, allowing you to `configure' your favoured chart radar system. This makes it ideal for your preferred installation approach. JMA-922B-6XA Unit type Transmitting power Frequency Version Cable type 2 25kW X-band Available in desktop and standalone version 1 2, 3 1 3 JMA-922B-9XA JMA-923B-7XA 3 JMA-923B-9XA JMA-932B-SA 2 30kW S-band JMA-933B-SA 3 Cable type 1 Scanner to display 40 m (standard) Cable type 2 Scanner to transceiver Scanner to transceiver (waveguide) Transceiver to display alternative 20 m or 30 m alternative 20 m or 30 m 35 m (standard) Cable type 3 Scanner to transceiver Scanner to transceiver (waveguide) Transceiver to display 30 m (standard) 30 m (standard) 35 m (standard) (!) The maximum total length for cable (scanner to display) must not exceed 65 m. JMA-900B series ­ dimensions and mass Dimension drawings - Stand alone version NCD-2096 MASS 150 kg 325 mm 200 mm 1145 mm 575 mm 700 mm 335 mm 515 mm Dimension drawings - Display in desktop version NWZ-170-E MASS 25 kg 23" 505 mm 485 mm 606 mm 463 mm cutout for panel mount height 344, 5 mm, width 485 mm, depth 80 mm Dimension drawings - Keyboard in desktop version NCE-5163-F MASS 3, 5 kg 210 mm 400 mm 52 mm Dimension drawings - Processor in desktop version NDC-1444 MASS 85 kg 575 mm 576 mm 515 mm JMA-900B series ­ dimensions and mass Dimension drawings - Transceivers for 3-unit types NTG-3225 x-band MASS 15 kg NTG-3230 s-band MASS 33 kg 461 mm 615 mm 460 mm 227 mm 615 mm 365 mm Dimension drawings - 25kW X-band scanner NKE-1125-6 MASS 55 kg Swing circle 1910 mm NKE-1125-9 MASS 60 kg Swing circle 2825 mm 290 mm 458 mm 290 mm 458 mm Dimension drawings - 25kW X-band scanner NKE-1129-7 3-unit type MASS 51 kg Swing circle 2270 mm NKE-1129-9 3-unit type MASS 53 kg Swing circle 2825 mm 290 mm 458 mm 290 mm 458 mm Dimension drawings - 30kW S-band scanner NKE-1130 MASS 180 kg Swing circle 4000 mm NKE-1139 3-unit type MASS 150 kg Swing circle 4000 mm 320 mm 660 mm 320 mm 660 mm JMA-900B series ­ specifications Model IMO compliant Unit type Performance monitor Frequency Display Scanners Model Antenna length Transmitting power Transmitting frequency Beam width 3db Rotation speed Pulse width (receive freq. ) JMA-922B-6XA v JMA-922B-9XA 2-unit type v JMA-923B-7XA v JMA-923B-9XA 1) 3-unit type v JMA-932B-SA 2-unit type v JMA-933B-SA 2) 3-unit type NJU-84 S-band v NJU-85 X-band colour raster scan PPI Duplexer Range scale Tuning Ambient condition Chart radar display unit LCD Effective diameter Bearing indication Presentation mode Range resolution Minimum detective range Bearing accuracy Chart database Trail indication Navigation lines Off center AIS targets ARPA tracking numbers Ambient condition Antenna cable (max length 65 m) Power supply (voltage) Power consumption (at max wind load) Optional items Lightproof hood (display) Canvas cover (display) Mini keyboard Gyro interface kit Interswitch NKE-1129-7 NKE-1129-9 NKE-1130 NKE-1139 7ft. 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