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JCY-1900/1950
VOYAGE DATA RECORDER (VDR)

SIMPLIFIED VOYAGE DATA RECORDER (S-VDR)
SERVICE MANUAL
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7ZPNA4409
JCY-1900/1950 VDR Service Manual
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Before Operation
Pictorial indication
Various pictorial indications are included in this manual and are shown on this equipment so that you can
operate them safely and correctly and prevent any danger to you and / or to other persons and any damage
to your property during operation. Such indications and their meanings are as follows.
Please understand the meanings of pictorial indication before you read this manual.
DANGER Indicates that it is probable that incorrect equipment operation due to

negligence cause death or a serious injury.
WARNING Indicates that it is possible that incorrect equipment operation due to

negligence cause death or a serious injury.
CAUTION Indicates that it is probable that incorrect equipment operation due to

negligence cause human injury or property damage.
Examples of pictorial indication
The mark indicates CAUTION (including DANGER and WARNING).

Detailed contents of prohibited action (“Electric Shock” in the example on the left) is shown in the mark.
The mark indicates prohibition.

Detailed contents of the prohibited action (“Disassembling Prohibited” in the example on the left) is
shown in the mark.
The mark indicates instruction.

Detailed contents of the instruction ("Disconnect the power plug" in the example on the left) is shown in
the mark.
Warning Label
There is a warning label on the front panel of equipment. Do not try to remove, break or modify the label.
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Precautions
DANGER
The prohibited matter of a battery and a lithium battery.
● To short-circuit the + pin and – pin.
● Using for non-specified applications.
● disassembling, modifying, destroying.
● Throwing into fire, heating.
● Using expired battery.
There is a danger that cause leakage of fluid, generation of heat, fire, explosion, destruction, or
injury by heat.
WARNING
Do not attempt inspections or repairs on the internal part of the equipment by yourself. Inspec-
tions or repairs by anyone other than qualified maintainers may cause a fire or electric shock.
Please contact our head office, or a nearby branch or local office to request servicing.
Do not disassemble or remodel this equipment.

Such action may cause a fire, electric shock, or malfunction of the equipment.
Do not use any power supply voltage other than the specified one.
Such action may cause a fire, electric shock, or malfunction of this equipment.
Turn off power supply switch before connecting or disconnecting cables to any external equip-
ment.
Not turning it off may cause a fire or an electric shock.
If the power supply cable damaged, please contact our head office, or a nearby branch or local
office to request servicing.
The use of damaged cables may cause a fire or an electric shock.
If water entered the equipment, make sure to turn off the main power, open the breaker, and
please contact our head office, or a nearby branch or local office to request servicing.
Using it as it is may cause a fire, electric shock, or malfunction.
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WARNING
If equipment malfunctions, make sure to turn off the main power, open the breaker, and please
contact our head office, or a nearby branch or local office to request servicing.
The continuous use of the equipment may cause a fire or electric shock.
The Recording Control Unit (NDV-1900/1950) has a built-in battery.

The battery needs to be replaced periodically. If using continually an expired battery, a fire may
occur.
Never replace the battery by yourself.

Replacement by anyone other than qualified maintainers may cause a fire, an electric shock, or a
malfunction.
Please contact our head office, or a nearby branch or local office to request servicing.

The battery contains dilute sulfuric acid. If the liquid that has leaked from the battery adhered with
your clothes or skin, wash with clean water. If the liquid entered your eyes, immediately wash with
clean water and see a doctor.

Do not discard because used batteries are recycled. Please contact our head office, or a nearby
branch or local office to request servicing.
The underwater acoustic beacon of fixed protective capsule unit and float free capsule unit has a
built-in lithium battery.
Do not discard because used lithium batteries are recycled. Please contact our head office, or a
nearby branch or local office to request servicing.
If disposing of this equipment, be sure to abide by applicable local laws and regulations.
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WARNING
The Recording Control Unit (NDV-1900/1950) has a UTILITY OUTLET.
When you connect the power plug to the power outlet, insert it firmly.
Failure to do so may cause fire, burns or electric shock.
The Recording Control Unit (NDV-1900/1950) has a UTILITY OUTLET.

Clean dust from the power plug.
Failure to do so may cause fire.
Do not inset or drop any foreign objects such as metallic pieces into an air vent or opening.
Otherwise, it may cause a fire, electric shock or malfunction.
Do not place heavy objects on the power cable or do not bend the power cable by force.
Otherwise, the power cable is damaged, and it may cause a fire, electric shock.
Do not put the container with the liquid on or near this equipment.
Otherwise, if the liquid spill or come in this equipment, it may cause a fire, electric shock, or mal-
function.
If anything abnormal such as smoke, strange smell or unusual heat is emitted, turn off the
POWER switch of the equipment immediately and pull out the power cable. Then, please contact
our head office, or a nearby branch or local office to request servicing. The continued use of the
equipment may cause a fire or electric shock.
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CAUTION
This equipment has warning labels.
Do not try to remove, break or modify the label.
Do not install the equipment on the location where infringed by water, humidity, steam, dust, or
soot.
Otherwise, it may cause a fire, electric shock, or malfunction.
Do not touch this equipment, if hands or gloves are wet with water.
Otherwise, it may cause an electric shock, or a malfunction.
Be sure to hold power supply plug when pulling it out of outlet.

Pulling the power cable without holding the plug may damage the cable and may cause a fire or
an electric shock.
Although the shape of UTILITY OUTLET is for 100VAC, it directly outputs the voltage (100 to
220VAC) that is being input to the RCU. Do not connect a equipment for 100VAC, if 220VAC is
being input. Otherwise, a malfunction may occur.
If the equipment is splashed either with water, wipe it dry immediately.

Otherwise, it may cause a failure or operational malfunctions.
Do not use any organic solvents such as thinner or benzine to clean the surface. These agents
can damage the surface coating.
Be sure to remove dirt and dust from the surface and wipe it using a clean dry cloth.
Do not carry out the tap of the screen by the sharp object.
Otherwise, the screen may be damaged.
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CAUTION
Do not block up the air vent of this equipment.
Otherwise, the inside of equipment is filled with heat, and it may cause fire or malfunction.
Do not install the equipment on the unstable place such as on the shaky stand or inclined surface.
Otherwise, it may drop or fall down, resulting in an injury or malfunction.
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Precautions (FFC)
WARNING
If the false distress alert is transmitted, take the following instructions immediately.
(1) Stop the transmission immediately.
(2) Report the following information to the Maritime Safety Agency.
(a) Ship’s Name, Type and Flag
(b) Capsule ID number (15 character UIN):
(c) Position and Time at the false transmission
(d) Cause of the false transmission
(e) Type, Serial Number and Delivery Date of the capsule
Do not pull up the capsule from water during distress.

If the capsule is taken out from water in distress, it stops sending distress signals.
The capsule EPIRB function must not be used for other than distress.
Otherwise, a large trouble will be given to the search rescue organization.
Do not set the switch to "ON" except the case of manual activation in distress.
Distress signals are transmitted when turning the switch "ON".
The capsule unit must not be taken out from bracket other than distress.
Otherwise, a large trouble will be given to the search rescue organization.
The selector switch must be set to the “READY” position while voyaging.
The hydrostatic release unit (HRU) activates the cutter using spring force. Do not disassemble the
HRU, nor apply pressure to it. Serious injury could result.
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WARNING
Once the hydrostatic release unit (HRU) operates, it cannot be reused. Be careful for capsule so
as not to be stolen or not to be activated by mischief when the ship is in port.
Confirm that the ship's name and ID correspond to those indicated on the label of the capsule
unit.
Rescue work will be planned and executed based on the information of ship's name and ID
transmitted from the capsule unit. Proper planning of rescue work would not be possible if ship's
name and ID are wrong. If the ship's name and ID indicated on the label of the capsule unit is
wrong, ask the purchasing dealer, JRC agent or the JRC branches to change it with correct ship's
name and ID.
If right ID cannot be set in the capsule, do not install the capsule. Otherwise, a large trouble will be
given to the search rescue organization.
Do not install the capsule in an extremely vibrating place such as a handrail. The capsule may be
damaged due to vibration.
Do not install the capsule in a strong magnetic field. The capsule may activate by the magnetic
force.
The capsule must be installed apart from the compass and so for the 0.8 meters or more so that
the magnetism is not influenced.
Mount the capsule on the bracket properly.

Improper mounting causes the capsule not to be automatically released from the bracket in a
sinking.
The battery and hydrostatic release unit (HRU) which expired effective periods expired must not
absolutely be used.
If such battery and HRU are used, the distress signal may not be emitted at the distress. Take
care that their lives do not expire.
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WARNING
Do not install with the capsule battery removed. The distress signal may not be emitted at the
distress.
Do not connect the lanyard to the bracket or ship body.

It disturbs at emergency.
When disposing of the capsule, contact the purchasing dealer, JRC agent or JRC branches to
request servicing.
If the capsule is transmitted the distress signal by improper disposal, large confusion is caused in
search and rescue operations.
Do not make the used battery to short-circuit, discharging electricity compulsorily or using for
other usages. Send used batteries to the purchasing dealer, JRC agent or JRC branches.
Do not discard used batteries. Send used batteries to the purchasing dealer, JRC agent or JRC
branches, to avoid causing environmental problem by throwing them away.
When sell the ship, contact to the purchasing dealer, JRC agent or JRC branches, and request to
register the radio station license and reset up the ship's name and ID.
If registration and reset up are not executed, false transmission or wrong ID code signal might be
transmitted in distress, and it causes serious confusion for search and rescue operation.
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CAUTION
Open slowly the top cover.
If you open faster, the capsule may deviate from bracket and fall down.
Test the EPIRB function, while anchoring in a port.
In EPIRB function test, permitted distress signal for the test purpose is transmitted. Do not exe-
cute the test repeatedly in a short time.
Execute the test in 00 - 05 minutes of each o'clock for the reduction of processing capacity in the
satellite.
Do not remove, destroy, or modify warning labels.
Request purchasing dealer, JRC agent or JRC branches to replace any stained, illegible, or
damaged label.
If the abnormal status is recognized in the capsule. request the service to purchasing dealer, JRC
agent or JRC branches,
If you want to replace or repair the capsule, contact the purchasing dealer, JRC agent or JRC
branches.
Do not use a solvent (paint-thinner, alcohol etc.) or alkaline/neutral detergent to clean up the
capsule.
It causes crack on the resin if such a detergent is used, and the capsule may not operate properly
in the worst case by leaking etc.
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Contents
BEFORE OPERATION ............................................................................................................................... II

PRECAUTIONS.......................................................................................................................................... IV
PRECAUTIONS (FFC) .............................................................................................................................. IX
1. OUTLINE.......................................................................................................................................... 1
1.1. Outline of the Equipment........................................................................................................................... 1
1.2. Feature of New VDR/S-VDR ....................................................................................................................... 1
1.3. JCY-1900/1950 Configuration .................................................................................................................... 3
1.4. Present and New Model Comparison Table ............................................................................................. 8
1.5. JCY-1900/1950 System Diagram ............................................................................................................. 10
1.6. JCY-1900/1950 System Block Diagram .................................................................................................. 11
1.7. JCY-1900/1950 System Network Diagram .............................................................................................. 14
1.8. JCY-1900/1950 System Configuration .................................................................................................... 15
2. MAINTENANCE ............................................................................................................................. 26
2.1. Replacement Parts list ............................................................................................................................. 26
2.2. Maintenance Parts list ............................................................................................................................. 27
2.3. Spare Parts list ......................................................................................................................................... 28
2.4. Fixed Protective Capsule Unit : NDH-338............................................................................................... 29
2.5. Recording Control Unit : NDV-1900/1950 ............................................................................................... 30
2.6. Digital Signal Converter 32CH/64CH: NCT-82/-83 .................................................................................. 43
2.7. Frame Grabber Unit : NWP-69 ................................................................................................................. 44
2.8. Data Acquisition Unit: NCT-84................................................................................................................. 46
2.9. Software Update ....................................................................................................................................... 47
3. OPERATION CHECKING ON HARDWARE ................................................................................. 48
3.1. Fixed Protective Capsule Unit : NDH-338............................................................................................... 48
3.2. Float Free Capsule Unit : NDH-339 ......................................................................................................... 50
3.3. Recording Control Unit: NDV-1900/1950 ................................................................................................ 53
3.4. Operation Panel Unit: NCG-1900/1950 ................................................................................................... 59
3.5. Microphone Unit: NVT-181 and Waterproof Microphone Unit: NVT-182 .............................................. 61
3.6. Digital Signal Converter 32CH and 64CH : NCT-82/83........................................................................... 62
3.7. Frame Grabber Unit: NWP-69 .................................................................................................................. 64
4. TROUBLE SHOOTING.................................................................................................................. 66
5. DIAGNOSIS OF THE CONNECTION EQUIPMENT BY REMOTE MAINTENANCE ................... 74
6. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS (CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS) ....................................................................... 75
6.1. Recording Control Unit: NDV-1900/1950 ................................................................................................ 75
6.2. Operation Panel Unit: NCG-1900/1950 ................................................................................................... 76
6.3. Frame Grabber Unit: NWP-69 .................................................................................................................. 77
6.4. Digital Signal Converter 32CH: NCT-82 .................................................................................................. 78
6.5. Digital Signal Converter 64CH: NCT-83 .................................................................................................. 79
7. SPECIFICATIONS ......................................................................................................................... 81
7.1. NDH-338 Fixed Protective Capsule Unit ................................................................................................. 81
7.2. NDH-339 Float Free Capsule Unit ........................................................................................................... 82
7.3. NDV-1900/1950 Recording Control Unit ................................................................................................. 83
7.4. NCG-1900/1950 Operation Panel Unit ..................................................................................................... 86
7.5. NVT-181 Microphone Unit ........................................................................................................................ 87
7.6. NVT-182 Waterproof Microphone Unit .................................................................................................... 88
7.7. NCT-83 Digital Signal Converter 64CH ................................................................................................... 89
7.8. NCT-82 Digital Signal Converter 32CH ................................................................................................... 90
7.9. NWP-69 Frame Grabber Unit ................................................................................................................... 91
7.10. NCT-84 Data Acquisition Unit .................................................................................................................. 92
7.11. NQE-7700A Junction Box ........................................................................................................................ 93
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7.12. General Environmental Condition .......................................................................................................... 94

8. ANNUAL INSPECTION ................................................................................................................. 96
8.1. Declaration on Completion of Annual Inspection for VDR ................................................................... 96
8.2. Annual Inspection Procedures ............................................................................................................... 96
9. INSPECTION CHECK LIST FOR VDR ......................................................................................... 96
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1. OUTLINE
1. OUTLINE
1.1. Outline of the Equipment

This equipment helps investigators identify the causes of marine accidents in order to prevent their recurrence.
The equipment records navigation and hull data, as required by International Standards.
1.2. Feature of New VDR/S-VDR
1) Sensor Data I/F

● Reduction of serial wiring cables is possible by sharing data (LAN: IEC61162-450) with new RA-
DAR/ECDIS.
(For introduction, confirmation for supervisory authorities and ship's classification is required.)
2) Image Data I/F

● Reduction of RGB wiring cable (5 coaxial cables) is possible by connecting to new RADAR/ECDIS
through LAN (IEC61162-450).
3) Capsule I/F
● No separate power cable is required since power is supplied to the capsule unit with the LAN cable.
4) Data recording in capsule units (meet the demands of new standard)

Both the fixed protective capsule unit and the float-free capsule unit store the data recorded for the past 48
hours.
● In VDR (JCY-1900), install both the protective and the float-free. In S-VDR (JCY-1950), install one of
capsules.
● When retrieving the capsule units from the sea, with this 48-hour data recording function, the situation in
the event of an accident can be analyzed by comparing it to that before the accident.
● Addition of the float-free capsule unit makes the retrieval of recording data easier.
5) Data recording in the internal storage (meet the demands of new standard)
The internal storage stores the data recorded for the past 720 hours.
● With this 720-hour recording internal storage, the residual ratio of accident data rises substantially.
● For voyage within 720 hours, all the data during the voyage can be recorded.
6) Audio recording for the bridge

● The 6-track microphone audio function enables recording of conversations in the bridge at 4 places in
addition to the dedicated audio recording in the wing.
● Sound quality is improved (newly designed microphones and re-examined A/D conversion and com-
pression performance).
● Downsized microphone unit and waterproof microphone unit.
7) VHF audio recoding

● The 2-track VHF audio function enables separate recording of No. 1 VHF and No. 2 VHF.
8) RADAR/ECDIS image recording (meet the demands of new standard)

● The 3-screen capacity for image recording enables recording of 3 screens in total (6 channels at max-
imum) for X band RADAR, S band RADAR and ECDIS.
● Recording image alternately for the same units.
9) Performance test (meet the demands of new standard)

● Checking the latest recorded data is available through the Operation Panel Unit..
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Standards:
• The 3 screens (X band RADAR, S band RADAR and ECDIS) are recorded every 15 seconds.
* When Rader is standby, the screen is recorded every 20 minutes. (The requirement by the standard
is recording every 10 to 30 minutes.)
Screen-1
Screen-2
Screen-3
• For the same units, screens are recorded alternately.
Screen-1
Screen-2
Screen-3
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1.3. JCY-1900/1950 Configuration

1.3.1. JCY-1900 Configuration
1) Standard configuration of the equipment
No. Component Name Type Name Qty Function

1 Recording Control NDV-1900 1 - Output the recorded data to the fixed pro-
Unit (RCU) tective capsule unit, the float-free capsule
Main Control CDJ-2510 unit.
Board - Recording data to the internal storage.
(MCB) - Collecting the radar images, the audio data,
Audio Recording CHA-1900 and the sensor data.
Board (ARB) - Managing and monitoring the VDR system.
Power Supply CBM-221 - If AC input power is lost, it can record data
Unit for 2 hours by the built-in battery.
(PSU)
Terminal Board CQD-2281
(TB)
Battery CBN-80
Playback soft- CYC-826 1 For the accident investigators use.
ware for users Stored in the NDV-1900.
ware for the ac- Stored in the NDV-1900.
cident investiga-
tors
LAN Cable --- 1 For the users use.
Stored in the NDV-1900.
2 Operation Panel Unit NCG-1900 1 - Equipped with 7 inch color LCD.
(OPU) - Operating the VDR system by the touch
panel.
- If the alert occurred, the alert message is
displayed and the alert sound is sounded.
- Equipped with a USB port.
3 Fixed Protective NDH-338 1 - Recording data to the internal storage.
Capsule Unit (FPC) - If the ship has sunk under water, the un-
Beacon unit 7ZZNA4138 derwater acoustic beacon is running.
4 Float Free Capsule NDH-339 1 - Recording data to the internal storage.
Unit (FFC) - If the ship has sunk under water, the capsule
Beacon Battery (TBD) unit floats to the surface and transmits loca-
Recording mod- (TBD) tion information.
ule
HRU (TBD)
5 Junction Box NQE-7700A 1 - For connecting NDH-339
6 Microphone unit NVT-181 4 - Recording the conversation in the bridge.
Accessories
7 Spare Parts for RCU H-7ZXNA4015 1 Fuse: FIH 250 5A(TP.CR)URCSQD-H00
(5ZFWU00005)
Fuse: MF60NR 250V 10 (5ZFGD00017)
Fuse: 1203 (5ZFCK00016)
Fan: 7BFNA4002
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2) Options configuration of the equipment
No. Component Name Type Name Function

1 Microphone unit NVT-181 Excluding the 4 units of standard configura-
2 Waterproof microphone unit NVT-182 tion, the microphone can install 8 units of
option units.
3 Digital Signal Converter NCT-82 (32CH) - Converts the dry contact signal into
(DSC) or IEC61162-1 data and outputs them.
NCT-83 (64CH) - If the optional CEF-60 add, this unit can
convert analog signals
4 Data Acquisition Unit (DAU) NCT-84 - Converts the input sensor data.
- Transmits the converted data via Ethernet.
- Receives heading angle (synchro-
nous/step) signals.
5 Frame Grabber Unit (FGU) NWP-69 - Captures the RADAR/ECDIS display im-
age via RGB signal and converts to PNG
image format.
- Transmits the converted image data to the
RCU via Ethernet.
Accessories
6 Spare Parts for DSC H-7ZXNA4017 Fuse: MF51NR 250V 3.15(5ZFGD00201)
7 Spare Parts for FGU H-7ZXNA4016 Fuse: MF51NR 250V 3.15 (5ZFGD00201)
Fan: 7BFNA4001
8 Spare Parts for DAU H-7ZXNA4018 Fuse: MF51NR 250V 3.15 (5ZFGD00201)
Fuse: MF51NR 250V 0.5 (5ZFGD00019)
Fuse: 1203 (5ZFCK00016)
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1.3.2. JCY-1950 Configuration

• Use Fixed Protective Capsule Unit

(PSU)
(TB)
Battery CBN-80
cident investiga-
tors
panel.
3 Fixed Protective NDH-338 1 - Recording data to the internal storage.
Capsule Unit (FPC) - If the ship has sunk under water, the
Beacon unit H-7ZZNA4138 underwater acoustic beacon is running.
Accessories
(5ZFWU00005)
Fuse: MF60NR 250V 10 (5ZFGD00017)
Fuse: 1203 (5ZFCK00016)
Fan: 7BFNA4002
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• Use Float-free Capsule Unit

(PSU)
(TB)
Battery CBN-80
cident investiga-
tors
panel.
3 Float Free Capsule NDH-339 1 - Recording data to the internal storage.
Unit (FFC) - If the ship has sunk under water, the
Beacon Battery (TBD) capsule unit floats to the surface and
Recording (TBD) transmits location information.
module
HRU (TBD)
4 Junction Box NQE-7700A 1 - For connecting NDH-339
Accessories
(5ZFWU00005)
Fuse: MF60NR 250V 10 (5ZFGD00017)
Fuse: 1203 (5ZFCK00016)
Fan: 7BFNA4002
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No. Component Name Type Name Function

1 Microphone unit NVT-181 Excluding the 4 units of standard configura-
2 Waterproof microphone unit NVT-182 tion, the microphone can install 8 units of
option units.
3 Digital Signal Converter NCT-82 (32CH) - Converts the dry contact signal into
(DSC) or IEC61162-1 data and outputs them.
NCT-83 (64CH) - If the optional CEF-60 add, this unit can
convert analog signals
4 Data Acquisition Unit (DAU) NCT-84 - Converts the input sensor data.
- Transmits the converted data via Ethernet.
- Receives heading angle (synchro-
nous/step) signals.
5 Frame Grabber Unit (FGU) NWP-69 - Captures the RADAR/ECDIS display im-
age via RGB signal and converts to PNG
image format.
- Transmits the converted image data to the
RCU via Ethernet.
Accessories
6 Spare Parts for DSC H-7ZXNA4017 Fuse: MF51NR 250V 3.15(5ZFGD00201)
7 Spare Parts for FGU H-7ZXNA4016 Fuse: MF51NR 250V 3.15 (5ZFGD00201)
Fan: 7BFNA4001
8 Spare Parts for DAU H-7ZXNA4018 Fuse: MF51NR 250V 3.15 (5ZFGD00201)
Fuse: MF51NR 250V 0.5 (5ZFGD00019)
Fuse: 1203 (5ZFCK00016)
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1.4. Present and New Model Comparison Table
* In S-VDR, use one of capsules (: NDH-338 or NDH-339).
1) Standard specifications
Item JCY-1900/1950 JCY-1800/1850
Capsule Fixed Protective Capsule Unit Protective Capsule Unit
・48 hours recording ・12 hours recording
Float-free Capsule Unit None
・48 hours recording
Internal storage for long term re- CF card
cording ・12 hours (half day) recording
・720 hours (30 days) recording
(Unremovable)
Sensor recording LAN: 1 port (IEC61162-450, RMS) LAN: 1 port (dedicated for RMS)
Number of connectable units: 24ch Number of connectable units: 24ch
Serial: 24ch Serial: 32ch
IEC61162-2: 2ch (4800~38400bps) (4800~38400bps)
IEC61162-1: 22ch (4800bps)
Audio recording Bridge audio (microphone) Bridge audio (microphone)
6 tracks x 2ch/track = 12ch 3 tracks x 3ch/track = 9ch
(standard) VHF audio
VHF audio 1 track x 3ch/track = 3ch
2 tracks x 2ch/track = 4ch
Image recording Input signal: LAN(IEC61162-450) Input signal: RGB
Number of available inputs: 6 Number of available inputs: 2
screens screens
Number of screens for recording: Number of screens for recording:
3 screens (standard) 1 screen (standard)
→ 6 screens are se- → 2 screens are se-
lectable for recording. lectable for recording.
Recording both 2 screens
(option)
Electric power failure Operation continues for 2 hours with Same as JCY-1900
UPS.
* Only bridge audio is recorded dur-
ing power failure.
* After power restoration, VDR au-
tomatically returns to the normal
operation.
Operation Panel Unit Display: LCD (Character display) Display: LEDs (Value display)
Operation: Touch Panel Operation: Buttons
* Meets the performance test de- Error information: 4-digit code dis-
manded. play
Stopping/restarting Operation by the Operation Panel Operation by the RCU internal panel.
recording Unit.
・Ensures security with a password
Performance test Checking the latest recorded data is None
available through the Operation
Panel Unit.
Microphone test Automatic test is conducted every 12 Automatic test is conducted every 12
hours. hours.
Manual test is available with the Op-
eration Panel Unit.
Alert output Output port: Dry contact, serial, LAN Output port: Dry contact
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Item JCY-1900/1950 JCY-1800/1850

Taking recorded data Download software is attached. Same as JCY-1900
・Can select the recorded data to be
downloaded from the internal
storage by specifying the time
span.
・Recorded data of 12 hours worth
can be taken within 2.5 hours.
Playback Playback software is attached. Same as JCY-1900
* The under lined parts in JCY-1900 column meet the demands of the new specifications.
2) Option specifications
Item JCY-1900/1950 JCY-1800/1850
RGB input of the Input is possible with the optional Standard
image recording Frame Grabber Unit (FGU).
signal Number of RGB inputs: 2ch
Connectable maximum number of
FGU: 3 units
* 2ch/unit x 3 units
Dry contact signal Input is possible with the optional Same as JCY-1900
input Digital Signal Convertor (DSC).
Number of input dry contacts: Number of input dry contacts:
NCT-82: 32ch NCT-63: 16ch
NCT-83: 64ch NCT-72: 64ch
Analog signal input Input is possible with the optional Same as JCY-1900
A/D Convert Board (ADC).
Number of channels: 8ch
* Can mount on Digital Signal Con-
vertor (DSC).
Sensor input ex- Expandable with the Data Acquisi- None
pansion tion Unit (DAU).
IEC61162-2: 2ch
IEC61162-1: 8ch
Gyro input Input is possible with the Gyro I/F Input is possible with the Recording
Board (GIF). Control Unit (RCU).
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1.5. JCY-1900/1950 System Diagram

* In S-VDR(JCY-1950), the following type name is changed.
・Recording Control Unit（RCU）: NDV-1950
・Operation Panel Unit（OPU）: NCG-1950
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Microphones Waterproof Microphones
External deck above bridge Wheelhouse NVT-181 NVT-182 VHF Radiotelephone
Mic 1-2 Mic 3-4 Mic 7-8 VHF 1-2 VHF 3-4
Protective Float-free Operation Panel Mic Group1 Mic Group2 Mic Group4 Group1 Group2
Capsule Capsule Unit
NDH-338 NDH-339 NCG-1900
LAN LAN [J702]
Capsule built-in Ethernet cable
(Approx. 2m) Real Time
PORT Wing side

STBD Wing side
Junction Monitor PC
Box (Owner Supply)
Mic-1
Mic-2
Mic-3
Mic-4
Mic-7
Mic-8
NQE-7700A
VHF Telephone No.1

VHF Telephone No.3
*Ethernet cable
*Waterproof Ethernet cable *Waterproof Ethernet cable
(Shield Twist-Pair cable (Shield Twist-Pair cable
with waterproof) with waterproof)
Max. 30m Max. 30m
*Ethernet cable
*TTYCS-1Q
*TTYCS-1Q
*TTYCS-1Q
*TTYCS-1Q
* TTYCS-1
* TTYCS-1
*TTYCYS-1Q
*TTYCYS-1Q
[J511-3] [J511-4] [J511-1] [J511-2] [J517] [TB901] [TB903] [TB905] [TB907] [TB909] [TB911] [TB913] [TB915] [J512]
CAPSULE CAPSULE Operation Panel Unit DATA [TB902] [TB904] [TB906] [TB908] [TB910] [TB912] [TB914] [TB916]
1.6.1. JCY-1900 System Block Diagram
VDR-LAN Bridge Audio VHF Audio EXT-LAN
ch1-2: IEC61162-2 (38400bps)

ch3-20: IEC61162-1 (4800bps) Recording Control Unit (RCU): NDV-1900
1.6. JCY-1900/1950 System Block Diagram
ch21-24: IEC61162-1/others (4800bps-38400bps)

[TB401] [TB403] [TB404] [TB405] [TB406] Dry Contact
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JRC-LAN [TB402] AC IN
[ch2] [ch4] [ch6] [ch8] [ch10] [ch12] [ch14] [ch16] [ch18] [ch20] [ch22] [ch24]
[ch1] [ch3] [ch5] [ch7] [ch9] [ch11] [ch13] [ch15] [ch17] [ch19] [ch21] [ch23] [J513] [J514] [J515] [J516] out [TB101] E
*1t x 25
*TTYCS-4
* TTYCS-4
* TTYCS-1
* TTYCS-1
* TTYCS-1
* TTYCS-1
* TTYCS-1
* TTYCS-1
* TTYCS-1
* TTYCS-1
* TTYCS-1
* TTYCS-1
* TTYCS-1
* TTYCS-1
* TTYCS-1
*Ethernet cable
[TB101] Digital Signal Converter(DSC)
AIS
NCT-82(32ch)
DGPS
BNWAS
■Connecting MFD/RADAR/ECDIS via IEC61162-450(Ethernet)
*DPYCS-2.5
Auto-pilot
Speed Log
AC220V 60Hz 1 phase
Anemometer
Echo Sounder
A/D Option To Digital Signal Converter *DPYCS-1.5
Gyro Compass
Dry contact in
CEF-60 NCT-82:[TB1] AC220V 60Hz 1 phase
Engine Telegraph
[ch1-32]
[ch1-8] E [TB1]
Rudder Angle Indicator

*0.5t x 25
Alarm Monitoring System
M/E Remote Control System

AC Distributor
* TTYCS-x
* MPYC-xx
Electronical Logbook (if installed)

JCY-1900/1950
Electronic Inclinometer (if installed)

[To JRC-Network]
ECDIS and RADAR for image acquisition
Emergency AC Power Switchboard
(Yard)
(Yard)
Analog
[Emergency Generator Room]
Dry Contact
From AC Distributor
*: Yard supply cables
JCY-1900 VOYAGE DATA RECORDER: CONNECTION DIAGRAM
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VDR Service Manual
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AIS * TTYCS-4
DGPS * TTYCS-1
Speed Log * TTYCS-1
Gyro Compass * TTYCS-1
Auto-pilot * TTYCS-1
Rudder Angle Indicator * TTYCS-1
Echo Sounder * TTYCS-1
Engine Telegraph * TTYCS-1
M/E Remote Control System * TTYCS-1
Alarm Monitoring System * TTYCS-1
BNWAS * TTYCS-1
* TTYCS-1
Electronic Inclinometer (if installed)
ECDIS * TTYCS-1
*Ethernet cable
X-Band Radar (JMA-9100 series) * TTYCS-1
S-Band Radar (JMA-9100 series) * TTYCS-1
Anemometer * TTYCS-1
Electronical Logbook (if installed) * TTYCS-1
*TTYCS-4
Dry Contact * MPYC-xx
(Yard)
Analog * TTYCS-x
(Yard)
From AC Distributor
*TTYCS-1Q
Mic-1
*TTYCS-1Q
X-Band Radar Mic-2
*TTYCS-1Q
S-Band Radar Mic-3
*TTYCS-1Q
Mic-4
From AC Distributor
*Ethernet cable
Main ECDIS *TTYCYS-1Q
Mic-7 PORT Wing side
*TTYCYS-1Q
Mic-8 STBD Wing side
Backup ECDIS
From AC Distributor
* TTYCS-1
VHF Telephone No.1
* TTYCS-1
VHF Telephone No.3
VDR Real Time Monitor PC
(Owner)
*DPYCS-2.5 *Ethernet cable
AC220V 60Hz 1 phase
■Connecting RADAR/ECDIS and optional Frame Grabber Unit (NWP-69) via RGB signal
VDR Service Manual JCY-1900/1950
1. OUTLINE
1. OUTLINE
1.6.2. JCY-1950 System Block Diagram

In S-VDR(JCY-1950), Connection of the capsule to the RCU is different from the VDR(JCY-1900). According to
the following figure, replace chapter 1.6.1. (JCY-1900) with the figure of JCY-1950.
* In S-VDR(JCY-1950), the following type name is changed.

JCY-1900 : CONNECTION DIAGRAM JCY-1950 : CONNECTION DIAGRAM

1) Use NDH-338
NCG-1950
*Ethernet cable
NDV-1950
TYCS-4
TYCS-1
TYCS-1
TYCS-1
TYCS-1
TYCS-1
TYCS-1
TYCS-1
TYCS-1
TYCS-1
TYCS-1
TYCS-1
TYCS-1
TYCS-1
2) Use NDH-339
NDV-1900
NCG-1950 *Ethernet cable
NDV-1950
TYCS-4
TYCS-1
TYCS-1
TYCS-1
TYCS-1
TYCS-1
TYCS-1
TYCS-1
TYCS-1
TYCS-1
TYCS-1
TYCS-1
TYCS-1
TYCS-1
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1. OUTLINE
1.7. JCY-1900/1950 System Network Diagram

* In S-VDR(JCY-1950), use one of capsules (: NDH-338 and NDH-339).
* In S-VDR, the following type name is changed.
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1.8. JCY-1900/1950 System Configuration

System Configuration
Unit Type Name Circuitry Model number Remarks
Recording Control NDV-1900/1950 Main Control Board CDJ-2510
Unit (MCB)
(RCU) Audio Recording CHA-1900
Board (ARB)
Power Supply Unit CBM-221
(PSU)
Terminal Board (TB) CQD-2281
Long-term medium CDD-756 Installed in the
MCB
Battery (BAT) CBN-80 Built-in CHG-232
(Thermo sensor
board)
Operation Panel Unit NCG-1900/1950 Operation Panel CDC-1900
(OPU) Board (OPB)
Fixed Protective NDH-338 ― NDH-338
Capsule Unit (FPC)
Float-free Capsule NDH-339 ― NDH-339
Unit (FFC)
Junction Box NQE-7700A ― NQE-7700A For connecting
NDH-339
Microphone Unit NVT-181 ― NVT-181 Indoor
(MIC)
Waterproof Micro- NVT-182 ― NVT-182 Option
phone Unit (MIC)
Frame Grabber Unit NWP-69 Frame Grabber CKA-137A Option
(FGU) Board (FGB)
Filter Board CBJ-166
Digital Signal Con- NCT-82 Dry Contact Signal CQD-2284 Option
verter 32ch (DSC) Input Board (DSB)
Digital Signal Con- NCT-83 Dry Contact Signal CQD-2285 Option
verter 64ch (DSC) Input Board (DSB)
Data Acquisition Unit NCT-84 Serial LAN Converter CMH-2370 Option
(DAU) Board (SLC)
Analog Option Board CMJ-560
(AOC)
Gyro I/F Board (GIF) CMJ-554
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Recording Control Unit RCU: NDV-1900/1950
Long-term medium (SSD)
Main Control Board
Audio Recording Board

Power Supply Unit
Terminal Board
Battery
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Operation Panel Unit OPU: NCG-1900/1950
7-inch Touch Panel
Speaker
Rotary Knob
HOME Button
USB Port
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Fixed Protective Capsule Unit FPC: NDH-338
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Float-free Capsule Unit FFC: NDH-339
UNIT : mm
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Junction Box: NQE-7700A
UNIT : mm
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Microphone Unit: NVT-181
Plug hole
Coated grommet
Waterproof Microphone Unit: NVT-182
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Frame Grabber Unit FGU: NWP-69
D-sub Connector
LAN Connector
Ground Terminal
Power Switch Fuse Power Terminal

Block
Frame Grabber Board
Fan
Filter Board
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Digital Signal Converter DSC: NCT-82 (32ch)
UNIT : mm
Dry Contact Signal

Input Board
Filter Board
Power Supply Unit
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Digital Signal Converter DSC: NCT-83 (64ch)
Power Supply Unit
Dry Contact Signal

Input Board
Filter Board
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Data Acquisition Unit DAU: NCT-84
Analog Option Board
Gyro I/F Board
Serial LAN Converter

Board
Filter Board
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2. MAINTENANCE
2. MAINTENANCE
2.1. Replacement Parts list
The following is replacement parts. Using the OPU, check the expiration date. (Refer to 3.4.3.)
* When replacing parts, it is necessary to set the expiration date with maintenance software. (Refer to 2.9.2)
Parts name
No Name of Component Expiration date Replacement method
(Type Name)
1 RCU（NDV-1900/1950） Replacement Parts
Kit (7ZZNA4134)
FAN 2 pieces 4.5 years after installing Refer to 2.5.3.

(7BFNA4002)
Battery 4.5 years after manufac- Refer to 2.5.1.
(CBN80) turing
2 FPC（NDH-338） Beacon 3 years after manufactur- Refer to 2.4.1.
(7ZZNA4138） ing
3 FFC（NDH-339） Battery 4 or 5 years after （*1）
(TBD) Installing
(follow the Classification
Society)
HRU (Hydrostatic 2 years after installing （*1）
Release Unit）
(TBD)
4 OPU（NCG-1900/1950） LCD Operating time 50,000 Replace the unit.
hours
5 FGU（NWP-69） Fan 4.5 years after installing Refer to 2.7.1.
(7BFNA4001)
*1 It is necessary to receive the capsule manufacturers (JOTRON) training for Replacement of FFC.
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2.2. Maintenance Parts list
The following is maintenance parts.
No Unit (Model) Parts name (Code) Remark
1 RCU Main Control Board (CDJ2510) With two security seal.

（NDV-1900/1950） Long-term recording medium (CDD756) 1 piece. Need two pieces in the
system.
With four fixing screws and one
security seal.
Audio Recording Board (CHA1900)
Terminal Board (CQD2281)
Power Supply Unit (CBM221)
Battery Unit (CBN80) With harness
FAN (7BFNA4002) 1 piece. Need two pieces in the
system.
2 OPU No parts Set exchange.
(NCG-1900/NCG-1950)
3 DSC 32ch Main Board (CQD2284)
(NCT-82)
A/D Converter Board (CEF60-R)
Filter Unit (CBJ166)
4 DSC 64ch Main Board (CQD2285)
(NCT-83) A/D Converter Board (CEF60-R)
5 DAU Serial LAN Converter board (CMH2370)
(NCT-84)
Analog Option Circuit (CMJ560)
Gyro Interface board (CMJ554)
6 FGU Frame Grabber Board (CKA-137A)
(NWP-69) Filter Unit (CBJ166)
FAN (7BFNA4001)
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2.3. Spare Parts list
The following is spare parts that are attached to each unit.
No Name of Component Type Name Parts
1 Spare Parts for RCU H-7ZXNA4015 fuse：FIH 250

(NDV-1900/1950) 5A(TP.CR)URCSQD-H00(5ZFWU00005)
fuse：MF60NR 250V 10 (5ZFGD00017)
fuse：1203 (5ZFCK00016)
Fan：7BFNA4002
No Name of Component Type Name Parts
2 Spare Parts for FGU (NWP-69) H-7ZXNA4016 fuse：MF51NR 250V 3.15 (5ZFGD00201)
Fan：7BFNA4001
3 Spare Parts for DSC (NCT-82/83) H-7ZXNA4017 fuse：MF51NR 250V 3.15(5ZFGD00201)
4 Spare Parts for DAU (NCT-84) H-7ZXNA4018 fuse：MF51NR 250V 3.15 (5ZFGD00201)
fuse：MF51NR 250V 0.5 (5ZFGD00019)
fuse：1203 (5ZFCK00016)
fuse：1215 (5ZFCK00017)
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2. MAINTENANCE
2.4. Fixed Protective Capsule Unit : NDH-338
2.4.1. Exchange of the beacon
1) The removal method
1 Remove the bracket with Beacon from the cap-

sule unit.
1)
1) Remove four inner side hexagon screws and

remove a bracket.
2 Remove Beacon from bracket.
2) The mounting method
Carry out mounting in the reverse order to removal.
* Do not forget attachment of washer.

* Attach Beacon so that the expiration date can be seen.
* Set the expiration date with maintenance software. (Refer to 2.9.2.)
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2.5. Recording Control Unit : NDV-1900/1950
* Before removal, check that the power supply of the RCU is OFF.
2.5.1. Exchange of the Battery
1 In the following steps, loosen four screws, and

remove the bracket.
1) Loosen Two screws in the rear side.
2) Remove Two screws in the front side.
1)
* If Step 2) is done ahead of Step 1), tapped holes
2) may be damaged.
Bracket.
2 Set the battery on the RCU so that terminal come

in the front side.
Terminal
3 Set the bracket on the RCU, and in the following

steps, tighten four screws.
1) Set the bracket on the RCU, tighten four
2)
screws temporarily (lightly).
2) 2) Tighten two screws in the rear side.
3) Tighten two screws in the front side.
* If Step 3) is done ahead of Step 2), tapped holes

3) may be damaged.
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4 Connect the connector of battery cable to the

terminal.
Terminal of PSU
5 Fix the battery cable by twisting the Coaching

clip.
The procedure mounting a battery is completed.
* Set the expiration date with maintenance

software. (Refer to 2.9.2.)
Carry out removal in the reverse order to mounting.
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2.5.2. Exchange of the fuse
1) Fuse in PSU FIH 250 5A(TP.CR)URCSQD-H00 (5ZFWU00005)

2) Fuse in battery MF60NR 250V 10 (5ZFGD00017)
3) Fuse in External Signal Connection I/F Board 1203 (5ZFCK00016)
2)
3)
1)
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2.5.3. Exchange of the Fan
1 Remove the PSU cover.
1) Remove the battery cable.

2) Remove four screws, remove the cover.
2)
1)
2 Remove Fan cable.

2) cable
clamp
1) J508
J507
1) Remove cable from J507 and J508 on the
MCB.
2) Remove cable from the cable clamp.
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3 Remove the Fan unit（Fan*2+Bracket）.
1) Remove two screws in the front side.

2) Loosen a screw in the rear side.
3) Sliding the Bracket to the left, remove the unit.
4 Remove the Fan from the Bracket.
1) Remove eight screws.

2) Exchange for new Fan.
* Turn the label to the outside of the Bracket,

and the cable to upper side.
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* When attaching the Fan to the Bracket, turn the label to the outside of the Bracket, and the cable to upper side.
* The Fan cable is fixed by a cable clamp to keep from hitting the Fan.
・ Connect the cable Z101(rear side) to J507 after letting the cable pass twice to the clamp. (make a ring.)
・ Connect the cable Z102(front side) to J508 after letting the cable pass once to the clamp.
Z102
Z101
J508
J507
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2.5.4. Exchange of the Audio Recording Board
1 Remove six screws, remove the protect cover.
2 1) Remove two cable on the ARB.

1) Remove W105 from J604.
* Push down two locking levers inside.
2)
3
1)
Remove the ARB.
1) Remove six hexagon spacers.
* Use the nut driver.
2) Remove the ARB from the MCB.

* The ARB is connected to MCB by two
connectors.
2)
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Carry out mounting in the reverse order to removal..
* Insert the ARB in two connectors on the MCB firmly.

* Be careful of routing of the cable W104, W105.
Crease
Line 1
W105 routing
W104 routing
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2.5.5. Exchange of the Internal Storage (SSD)
1 Remove the protect cover and the ARB.

Refer to 2.5.4.
SSD#1 SSD#2
* Two SSD are connected to the MCB upper
part.
2 1) Remove the SSD.
1) Remove the security sticker.

2) Remove four screws.
* Because the screw is very small, use the
tweezers.
3) Remove the SSD from the connector.
2)
3)
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Carry out mounting in the reverse order to removal..
* When connecting the SSD into J504(J505), adjust according to the four screw hole position.
（When inserting the SSD into J504(J505) all the way, screw holes may not fit.）
* Put a security sticker (PNN48572) on SSD and the connector.

(The sticker can be used only once.)
2.5.6. Exchange of the Main Control Board
1 Remove the protect cover and the ARB.

Refer to 2.5.4.
2 1) Remove cable on the MCB.

2)
1) Remove Fan cable from J508, J507.
2) Remove a power cable from J502.
(J502 has a hook in the right side.)
3) Remove all LAN cable.
3)
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3 Remove the MCB.

1)
1) Remove six hexagon spacers.

* Use the nut driver.
2) Remove five screws.
2)
* Connect the cable Z101（rear side Fan） to J507, Connect the cable Z102（front side Fan）to J508.
（Refer to2.5.3）.
* After the MCB exchanged, update the MCB software and check the settings with maintenance software.
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2.5.7. Exchange of the Power Supply Unit
1 Remove the PSU cover.

1) Remove the battery cable.
2) Remove four screws in front, remove the cov-
er.
2)
1)
2 Remove two cable from the PSU.

2)
1) * Those connectors have a hook.
3 1) 2) Remove the PSU (board + heat sink).
1) Remove eight screws on the board.

2) Remove three screws on the heat sink.
* If there is no space, remove the battery once.

(Refer to 2.5.1).
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* Be careful of routing of cable W101, W102.
W101 routing W102 routing
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2.6. Digital Signal Converter 32CH/64CH: NCT-82/-83
2.6.1. Exchange of the Fuse
Fuse: MF51NR 250V 3.15(5ZFGD00201)
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2.7. Frame Grabber Unit : NWP-69
Fuse: MF51NR 250V 3.15 (5ZFGD00201)
2.7.2. Exchange of the Fan
1 Remove four screws, remove the top cover.
2 Remove the Fan cable from J1.
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3 Remove the Fan unit (Fan + Bracket）.
1) Loosen two screws.

2) Sliding the unit below, remove the unit.
4 Remove the Fan from the Bracket.
1) Remove four screws.

2) Exchange for new Fan.
* Turn the label to the front, and the cable to

right-hand side.
* When attaching the Fan to the Bracket, turn the label to the front, and the cable to right-hand side.
* When attaching the Fan unit to the FGU, turn the label on the Fan to the outside.
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2.8. Data Acquisition Unit: NCT-84

Fuse：1215 (5ZFCK00017)
Fuse：1203 (5ZFCK00016)
Fuse: MF51NR 250V 0.5

(5ZFGD00019)
Fuse MF51NR 250V 3.15

(5ZFGD00201)
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2.9. Software Update
2.9.1. Software Update

The MCB, ARB and OPU software can be updated. Refer to Installation Manual (Software Part) section 9 for more in-
formation.
1) Log in to the maintenance software, and select [Software Update] ⇒ Tab[SOFTWARE UPDATE].
2) Select Tab[RCU] or [OPU].
3) Click [Browse], and select program file for update.
4) Click [Update], and then update is started.
2.9.2. Setting of expiration date in Replacement Parts
Set the expiration date (month / year) of replacement parts. Refer to Installation Manual (Software Part) 4.3.2 for more
information.
1) Log in to the maintenance software, and select [Home]⇒Tab[Installation]⇒[SYSTEM].

2) Select Tab[Replacement parts].
3) Input the expiration date, and click [Set].
4) Operation time (unit: time) of some parts is calculated and displayed by the VDR. After Replacement, click [Clear]
to clear the value.
(When Expiration passed 1 year, ● (red) is displayed.)
* Check the setup from the OPU after setup. （Refer to 3.4.3.）
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3. OPERATION CHECKING ON HARDWARE
3.1. Fixed Protective Capsule Unit : NDH-338
3.1.1. Check of the beacon
1) Expiration date
Check the expiration date written to the beacon. When the expiration date is less than one year, replace the beacon.
2) Battery voltage
Measure the battery voltage in the following procedure. (check the method written to the beacon).
When battery voltage is less than 2.5V, replace the beacon.
・ From serial number 18717-00-30336 on ： Less than 3.2V

・ From serial number 18717-00-30001 to 18717-00-30335 ： Less than 2.5V
1 Short-circuit between terminals for 3 sec with

lead.
2 Remove lead, measure the voltage between ter-

minals with the multimeter.
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3) Checking the beacon operation

Monitor an outputting acoustic signal from the beacon with the Beacon checker (7HMNA4001).
• Turn on the beacon tester with turning a volume switch.

• Short-circuit between terminals in order to operate the Beacon.
• If the oscillation sound of the Beacon can be heard, judge that the Beacon is operating normally.
Beacon checker （7HMNA4001）
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3.2. Float Free Capsule Unit : NDH-339
It recommends testing the following every month.
3.2.1. EPIRB function test
There are two different kinds of tests that can be performed: “NORMAL SELF-TEST” and “EXTENDED SELF-TEST
INCLUDING GPS-TEST”.
“EXTENDED SELF-TEST” involves both the self-test and GPS-test, so this test is recommended.
* What the self-test actually does is to send out a short test signal on 121,5 and 406,037MHz, testing the output of the
transmitter. While transmitting the test signal, the battery voltage, output power and phase lock is tested.
* During the test of the 406MHz transmitter a test message is transmitted, this test message is coded with a special syn-
chronization code and will not be recognized as real alert by the Cospas-Sarsat satellites.
* The GPS-test might take up to 2 minutes to be successful. Limit this test to maximum once per month because this test
will reduce lifetime of EPIRB battery. The extended self-test are imitated to 60 for a period of 5-year.
1) NORMAL SELF-TEST
・Release front cover by removing the cotter pin.
Cotter pin
・Push and hold switch in TEST position for 15 seconds.
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・Test passed after one single flash only. See the following table about error.
Number of flashes Fault indication:

1 NONE
2 Low power on 406 MHz transmitter
3 Low battery voltage
4 Low power on 121.5 MHz transmitter
5 PLL on 406 MHz transmitter out of lock
6 PLL on 121.5 MHz transmitter out of lock
7 EPIRB module not programmed or programming not complete
・Release the switch and fit the front cover.
2) EXTENDED SELF-TEST INCLUDING GPS-TEST
・Release top cover by removing the cotter pin.

・Move Switch to TEST-position twice within 3 seconds and release back to READY-position.
・EPIRB will BEEP shortly every 3 seconds until GPS position acquired.
・OK = 2 BEEPS. See the following table about error.
Number of BEEPS Fault indication:

2 NONE
5 Did not acquire GPS position
10 Number of GPS TEST above limit (>60)
・Normal SELF-TEST is performed after successful GPS TEST and position transmitted on 406.037 MHz. GPS position
may also be received on an EPIRB Tester for verification.
3.2.2. Visual Inspection
Check the following.
・When the capsule release away, checks that there is no obstacle in the circumference of the bracket.
・Check for defects on the capsule or brackets
・Make sure that the capsule and bracket are not painted or otherwise covered with chemicals, oil, etc
・Is the lanyard firmly attached to the capsule ? (and not tied to the vessel)
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3.2.3. Check the expiration dates
Check the following. If the expiry date is approaching, replace new one.
・ EPIRB Battery
・ Hydrostatic Release Unit (HRU)
Expiration date of HRU

(Hydrostatic Release Unit）
Expiration date of Battery
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3.3. Recording Control Unit: NDV-1900/1950
3.3.1. Main Control Board : CDJ-2510

1) LAN
LEDs are incorporated into every LAN connector in RCU to display the status.
The lighting specifications of the LEDs

LED Name Lighting Specifications
LINK/ACT LED Lights when the LINK is established
(Yellow) Blinks at the time of receiving or sending data.
Lights or blinks continuously in normal operation
Check the wiring and the power source when it is off.
SPEED LED Lights when the LINK is established on 100BASE-T.
(Green) Off when the LINK is established on 10BASE-T.
Lights or off in normal operation.
SPEED LED (GREEN)

LINK/ACT LED (YELLOW)
SPEED LED (GREEN)

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2) System status
The MCB has LEDs that display RCU system status.

“SYS”（Green/Red） Lights green when RCU is operating.
Blinks green when RCU startup.
Blinks red when RCU shutdown.
Lights green when RCU is safemode.
“REC” （Green/Red） Lights Green when RCU is recording.
Blinks Red when RCU is safemode.
“ERR”（Red） Lights when some error occurs.
“BATT.OP”（Green/Red） Lights Green when RCU is supplied power from the battery
Lights Red when the voltage of the battery is lower than the rated value.
“SSD1” （Green） Lights when SSD1 is supplied with power.
“SSD2” （Green） Lights when SSD2 is supplied with power.
“FAN” （Green） Lights when Fan is supplied with power.
“BATT” （Green） Lights green when RCU is supplied with power.
BATT.
SYS REC ERR OP
SSD1 SSD2 FAN BATT.
expansion
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3.3.2. Audio Recording Board : CHA-1900
Audio Recording Board(CHA-1900) on the RCU has the LEDs that display the following state.
1) Power

“POWER”（Green） Lights when the ARB is supplied with power.
“5.0V”（Green） Lights when the ARB is supplied with 5.0V
“3.3V”（Green） Lights when the ARB is supplied with 3.3V
2) Audio record

CD203（Green） Lights when the communication error to MCB occurs.
CD202（Green） Lights when the timeout of the task occurs.
CD201（Green） Lights when some ARB error occurs.
CD206（Green） Lights when the microphone test is operating.
CD205（Green） Blinks every 1 minutes.（means the cycle of a recording file creation.）
CD204（Green） Blinks every 128 msec.（means the buffer cycle.）
3) Serial received signal

The ARB has LEDs that display existence or non-existence of the reception data sent from the device which is con-
nected via the serial line. All channels (CH1-24) have respective RX-LEDs.

RX LED Display Reception Data
(GREEN)
Blinks. Exists.
Lights up. Exists. (The cable may be connected reversely.)
Goes out. Not exists.
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3.3.3. Battery
1) Expiration date
Check the expiration date written to the battery.
2) Battery voltage
To check the power supply battery voltage, use the maintenance software, or measure it at the following battery ter-
minals with a digital volt-ohm meter.
Because when the battery is charged, the charge voltage is applied to the battery, the battery voltage cannot be meas-
ured correctly with the digital volt-ohm meter. Therefore measure the voltage when the RCU power is off.
If the battery voltage is lower than “12V”, replace the battery with new one.
Specification of Battery charge:

・ After the power on, charges the battery for 20 hours continuity.
・ Charges the battery once a day for 10 minutes automatically.
・ When the RCU recovered from blackout, the battery will be charged for 10 times of the period which had
blackout.
Turn OFF the power.
Battery terminal (-) Battery terminal (+)
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3.3.4. Fan
Check that the Fan is rotating according to the following.
1) Check that the wind has come out from the air vent of the RCU right-hand side.
2) Check that no Fan alert is displayed on the OPU.
Fan1 Fan2
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3.4. Operation Panel Unit: NCG-1900/1950
3.4.1. Adjusting the screen brightness

Touch [Setup]→[Dimmer] to call the Dimmer screen. Adjust the screen brightness by [up/down] button.
Refer to Instruction Manual 4.6.2 for more information.
Dimmer screen
3.4.2. Adjusting the screen touch sound volume

Touch [Setup]→[Volume] to call the volume screen. Adjust the volume by [up/down] button.
Refer to Instruction Manual 4.6.3 for more information.
Screen touch sound volume screen
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3.4.3. Check of expiration date in Replacement Parts
Check expiration date of the Replacement parts. （Refer to 2.1）.

Touch [Setup]→[Replacement parts] to call the Replacement Parts screen.
Refer to Instruction Manual for more information.
* If the expiration date is less than one year, an alert occurs.（refer to section 4）.
* The OPU Displays the operation time.
Replacement Parts screen
3.4.4. Changing the password

Touch [Setup]→[Change password] to call Change password screen. Input current and new password.
Password is two kinds.

1) User Password
The factory-set password is "0000". The password must be managed by the ship administrator.
2) Master Password
The password is for service engineers. It is fixed to "9998".
* When user have lost a user password

In Change password screen, input the master password “9998”to [Current password].
And input new user password to [New password] and [New password for verify].
Change password screen
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3.5. Microphone Unit: NVT-181 and Waterproof Microphone Unit: NVT-182
Touch [Check]→[Audio]→<an audio column > to call Audio data check screen. Check the recording and playback func-
tion by [REC/PLAY] button. And Check MIC test by [Test] button.
* In the MIC test, the test signal is output from the Microphone.
Audio data check screen
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3.6. Digital Signal Converter 32CH and 64CH : NCT-82/83
The dry Contact Signal Input Board (CQD-2284, 2285) on the DSC has the LEDs that display the following state.
1) COMMUNICATION
The lighting specifications of the LEDs:

“TXD1” Lights when CH1 is transmitting.
“RXD1” Lights when CH1 is receiving.
“TXD2” (only NCT-83) Lights when CH2 is transmitting.
“RXD2” (only NCT-83) Lights when CH2 is receiving.
2) POWER

“PWR(5V)” Lights when the DSC is supplied with 5V.
“PWR(12V)” Lights when the DSC is supplied with 12V.
3) Dry Contact
This LEDs shows status of each dry contact signals.
Check the change of state of dry contact signals by the display of LEDs.

CDn (NCT-82: n:1-32) OPEN: Green LED put out lights
(NCT-83: n:1-64) CLOSE: Green LED lights up
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*CD1-32
NCT-82 CQD-2284
*CD1-64
NCT-83 CQD-2285
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3.7. Frame Grabber Unit: NWP-69
LEDs are incorporated into every LAN connector in FGU to display the status.

LINK/ACT LED Lights when the LINK is established
(Yellow) Blinks at the time of receiving or sending data.
SPEED LED Lights when the LINK is established on 100BASE-T.
(Green) Off when the LINK is established on 10BASE-T.
SPEED LED (GREEN)
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Serial LAN Converter Board (CMH-2370) on the DAU has LEDs that display the following state.
1) POWER

[24V](Green) Lights when the DAU is supplied with power.
2) LAN

CH0:CD53 Lights when the LINK is established
CH1:CD55(Green) Blinks at the time of receiving or sending data.
CH0:CD52 Lights when the LINK is established on 100BASE-T.
CH1:CD54(Green) Off when the LINK is established on 10BASE-T.
CH0
CH1
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4. TROUBLE SHOOTING
Shows the error indication and countermeasure.
* The document written in Chapter 5 of Installation Manual (Hardware Part) is written to Chapter 3 of the service manual too. (“Operation Checking on hardware”.)
OPU Error Indication Table

Error Error
Indication Contents Actions to take
codes type
001 WARNING Recording stop The data recording is stopping. 1) Operate the OPU, restart the record. (Refer to Instruction manual 4.8.4).
2) Replace the MCB. (Refer to Service manual 2.5.6)
002 CAUTION Blackout The AC input power is not sup- 1) Check the switchboard.
plied to the RCU. 2) Check the AC line fuse in the RCU. If the AC line fuse blown, replace the
fuse. (Refer to Service manual 2.5.2)
3) Replace the MCB. （Refer to Service manual 2.5.6）
003 CAUTION Battery low voltage The voltage of RCU's built-in 1) Check the connection of the battery.
battery is lower than the rated (Refer to Installation Manual (Hardware Part) 2.5)
value. 2) Charge the battery for 10 hours or more.
3) Using Multimeter, measure battery voltage.
(Refer to Installation Manual (Hardware Part) 5.3.3）
4_1) Battery voltage is below the standard ： Replace the battery.
（Refer to Service manual 2.5.1）
4_2) Battery voltage is beyond the standard ： replace the MCB or the PSU.
(Refer to Service manual 2.5.7, 2.5.6.)
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Error Error
codes type
004 CAUTION Fan1(2) failure in RCU The RCU's built-in fan is stop- 1) Check that Fan is operating.
005 ping. (Refer to Installation Manual (Hardware Part) 5.3.4）
2_1) Fan is operating：Reboot the RCU. If the alert does not disappear, re-
place the MCB. （Refer to Service manual 2.5.6.）
2_2) Fan is not operating：Check that connection of Fan cable. （Refer to
Installation Manual (Hardware Part).）
And check the LED “Fan” on the RCU is on.
（Refer to Installation Manual (Hardware Part) 5.3.1）.
3_1) LED”Fan” is on : Replace the Fan. （Refer to Service manual 2.5.3.）
3_2) LED”Fan” is off : Replace the MCB. (Refer to Service manual 2.5.6）
006 WARNING Battery failure The voltage of RCU's built-in 1) Check the connection of the battery.
battery is deteriorating. 2) Using Multimeter, measure battery voltage. (Refer to Installation Manual
(Hardware Part) 5.3.3.）
3_1) Battery voltage is below the standard ： Replace the battery.
（Refer to Service manual 2.5.1.）
3_2) Battery voltage is beyond the standard ： Replace the MCB or the PSU.
(Refer to Service manual 2.5.7, 2.5.6.)
007 CAUTION Battery high The temperature of RCU's 1) Check the temperature of the room where the VDR is installed.
temperature built-in battery is higher than the 2) Replace the battery. (Refer to Service manual 2.5.1.)
rated value. 3) Replace the MCB or the PSU.(Refer to Service manual 2.5.7, 2.5.6.)
008 WARNING Battery high The charge voltage of RCU's 1) Reboot the RCU.
charging voltage built-in batterys higher than the 2) Replace the battery. (Refer to Service manual 2.5.1.)
rated value. 3) Replace the MCB or the PSU. (Refer to Service manual 2.5.7, 2.5.6.)
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Error Error
codes type
031 CAUTION Time synchronization The RCU cannot receive the 1) Check the connection of the GPS.
failure ZDA sentence from the GPS. (Refer to Installation Manual (Hardware Part) 3.3.8).
2_1) When some error (CAUTION) about GPS connection channel occurs on
the OPU : Check the setting of this channel with Maintenance software.
(Refer to Installation Manual (Software Part) 4.4.)
2_2) When some error (CAUTION) about the GPS connection channel
doesn't occurs on the OPU : GPS reception may be set to other chan-
nels. Check the setting of each channel with Maintenance software.
(Refer to Installation Manual (Software Part) 4.4.)
041 CAUTION OPU1 communication The RCU cannot communicate 1) Check the connection.
failure the OPU. （Refer to Installation Manual (Hardware Part) 3.3.4.）.
And check the LED of LAN connector (「LINK/ACT」）is blinking.
(Refer to Installation Manual (Hardware Part) 5.3.1).
2) Replace the OPU.
3) Replace the MCB. (Refer to Service manual 2.5.6.)
059 INFO Battery expiration date The expiration date is less than 1) Check the expiration date written on the battery.
one year. 2_1) The expiration date is right： Replace the battery.
2_2) The expiration date is not right： Set up the right expiration date with
maintenance software.（Refer to Service manual 2.9.2.）
060 INFO Fixed capsule beacon The expiration date is less than 1) Check the expiration date written on the beacon.
expiration date one year. 2_1) The expiration date is right： Replace the beacon.
2_2) The expiration date is not right： Set up the right expiration date with
maintenance software.（Refer to Service manual 2.9.2.）
061 INFO Float-free capsule The expiration date is less than 1) Check the expiration date that is set on maintenance software.
battery expiration date one year. （Refer to Service manual 2.9.2.）
2) Replace the battery. （Refer to Service manual 2.1.）
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Error Error
codes type
062 INFO RCU fan expiration The expiration date is less than 1) Check the expiration date that is set on maintenance software.
date one year. （Refer to Service manual 2.9.2.）
2) Replace the Fan. （Refer to Service manual. 2.5.3）
063 INFO FGU1(~3) fan The expiration date is less than 1) Check the expiration date that is set on maintenance software.
-065 expiration date one year. （Refer to Service manual. 2.9.2）
2) Replace the Fan. （Refer to Service manual 2.7.1.）
066 INFO Float-free capsule The expiration date is less than 1) Check the expiration date that is set on maintenance software.
HRU expiration date one year. （Refer to Service manual. 2.9.2）
2) Replace the HRU. （Refer to Service manual 2.1.）
101 CAUTION Fixed capsule short The FPC's data recording possi- 1) In order to down radar image file size, adjust gain of radar echo.
store period ble time has decreased. 2) If not improved within 48 hours, replace the FPC.
* This alert occurs when radar picture size increases temporarily by an echo
etc. Within 48 hours, the past recording is deleted, and an alert is restored.
102 WARNING Fixed capsule The RCU cannot communicate 1) Check the connection(Refer to Installation Manual (Hardware Part) 3.3.2),
connection failure with the FPC. Reboot the RCU.
2) Replace the FPC.
103 CAUTION Fixed capsule The FPC cannot record data. 1) Reboot the RCU
recording failure 2) Replace the FPC.
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Error Error
codes type
104 CAUTION Float-free capsule The FFC's data recording possi- 1) In order to down radar image file size, adjust gain of radar echo.
short store period ble time has decreased. 2) If not improved within 48 hours, replace the FFC
* This alert occurs when radar picture size increases temporarily by an echo
etc. Within 48 hours, the past recording is deleted , and an alert is restored.
105 WARNING Float-free capsule The RCU cannot communicate 1) Check the connection（Refer to Installation Manual (Hardware Part) 3.3.3）,
connection failure the FFC. Reboot the RCU.
2) Replace the FFC.
106 CAUTION Float-free capsule The FFC cannot record data. 1) Reboot the RCU.
recording failure 2) Replace the FFC.
107 CAUTION Internal storage short The data recording possible time 1) In order to down radar image file size, adjust gain of radar echo.
store period of internal storage has de- 2) If not improved within 720 hours, replace the SSD.
creased.
* This alert occurs, when radar picture size increases temporarily by an echo
etc. Within 720 hours the past recording is deleted, and an alert is restored.
108 WARNING Internal storage The RCU's internal storage 1) Check the connection, Reboot the RCU.
109 (No.1〔2〕) access cannot access. 2) Replace the Internal storage. (Refer to Service manual 2.5.5.)
failure
110 CAUTION Internal storage The RCU's internal storage 1) Check the connection （Refer to Installation Manual (Hardware Part)）, and
111 (No.1〔2〕) recording cannot record data. reboot the RCU.
failure 2) Replace the Internal storage. (Refer to Service manual. 2.5.5.)
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Error Error
codes type
201 CAUTION Microphone The result of self-diagnosis test 1) Try retest by check function under noise-free environment.
-212 (CH1〔~12〕) failure has a problem. （Refer to Installation Manual (Hardware Part) 5.5.）
2) Check the connection to the RCU and inside the microphone.
（Refer to Installation Manual (Hardware Part) 3.3.5.）
3) Check that CD206 of ARB is on during the test.（Refer to Installation Man-
ual (Hardware Part) 5.3.2.）
4_1) CD206 is off ： Replace the ARB.（Refer to Service manual 2.5.4.）
4_2) CD206 is on ： Replace the MIC or WPMIC.
* When the loud noise exists around the unit, even if the unit is normal, the
test may fail.
221 WARNING ARB initialization The initialization of ARB failed. 1) Reboot the RCU. After reboot, check the LED of the ARB is blinking.
failure (Refer to5.3.2.)
2) Replace the ARB. （Refer to Service manual 2.5.4.）
3) Replace the MCB. （Refer to Service manual. 2.5.6）
222 WARNING ARB control failure There is no response of ARB. It is the same with the above.
223 WARNING ARB internal failure The internal error of ARB is It is the same with the above.
occuring.
301 CAUTION Sensor reception The sensor data could not re- 1) Check the connection.
-324 failure ceive. （Refer to Installation Manual (Hardware Part) 3.3.8.）
(Serial CH1〔~24〕) Check that the LED for serial received signal is blinking.
(Refer to Installation Manual (Hardware Part) 5.3.2).
2) Not blink：There is no transmitted signal. Check the output of sensor
equipment.
3) Blink：Check the setting in maintenance software.
(Refer to Installation Manual (Software Part) 4.4).
Replace the MCB. （Refer to Service manual 2.5.6.）
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Error Error
codes type
325 WARNING Serial port The initialization of sensor port 1) Reboot the RCU.
-348 (CH1〔~24〕) failed. 2) Replace the MCB. （Refer to Service manual 2.5.6.）
initialization failure
349 WARNING Serial port function The initialization of sensor for- 1) Reboot the RCU.
initialization failure warding failed. 2) Replace the MCB. （Refer to Service manual 2.5.6.）
350 CAUTION Sensor reception The sensor data of the LAN can't 1) Check the connection. （Refer to Installation Manual (Hardware Part)）.
-373 failure receive. Check the LED of LAN connector (「LINK/ACT」) is blinking.
(LAN CH1〔~24〕) (Refer to Installation Manual (Hardware Part) 5.3.1.)
374 WARNING LAN port initialization The initialization of the LAN port 1) Reboot the RCU.
-389 failure (No.1〔~16〕) failed. 2) Check the connection.
（Refer to Installation Manual (Hardware Part)）.
Check the LED of LAN connector (「LINK/ACT」）is blinking.
(Refer to Installation Manual (Hardware Part) 5.3.1.)
390 CAUTION Sensor reception The sensor data can't receive 1) Check the connection. (Refer to Installation Manual (Hardware Part).)
-399 failure from the DAU.
(SLC1-CH1〔~10〕)
400 CAUTION Sensor reception The sensor data can't receive 1) Check the connection. Check the LED for LAN is blinking.
failure from the DAU. (Refer to Installation Manual (Hardware Part) 5.3.1.)
(SLC1) 2) Replace the DAU.
401 CAUTION Sensor reception The sensor data can't receive 1) Check the connection.
failure from the DAU. 2) Replace the SLC on the DAU.
(SLC1-ADC)
402 CAUTION Sensor reception The sensor data can't receive 1) Check the connection.
failure from the DAU. 2) Replace the Gyro I/F Board on the DAU.
(SLC1-GYRO)
461 CAUTION Gyro I/F The initial heading angle is not Set initial setting with the OPU. (Refer to Instruction Manual 4.7.)
uninitialization set.
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Error Error
codes type
501 CAUTION S-band radar image The S-band radar image could 1) Check the connection of S-band radar.
recording failure not receive. When using the FGU, check the setting of the FGU.
（Refer to Installation Manual (Software Part) 10.2.）
502 CAUTION X-band radar image The X-band radar image could 1) Check the connection of X-band radar.
recording failure not receive. When using the FGU, check the setting of the FGU.
(Refer to Installation Manual (Software Part) 10.2.）
503 CAUTION ECDIS image record- The ECDIS image could not 1) Check the connection of ECDIS. When using the FGU, check the setting of
ing receive. the FGU. (Refer to Installation Manual (Software Part) 10.2.）
failure
504 WARNING Image LAN port 1) Reboot the RCU.
initialization failure
513 Image reception The display image can't receive 1) Check the connection. (Refer to Installation Manual (Hardware Part) 3.3.9.)
-520 failure from the display equipment.
(No.1〔~8〕)
557 WARNING FGU1(~3) fan failure The FGU's built-in fan is stop- 1) Check the connection. Check that the wind has come out from the vent of
-559 ping. the FGU.
2) Replace the Fan （Refer to Service manual 2.7.2.）.
560 WARNING FGU1(~3) The RCU can't communicate the 1) Check the connection.
-562 communication Failure FGU. （Refer to Installation Manual (Hardware Part) 3.3.9.2）.
And check the LED of LAN connector (「LINK/ACT」）is blinking.
(Refer to Installation Manual (Hardware Part) 5.7.)
2) Replace the FGU.
566 WARNING FGU1(~3) There is no response of the 1) Reboot the RCU and the FGU.
-568 control failure FGU. 2) Replace the FGU.
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5. DIAGNOSIS OF THE CONNECTION EQUIPMENT BY REMOTE

MAINTENANCE
Refer to Installation Manual (Software Part) section 7.
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6.1. Recording Control Unit: NDV-1900/1950
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RX1_A RX7_A RX19_A
RX1_B RX7_B RX19_B
TX1_A RX8_A TX19_A
TX1_B RX8_B TX19_B
GND1_C RX9_A GND19_C
RX2_A RX9_B RX20_A
RX2_B RX10_A RX20_B
TX2_A RX10_B TX20_A
IE C 6 1 1 6 2 - 2 C H 1 / 2
TX2_B TX20_B
IE C 6 1 1 6 2 - 1 C H 1 9 / 2 0
IE C 6 1 1 6 2 - 1 C H 7 - 1 1
RX11_A
GND2_C RX11_B GND20_C
RX3_A RX21_A
RX3_B RX12_A RX21_B
RX4_A RX12_B RX22_A 1A
RX4_B RX13_A RX22_B 1C
RX5_A RX13_B RX23_A 1B
RX5_B RX14_A RX23_B 2A
RX6_A RX14_B TX23_A 2C
SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS (CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS)
IE C 6 1 1 6 2 - 1 C H 3 - 6
RX6_B RX15_A TX23_B 2B
RX15_B GND23_C 3A
RX16_A RX24_A
IE C 6 1 1 6 2 - 1 C H 1 2 - 1 6
3C
DRY CONTACT OUT

RX16_B RX24_B 3B
O P T IO N P O R T C H 2 1 - 2 4
TX24_A 1+
RX17_A TX24_B 1-
JCY-1900/1950
RX17_B GND24_C 2+
RX18_A
SERGE
2-
RX18_B DRY CONTACT IN 3+
3-
6. SCHEMATIC DIAGRAMS (CIRCUIT DIAGRAMS)
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FRONT PANEL
LCD
J706
1 1
VLED-
JCY-1900/1950
LAN
J702 VLED+
GND
1 TXP R0
2 5 5
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3 RXP R2
4 DC24V R3
5 DC24V R3
6 RXM R4
7 10 10
DGND R5
8 DGND R6
R7
G0
G1
15 15
G2
G3
VDR Service Manual
G4
G5
DD1
G6 YB-TG800480S03A
20 20
G7
B0
B1 7 inch WVGA LCD
B2
B3
25 25
B4
6.2. Operation Panel Unit: NCG-1900/1950
B5
B6
B7
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GND
30 30
CLKIN
EDGSL
CDC-1900 OPB HSD
VSD
DEN
35 35
NC
GND
XR
YD
XL
40 40
YU
SPEAKER
J704 SP1
SP+ 1 1 U238S44-B
2 2
SP-
0.8W SPEAKER
USB
J703
1
VBUS
2
D-
3
D+
GND 4
6.3. Frame Grabber Unit: NWP-69
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6.4. Digital Signal Converter 32CH: NCT-82
P303 HIF3BA-30D-2.54DS
J303 J301 P301
HIF3BA-30PA- B2P-VH(LF)(SN) VHR-2N
2.54DS(71) +5V 1
7ZCJD0238
2
W102
J302
7ZCNA4213
DF1BZ-4P-2.5DS
ADC CEF-60
NC 1
W201
NC 2
VHR-4N(JST)
+5V 3
GND 4
TB301 TB302
1 CH0+ 1 CH4+ 1 4
2 CH0- 2 CH4- －－＋＋
3 CH5+ P51 B4P-VH(JST)
3 CH1+
4 CH1- 4 CH5-
TB301 TB302 5 CH2+ 5 CH6+
H-7JTJD0029(WAGO) H-7JTJD0029(WAGO) 6 CH2- 6 CH6-
CH0 CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 CH5 CH6 CH7
7 CH3+ 7 CH7+
1 8 1 8 8 CH3- 8 CH7-
OZ-030-12-J00
Power Supply
12v 30w
AC/DC
PS201
W104 H-7ZCJD0263
Unit
J102 P102
P103 HIF3BA-30D-2.54DS DF1BZ-4P-2.5DS DF1B-4S-2.5R
J103
1
HIF3BA-30PA-2.54DS(71) NC
NC 2
+5V 3
GND 4
J101 P101
B3PS-VH(LF)(SN)（JST) VHR-3N（JST)
1
+12V P1 B3P5-VH(JST)
2
AC(L) AC(N) FG
3
5 1
+12VGND
VHR-5N(JST)
TB101
H-7JTNA4033
(WAGO)
Data Output Port
RX_A 1 123
NMEA0183
RX_B 2 CN1
to RCU
TX_A 3
DSB CQD-2284
TX_B 4
G(GND) 5
AC Line Filter
CBJ-166
FL201
32 TB2
1 TB1
16
17
- + - + - + - + - + - + - + - +
- + - + - + - + - + - + - + - +
CH1
CH2
-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+
-+-+-+-+-+-+-+-+
CH3
CH4
3 2 1
E V U
TB1
CH5
P201
CH6
CH7
CH8
32
16
1
17
Dry Contact Input
Dry Contact x 32
AC100～220v(φ1)
50/60Hz
N.C.
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W401 H-7ZCNA4212
VHR-4N(JST)
1 4
JCY-1900/1950
－－＋＋
CN2
B4P-VH(JST)
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AC/DC
Power Supply
Unit
Black Red PS401

OZ-030-24-J00
24v 30w
VDR Service Manual
2 1
(- +)
J22 CN1
B3P5-VH(JST)
FG AC(N) AC(L)
5 1
J815
J821
J822
AOC
VHR-5N(JST)
80
123
CN1
GIF
SLC
FL401
CBJ-166
AC Line Filter
TB1
3 2 1
E V U
P401
AC100～220v(φ1)
50/60Hz
7. SPECIFICATIONS
7. SPECIFICATIONS
7.1. NDH-338 Fixed Protective Capsule Unit
Performance
a) Interface
1) Standard IEEE802.3 (10Base-T/ 100Base-TX)
2) Protocol TCP/IP
b) Recording duration and capacity
1) Duration 48 hours
2) Capacity 32GB
c) Data recording interval
1) Sensor data depends on the input from the sensors (usually 1 second)
2) Audio data continuous (1 audio file / minute)
3) Image data 15 seconds per each image
(X-Band Radar, S-Band Radar, Main-ECDIS and Sub-ECDIS)
d) Acoustic underwater beacon
1) Operating frequency 37.5kHz ±1kHz
2) Operating time min. 90 days after being immersed in the water
3) Detectable range 1,800m to 3,600m
(depending on surrounding environment, e.g. sea state, nearby
boats, marine animals and other factor)
4) Expectant battery age 3 years after manufacturing.
Please note that lifetime may be shorter depending on environmen-
tal condition.
5) Battery specifications Lithium battery (Li-SOCl2)
DC +3.6V 8.5Ah
e) Compass safety distance
1) Standard 0.45m
2) Steering 0.45m
Environmental condition
The recording data in the final recording medium shall be held without loss under below the condition.
a) Shock A half sine-wave pulse of 50 G, with a duration of 11msec
b) Penetration A mass of 250 kg with a pin of 100mm diameter, dropped from 3m
c) Fire 10 hours with 260°C fire
1 hour with 1100°C fire
d) Deep-sea pressure and immersion Immersion in sea water at pressure of 60 MPa (equivalent to a
depth of 6000m)
a) Operating temperature -25 °C to +55 °C (IEC 60945 exposed type)
b) Storage temperature -55 °C to +70 °C (IEC 60945 exposed type)
c) Vibration 2Hz to 13.2Hz ±1.0mm
13.2Hz to 100Hz 0.7G
General specification
a) Input voltage range DC +19.5 to +36.5V
b) Power consumption 5W
c) Size 185(w) x 252(d) x 275(h) mm
d) Mass 6.8kg
e) Color ORANGE
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7. SPECIFICATIONS
7.2. NDH-339 Float Free Capsule Unit
Performance
a) Interface
2) Protocol TCP/IP
b) Recording duration and capacity
2) Capacity 64GB
c) Data Recording Interval
1) Sensor data depends on the input from the sensors (usually 1 second)
2) Audio data continuous (1 audio file / minute)
3) Image data 15 seconds per each image
d) Locator Light Flashing LED
e) Transmitter operation
1) Operating time 168 hours
2) Expectant battery age 4 or 5 years after Installing
(follow the Classification Society)
3) Battery specifications Lithium battery
DC +7.2V 18Ah
f) 406MHz Transmitter
1) Frequency 406.037MHz
2) Output power 5W ± 2dB
g) 121.5MHz Transmitter
1) Frequency 121.5MHz
2) Output power Under 100mW
h) Hydrostatic Release Mechanism
1) Operating depth 2 to 4m
2) Expectant age 2 years
i) Compass safety distance
1) Standard 0.8m
2) Steering 0.8m
a) Degree of protection 10m depth at 5minutes
b) Operating temperature -20 °C to +55 °C (IEC61097-2 satellite EPIRB)
c) Storage temperature -30 °C to +70 °C (IEC61097-2 satellite EPIRB)
a) Input voltage range Power Over Ethernet (IEEE802.3af)
b) Power consumption 15W
c) Size 235.8(w) x 214.2(d) x 528.5(h) mm
d) Mass 5.2kg (including the EPIRB, bracket and cable).
e) Color ORANGE.
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7. SPECIFICATIONS
7.3. NDV-1900/1950 Recording Control Unit
Performance
a) Interface to the fixed protective capsule unit
2) Protocol TCP/IP
3) Power supply Supply from the RCU
b) Interface to the float-free capsule unit
2) Protocol TCP/IP
Power over Ethernet (IEEE802.3af)
c) Sensor data input
1) Standard IEC61162-1/-2/-450
2) Input channel up to 48 channels
IEC61162-2: up to 2 channels
IEC61162-1: up to 22 channels
IEC61162-450: up to 24 channel (sensor sources on the network)
3) Recording interval depends on the input from the sensors (usually 1 second)
d) Bridge audio input
1) Interface audio signal (MIC unit NVT-181/NVT-182 output)
6 tracks, or synthesize 1 track from 2 channels.
3) Recording interval continuous (1 audio file / minute)
4) Frequency response 150Hz - 6kHz
e) VHF communications audio input
1) Interface 0 dBm, 600-ohm balance
2 tracks, or synthesize 1 track from 2 channels.
3) Recording interval continuous (1 audio file / minute)
4) Frequency response 150Hz - 3.5kHz
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7. SPECIFICATIONS
Performance (continued)
f) Image data input
1) Standard IEC61162-450
2) Input channel up to 6 channel (image sources on the network)
3) Recording interval 15 seconds per each image
*Recording of each image is selected automatically.
4) Image format PNG format
*Average image size : 512KB or less
g) Internal medium
2) Capacity 512GB
3) Medium Solid State Drive
h) Blackout processing
1) Recording duration 2 hours while blackout
(only bridge conversation etc. except VHF communication)
2) Restoration time required less than 1 minute
(Recovery time from blackout operation to normal operation on
restoration of power supply)
3) Battery specifications Lead-acid battery
DC +12V 24Ah
4) Expectant battery age 4.5-years after manufacturing.
(ambient temperature: 25 °C, load: 70%)
Please note that lifetime may be shorter depending on environmen-
tal condition
i) Connecting to the operating panel unit
2) Protocol TCP/IP
3) Power supply DC +24V ±5%
j) External alarm lamp output
1) Interface Dry contact
2) Operation System down (normal-close or open)
3) Current 1A or less at DC +24V / 0.5A or less at 125Vac
k) GPS select signal input
1) Interface Dry contact
(also serve for External Contact Input)
2) Operation Recording GPS selection (active open/close)
l) Compass safety distance
1) Standard 0.9m
2) Steering 0.5m
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7. SPECIFICATIONS
a) Operating temperature -15 °C to +55 °C (IEC 60945 protected type)
b) Temperature and humidity +40 °C, 93% (non condensing)
13.2Hz to 100Hz 0.7G
d) Protection class IP22
a) Power voltage AC100 - 120V ±10%, 1-phase 50/60Hz (IEC 60945)
AC 200 - 240V ±10%, 1-phase 50/60Hz (IEC 60945)
b) Power consumption 230W (in UPS battery charge)
(including the fixed protective capsule unit, 70W (in normal operation)
and the float-free capsule unit, the operation
panel unit, and microphone)
c) Size 419.5(w) x 214.0(d) x 480.5(h) mm
d) Mass 22.5kg
e) Color N7 semi-gloss texture
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7. SPECIFICATIONS
7.4. NCG-1900/1950 Operation Panel Unit
Performance
a) Mounting Flush mount type
b) Interface to the RCU
2) Protocol TCP/IP
c) Indication 7 inch wide color LCD (800 x 480 pixels),
Speaker
d) Operation Touch panel, and Rotary knob
e) USB connector A type receptacle (for USB memory)
f) Compass safety distance
1) Standard 0.5m
1) Steering 0.3m
13.2Hz to 100Hz 0.7G
a) Power voltage DC +24V ±5%
b) Size 225(w) x 37.5(d) x 136(h) mm (without projection)
c) Mass 0.8kg
d) Color N2.5 semi-gloss
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7. SPECIFICATIONS
7.5. NVT-181 Microphone Unit
Performance
a) Mounting Ceiling mount type
b) Device Electoret condenser microphone
c) Directivity Hemisphere indirectivity
d) Range of Receive Radius of 3.5m
e) Power supply Supply from the RCU
f) Microphone test Built-in speaker for self-diagnosis test
g) Compass safety distance
1) Standard 0.1m
2) Steering 0.1m
13.2Hz to 100Hz 0.7G
a) Size 110(w) x 51(d) x 110(h) mm
b) Mass 0.2kg
c) Color N2.5
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7. SPECIFICATIONS
7.6. NVT-182 Waterproof Microphone Unit
Performance
a) Mounting Wall mount type
b) Device Electoret condenser microphone
c) Directivity Hemisphere indirectivity
d) Range of Receive Radius of 3.5m
e) Power supply Supply from the RCU
f) Microphone test Built-in speaker for self-diagnosis test
g) Compass safety distance
1) Standard 0.1m
2) Steering 0.1m
a) Operating temperature -25 °C to +55 °C (IEC 60945 exposed type)
13.2Hz to 100Hz 0.7G
a) Size 126(w) x 86(d) x 111(h) mm
b) Mass 0.5kg
c) Color N7
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7. SPECIFICATIONS
7.7. NCT-83 Digital Signal Converter 64CH
Performance
a) Dry contact input Dry contact
b) Dry contact input channel Up to 64 channels
c) Contact closure interface
1) Driving power supply DC +12V
2) logic Normal Close / Normal open
d) Communication port Connect to the RCU
e) Output sentence IEC61162-1
1) Standard 0.4m
2) Steering 0.2m
Analog Interface (option)

If the optional analog to digital conversion board CEF-60 is added.
a) Analog signal Input channel Up to 8 channels
b) Analog signal interface
1) Voltage range ±1V, ±5V, ±10V
2) Current range ±20mA
c) Communication port Connect to the RCU.
(Same port as dry contact signals)
d) Output sentence IEC61162-1
XDR sentence – Transducer measurement
13.2Hz to 100Hz 0.7G
a) Power voltage AC 100 to 120V ± 10%, 1-phase 50/60Hz (IEC 60945)
AC 200 to 240V ± 10%, 1-phase 50/60Hz (IEC 60945)
b) Power consumption 25VA
c) Size 300(w) x 130(d) x 420(h) mm
d) Mass 4.2kg
e) Color N7 semi-gloss
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7. SPECIFICATIONS
7.8. NCT-82 Digital Signal Converter 32CH
Performance
a) Dry contact input Dry contact
b) Dry contact input channel Up to 32 channels
c) Contact closure interface
1) Driving power supply DC +12V
2) logic Normal Close / Normal open
d) Communication port Connect to the RCU
e) Output sentence IEC61162-1
1) Standard 0.3m
2) Steering 0.2m
Analog interface (option)

If the optional analog to digital conversion board CEF-60 is added.
a) Analog signal Input channel Up to 8 channels
b) Analog signal interface
1) Voltage range ±1V, ±5V, ±10V
2) Current range ±20mA
c) Communication port Connect to the RCU.
(Same port as dry contact signals)
d) Output sentence IEC61162-1
XDR sentence – Transducer measurement
13.2Hz to 100Hz 0.7G
a) Power voltage AC 100 to 120V ± 10%, 1-phase 50/60Hz (IEC 60945)
AC 200 to 240V ± 10%, 1-phase 50/60Hz (IEC 60945)
c) Size 300(w) x 130(d) x 230(h) mm
d) Mass 2.8kg
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7. SPECIFICATIONS
7.9. NWP-69 Frame Grabber Unit
Performance
a) Image data input
1) Input channel 2 channels
2) Input interface analog RGB/Hs/Vs
- RGB 0.7Vp-p (video signal)
- Hs TTL
- Vs TTL
3) Resolution 640 x 350 to 1600 x 1200 pixel (according to VESA DMTS)
1920 x 1200 pixel (according to VESA CVT RB)
4) Refresh rate 60 to 85 Hz (according to VESA DMTS)
(Resolution 1600 x 1200 pixel, 1920 x 1200 pixel 60Hz only)
5) Recording interval 1 image every 15 seconds (each channel)
b) Communication port Connect to the RCU via Ethernet
c) Compass safety distance
1) Standard 0.6m
2) Steering 0.3m
a) Operating temperature: -15 °C to +55 °C (IEC 60945 protected type)
b) Temperature and humidity: +40 °C, 93% (non condensing)
c) Vibration: 2Hz to 13.2Hz ±1.0mm
13.2Hz to 100Hz 0.7G
a) Power voltage AC 100 to 120V ±10%, 1-phase 50/60Hz (IEC 60945)
AC 200 to 240V ±10%, 1-phase 50/60Hz (IEC 60945)
c) Size 255(w) x 248(d) x 72(h) mm
d) Mass 1.5kg
e) Color N2.5 semi-gloss
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7. SPECIFICATIONS
7.10. NCT-84 Data Acquisition Unit
Performance
a) Input sensor channel
1) IEC61162-1 8 channels
2) IEC61162-2 2 channels
b) Interface to the RCU
2) Protocol TCP/IP
c) Compass safety distance
1) Standard 0.9m
2 Steering 0.5m
Gyro interface
a) Signal input Synchronized signal for the gyro compass
Ratio: 360X, 180X, 90X, 36X
Voltage: AC24 to 115V
Frequency: 50/60/400Hz
Step signal for the gyro compass
Ratio: 360X, 180X, 90X, 36X
Voltage: DC21.6 to 70V
Pulse signal for the speed log
Ratio: 800P / 400P / 200P / 100P
Voltage: DC0 to 50V (threshold 2V)
b) Output sentence IEC61162-1
THS sentence - True heading and status VBW sentence - Dual
ground/water speed
13.2Hz to 100Hz 0.7G
a) Power voltage AC 100 to 120V ±10%, 1-phase 50/60Hz (IEC 60945)
AC 200 to 240V ±10%, 1-phase 50/60Hz (IEC 60945)
b) Power consumption 18VA.
c) Size 300(w) x 130(d) x 420(h) mm
d) Mass 4.3kg
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7. SPECIFICATIONS
7.11. NQE-7700A Junction Box
Performance
a) interface Built-in terminal blocks
a) Operating temperature: -25 °C to +55 °C (IEC 60945 protected type)
b) Temperature and humidity: +40 °C, 93% (non condensing)
c) Vibration: 2Hz to 13.2Hz ±1.0mm
13.2Hz to 100Hz 0.7G
a) Size 120(w) x 139(d) x 78(h) mm
b) Mass 0.6kg
c) Color 7.5BG 7/2
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7. SPECIFICATIONS
7.12. General Environmental Condition
Operating condition and location

a) Usage Conditions
1) Target vessels - Mercantile vessels of 3000G/T or more that are engaged in inter-
national voyage
- Passenger vessels of 150G/T or more that are engaged in interna-
tional voyage
b) Unit installation locations
1) Fixed Protective Capsule Unit External deck above bridge
2) Float Free Capsule Unit External deck above bridge
3) Recording Control Unit Bridge (or electronic room)
4) Operation Panel Unit Navigation space in a Bridge
5) Microphone Unit Ceiling or bulkhead
6) Waterproof Microphone Unit Wings
7) Digital Signal Converter Bridge (or electronic room)
8) Frame Grabber Unit near the RADAR/ECDIS
9) Data Acquisition Unit Bridge (or electronic room)
c) Installation methods
1) Fixed Protective Capsule Unit Mounted on the deck
2) Float Free Capsule Unit Hung on the deck
3) Recording Control Unit Hung on the bulkhead
4) Operation Panel Unit Hung on the bulkhead or flash mount on the Console
5) Microphone Unit Ceiling or bulkhead
6) Waterproof Microphone Unit Hung on the bulkhead
7) Digital Signal Converter Hung on the bulkhead
8) Frame Grabber Unit Mounted on the RADAR/ECDIS
9) Data Acquisition Unit Hung on the bulkhead
Power supply environment

a) AC power supply input range AC100/110/115/120V ±10%
AC200/220/240V ±10%
b) AC power supply frequency fluctuation range 50Hz ±5%
60Hz ±5%
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7. SPECIFICATIONS
Environment condition
a) Exposed type equipment Fixed Protective Capsule Unit,
Waterproof Microphone Unit
1) Operation temperature range -25 °C to +55 °C
2) Storage temperature -25 °C to +70 °C
3) Temperature and humidity +40 °C, 93% (non condensing)
4) Vibration 2Hz to 13.2Hz ±1.0mm
13.2Hz to 100Hz 0.7G
b) Protected type equipment Recording Control Unit,
Operation Panel Unit,
Microphone Unit, Option Unit
13.2Hz to 100Hz 0.7G
c) Portable type equipment Float Free Capsule Unit
2) Storage temperature -30 °C to +70 °C
13.2Hz to 100Hz 0.7G
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INSPECTION CHEC LIST FOR VDR
8. ANNUAL INSPECTION
8.1. Declaration on Completion of Annual Inspection for VDR
It's being adjusted
8.2. Annual Inspection Procedures
It's being adjusted
9. INSPECTION CHECK LIST FOR VDR

It's being adjusted
JCY-1900/1950
VOYAGE DATA RECORDER (VDR)
SIMPLIFIED VOYAGE DATA RECORDER (S-VDR)
SERVICE MANUAL
For further information,contact:
Not use the asbestos
URL http://www.jrc.co.jp
Marine Service Department
Telephone : +81-3-3492-1305
Facsimile : +81-3-3779-1420
e-mail : tmsc@jrc.co.jp
AMSTERDAM Branch
Telephone : +31-20-658-0750
Facsimile : +31-20-658-0755
e-mail : service@jrceurope.com
SEATTLE Branch
Telephone : +1-206-654-5644
Facsimile : +1-206-654-7030
e-mail : marineservice@jrcamerica.com
CODE No.7ZPNA4409 01ETM ISO 9001, ISO 14001 Certified
AUG. 2014 Edition 1 JRC Printed in Japan

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Copyright© Japan Radio Co., Ltd. 2014 All rights reserved.

DANGER Indicates that it is probable that incorrect equipment operation due to

WARNING Indicates that it is possible that incorrect equipment operation due to

CAUTION Indicates that it is probable that incorrect equipment operation due to

Examples of pictorial indication

The mark indicates CAUTION (including DANGER and WARNING).

The mark indicates prohibition.

The mark indicates instruction.

Do not disassemble or remodel this equipment.

The Recording Control Unit (NDV-1900/1950) has a built-in battery.

Never replace the battery by yourself.

The Recording Control Unit (NDV-1900/1950) has a built-in battery.

The Recording Control Unit (NDV-1900/1950) has a built-in battery.

The Recording Control Unit (NDV-1900/1950) has a UTILITY OUTLET.

Be sure to hold power supply plug when pulling it out of outlet.

If the equipment is splashed either with water, wipe it dry immediately.

Do not pull up the capsule from water during distress.

Mount the capsule on the bracket properly.

Do not connect the lanyard to the bracket or ship body.

Test the EPIRB function, while anchoring in a port.

Do not remove, destroy, or modify warning labels.

BEFORE OPERATION ............................................................................................................................... II

7.12. General Environmental Condition .......................................................................................................... 94

1.1. Outline of the Equipment

1.2. Feature of New VDR/S-VDR

1) Sensor Data I/F

2) Image Data I/F

4) Data recording in capsule units (meet the demands of new standard)

6) Audio recording for the bridge

7) VHF audio recoding

8) RADAR/ECDIS image recording (meet the demands of new standard)

9) Performance test (meet the demands of new standard)

• For the same units, screens are recorded alternately.

1.3. JCY-1900/1950 Configuration

No. Component Name Type Name Qty Function

2) Options configuration of the equipment

No. Component Name Type Name Function

1.3.2. JCY-1950 Configuration

• Use Fixed Protective Capsule Unit

• Use Float-free Capsule Unit

No. Component Name Type Name Qty Function

2) Options configuration of the equipment

No. Component Name Type Name Function

1.4. Present and New Model Comparison Table

* In S-VDR, use one of capsules (: NDH-338 or NDH-339).

Item JCY-1900/1950 JCY-1800/1850

1.5. JCY-1900/1950 System Diagram

PORT Wing side

VHF Telephone No.1

VDR-LAN Bridge Audio VHF Audio EXT-LAN

ch1-2: IEC61162-2 (38400bps)

ch21-24: IEC61162-1/others (4800bps-38400bps)

[TB101] Digital Signal Converter(DSC)

Rudder Angle Indicator

Alarm Monitoring System

M/E Remote Control System

Electronical Logbook (if installed)

Electronic Inclinometer (if installed)

Emergency AC Power Switchboard