Jue-87 (E) 7zpsc0461a (Ed06) - Service Manual

JUE-87
INMARSAT-C
MOBILE EARTH STATION
SERVICE
MANUAL
ABBREBIATION
BAM Bridge Alert Management
DTE Data Terminal Equipment
EGC Enhanced Group Call
EME Externally Mounted Equipment
IME Internally Mounted Equipment
IMO International Maritime Organization
INMARSAT INMARSAT Ltd.
ISPS International Ship and Port Facility Security
JB Junction Box
MES Mobile Earth Station
PSU Power Supply Unit
SOLAS Safety Of Life At Sea
SSAS Ship Security Alert System
VMS Vessel Monitoring System
7ZPSC0461A
Contents
ABBREBIATION...................................................................................................................................i
1 OUTLINE....................................................................................................................................... 1-1
1.1 JUE-87 ......................................................................................................................................1-1
2 COMPOSITION ............................................................................................................................. 2-1
2.1 Equipments composition...........................................................................................................2-1

2.1.1 JUE-87 composition ............................................................................................................. 2-1
2.2 Dimentional drawing and exploded diagram of standard components ...................................2-2

2.2.1 EME(Externally Mounted Equipment) NAF-253GM ........................................................ 2-2
2.2.2 IME(Internally Mounted Equipment)NTF-318 .................................................................. 2-4
2.2.3 JB1 (Junction Box 1: NQE-3222, PCB: CQD-2245A) ......................................................... 2-7
2.2.4 Coaxial Cable CFQ-5922A3, CFQ-5922A4, CFQ-5922A5................................................ 2-8
2.2.5 Keyboard NDF-369 .............................................................................................................. 2-9
2.2.6 Printer NKG-900/NKG-800 ............................................................................................... 2-10
2.2.7 EXT.PSU(External Power Supply Unit) NBD-904 ........................................................... 2-12
2.2.8 RDB (Remote Distress Button: NQE-3225) ...................................................................... 2-13
2.2.9 SB (Security Button: NQE-3224) ...................................................................................... 2-18
2.2.10 EXT BUZ (External Buzzer: NCE-5547)......................................................................... 2-20
2.2.11 JB2 (Junction Box 2: NQE-3223)..................................................................................... 2-22
2.2.12 DTE(Data Terminal Equipment) NDZ-227..................................................................... 2-24
3 CABLE CONNECTION ................................................................................................................. 3-1
3.1 Cable connection System Diagram ...........................................................................................3-1

3.1.1 JUE-87 Cable connection System Diagram ........................................................................ 3-1
3.2 Circuit Diagram ........................................................................................................................3-4

3.2.1 EME Circuit Diagram .......................................................................................................... 3-4
3.2.2 IME Circuit Diagram ........................................................................................................... 3-5
3.3 Explanation of the function of each equipments ......................................................................3-7

3.3.1 EME ...................................................................................................................................... 3-7
3.3.2 IME ....................................................................................................................................... 3-7
3.4 External Interface.....................................................................................................................3-8
4 MAINTENANCE PARTS LIST ...................................................................................................... 4-1
4.1 JUE-87 ......................................................................................................................................4-1
4.2 Supplied Parts by JRC..............................................................................................................4-3
4.3 Parts for Installation (Prepared by Shipyard) .........................................................................4-4
4.4 Required Tools ..........................................................................................................................4-4

4.5 Consumable Supplies and Spare Parts List .............................................................................4-4
5 TROUBLESHOOTING .................................................................................................................. 5-1
5.1 Troubleshooting ........................................................................................................................5-1
5.2 Alarm Pack ...............................................................................................................................5-9

5.2.1 Alarm history ....................................................................................................................... 5-9
5.3 After Service ...........................................................................................................................5-14
6 CABLE CONNECTIONS TEST .................................................................................................... 6-1
6.1 Printer (NKG-900/NKG-800) ....................................................................................................6-1

6.1.1 Maintenance Mode ............................................................................................................... 6-1
6.1.2 Checking Cable Connections ............................................................................................... 6-2
6.2 External Buzzer (NCE-5547) ....................................................................................................6-3

6.2.1 Maintenance Mode ............................................................................................................... 6-3
6.2.2 Checking cable connection for External Buzzer (DMC alarm sound) ............................... 6-4
6.3 Remote Distress Button(NQE-3225) ........................................................................................6-6

6.3.1 Checking cable connections of Distress Button .................................................................. 6-6
6.4 DMC ..........................................................................................................................................6-8

6.4.1 Checking distress call from DMC ........................................................................................ 6-8
6.4.2 Checking of alarm sounds of DMC ...................................................................................... 6-9
6.5 AME (Alarm Management Equipment) .................................................................................6-10

6.5.1 Maintenance Mode ............................................................................................................. 6-10
6.5.2 Checking cable connections of AME .................................................................................. 6-11
7 DMC & AME RX TEST .................................................................................................................. 7-1
8 FROM/SRAM INITIALIZE ............................................................................................................. 8-1
9 LAN INFORMATION EXPORT/IMPORT ...................................................................................... 9-1
9.1 Export .......................................................................................................................................9-3
9.2 Import .......................................................................................................................................9-5
10 REMOTE MAINTENANCE SETTING...................................................................................... 10-1
11 INMARSAT-C INITIAL SETTING ............................................................................................. 11-1
11.1 Preparation of Devices .......................................................................................................... 11-3

11.1.1 Automatic message print out Confirmation/Setting....................................................... 11-3
11.1.2 Printer which received message is routed to Confirmation/Setting .............................. 11-5
11.1.3 Nav. equipment connected with mes Confirmation/Setting ........................................... 11-8
11.1.4 Buzzer sound duration for message received Confirmation/Setting ............................. 11-11
11.1.5 LAN Port Setting Confirmation/Setting ....................................................................... 11-13
11.1.6 Data port Confirmation/Setting .................................................................................... 11-16
11.1.7 Extension Port Confirmation/Setting ............................................................................ 11-19
11.2 Password Setting ................................................................................................................ 11-21

11.2.1 Password Change ........................................................................................................... 11-21
11.3 Data Reporting Type Confirmation/Setting ....................................................................... 11-24

11.3.1 Data Reporting Type Confirmation ............................................................................... 11-24
11.3.2 Data Reporting Type Setting ......................................................................................... 11-25
11.4 MODEM Setting Confirmation ........................................................................................... 11-26

11.4.1 Potentiometer Confirmation .......................................................................................... 11-26
11.4.2 Master OSC Confirmation ............................................................................................. 11-28
11.5 Country Mode Confirmation/Setting .................................................................................. 11-30

11.5.1 Country Mode Confirmation .......................................................................................... 11-30
11.5.2 Country Mode Setting .................................................................................................... 11-31
11.6 Restriction of Program EDR/DR Transmission Confirmation/Setting ............................... 11-32

11.6.1 Restriction of Program EDR/DR Transmission Confirmation ..................................... 11-32
11.6.2 Restriction of Program EDR/DR Transmission Setting ............................................... 11-33
11.7 GPS Week Number Setting................................................................................................. 11-34
11.8 EGC Output Setting ........................................................................................................... 11-37
11.9 Alert Management Setting ................................................................................................. 11-40
11.10 IEC 61162-450 Setting ...................................................................................................... 11-43
11.11 BAM Auto switch LAN to serial Setting ........................................................................... 11-46
12 INMARSAT-C CHECKING ...................................................................................................... 12-1
12.1 Maintenance Version ............................................................................................................ 12-3

12.1.1 Maintenance Version Confirmation ................................................................................ 12-3
12.1.2 Confirmation completion ................................................................................................. 12-4
12.2 EPADR Renewal ................................................................................................................... 12-5

12.2.1 EPADR Renewal Confirmation ....................................................................................... 12-5
12.2.2 EPADR Renewal Print ..................................................................................................... 12-6
12.2.3 EPADR Renewal Save...................................................................................................... 12-6
12.3 Alert Log ...............................................................................................................................12-7

12.3.1 Alert Log Confirmation .................................................................................................... 12-7
12.3.2 Alert Log Print ................................................................................................................. 12-8
12.3.3 Alert Log Save .................................................................................................................. 12-8
12.4 Packet TX Log .......................................................................................................................12-9

12.4.1 Packet TX Log Confirmation ........................................................................................... 12-9
12.4.2 Packet TX Log Print ...................................................................................................... 12-10
12.4.3 Packet TX Log Save ....................................................................................................... 12-10
12.4.4 Confirmation completion ............................................................................................... 12-10
12.5 Packet RX Log..................................................................................................................... 12-11

12.5.1 Packet RX Log Confirmation ......................................................................................... 12-11
12.5.2 Packet RX Log Print ...................................................................................................... 12-12
12.5.3 Packet RX Log Save ....................................................................................................... 12-12
12.6 FBB Alarm Information ...................................................................................................... 12-13

12.6.1 FBB Alarm Information Confirmation.......................................................................... 12-13
12.6.2 FBB Alarm Information Print ....................................................................................... 12-14
12.6.3 FBB Alarm Information Save ........................................................................................ 12-14
12.7 GX Alarm Information ........................................................................................................ 12-15

12.7.1 GX Alarm Information Confirmation ............................................................................ 12-15
12.7.2 GX Alarm Information Print ......................................................................................... 12-16
12.7.3 GX Alarm Information Save .......................................................................................... 12-16
13 DTE INITIAL SETTING ............................................................................................................ 13-1
14 DTE MAINTENANCE CHECK ................................................................................................ 14-1
14.1 Basic ......................................................................................................................................14-2
14.2 Screen.................................................................................................................................... 14-4
14.3 Peripheral Connection ..........................................................................................................14-5

14.3.1 Port Selection ................................................................................................................... 14-6
14.3.2 Data Output ..................................................................................................................... 14-7
14.4 USB Memory.........................................................................................................................14-8
15 DTE DATA INITIALIZE ............................................................................................................ 15-1
16 DTE/IME/ACSE/MODEM SOFTWARE UPGRADE PROCEDURE ......................................... 16-1
16.1 Preparation ...........................................................................................................................16-1
16.2 Procedure ..............................................................................................................................16-2

16.2.1 Export ............................................................................................................................... 16-3
16.2.2 Export LAN Information ................................................................................................. 16-6
16.2.3 Update Software .............................................................................................................. 16-7
16.2.3.1 Saving Each Setting Parameter ................................................................................... 16-7
16.2.3.2 DTE Main Software Update ......................................................................................... 16-7
16.2.3.3 IME Software Update ................................................................................................. 16-13
16.2.3.4 ACSE Software Update .............................................................................................. 16-17
16.2.3.5 MODEM Software Update.......................................................................................... 16-21
16.2.4 FROM Clear ................................................................................................................... 16-21
16.2.5 SRAM Clear ................................................................................................................... 16-21
16.2.6 Import LAN Information ............................................................................................... 16-21
16.2.7 Import ............................................................................................................................. 16-22
16.2.8 Version Confirmation ..................................................................................................... 16-26
16.2.9 Operation Check ............................................................................................................ 16-27
16.2.9.1 MES No. Confirmation/Setting .................................................................................. 16-27
16.3 Working Check List ............................................................................................................ 16-31

16.3.1 JUE-87 ............................................................................................................................ 16-31
17 OTHER .................................................................................................................................... 17-1
17.1 SPECIFICATION..................................................................................................................17-1
17.1.1 JUE-87 .............................................................................................................................. 17-1
17.1.2 Printer (NKG-900/NKG-800) ........................................................................................... 17-2
17.1.3 EXT PSU (NBD-904)........................................................................................................ 17-3
17.2 Specfication of Option ...........................................................................................................17-4

17.2.1 Remote Distress Button (NQE-3225) .............................................................................. 17-4
17.2.2 External Buzzer (NCE-5547) ........................................................................................... 17-5
17.2.3 DTE (NDZ-227) ................................................................................................................ 17-6
18 REPLACEMENT PROCEDURE OF IME (NTF-318) AND DTE .............................................. 18-1
18.1 NTF-318 CDC-1346C Processor Circuit(Lupin board) Replacement Procedure ................. 18-1
18.2 NTF-318 LCD, CQC-1262 LCD I/F(Sub board), CDJ-2464A IF board Replacement Procedure
.........................................................................................................................................................18-2
18.3 NTF-318 CQD-3227A USB board Replacement Procedure ..................................................18-5
18.4 IME CBD-1907 PSU Board Replacement Procedure ...........................................................18-6
18.5 NDZ-227 CDC-1346B Processor Circuit(Lupin board) Replacement Procedure ....................18-7
18.6 NDZ-227 LCD, CQC-1262 LCD I/F(Sub board), CMH-3227A IF board Replacement
Procedure ........................................................................................................................................18-8
18.7 NDZ-227 CQD-3227 USB board Replacement Procedure .................................................. 18-11
18.8 NDZ-227 Waterproof Packing Attachment Procedure ....................................................... 18-12
Appendix A1: Coverage for I4 satellite .......................................................................................... A1-1
Appendix A2. Inmarsat-C JUE-87 RMS Setup Procedure (7ZPSC0492 Rev 1.3) ......................... A2-1
1. Connection for RMS................................................................................................................... A2-1
2. LAN Port and RMS Setting ...................................................................................................... A2-4
3. LAN Port Confirmation ............................................................................................................. A2-5
4. LAN Port Setting ....................................................................................................................... A2-8
5. Remote Maintenance Setting .................................................................................................... A2-9
Appendix A3. Inmarsat-C JUE-87 BAM Setup Procedure ............................................................ A3-1

1. PREFACE .................................................................................................................................. A3-1
2. BAM function connection system diagram ............................................................................... A3-2
3. Inmarsat-C BAM Function setting ...........................................................................................A3-3
4. MFD BAM Function setting...................................................................................................... A3-8
1 Outline
1.1 JUE-87
This manual covers the maintenance services of the MES (Mobile Earth Station) JUE-87 for Inmarsat-C satellite
communications. Refer to “Installation Manual” for installation and to “Instruction Manual”.
The Inmarsat-C satellite communications provides text and data transmission to and from Inmarsat-C MES and
terrestrial subscribers via a variety of public networks. It also carries the EGC (Enhanced Group Call) message.
JUE-87 provides the following functions;

(a) Store and Forward message transfer
(b) Distress Alert
(c) EGC message reception when not engaged in Inmarsat-C traffic (Inmarsat-C Class 2)
(d) Position and/or file transfer by a polling command from shore using store and forward message transfer
(e) Scheduled position and/or file transfer using store and forward message transfer
(f) Position and/or data reporting using data reporting protocol specified by Inmarsat (depends on LES facility)
(g) Long-Range Identification Tracking (LRIT) function (by improved version of data reporting)
(h) JCmail application via LAN.
(i) RMS (Remote Maintenance System by JRC) via LAN
(j) Bridge Alert Management (BAM) function in accordance with IEC62923-1 and IEC62923-2
(k) EGC Output function in accordance with IEC61097-4 ed3.1.
1-1
1-2
2 Composition
2.1 Equipments composition
2.1.1 JUE-87 composition
Composition of Inmarsat-C GMDSS model JUE-87 is described in Fig.2.1.
Name of each unit is also indicated in Fig.2.1.
In the field, maintenance is carried out as each unit except IME, and exchange of internal PCB is not executed.
EXT.PSU
DC +24V from Battery
Coaxial cable（No exterior）

Standard 5D 30ｍ AC100V-240V
Max 10D 100ｍ DC+24V
EME
(Built-in GPS） Option (Cable: Max 100m)
Signal
DC+24V
Remote Distress Button
Printer
Signal
IME
cable (2m)
Signal Cable (5m)

EXT buzzer
JB2
SSAS Button
Fig.2.1 JUE-87 composition
2-1
2.2 Dimentional drawing and exploded diagram of standard components
2.2.1 EME(Externally Mounted Equipment) NAF-253GM
Unit: mm
Mass: Approx. 2.4 kg
Color: N9
- Components -
1. Transceiver Board: CMN-799
2. Antenna: NAY-276
3. BPF: BFL-509
Fig.2.2.1a EME
2-2
Antenna Radome
Antenna:
NAY-256
Antenna Ground
Transceiver:
CMN-799
BPF:
BPF-509
Coaxial Cable
EME Chassis
EME Ground
Fig.2.2.1b Structure of EME
2-3
2.2.2 IME(Internally Mounted Equipment)NTF-318
Fig.2.2.2a IME
2-4
1. Selector Switch for Options 1. Fuse (10A x 2)
2. EEPROM for IDs 2. Selector for Printer power voltage
Fig.2.2.2b Rear view of IME
2-5
a
c
b
10
Item Cable Name Code -Components-

1 FLAT CABLE 7ZCSC0331* a. Process Board: CDC-1346C
2 CABLE WITH CONNECTOR 7ZCJD0389* b. I/F Board: CDJ-2464A
3 CABLE WITH CONNECTOR 7ZCSC0327* c. PSU: CBD-1907
4 FLAT CABLE 7ZCJD0364* d. LCD: CCN-3227A
5 CABLE WITH CONNECTOR 7ZCJD0332* e. USB I/F: CQD-3227A
6 CABLE WITH CONNECTOR 7ZCJD0363*
7 CABLE WITH CONNECTOR 7ZCSC0304*
8 CABLE WITH CONNECTOR 7ZCJD0330*
9 Buzzer cable 7ZCSC0328*
10 CABLE WITH CONNECTOR 7ZCSC0423*
“*” means revision, such as A,B and so on.
< Procedure to open IME to replace boards >

To replacement each board, refer section 17 replacement procedure.
Fig.2.2.2c Internal wiring and board view of IME
2-6
2.2.3 JB1 (Junction Box 1: NQE-3222, PCB: CQD-2245A)
Fig.2.2.3 JB1 and JB1 PCB
2-7
2.2.4 Coaxial Cable CFQ-5922A3, CFQ-5922A4, CFQ-5922A5
Max.10
Minimum bending radius: 46mm

Unit: mm
Type Length
Standard：CFQ-5922A3 30m
Option：CFQ-5922A4 40m
Option：CFQ-5922A5 50m
Note) Lay down coaxial cable without cutting. (If cutting the cable, it will be out of warranty)
If reducing cable length is needed, cut the “IME” side only.
Fig.2.2.4 Coaxial cable
2-8
2.2.5 Keyboard NDF-369
Unit: mm
Mass: Approx. 0.4kg
Fig.2.2.5 Keyboard
2-9
2.2.6 Printer NKG-900/NKG-800
Fixing and installation Unit: mm

Mass: Approx. 4.8kg
Attach the hook and loop fastener
to the bottom of the printer and
the desk, and then fix them.
Refer to Installation Manual.
Fig.2.2.6a Printer (NKG-900)
2-10
Unit: mm
Fixing and installation Mass: Approx. 3.7kg
Attach the hook and loop fastener

to the bottom of the printer and
the desk, and then fix them.
Refer to Installation Manual.
Fig.2.2.6b Printer (NKG-800)
2-11
2.2.7 EXT.PSU(External Power Supply Unit) NBD-904
Serial Number Seal

Dimmer Volume x 3
DC Fuse Mount Hole

(15A x 2)
Unit: mm
Mass: Approx. 2.6 kg
Fig.2.2.7 EXT.PSU(NBD-904)
2-12
2.2.8 RDB (Remote Distress Button: NQE-3225)
Fig.2.2.8a RDB
2-13
ITEM NAME PART QTY ITEM NAME PART QTY
NUMBER NUMBER
1 FRONT CASE MTV 1 11 TAPPING SCREW BRTG 4
2 REAR CASE MTV 1 12 TAPPING SCREW BRTG 1
3 PANEL MPNM 1 13 PAN-HEAD SCREW BSNC03012B 2
4 CABLE WITH SPEAKER 1
5 SPEAKER HOLDER MTB 1
6 CLOTH MTZ 1
7 KNOB BRHD 1
8 SWITCH COVER 1
9 CABLE CLAMP BRBP 1
10 BOARD 1
Fig.2.2.8b RDB
2-14
Fix the mounting on wall or console as the followings by screws (Torque 12kgf/cm). The mounting for SB and
external buzzer is same as the following. When No.2 Inm-C is not connected to this option, attach adhesive sheet
on No.2 LED.
2-15
2-16
When these options are fixed on wall, options can be attached the wall adapter to protect the edge of panel as
the following. (Wall Adapter code: 7ZZSC0095)
2-17
2.2.9 SB (Security Button: NQE-3224)
Fig.2.2.9a Security Button
2-18
ITEM NAME PART NUMBER QTY
1 FRONT CASE MTV 1
2 REAR CASE MTV 1
3 PANEL MPNM 1
5 BOARD 1
6 SWITCH COVER 1
7 TAPPING SCREW BRTG 3
8 TAPPING SCREW BRTG 1
9 PAN-HEAD SCREW BSNC03012B 2
Fig.2.2.9b Structure of Security Button
2-19
2.2.10 EXT BUZ (External Buzzer: NCE-5547)
Fig.2.2.10a External Buzzer
2-20
ITEM NAME PART NUMBER QTY ITEM NAME PART NUMBER QTY
1 FRONT CASE MTV 1 11 KNOB BRHD 2
2 REAR CASE MTV 1 12 TAPPING SCREW BRTG 5
3 PANEL MPNM 1 13 TAPPING SCREW BRTG 1
4 CABLE WITH SPEAKER 1 14 PAN-HEAD SCREW BSNC03012B 2
5 SPEAKER HOLDER MTB 1
6 CLOTH MTZ 1
7 CLOTH MTZ 1
8 METAL PLATE MTB 1
10 BOARD 1
Fig.2.2.10b Structure of External Buzzer
2-21
2.2.11 JB2 (Junction Box 2: NQE-3223)
Fig.2.2.11a JB2 (Junction Box 2)
2-22
ITEM NAME PART NUMBER QTY ITEM NAME PART NUMBER QTY
1 BASE METAL MTB 1 11 PAN-HEAD SCREW BSNB030006B 5
2 COVER MTB 1 12 COUNTERSUBK HEAD SCREW BSSK03006B 7
3 CLAMP METAL MTB 1
4 JUNCTION-BOARD 1
5 GROUND METAL MTL 1
6 GROUND PLATE MTB 1
7 SPRING WASHER BSSW04000S 1
8 WING BOLT BSBB04008B 1
9 SPACER MTL 2
10 SCREW BRTG 4
Fig.2.2.11b Structure of JB2 (Junction Box 2)
2-23
2.2.12 DTE(Data Terminal Equipment) NDZ-227
Fig.2.2.12a DTE
2-24
Parts Code
① LCD CCN-3227AH *1
② Processor Circuit CDC-1346B
③ IF board CMH-3227A *1
④ USB board CQD-3227
⑤ LCD I/F (Sub board) CQC-1262
*1 NZZ-3227 is a replacement kit that consists of CCN-3227AH and CMH-3227A.
Fig.2.2.12b Exploded view of DTE NDZ-227
2-25
2-26
3 Cable Connection
3.1 Cable connection System Diagram
3.1.1 JUE-87 Cable connection System Diagram
Externally Mounted
Equipment (EME)
NAF-253GM Internally Mounted Equipment (IME)

with Data Terminal & Distress Button
JB1
7ZCSC0314 NQE-3222
NTF-318 JB Cable 0.4m
JB1 J1 Security
(Attachment) Button (SB)
W1 CFQ-5922A TB1(P1-25) RED2
Coaxial Cable TB2(P26-50) 1
150/250V BLK1
1 BLK1 TTYCSLA-1Q 2
SWA RED1 NQE-3224
2 RED1 * Max.100m 3
SWB BLK2 Security
SB1 3 BLK2 4 Button (SB)
12V
4 RED2 RED2
7ZCSC0333 GN D 150/250V 1
Antenna Cable BLK1
5 BLK1 TTYCSLA-1Q 2
EME SWA RED1 NQE-3224
(Attachment) 1.0m 6 RED1 * Max.100m 3
SWB BLK2
SB2 7 BLK2 4
12V EXT B UZ
8 RED2 1
Keyboard GN D 1
2
9 1 250V MPYC-4 2
NDF-369 Keyboard SW 3 NCE-5547
10 2 * Max.100m 3
BZ 4
11 3 4
7ZCSC0322 BUZ1 12V
RO Printer (ROP) 12
ROP Signal Cable 5V
Printer PRINTER 13
(Attachment) 1.6m 4
GN D 150/250V
NKG-900/800 7ZCSC0321 14 BLK TTYCSLA-1
WHT OUT-
ROP Power Cable + ALM 15 RED *
Power BLK
(Attachment) 2m - PRT
PWR
OUT+ 150/250V
GRN 16 BLK TTYCSLA-1
FG RDA DGPS
NMEA 17 RED *
DC POWER RDB 150/250V
18 BLK TTYCSLA-1
OUTA BAM
GPS 19 RED *
OUTB 150/250V
(Attachment) 2.3m
PSU Power Cable
20 BLK TTYCSLA-1
7ZCSC0320
RDA BAM
AIS 21 RED * Remote
RDB 150/250V Distress Button
22 BLK1 TTYCSLA-4 RED3 1
SWA
23 RED1 * Max.100m BLK1 2
SWB RED1
24 BLK2 3
ALM BLK3 4 NQE-3225
25 RED2
RED
BLK
SYNC BLK2 8
Power Supply DB2 26 BLK3
Unit (PSU) 12V RED2 9
27
+ - 5V
28 RED3 Remote
NBD-904 DC24V OUT GN D 150/250V Distress Button
SWA
REMOTE DC24V 30 RED1 * Max.100m BLK1 2
CONT IN AC IN SWB RED1
31 BLK2 3
+ - + - U V ALM
32 RED2
BLK3 4 NQE-3225
SYNC BLK2 8
DB3 33 BLK3
MF/HF 12V RED2 9
0.6/1kV DPYC-6 34
Radio 5V
Equipment *
35 RED3
GN D 150/250V
Ship's Power 36 BLK1 TTYCSLA-1Q
0.6/1kV DPYC-2.5 TX1 No.2 INM-C
AC100/220V * 37 RED1 *
50/60Hz, 1φ, 160W TX2
38 BLK2 Distress Message Controller
USB INM-C-2 RX1
39 RED2 NCH-321A
RX2
40 Shield TB10
GN D
Remote 41 BLK1 BLK1 11
DTE SEL+
42 RED1 RED1 12
[Dsub9] SEL-
43 BLK2 BLK2 13
RDY+
Maintenance 44 RED2 RED2 14
PC RDY-
[Dsub9] 45 BLK3 150/250V BLK3 15
DRQ+ TTYCSLA-7
DMC DRQ- 46 RED3 * RED3 16
LAN Cable (CAT5e STP)
VDR / MFD / BAM LAN 47 BLK4 BLK4 17
* DRA+
[RJ-45] 48 RED4 RED4 18
DRA-
49 BLK5 BLK5 19
DAL+
JB2 50 RED5 RED5 20
DAL-
Shield FRAME
GN D
7ZCSC0325
JB Cable 5m
JB2 *: SHIPYARD SUPPLY
(JRC SUPPLY)
Fig.3.1.1a JUE-87 Cable Connection System Diagram(Stand, JB1)
3-1
Externally Mounted
Equipment (EME)
GMD SS CONSOLE

JB1 PCB
7ZCSC0324 (CQD-2245A)
NTF-318 JB1 Cable 2.3m
JB1 J1 Security
(JRC SUPPLY)
Button (SB)
W1 CFQ-5922A TB1(P1-25) RED2
150/250V BLK1
1 BLK1 TTYCSLA-1Q 2
SWA RED1 NQE-3224
2 RED1 * Max.100m 3
SWB BLK2 Security
SB1 3 BLK2 4
12V Button (SB)
4 RED2 RED2
7ZCSC0221 GN D 1
150/250V BLK1
Antenna Cable 5 BLK1 TTYCSLA-1Q 2
SWB BLK2
SB2 7 BLK2 4
12V EXT B UZ
8 RED2 1
Keyboard GN D 1
2
9 1 250V MPYC-4 2
10 2 * Max.100m 3
BZ 4
11 3 4
7ZCSC0322 BUZ1 12V
RO Printer (ROP) 12
ROP Signal Cable 5V
Printer PRINTER 13
(Attachment) 1.6m 4
GN D 150/250V
WHT OUT-
Power BLK
(Attachment) 2m - PRT OUT+
GRN PWR GPS 16
FG Signal (inner) RDA
17 NMEA
18 BLK TTYCSLA-1
OUTA BAM
GPS 19 RED *
OUTB
(Attachment) 2.3m
150/250V
PSU Power Cable
20 BLK TTYCSLA-1
7ZCSC0320
RDA BAM
AIS 21 RED * Remote
22 BLK1 TTYCSLA-4 RED3
SWA 1
23 RED1 * Max.100m BLK1
SWB 2
24 BLK2 RED1
ALM 3
BLK3 NQE-3225
25 RED2 4
RED
BLK
SYNC BLK2
Power Supply DB2 26 BLK3 8
Unit (PSU) 12V RED2
27 9
+ - 5V
28 RED3 Remote
NBD-904 DC24V OUT GN D Distress Button
150/250V
29 BLK1 TTYCSLA-4 RED3
SWA 1
REMOTE DC24V 30 RED1 * Max.100m BLK1
CONT IN AC IN SWB 2
31 BLK2 RED1
+ - + - L N ALM 3
BLK3 NQE-3225
32 RED2 4
TB204 SYNC BLK2
DB3 33 BLK3 8
+ 12V RED2
31 9
ACCESSORY-2 - (inner) 34
32 5V
35 RED3
TB501 GN D 150/250V
+ 36 BLK1 TTYCSLA-1Q
25 TX1 No.2 INM-C
DC IN - (inner) 37 RED1 *
32 TX2
L 38 BLK2 Distress Message Controller
AC100/220V 11 USB INM-C-2 RX1
50/60Hz, 1φ, N (inner)
14 39 RED2 NCH-321A
160W RX2
40 Shield TB10
GN D
DTE SEL+
42 RED1 RED1 12
[Dsub9] SEL-
43 BLK2 BLK2 13
RDY+
PC RDY-
[Dsub9] 45 BLK3 150/250V BLK3 15
DRQ+ TTYCSLA-7
VDR / MFD / BAM LAN 47 BLK4 BLK4 17
* DRA+
[RJ-45] 48 RED4 RED4 18
DRA-
49 BLK5 BLK5 19
DAL+
To JB2/JB2 PCB (2/2) JB2 50 RED5 RED5 20
DAL-
Shield FRAME
GN D
*: SHIPYARD SUPPLY
Fig.3.1.1b JUE-87 Cable Connection System Diagram(GM console, JB1)
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GMD SS CONSOLE
Internally Mounted Equipment (IME)

NTF-318
JB2
7ZCSC0325
JB2 Cable 5m
(JRC SUPPLY)
J1
JB2 PCB (CQD-2245B)
Security
Button (SB)
TB1(P1-25) RED2
TB2(P26-50) 1
BLK1
1 BLK1 150/250V TTYCSLA-1Q 2
SWA RED1 NQE-3224
2 * Max.100m 3
RED1
SWB BLK2
SB3 4 Security
3 BLK2 Button (SB)
12V
4 RED2
RED2 1
GN D BLK1
5 BLK1 150/250V TTYCSLA-1Q 2
SWA RED1 NQE-3224
6 RED1 * Max.100m 3
SWB BLK2
SB4 7 4
BLK2 EXT B UZ
12V
8 1
RED2 1
GN D 2
9 1 250V MPYC-4 2
SW 3 NCE-5547
10 * Max.100m 3
2
BZ 4
11 4
3
BUZ2 12V
12
5V EXT B UZ
13 1
4 1
GN D 2
14 1 250V MPYC-4 2
SW 3 NCE-5547
15 * Max.100m 3
2
BZ 4
16 4
3
BUZ3 12V
17
5V
18 4
GN D
19
5V
20
5V
21
22
23
24
25
26
50
*: SHIPYARD SUPPLY
Fig.3.1.1c JUE-87 Cable Connection System Diagram(JB2)
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3.2 Circuit Diagram
3.2.1 EME Circuit Diagram
EME NAF-253GM
ANT NAY-276
Transceiver CMN-799 J1
GPS Module
CCA-610
BPF CFL-509
W1: H-7ZCSC0201A
TNC
EME-IME cable: CFQ-5922A
To IME
: Soldering connection
Fig.3.2.1 EME Circuit Diagram
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3.2.2 IME Circuit Diagram
J5 J5
2 W5:H-7ZCJD0364A 1 501951-6010
X2 2
X4 60
AD_AIN POW_LED
1 DTMDM
TXD EX_POW_CNT
EME
2 GND RXD GND RDY_LED
DSR INT1
H-7JASC0002
GN D INT2
DTR INT3
COM_LED
50 10
SERIAL2
CTS GND
X7 RTS GPIO_IN0 PRT_ACK
1 PS2 DATA XM2F-0940-132L GPIO_IN1 PRT_BUSY
NC GPIO_IN2 PRT_PE W9-1:GFPC-22-8-2
GPIO_IN3 PRT_SEL
GN D 20 W9:H-7ZCSC0331
40 GPIO_IN4 PRT_ERROR J4
+5V X6 GPIO_IN5 DIMMER
PS2 CLK SB3SWA GPIO_IN6 INMSEL 1 2
KEY BOARD
6 NC SB3SWB GPIO_IN7 CTS GND
1
5V GND DCLK
TCS7668-01-201 GN D GPIO_OUT[0-7] PRT[PD0-D7] HD
SB4SWA 30 GPIO_OUT8 PRT_STROBE
30 VD
SB4SWB GPIO_OUT9 PRT_AUTOFEED GND
X8 /STROBE 5V GPIO_OUT10 PRT_INT R[0-5]
PRT_D0 GN D GPIO_OUT11 SPARE 10 10 GND
JB2
PRT_D1 BUZSW GPIO_OUT12 SPARE G[0-5]
PRT_D2 BUZ2BZ GPIO_OUT13 SPARE GND
PRT_D3 40
12V 20 GPIO_OUT14 H8_RST B[0-5]
PRT_D4 5V GPIO_OUT15 RTS GND
PRT_D5 GN D GND DENA
PRT_D6 BUZSW PWM0 NC 20 20 +3.3V
PRT_D7 BUZ3BZ PWM1_BZ +3.3V
/ACK 12V PWM2_LCD_BRILL
PRINTER
50 GND
BUSY 5V 10 PWM3_LED_PWM SC
PE GN D I2C_CLK
SELECT JBS-25P-2A3A I2C_DATA
/AUTO FEED UART0-5_TX 30 30
/ERROR UART0-5_RX 31
/INIT 33
X5 DB2SWA NMEASD1 GND
1 60 DF9-31S-1V DF9C-31P-1V
/SELIN DB2SWB NMEASD2 WDT_RST ※CDC-1346の基板へ
GN D*8 DBALM NMEARD1 501951-6010
DBSYNC NMEARD2
　　Inmarsat-C用ソフトウェア書き込み CQC-1262
JBS-25S-2A3A
5V AISRD1 J2 W3:H-7ZCSC0327 J2 CDC-1346C LCD UNIT
X9 GN D AISRD2 PROCESS CIRCUIT CCN-3227A
TD+ 1 1 TD+
DB3SWA RDTESD1 LCD UNIT
1 TD+ DB3SWB RDTESD2 TD- TD-
TD- DBALM RDTERD1 RD+ RD+ 1 A1
RD+ DBSYNC RDTERD2 2 K1
JB1
5V GND 3 A2
LAN
GN D DMCSEL+ RD- RD- 4 K2
SB1SWA DMCSEL- 5 A3
RD- SB1SWB DMCRDY+
8 8 6 K3
5V DMCRDY-
+5V
+5V
GN D
GN D
NC
VBAS
DM
DP
GN D
8 GN D DMCDRQ+ 7 NC
B8B-PH B8B-PH 1 5 1 4
SB2SWA DMCDRQ- J1 J3 8 NC
5557730-1
SB2SWB DMCDRA+ B5B-PH B4B-PH SM08B-SRSS-TB
5V DMCDRA-
X3 GN D DMCDAL+
W4:H-7ZCJD0332B
NC
RXD BUZSW DMCDAL- W2:H-7ZCJD0363A
TXD BUZ1BZ ALARM_OUT1
DTR 12V ALARM_OUT2 W10:H-7ZCSC0423
GND SDDB-50S(55) 5V INM-C2_TX
DSR GN D INM-C2_RX J1 J3 J4
SERIAL1
RTS B5B-PH 1 5 B4B-PH 1 4 SM06B-SRSS- 1 6
CTS TB(LF)(SN)
D-
D+
NC
K1
K2
K3
A1
A2
A3
+5V
+5V
GND
GND
NC
VBAS
XM2F-0940-132L
PSSW
+24
GN D
PSCNT
J8 W8:H-7ZCJD0389A J1 J2
USB_GND
1 4 CQD-3227A
J6 VBUS 1 10 VBUS VBAS 1
B4PS-VH D- D-
USB I/F UNIT DM
D+ D+
USB
DP
USB_GND USB_GND GND 4
W6:H-7ZCSC0304 GND GND
CDJ-2464A DIMMER_SW DIMMER_SW
I/F UNIT LED_PWM LED_PWM
DISTRESS SW
TB1 J2 POWER_SW POWER_SW
B4PS-VH 1 4 MAIN SW
1 + LED_DISTRESS LED_DISTRESS
+24
GND
- DISTRESS_SW 10 1 DISTRESS_SW
FG
PSSW
DIMMER SW
PSCNT
3 GN D
PRINTER
DF13C-10P-1R25V(21) DF13-10P-1R25V(21)
ML-800-S1V-3P F1 10A
W1:H-7ZCJD0330B
J1 J7
F2 10A +12V 1
W7:H-7ZCSC0328
1 +
- PBUZ 2
CBD-1907
BUZZER
3 FG
POWER
B2B-PH P1:PHR-2
B3PS-VH
POWER SUPPLY UNIT
P1-1:SPH-002T-P0.5S
X1
Fig.3.2.2 IME Circuit Diagram
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Table 3.2.2 External connecter interface of IME
X1 (Power Supply) X2 (To EME)
1 DC24V IN+ DC24V/
2 DC24V IN- COA INT MDM
3 FG SHIELD GND
X3 (To Option DTE) X4 (For Factory)

1 (NC) 1 (NC)
6 DTR 6 DTR
2 SD 2 SD
7 CTS 7 CTS
3 RD 3 RD
8 RTS 8 RTS
4 DSR 4 DSR
9 (NC) 9 (NC)
5 GND 5 GND
X5 (JB1) X6 (JB2)
3-6
3.3 Explanation of the function of each equipments
3.3.1 EME
EME (Externally Mounting Equipment) is the unit which has the following functions for connecting
Inmarsat-C system of JUE-87, and also has the major function as communication device.
EME function
・ RF front end
・ Modulation and demodulation
・ Circuit control and option setting
・ GPS receptor
EME is connected to IME with the coaxial cable, and the following signal is superimposed with IME.
・ Communication data
・ EME control data
・ Power supply(+24V)
3.3.2 IME
IME (Internally Mounted Equipment) has the following functions and fulfill the role in the interface with the
outside plays EME.
・ Control to EME and supply power (DC +24V)

・ Connected option (RDB/SB/External Buzzer) control
・ Communication ID control
・ User interface (GPS/Remote maintenance/LAN/USB)
・ Display
・ Printer control
・ Supply power to Printer (DC +24V)
・ Bridge Alert Management (BAM)
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3.4 External Interface
Rear panel connector of IME and its interface contents are outlined in Table 3.4.
Table 3.4 Interface contents of connector

Sign Name Specification Pin Connector
number
X1 DC POWER 24V 3A 3 3P with rock
X2 EME 50Ω Coaxial TNC-J
X3 DTE Equivalent of RS-232 9 D-sub 9 pin
X4 PC Equivalent of RS-232 9 D-sub 9 pin

Remote Distress
X5 JB1 DB2 50 D-sub 50 pin
Button1
Remote Distress
DB3
Button2
NMEA For External GPS
SB1 SSAS Button1
SB2 SSAS Button2

Distress Message
DMC
Controller
BUZZ1 External Buzzer1
Bridge Alert
GPS
Management
AIS (BAM) *1
X6 JB2 SB3 SSAS Button3 25 D-sub 25 pin
SB4 SSAS Button4
*1 The terminal block for Bridge Alert Management (BAM) uses "GPS" and "AIS".
3-8
4 Maintenance parts list
4.1 JUE-87
Standard components
No. Name of equipment Model Number Service Parts
1 EME (Externally Mounted Equipment) NAF-253GM NAF-253GM7
(Note) NAF-253GM5 (for JUE-85)
2 IME (Internally Mounted Equipment) NTF-318 NTF318-1CR
*1
I/F Unit CDJ-2464A NZZ2464
(CDJ-2464A is a component of NZZ2464)
PSU CBD-1907 CBD1907CR
Process Circuit CDC-1346C CDC1346CR
USB I/F Circuit CQD-3227A CQD3227AR
LCD CCN-3227A *1 NZZ2464
(CCN-3227A is a component of NZZ2464)
LCD I/F CQC-1262 CQC1262CR
3 JB1 Board CQD-2245A
4 Keyboard NDF-369
5 Printer NKG-900/NKG-800
6 EXT.PSU (External Power Supply Unit) NBD-904
7 Coaxial Cable CFQ-5922A3 (30m)
8 Attachment for IME (include JB1) MPXP33398
9 JUE-87 Instruction Manual (English) 7ZPSC0444A
10 JUE-87 Installation Manual (English) 7ZPSC0446A
Optional Components
No. Name of equipment Model Number
1 Remote Distress Button NQE-3225 (Max: 2)
2 DTE (Data Terminal Unit) Display:NDZ-227, Keyboard:NDF-369 (Max: 1)
3 SB(Security Button) NQE-3224 (Max:4)
4 External Buzzer NCE-5547 (Max:3)
5 RS-232D/RS-422A translator NQA-1689A
6 JB2 NQE-3223
7 Coaxial Cable CFQ-5922A4 (40m), CFQ-5922A5 (50m)
CFQ-9710-7 / CFQ-3923A7 (70m),
CFQ-9710-A / CFQ-3923A1 (100m)
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*1 Please note that there is a combination in LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) module and I/F UNIT.
It is recommended to use the IME repair kit (NZZ-2464).
The model of the LCD module and I/F UNIT are as follows.
LCD module I/F UNIT

Old model
CCN-3227 CDJ-2464
（CCFL type）
New model
CCN-3227A CDJ-2464A
（LED type）
There is a combination in LCD module and I/F UNIT.
I/F UNIT
CDJ-2464 CDJ-2464A
（CCFL type）（LED type）
CCN-3227
OK NG *2
（CCFL type）
LCD module
CCN-3227A
NG *2 OK
（LED type)
*2 If the combination is “NG”, the connection cable between the LCD module and I/F UNIT does not have
compatibility and cannot be equipped.
The conventional repair unit (CCFL type) shown below cannot be replaced for IME that incorporate LED types,
but can be replaced for IME that incorporate CCFL types.
NAME LCD module I/F UNIT

MODEL CCN-3227 CDJ-2464
JRC CODE CCN-3227-1 CDJ-2464-1 or CDJ-2464CR
However, it is difficult to judge by looking at the appearance whether CCFL type or LED type is
equipped with JUE-87 on the ship, so we recommend shipping and using the IME repair kit
(NZZ-2464).
The conventional repair units (CCFL type) will be abolished as soon as they are out of stock.
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4.2 Supplied Parts by JRC
Table 4.2a Supplied parts by JRC for EME Installation
No. Name Type Q’ty Remarks Application
Single unit
1 Fixing Band MPBP31867 1
by two
2 Painting Protection Material MPXP33556 1
3 Self Bandaging Tape BRXP05369 1
4 Packing List MTZ304557 1
Table 4.2b Supplied parts by JRC for IME Installation

1 JB1 Board CQD-2245A 1 Junction PCB On Console
Including JB1 Board,
2 JB1 NQE-3222 1 IME Coaxial Cable and On Stand
JB1 Cable
3 Tapping Screw BRTG10227 4
4 Knob bolt MPTG30053A 2 For JB1 only
5 Rubber Spacer MTT315177 2 For JB1 only
6 Packing List MANQE5191C 1
7 Earth Cable 7ZCSC0240* 1
Table 4.2c Others

1 Cover MTV305087 8 For IME corner Including spare
For Power supply Cable
2 Ferrite Core 3
and LAN Cable
3 IME Label 1 For Spare label on console
4 Note for IME Label 1
5 Register Sheet 1
6 Envelope for Airmail 1
Table 4.2d Supplied Cables by JRC for IME Installation

EXT PSU Cable
1 7ZCSC0320* 1
(IME to EXT PSU)
Printer Signal Cable
2 7ZCSC0322* 1
(Printer to IME)
Printer Power Cable
3 7ZCSC0321* 1
(Printer to IME)
JB1 Cable
4 7ZCSC0314* 1 0.4m On stand
(JB1 to IME)
JB1 Cable 2.0m
5 7ZCSC0324* 1 On console
(JB1 to IME) (Option)
JB2 Cable 5m
6 7ZCSC0325* 1
(JB2 to IME) (Option)
DTE Signal Cable
7 7ZCSC0203* 1 Option
(DTE to IME)
DTE Power Cable
8 7ZCJD0419* 1 Option
(DTE to Ext PUS)
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4.3 Parts for Installation (Prepared by Shipyard)
Table 4.3 Required cables
No. Part Description Q’ty Remarks Application
1 PVC tape Vinyl tape 1 L = 15m For protecting cable
W = 30mm,
2 Copper plate JIS H 3100 1 For grounding IME
t = 0.2mm
3 Pole 1 For mounting EME
4.4 Required Tools

Table 4.4 Required Tools
No. Tool Description
1 Open-ended spanner Nominal 13 (for M8)
2 Plus screwdriver
4.5 Consumable Supplies and Spare Parts List

Table 4.5a Consumable Supplies List
No. Name Type Remarks Application
Roll paper 5ZPAL00002 105m
1
Recording paper (1PLY) 5ZPCM00020 98m
2 Print head unit 5ZYWZ00001 For Printer(NKG-800)
For Printer(NKG-900)
7ZZJD0105*
Color: Black
3 Ink ribbon
For Printer(NKG-800)
5ZZCM00003
Color: Black
Table 4.5b Spare Parts List (H-7ZXSC8702A)

1 Fuse (DC32 10A) 5ZFCK00015 6 For IME
2 Fuse (DC32 15A) 5ZFCK00021 6 For Ext PSU
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5 Troubleshooting
5.1 Troubleshooting
Check all items in the following figure to secure normal communication at all times. If any unusual
phenomenon occurs in the equipment, send appropriate information to JRC service network to get advice or to
request for repair with the results of these items.
Start
Turn on the PSU POWER

switch.
“DC INPUT” “DC OUTPUT”
Turn on the IME POWER switch.
No No
POWER LED of IME front Remove IME PSU cable.
PSU checking flow
panel is lighting? Is PSU out put DC+24V?
Yes Yes
Check the connection of IME
PSU cable.
Restart the trouble shooting.
The inverse connection of PSU
cable may caused IME and PSU
fuse destruction.
Is Main menu screen

displayed in about 30 No
seconds after displayed
IME checking flow
start screen?
Yes
EME connection
checking flow
Receiver performance
checking flow
Satellite communication
checking flow
Execute the Performance

Verification test.
Is Performance No
Verification test completed PV test checking flow
satisfactory?
Yes
Inmarsat-C communication
check is completed.
Additional check
GPS checking flow
Fig.5.1a Troubleshooting Flowchart (1/8)
5-1
PSU checking flow
AC OPERATION? DC
DC OPERATION?
AC
AC OPERATION LED No No Turn on the AC power supply

AC input supplied?
lighting? breaker of the Ship.
Yes Yes
Check the dimmer of

PSU front panel.
Turn the dimmer volume.
AC OPERATION LED No
Exchange the PSU.
lighting?
“PSU Dimmer failure”

Yes
AC OPERATION LED No DC OPERATION LED No No

DC INPUTswitch turn on? Turn on the DC INPUT switch.
lighting? lighting?
Yes Yes Yes
Turn off the AC power supply No Turn on the DC power supply

DC input supplied?
breaker of the Ship. breaker of the Ship.
Yes
Check the DC input No

Input the +24V DC power.
voltage. +24V?
Yes
No DC OUTPUT switch No Turn on

DC OUTPUT LED lighting?
turned on? the DC OUTPUT switch. REMOTE CONT+ and No
REMOTE CONT- are Connect the REMOTE CONT
connected?
Yes Yes
Yes
No
DC +24V output ?
Check the DC fuse. No
Exchange the new fuse.
Is the fuse normally?
Yes
Yes
Check the connection.
Check the dimmer of Broken fuse mean a connection
PSU front panel. Exchange the PSU. or input voltage mistakes.
Turn the dimmer volume.
“PSU DC output failure”
No
DC OUTPUT LED lighting? Exchange the PSU.
“PSU Dimmer failure”

Yes
No
DC +24V output ?
Yes
PSU is normal operation.

Check the other connection Exchange the PSU.
and settings.
Restart “PSU DC output failure”
the Trouble shooting
Fig.5.1b Troubleshooting Flowchart (2/8)
5-2
IME checking flow
Is Main menu screen No ROM check and No

Contact JRC
displayed? RAM check is OK?
“Data terminal section failure”

Yes Yes
No Is Main menu screen No

Keyboard check is OK? Connect the keyboard. displayed in about 30 seconds after Exchange Keyboard
displayed start screen?
“Keyboard failure”
Yes Yes
Wait a few minutes please.

IME starting.
IME is normal operation.

Check the other connection
and settings.
EME connection check
Fig.5.1c Troubleshooting Flowchart (3/8)
5-3
EME conne ction
checking flow
Message is displayed? No Error message is Yes

”EME and DTE are displayed?”EME and DTE Contact JRC
compatible” are not compatible”
“Model & Country mode
compatibility failure”
Yes No
No Error message is
No
Is Main menu screen
displayed?”Does not IME is during starting.
displaying the information?
communicate to IME”
“Ready”.
“REC Good-**”
“Position.**”
Yes
Yes and so on
Push the IME POWER button for

2 seconds
Is POWER LED of IME No

Exchange IME
blinking?
“IME failu re”
Yes
Turn off the PSU and Check the

EME conne ction.
Restart the trouble shooting.
EME connection
checking flow
Fig.5.1d Troubleshooting Flowchart (4/8)
5-4
Receiver performance
checking flow
Is REC level of No Is Ocean region No Change the Preferred ocean

Receiver check
main menu's setting correct in the area of region setting for ships position.
Back to previous checking
first line displayed? ship's position? Please wait a few minutes.
“REC: Good-**”
Yes “REC: Fair-**” Yes
“REC: Poor-**”
No Is Main menu's No
Change the GPS setting to
Is not EME under the blocking? second line which is position data Exchange EME
internal mode. from GPS informed?
“Internal GPS module failure”

Yes Yes “Reception function faiure”
Change the direction of the ship

and check again.
No
Is menu inform the Rec level? Contact JRC
“Reception function failure”

Yes
Communication check
Fig.5.1e Troubleshooting Flowchart (5/8)
5-5
Satellite communication
checking flow
No “LES information” which No

Is Main menu screen Turn off the IME and restart,
is contained within menu’s
displaying “Ready”? Ncs/les-info” is blank? check again.
Yes Yes
“LES information” which No Inmarsat-C is processing

Performance check is contained within menu’s Login sequence now.
Ncs/les-info” is blank? Please wait a few minutes.
Yes
Is Main menu screen No

Performance check Contact JRC
displaying “Ready”?
“Satellite communication
ID ROMs may be device failure
Yes failure”
Performance check
Fig.5.1f Troubleshooting Flowchart (6/8)
5-6
PV test checking flow
PV test completed No Check the ID setting. No

Contact JRC
satisfactory? Correct ID installed?
“ID setting failure”

Yes Yes
Check the ID ROM No

Inmarsat-C communication equipment.ID ROM is Contact JRC
check is completed. equiped?
“No ID ROM equipment”

Yes
Contact JRC
“ID ROM failure”
Fig.5.1g Troubleshooting Flowchart (7/8)
5-7
GPS checking flow
No Check the connection No Re-connect correct settings

Is Main menu's second line
and setting of external GPS. or
displayed a Position data? Are GPS sett ings normal? Exchange GPS
“Connection failure”
or
Yes Yes “GPS failure”
internal mode.
Is Main menu's second line No

Contact JRC
displayed a Position data?
“Internal / External GPS

Yes failure”

external mode.
Is Main menu's second line No

Contact JRC
displayed a Position data?
“External GPS interface failure”

Yes
GPS connection and setting

is OK
Fig.5.1h Troubleshooting Flowchart (8/8)
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5.2 Alarm Pack
The JUE-87 provides the following function, which is useful for maintenance and for prompt detection of
faults on the equipment.
Various operation states and alarm states are displayed on the first line of the screen of IME/DTE and alarm
history is displayed as the following procedure.
Step Operation IME/DTE Response Remarks

1  Hold down ‘Alt’ key and  “Diagnostics” window is
press ‘A’ key on Main displayed.
menu.
2  Move the cursor to the  “Alarm history” window  The first 3 lines are
item “Alarm history” then is displayed. the newest alarm
press ‘Enter’ key. information.
 After the 4th line,
alarm history is
displayed from new
one.
3  Press ‘F10’ key twice or  Main menu is displayed.
press ‘ESC’ key to beck to
main menu.
5.2.1 Alarm history

Refer to example alarm history and the contents of alarm history in next page.
Alarm history shows software version, important setting, software condition and hardware conditions.
Especially, “MD1” and “Alarm of ST” show current hardware conditions and receiving signal conditions.
Also, “MD2” shows factory hardware setting value.
If the alarm information show some sort of failure after checking, contact the JRC service agent and let us
know about Alarm history of your JUE-87.
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Alarm history
JUE-87 ① IMN:410032123 ② SER:068577 ③ HW:01/4 ④ ACSE:01.00/2.0 ⑤ MDM:11.00 Basic

information
⑥IME:01.00/1.3 ⑦ DTE:01.00 ⑧ G:6
⑨ 03/26 01:10:49 ⑩ N35 41 E139 34 ⑪ READY /1

Current status
⑫ CH:244/3124/2748 ⑬ TX: ⑭ MD1:83017700007D9D00 ⑮ ST:000000/D080 information
⑯ ACS:1000/1000/0000 ⑰ EIC:6363/0000/0000 ⑱ SET:132/2/1/100
⑲ MD2:0123456789ABCDEF
01.03/11 02:02:04 N35 41 E139 34 COMMRX/0 Past status

CH:000/ / TX: MD1:00000000000000000000 ST:000000/9800 information
ACS:1000/1000/0000 EIC:6400/0000/0000 SET:132/2/1/100 (10 cases
maximum)
02.03/10 15:57:48 N35 41 E139 34 COMMRX/0
↓ contd.
F5:Print out F6:Save as F7:Clear F10:Previous
Fig.5.2.1 Example of “Alarm history” window
Table 5.2.1 Contents of Alarm history
Display format
No. Content
(In case of Fig.5.2.1)
IMN:4XXXXXXXX
① MES Number
(IMN:410032123)
SER:XXXXXX
② Serial Number
(SER:068577)
HW:XX/Y EME Board Version (XX)
③
(HW:01/4) IME Board Version (Y)
ACSE:XX.XX/Y.Y ACSE Main Version (XX.XX)
④
(ACSE:01.00/2.0) ACSE SAFE Mode Version (Y.Y)
MDM:XX.XX
⑤ MODEM Version
(MDM:11.00)
IME:XX.XX/Y.Y IME Main Version (XX.XX)
⑥
(IME:01.00/1.3) IME SAFE Mode Version (Y.Y)
DTE:XX.XX
⑦ DTE Version
(DTE:01.00)
G:X
⑧ GPS Equipment
(G:6)
Month (MM)
Day (DD)
MM/DD hh:mm:ss
⑨ Date Hour (hh)
(03/26 01:10:49)
Minute (mm)
Second (ss)
Latitude (N)
NXX XX EYYY YY Degree (XX XX)
⑩ Position
(N35 41 E139 34) Longitude (E)
Degree (YYY YY)
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XXXXXX/Y MES Status(XXXXXX)
⑪
(READY /1) TDM Channel type (Y)
TDM Channel ID (XXX)
CH:XXX/YYYY/ZZZZ
⑫ Receiving channel (YYYY)
(CH:244/3124/2748)
Transmitting channel (ZZZZ)
EIRP shows the strength of transmitting signal power.
TX:XX
⑬ 1 – 8 dBW : Low
(TX: )
9 – 13 dBW : Normal
Receiver AGC setting value (UU) shows the gain control
value to adjust level of current receiving signal.
Normal value : from 80(hex) to E0 (Hex)
Lower value shows that receiving signal is stronger and

receiver circuit performance is better.
Receiving C/N0 (VVVV) shows 10 times C/No dBHz. This

value depends on both received signal from satellite and
receiver circuit performances. Bigger C/No is better.
(ex. 0177 (Hex) means 37.5dBHz.)
Normal value : from 15E(Hex) to 1AE(Hex)

Normal C/No (dBHz) from 35.0dBHz (15E)to
43.0dBHz(1AE).
VVVV / C/No (dBHz) / Condition
0190 / 40.0 / Good
017C / 38.0 / Good
0168 / 36.0 / Good
0154 / 34.0 / Fair
Rec “Good” shows bigger C/No than 35.0dBHz.

MD1:UUVVVVWWWWXXXXYY Rec “Fair” shows C/No from 34.5 to 33.0 dBHz.
⑭
(MD1:83017700007D9D00) Rec “Poor” shows lower C/No than 33.0 dBHz.
<NOTE>
If receiving C/No shows lower than 34.5dBHz, check
coverage of satellite and ocean region, and select best ocean
region for present location. Refer to Appendix A1.
IQ balance (WWWW) is always 0000.
Master OSC Setting value (XXXX: 7D9D (Hex)) shows
control value of Master OSC.
Normal value : from 3000(Hex) to D000(Hex)

Center value is 8000 (Hex).
Nearer value to 8000(Hex) is better.
Modem ATC Wave Detect Power (YY) shows the strength

of interferences to Inmarsat-C.
(Ex. 00 (Hex))
Normal value: from 00 to 30 (Hex).
<NOTE>
If this value is bigger than 80 (Hex), Inmarsat-C cannot
receive normally by too strong interferences.
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No alarm (If there are any alarm,
0x000000
Add the following each status value)
+ 0x800000 EME ROM data alarm
EME RAM data alarm
<Note>
+ 0x400000
If user stops power supply without
“Log-out”, this bit becomes “high”.
+ 0x200000 EEPROM data alarm
+ 0x100000 EEPROM FATAL alarm
+ 0x080000 External UART data alarm
+ 0x040000 EME-IME connection alarm
+ 0x020000 EME Internal GPS alarm
+ 0x010000 External GPS alarm
+ 0x008000 TX DURATION alarm
EME PLL1 UNLOCK alarm
<Note>
+ 0x004000 If this bit becomes “high”, transceiver
Alarm(XXXXXX) board of EME might have some
troubles of PLL ICs.
EME PLL2 UNLOCK alarm
<Note>
+ 0x002000 If this bit becomes “high”, transceiver
board of EME might have some
troubles of PLL ICs.
+ 0x001000 EME MODEM Software alarm
+ 0x000800 EME MODEM Hardware alarm
ST:XXXXXX/YYYY + 0x000400 DISTRESS button1 alarm
⑮
(ST:000000/D080) + 0x000200 DISTRESS button2 alarm
+ 0x000100 DISTRESS button3 alarm
+ 0x000080 Reserved
+ 0x000040 SECURITY ALERT button1 alarm
Default menu
0x0000
(Add the following each status value)
+ 0x8000 READY
+ 0x4000 SYNC
+ 0x2000 CARRIER
+ 0x1000 LOG IN
+ 0x0800 EGC Mode
+ 0x0400 Reserved
+ 0x0200 Reserved
Status(YYYY) + 0x0100 Preheat
+ 0x0080 DISTRESS button1 detection
+ 0x0010 Reserved
+ 0x0008 SECURITY ALERT button1 detection
+ 0x0001 SECURITY ALERT buttoh4 detection
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Signaling Channel Control Step (XXXX)
ACS:XXXX/YYYY/ZZZZ
⑯ Message Channel Control Step (YYYY)
(ACS:1000/1000/0000)
Process Control Step (ZZZZ)
EME-IME connection success Top 2 digit：EME->IME
rate (XXXX) Last 2 digit：IME->EME
EIC:XXXX/YYYY/ZZZZ EME-IME connection error Top 2 digit：EME->IME
⑰
(EIC:6363/0000/0000) counter (YYYY) Last 2 digit：IME->EME
EME-IME connection error Top 2 digit：EME->IME
factor (ZZZZ) Last 2 digit：IME->EME
LES setting (WWW)
Preferred Ocean Region (X)
SET:WWW/X/Y/ZZZ GPS setting (Y)
⑱
(SET:132/2/4/100) 1st digit:DTE port main
Data port type (ZZZ) 2nd digit:DTE port #1
3rd digit:DTE port #2
TX I Amplitude(SS)
TX I DC Offset(TT)
MD2:SSTTUUVVWWXXYYZZ TX Q DC Offset(UU)
(MD2:0123456789ABCDEF) TX VCONT(VV)
⑲
EIRP Moni(WW)
(Note) PA BIAS1(XX)
PA BIAS2(YY)
PA BIAS3(ZZ)
(Note) “MD2” values are fixed for each terminal. They show transmitter hardware set value in factory.
If MD2 values is all zeros or all “F”, JUE-87 cannot transmit normally.
In that case, contact the JRC service agent and let us know about Alarm history of your JUE-87.
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5.3 After Service
When ordering repair
When a failure has been detected, check it according to the Trouble shooting described in this manual.
When abnormalities are still accepted, stop operation and contact the dealer or agent from which you
purchased the device or one of our branches, marketing offices, and representative offices.
In the case of fixing during the term of a guarantee

When it breaks down in the state of the normal operation according to explanation and a handling description
in the operation manual, the dealer or our company will perform repair without any charge according to the
previsions in the specific action.
However, in the following case, gratis service cannot be received even if it is during the term of a guarantee.
-When the construction report is not sent to JRC after installation of JUE-95SA is completed.
-Failure produced by inevitability, such as misuse, negligence, or a natural disaster, a fire, etc.
In the case of passed over the term of a guarantee

When a function can be recovered by repair, any repair will be performed with charge by demand of a user.
Please inform us of the following items when ordering the repair:
+ Product name, model name, date of manufacture, and manufacture number

+ State of the abnormality (as in detail as possible)
+ Office name or organization name, address, and telephone number
Recommendation of overhaul
The performances of the set may deteriorate due to the aging of parts, and so on through the rate varies
depending on the conditions of use.
So, it is recommendable to contact the dealer from which you purchased the device, or one of our marketing
offices for overhaul apart from daily services. In this case, it becomes charged.
Disposal
When disposing JUE-87 process it in accordance with the rules of the pertinent local government.
For details, please contact to the dealer which you purchased, our service office or a pertinent local
government.
Please contact the dealer which you purchased the device, or our marketing offices that is nearest to you for
any question as to the after-sales service.
For any question, please refer to the list of office at the end of this volume.
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6 Cable Connections Test
Procedures of checking cable connections are two types. One procedure uses maintenance mode and
another procedure uses button test functions.
6.1 Printer (NKG-900/NKG-800)

6.1.1 Maintenance Mode
The checking procedure uses maintenance mode.
(1) Turn on the IME.

(2) The boot screen will be displayed about 5 seconds after turn on the IME.
Press the ‘N’+ ‘D’+ ‘Z’ keys during “now loading” in the boot screen.
The maintenance mode will be initiated.
Fig.6.1.1 Maintenance Menu
NOTE
Please wait about 30 seconds after initiating to maintenance mode

until communication between EME-IME starts.
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6.1.2 Checking Cable Connections
(1) Select 2.DTE Maintenance Check by ↑ ↓keys in maintenance menu, press ‘Enter’ key or
→ key. After that, DTE Maintenance Check menu is displayed.
Fig.6.1.2a DTE Maintenance menu
(2) Select 1.Basic by ↑ ↓ keys and press ‘Enter’ key or → key.

(3) Select Start by ↑ ↓ keys and press ‘Enter’ key. Then, checking functions starts.
(4) Check all test results. When “Printer” test result is “OK”, cable connections of printer is good.
Fig.6.1.2b Basic test of DTE Maintenance
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6.2 External Buzzer (NCE-5547)
Checking procedure uses maintenance mode.

NOTE

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6.2.2 Checking cable connection for External Buzzer (DMC alarm sound)
(1) Select 5. Inmarsat-C Setting & Checking by ↑ ↓ keys in Maintenance menu, then press
‘Enter’ key or → key. And then, select Checking by ↑ ↓ keys and press ‘Enter’ key or →
key. Inmarsat-C Checking (Fig 6.2.2b) is displayed.
Fig.6.2.2a Maintenance Menu
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(2) Select 6. DMC & AME RX Test by ↑ ↓ keys in Inmarsat-C Checking menu, then press
‘Enter’ key or → key. And then, select Test Start by ← → keys in DMC & AME RX Test
popup window and press ‘Enter’ key to test the function of receiving distress priority message.
In this time, external buzzers, Remote Distress Buttons and DMC sound. Check sound level by
volume of external buzzer, and check that external buzzers stop sounding by “Buzzer off” button.
Fig.6.2.2b DMC & AME RX Test Menu
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6.3 Remote Distress Button(NQE-3225)
6.3.1 Checking cable connections of Distress Button
Checking cable connections of distress button uses the test function for Distress button from normal
mode.
The Distress button test can be demonstrated the procedure of a distress alert transmission even if the
JUE-87 is not synchronized to satellite.
NOTE
To avoid sending the false distress alert transmission, confirm certainly that JUE-87 is in the test
mode, prior to carrying out Distress button test. When the common use type option’s Remote
Distress Button is installed with two JUE-87 terminals, refer to separate volume [JUE-87
COMMON USE TYPE OPTION INSTALLATION GUIDE (code No. 7ZPSC0571)].
Step Operation IME/DTE Response

 Hold down ‘Alt’ key and press ‘A’ key  “Diagnostics” window is displayed.
on Main Menu.
Diagnostics
Data source contents

Alarm history
software Version
1 distress button Test
BAM active alert
BAM alert History
F10: Previous
 Move the cursor to “distress button  “Distress Button test mode” window is
Test” and press ‘Enter’ key. displayed.
Distress button test mode
Distress buttons are under test now.

2 Press the distress button to test it.
If real distress alert to be sent,
Cancel the test mode.
F10: Cancel
 When the distress button is tested, press  The buzzer in IME/DTE is sounding 0.5 sec on,
the distress button till the buzzer sounds 1.0 sec off. Then, “SOS” is displayed at the first
for about 5 seconds or more. line of DTE.
3
 When the distress button test is
terminated, press ‘F10’ (“Cancel”) key.

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 (It passes 5 sec after pressing the  The buzzer in IME/DTE is sounding 0.5 sec ON,
distress button.) 0.5 sec OFF.
 The Distress button LED on IME is blinking 0.5
sec ON, 0.5 sec OFF.
 “Distress Button Test” window is displayed.
--- Distress Button Test ---

Now distress button testing---
cancel the test mode.
 (Start the distress test)  The buzzers in IME/DTE are sounding 5 sec
continuously.
 The Distress button LED on IME is illuminating
5 sec.
 When the distress button is tested completely,

the following window is displayed.
5
Distress button test succeeded.
F10: Previous
6
 To return to Main menu, press ‘F10’  Main menu is displayed.
key.
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6.4 DMC
In checking of DMC cable connections, “Distress button test mode” in normal mode and “DTE
maintenance mode” are used.
6.4.1 Checking distress call from DMC

Checking cable connections of DMC uses the test function for Distress button from normal mode.
The DMC test can be demonstrated the procedure of a distress alert transmission even if the JUE-87 is
not synchronized to satellite. In this test mode, any signals are not transmitted.
NOTE
To avoid sending the false distress alert transmission, confirm certainly that JUE-87 is in the test
mode, prior to carrying out Distress button test. When the common use type option’s Distress
Message Controller is installed with two JUE-87 terminals, refer to separate volume [JUE-87
COMMON USE TYPE OPTION INSTALLATION GUIDE (code No. 7ZPSC0571)].
Step Operations IME／DTE／DMC (example)

 Hold down ‘Alt’ key and ･"Diagnostics" window is displayed.
press ‘A’ key on Main
Diagnostics
Menu.
Data source contents
Alarm history
1 software Version
distress button Test
BAM active alert
BAM alert History
F10: Previous
 Move the cursor to ･"Distress buttons test mode" window is displayed.

“distress button Test” Distress button test mode
and press ‘Enter’ key.
Distress buttons are under test now.
2 Press the distress button to test it.
Cancel the test mode.
F10: Cancel
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Step Operations IME/DTE／DMC (example)
 The buzzer in IME/DTE is sounding 0.5 sec on, 1.0 sec
 Press DMC SES button. off. Then, “SOS” is displayed at the first line of
IME/DTE
Then DMC SES button is
 DMC sounds intermittently.
lighted.
3  Press Distress button.
 When the distress button
test is terminated, press
‘F10’ (“Cancel”) key.
(It passes 5 sec after pressing the  The buzzer in IME/DTE is sounding 0.5 sec ON, 0.5 sec
distress button.) OFF.
 The Distress button LED on IME is blinking 0.5 sec ON,
0.5 sec OFF.
 “Distress Button Test” window is displayed.

4
Now distress button testing---
 DMC sounds continuously.
(Start the distress test)  The buzzers in IME/DTE are sounding 5 sec
continuously.
 The Distress button LED on IME is illuminating 5 sec.
5 Distress button test succeeded.
F10: Previous
To return to Main menu, press Main menu is displayed.

6
‘F10’ (“Previous”) key.
6.4.2 Checking of alarm sounds of DMC

Check the same procedure as 6.2.2 “Checking cable connection for External Buzzer (DMC alarm
sound)”.
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6.5 AME (Alarm Management Equipment)
Checking cable connection of AME uses Maintenance mode.

NOTE

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6.5.2 Checking cable connections of AME
AME is connected by two types, RS-422 type or ON/OFF single cable type.
Check the following;
(a) RS-422 type
Ports (Signal name / signal type)
GPSOUTA、GPSOUTB：Alarm Out (RS-422)
AIS RD1、AIS RD2 ：Alarm In (RS-422)
(b) ON/OFF single cable type
Ports
ALMOUT+、ALMOUT-：Alarm Out (High / Low )
(1) Select 5. Inmarsat-C Setting & Checking by ↑ ↓ keys in Maintenance menu, then press
‘Enter’ key or → key. And then, select Checking by ↑ ↓ keys and press ‘Enter’ key or →
key. Inmarsat-C Checking (Fig.6.5.2b) is displayed.
Fig.6.5.2a Maintenance Menu
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(2) Select 6. DMC & AME RX Test by ↑ ↓ keys in Inmarsat-C Checking menu, then press
‘Enter’ key or → key. And then, select Test Start by ← → keys in DMC & AME RX Test
popup window and press ‘Enter’ key to test the function of receiving distress priority message.
2-a) When DMC & RX Test is started, received alarm information and status is transferred to
AME from AME output port (GPSOUT and ALMOUT). Check the information on AME. Also,
External buzzers and Remote Distress Button sounds.
Test ports
GPSOUTA、GPSOUTB：Alarm Out (RS-422 type)
ALMOUT+、ALMOUT-：Alarm Out (High/Low)
Fig.6.5.2b DMC & AME RX Test Menu
2-b) When JUE-87 and AME is connected by RS-422 type line, stop alarm on AME and then
check whether alarm notice is stopped.
2-c) When JUE-87 and AME is connected by ON/OFF single line, select Test Stop on popup
window or press ‘F10’ key and then check whether alarm notice is stopped.
Test Ports
AIS RD1、AIS RD2：Alarm In (RS-422 type)
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7 DMC & AME RX Test
Press the ‘N’+‘D’+‘Z’ keys during “now loading” in the boot screen.
The maintenance mode will be initiated (refer to Fig.7.1a).
NOTE

(3) Press up key or down key, select [5. Inmarsat-C Setting & Checking] and press ‘Enter’ key on
Maintenance Menu screen. Continuously, select [Checking] and press ‘Enter’ key. Inmarsat-C
Checking screen (refer to Fig.7.1b) will be displayed.
Fig.7.1a Maintenance Menu screen
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(4) Press up key or down key, select [6.DMC & AME RX Test] and press ‘Enter’ key.
DMC & AME RX Test screen (refer to Fig.7.1c) will be displayed.
Fig.7.1b Inmarsat-C Checking screen
(5) Select [Test Start] and press ‘Enter’ key then DMC & AME RX Test will be started.
Confirm the following operation about DMC and AME.
Fig.7.1c DMC & AME RX Test screen
(6) When you end the RX Test, select [Test Stop] and press the ‘Enter’ key in Fig.7.1c.
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8 FROM/SRAM Initialize
NOTE
Initialization of FROM/SRAM clears configuration information, such as a SSAS Transmission,

and important log, such as Alarm history, call log, etc.
Please do not initialize recklessly.

Press the ‘N’+‘D’+‘Z’ keys during “now loading” in the boot screen.
The maintenance mode will be initiated (refer to Fig.8.1a).
NOTE

Maintenance Menu screen. Continuously, select [Data Initialize] and press ‘Enter’ key.
Inmarsat-C Checking screen (refer to Fig.8.1b) will be displayed.
Fig.8.1a Maintenance Menu screen
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FROM Clear
(4) Press up key or down key, select [FROM Clear] and press ‘Enter’ key.
(Fig.8.1c is displayed)
Fig.8.1b Inmarsat-C Data Initialize screen
(5) Select [OK] and press ‘Enter’ key then FROM Clear will be started.
Fig.8.1c FROM Clear confirmation dialog box
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(6) Fig.8.1d is displayed when the FROM Clear is completed. Press ‘F10’ key.
Fig.8.1d FROM Clear completion dialog box
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SRAM Clear
(7) Press up key or down key, select [SRAM Clear] and press ‘Enter’ key.
(Fig.8.1e is displayed)
(8) Select [OK] and press ‘Enter’ key then SRAM Clear will be started.
Fig.8.1e SRAM Clear confirmation dialog box
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(9) Fig.8.1f is displayed when the SRAM Clear is completed. Press ‘F10’ key.
Fig.8.1f SRAM Clear completion dialog box
(10) Reboot the IME, after “FROM Clear” or “SRAM Clear” is completed.
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9 LAN Information Export/Import
The parameters for LAN can be saved and restored in maintenance mode.
The default LAN parameters for JRC LAN and Remote Maintenance are the following;
< Default >

[LAN Port Setting]
・IP Address : 192.168.60.247 (primary Inm-c) / 192.168.60.248(secondary Inm-C)
・Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0
・Default Gateway : 192.168.60.243
・JCmail Port No. : 57211
[Remote Maintenance Setting]

・Destination IP Address : 239.0.80.5 (multicast IP)
・TX Port No. : 6001
・RX Port No. : 6001
・Data Server Port No. : 58002
・FBB IP Address : 192.168.60.243
・GX IP Address : 192.168.60.152

The maintenance mode will be initiated (refer to Fig.9a).
NOTE

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(3) Press up key or down key, select [6. LAN Information Export/Import] and press ‘Enter’
key on Maintenance Menu screen. LAN Information Export/Import screen
(refer to Fig.9.1a) will be displayed.
Fig.9a Maintenance Menu screen
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9.1 Export
(1) Press [Export] in Fig.9.1a (Fig.9.1b is displayed).
Fig.9.1a LAN Information Export/Import screen
(2) Enter the name of Export file and Press ‘F1’ key (Fig.9.1c is displayed).
NOTE：Export file name is "***.LAN".
Fig.9.1b [Export] dialog box
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(3) Select [OK] and press ‘Enter’ key in Fig.9.1c. Then the Export is started.
Fig.9.1c Export confirmation dialog box
(4) Fig.9.1d is displayed when the Export is completed. Press ‘F10’ key.
Fig.9.1d Export completion dialog box
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9.2 Import
(1) Press [Import] in Fig.9.2a (Fig.9.2b is displayed).
Fig.9.2a LAN Information Export/Import screen
(2) Press up key or down key, select Import file or enter the name of Import file.
Then press ‘Enter’ key. (Fig.9.2c is displayed).
Fig.9.2b [Import file] dialog box
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(3) Select [OK] and press ‘Enter’ key in Fig.9.2c. Then the Import is started and Fig.9.2d is
displayed.
Fig.9.2c Import confirmation dialog box
(4) Fig.9.2d is displayed when the Import is completed. Press ‘F10’ key.
Fig.9.2d Import completion dialog box
(5) Reboot the IME.
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10 Remote Maintenance Setting
Press the ‘N’+‘D’+ ‘Z’ keys during “now loading” in the boot screen.
NOTE

Maintenance Menu screen. Continuously, select [Initial Setting] and press ‘Enter’ key.
Inmarsat-C Initial Setting screen (refer to Fig.10b) will be displayed.
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(4) Press up key or down key, select [6.Remote Maintenance Setting] and press ‘Enter’ key.
Remote Maintenance Setting screen (refer to Fig.10c) will be displayed.
Fig.10b Inmarsat-C Initial Setting screen
(5) Press up key or down key, select item and press ‘Enter’ key. Each item can be edited.
Fig.10c Remote Maintenance Setting screen
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(6) Enter the digit of each item and press ‘F1’ key (Fig.10d is displayed).
Fig.10d Remote maintenance setting confirmation dialog box
(7) Select [OK] and press ‘Enter’ key in Fig.10d. Then the Remote maintenance data is set.
NOTE
Remote Maintenance information is not saved when a Remote Maintenance Setting screen is
closed by ‘F10’ key or the ‘ESC’ key.
When you change a preset value, press the ‘F1’ key, display a check window, and select [OK].
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11 Inmarsat-C Initial Setting
Initial setting is performed.

NOTE

Maintenance Menu screen. Continuously, select [Initial Setting] and press ‘Enter’ key.
Inmarsat-C Checking screen (refer to Fig.11b) will be displayed.
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Fig.11b Inmarsat-C Initial Setting screen
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11.1 Preparation of Devices
Set the peripheral device (printer, data port, navigation equipment, and/or buzzer) function.
Setting procedure is as follows;
11.1.1 Automatic message print out Confirmation/Setting

Set received message, transmitted message, and function of call logging information automatic print
out to ON or OFF.
11.1.1a Automatic message print out Confirmation
(1) Press up key or down key, select [2.Peripheral Function] and press ‘Enter’ key.
Peripheral function screen (refer to Fig.11.1.1b) will be displayed.
Fig.11.1.1a Inmarsat-C Initial Setting screen
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Fig.11.1.1b Peripheral function screen
11.1.1b Automatic message print out Setting
(1) Press up key or down key, select [automatic Message print out] and press ‘Enter’ key
on Peripheral Function screen, then can edit.
(2) Select automatic Message print out from following 2 choices.

・ ON :Automatic message print out ON
・ OFF : Automatic message print out OFF
(This setup is saved at the time of Peripheral Function screen elimination.)
NOTE
Printing of EGC massage is carried out although automatic print out function is turned OFF.
Please note it is not malfunction of the printer.
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11.1.2 Printer which received message is routed to Confirmation/Setting
Set a port of printer connected. Choose the message type to print out:
11.1.2a Printer which received message is routed to Confirmation
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11.1.2b Printer which received message is routed to Setting
(1) Press up key or down key, select [Printer which received message is routed to]
and press ‘Enter’ key on Peripheral Function screen, then can edit.
(2) Select Nav. equipment connected with mes from following 2 choices.
・ None : No connection
・ DTE : Connecting with IME/DTE
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11.1.2c DTE message type Setting
(1) A DTE message type screen (refer to Fig.11.1.2c) will be displayed if ”DTE” is chosen
with a Printer which received message is routed to
Fig.11.1.2c DTE message type screen
(2) Select External from following 4 choices.

・ All message : Print out all messages.
・ Inm-c message only : Print out Inm-C message only.
・ Inm-c Distress and egc message only
: Print out Inm-C Distress message and EGC message.
・ Egc message only : Print out EGC message only.
(3) Press ‘Enter’ key.
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11.1.3 Nav. equipment connected with mes Confirmation/Setting
Choose the port connected with MES and interface condition
11.1.3a Nav. equipment connected with mes Confirmation
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11.1.3b Nav. equipment connected with mes Setting
(1) Press up key or down key, select [Nav. equipment connected with mes] and press ‘Enter’ key
(2) Select Nav. equipment connected with mes from following 3 choices.
・ None :No navigation equipment
・ External :External navigation equipment use
・ Internal :Internal navigation equipment use
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11.1.3c External Setting
(1) A External screen (refer to Fig.11.1.3c) will be displayed if ”External” is chosen

with a Nav. equipment connected with mes
Fig.11.1.3c External screen
(2) Select External from following 3 choices.

・ Nmea0183 interface
・ Jrc interface
・ NMea0182 interface
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11.1.4 Buzzer sound duration for message received Confirmation/Setting
Set the buzzer sound duration for receiving routine or safety message
11.1.4a Buzzer sound duration for message received Confirmation
(1) Press up key or down key, select [2.Peripheral Function] and press ‘Enter’ key
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11.1.4b Buzzer sound duration for message received Setting
(1) Press up key or down key, select [Buzzer sound duration for message received (0-10)]
and press ‘Enter’ key on Peripheral Function screen, then can edit.
(2) Input 2-digit figures to Buzzer sound duration for message received
from the range of 0 to 10 and press ‘Enter’ key.
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11.1.5 LAN Port Setting Confirmation/Setting
Set parameters of Local Area Network.
(Refer to 9. LAN Information Export/Import in detail)
11.1.5a LAN Port Confirmation
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(2) Press up key or down key, select [dAta port #1] and press ‘Enter’ key.
LAN Port Setting screen (refer to Fig.11.1.5c) will be displayed.
Fig.11.1.5c LAN Port Setting screen
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11.1.5b LAN Port Setting
(1) Press up key or down key, select item and press ‘Enter’ key.
Each item can be edited.
(2) Enter the digit of each item and Press ‘F1’ key (Fig.11.1.5d is displayed).
Fig.11.1.5d LAN Port setting confirmation dialog box
(3) Select [OK] and press ‘Enter’ key in Fig.11.1.5d. Then the LAN Port data is set.
NOTE
LAN Port information is not saved when a LAN Port Setting screen is closed by ‘F10’ key or
the ‘ESC’ key.
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11.1.6 Data port Confirmation/Setting
Set the data port which is connected.
11.1.6a Data port Confirmation
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11.1.6b Data port Setting
(1) Press up key or down key, select [daTa port #2] and press ‘Enter’ key
(2) Select Data port setting from following 3 choices.

・ None :No connection
・ DTE :Option DTE connect
・ DS :Data Source connect
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11.1.6c Data Source interface Setting
(1) Data port #2 screen (refer to Fig.11.1.6c) will be displayed if ”DS” is chosen
with [daTa port #2].
Fig.11.1.6c Data port #2 screen
(3) Please choose a preset value.

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11.1.7 Extension Port Confirmation/Setting
Set the extension port which is connected.
11.1.7a Extension Port Confirmation
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11.1.7b Extension Port Setting
(1) Press up key or down key, select [Extension port] and press ‘Enter’ key
(2) Select Extension port from following 3 choices.

・ GPS out & AIS : output Internal GPS data and input AIS data
・ BAM/AME : Connecting with BAM/AME
・ Both : Connecting with AME and AIS, output Internal GPS data
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11.2 Password Setting
Password can be setting on Password Change screen.
11.2.1 Password Change

(1) Press up key or down key, select [3.Password] and press ‘Enter’ key.
Password Change screen (refer to Fig.11.2b) will be displayed.
Fig.11.2a Inmarsat-C Initial Setting screen
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(2) Please input present Password into “Old” and press ‘Enter’ key.
(The inputted number is displayed by ’*’)
Fig.11.2b Password Change screen [Old input]
(3) Please input new Password into “New” and press ‘Enter’ key.
Fig.11.2c Password Change screen [New input]
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(4) Please input new Password into “New(confirm)” again and press ‘Enter’ key.
Fig.11.2d Password Change screen [New(Confirm) input]
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11.3 Data Reporting Type Confirmation/Setting
Data Reporting Type can be confirmed and setting on Data Reporting Type screen.
11.3.1 Data Reporting Type Confirmation

(1) Press up key or down key, select [4.Data Reporting Type] and press ‘Enter’ key.
Data Reporting Type screen (refer to Fig.11.3b) will be displayed.
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(2) Confirm the Data Reporting Type on above screen.
Fig.11.3b Data Reporting Type screen
11.3.2 Data Reporting Type Setting

(1) Select Data Reporting Type from following 2 choices.
・ Enhanced data reporting
・ Data reporting
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11.4 MODEM Setting Confirmation
MODEM value can be confirmed on MODEM Setting screen.
11.4.1 Potentiometer Confirmation

(1) Press up key or down key, select [7.MODEM Setting] and press ‘Enter’ key.
MODEM Setting screen (refer to Fig.11.4.1b) will be displayed.
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(2) Press up key or down key, select [Potentiometer] and press ‘Enter’ key.
Potentiometer screen (refer to Fig.11.4.1c) will be displayed.
Fig.11.4.1b MODEM Setting screen
(3) Confirm the data of Potentiometer on above screen.
Fig.11.4.1c Potentiometer screen
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11.4.2 Master OSC Confirmation
(1) Press up key or down key, select [7.MODEM Setting] and press ‘Enter’ key.
MODEM Setting screen (refer to Fig.11.4.2b) will be displayed.
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(2) Press up key or down key, select [Master OSC] and press ‘Enter’ key.
Master OSC screen (refer to Fig.11.4.2c) will be displayed.
Fig.11.4.2b MODEM Setting screen
(3) Confirm the data of Master OSC on above screen.
Fig.11.4.2c Master OSC screen
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11.5 Country Mode Confirmation/Setting
Country Mode can be confirmed and setting on Country Mode screen.
11.5.1 Country Mode Confirmation

(1) Press up key or down key, select [8.Country Mode] and press ‘Enter’ key.
Country Mode screen (refer to Fig.11.5b) will be displayed.
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(2) Confirm the Country Mode on above screen.
Fig.11.5b Country Mode screen
11.5.2 Country Mode Setting

(1) Select Country Mode from following 4 choices.
・ Standard
・ China
・ Russia
・ Usa
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11.6 Restriction of Program EDR/DR Transmission Confirmation/Setting
Restriction of Program EDR/DR Transmission can be confirmed and setting on Restriction of
Program EDR/DR Transmission screen.
11.6.1 Restriction of Program EDR/DR Transmission Confirmation

(1) Press up key or down key, select [11.100 Frame's Restriction of Program EDR/DR Transmission]
Restriction of Program EDR/DR Transmission screen (refer to Fig.11.6b) will be displayed.
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(2) Confirm the Restriction of Program EDR/DR Transmission on above screen.
Fig.11.6b Restriction of Program EDR/DR Transmission screen
11.6.2 Restriction of Program EDR/DR Transmission Setting

(1) Press ‘Enter’ key on Restriction of Program EDR/DR Transmission screen, then can edit.
(2) Select setting from following 2 choices.

・ ON : Restriction of Program EDR/DR Transmission ON
・ OFF : Restriction of Program EDR/DR Transmission OFF
(This setup is saved at the time of Restriction of Program EDR/DR Transmission screen
elimination.)
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11.7 GPS Week Number Setting
GPS Week Number can be setting on GPS Week Number Setting screen.
(1) Press up key or down key, select [12.GPS Week Number Setting] and press ‘Enter’ key.
GPS Week Number Setting screen (refer to Fig.11.7b) will be displayed.
Fig.11.7b GPS Week Number Setting screen
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(2) Press ‘Enter’ key on GPS Week Number Setting screen, then can edit.
(3) Enter the date and Press ‘Enter’ key, then ‘F1:Data Setting’ is displayed. (Refer to Fig.11.7c).
Fig.11.7c GPS Week Number setting screen(After enter the date)
(4) Press ‘F1’ key, then Fig.11.7d is displayed.
Fig.11.7d GPS Week Number setting confirmation dialog box
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(5) Select [OK] and press 'Enter' key in Fig.11.7d. Then GPS Week Number is set.
NOTE
GPS Week Number is not saved when a GPS Week Number Setting screen is closed by ‘F10’
key or the ‘ESC’ key.
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11.8 EGC Output Setting
EGC output setting can be setting on EGC Output Setting screen.
(1) Press up key or down key, select [13.EGC Output Setting] and press ‘Enter’ key.
EGC Output Setting screen (refer to Fig.11.8b) will be displayed.
NOTE
As of July 1, 2021, JRC MFD (Multi Function Display: JAN-9202 / 7202, JAN-9201 / 7201,
JMR-92xx / 72xx series) does not support EGC message external output function.
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(2) Press up key or down key, select edit item and press ‘Enter’ key on EGC Output Setting screen,
then can edit.
Fig.11.8b EGC Output Setting screen
NOTE
Port and Transmission group settings are limited.
· When Format is Jrc original, Port is fixed with Lan and can not be changed.
· If Port is Serial, Transmission group can not be changed.
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(3) Enter the date and Press ‘Enter’ key, then ‘F1:Data Setting’ is displayed. Press ‘F1’ key, then
Fig.11.8c is displayed.
Fig.11.8c EGC Output setting confirmation dialog box
(4) Select [OK] and press 'Enter' key in Fig.11.8c. Then EGC Output setting is set.
NOTE
EGC Output setting is not saved when an EGC Output Setting screen is closed by ‘F10’ key or
the ‘ESC’ key.
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11.9 Alert Management Setting
Alert Management setting can be setting on Alert Management Setting screen.
(1) Press up key or down key, select [14.Alert Management Setting] and press ‘Enter’ key.
EGC Output Setting screen (refer to Fig.11.9b) will be displayed.
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(2) Press up key or down key, select edit item and press ‘Enter’ key on Alert Management Setting
screen, then can edit.
Fig.11.9b Alert Management Setting screen
NOTE
Port, Transmission group, SFI1 and SFI2 settings are limited.
· When Function is AME, Port is fixed with Serial and can not be changed.
· If Port is Serial, Transmission group, SFI1 and SFI2 can not be changed.
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Fig.11.9c Alert management setting confirmation dialog box
(4) Select [OK] and press 'Enter' key in Fig.11.9c. Then Alert Management setting is set.
NOTE
Alert Management setting is not saved when an Alert Management Setting screen is closed by
‘F10’ key or the ‘ESC’ key.
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11.10 IEC 61162-450 Setting
IEC 61162-450 Setting can be setting on IEC 61162-450 Setting screen.
(1) Press up key or down key, select [15. IEC 61162-450 Setting] and press ‘Enter’ key.
IEC 61162-450 Setting screen (refer to Fig.11.10b) will be displayed.
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(2) Press up key or down key, select edit item and press ‘Enter’ key on IEC 61162-450 Setting
screen, then can edit.
Fig.11.10b IEC 61162-450 Setting screen
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Fig.11.10c IEC 61162-450 setting confirmation dialog box
(4) Select [OK] and press 'Enter' key in Fig.11.10c. Then IEC 61162-450 setting is set.
NOTE
IEC 61162-450 Setting is not saved when an IEC 61162-450 Setting screen is closed by ‘F10’
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11.11 BAM Auto switch LAN to serial Setting
BAM Auto switch LAN to serial setting can be setting on BAM Auto switch LAN to serial Setting
screen.
(1) Press up key or down key, select [BAM Auto switch LAN to serial Setting] and press ‘Enter’ key.
BAM Auto switch LAN to serial Setting screen (refer to Fig.11.11b) will be displayed.
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(2) Press up key or down key, select edit item and press ‘Enter’ key on BAM Auto switch LAN
to serial Setting screen, then can edit.
Fig.11.11b BAM Auto switch LAN to serial Setting screen
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12 Inmarsat-C Checking
In Inmarsat-C checking, I can refer to the version of the device, various log.

NOTE

Maintenance Menu screen. Continuously, select [Checking] and press ‘Enter’ key. Inmarsat-C
Checking screen (refer to Fig.12b) will be displayed.
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Fig.12b Inmarsat-C Checking screen
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12.1 Maintenance Version
The version of each device can be confirmed on Maintenance Vesion screen.
12.1.1 Maintenance Version Confirmation

(1) Press up key or down key, select [1.Maintenance Version] and press ‘Enter’ key
Maintenance Version screen (refer to Fig.12.1b) will be displayed.
Fig.12.1a Inmarsat-C Checking screen
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(2) Confirm the data of Maintenance Version on above screen.
Fig.12.1b Maintenance Version screen
12.1.2 Confirmation completion

In order to end this function, please press the ‘F10’("Previous") key or the ‘ESC’ key.
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12.2 EPADR Renewal
EPADR Renewal information can be confirmed on EPADR Renewal screen.
12.2.1 EPADR Renewal Confirmation

(1) Press up key or down key, select [2.EPADR Renewal] and press ‘Enter’ key
EPADR Renewal screen (refer to Fig.12.2b) will be displayed.
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(2) Confirm the data of EPADR Renewal information. on above screen.
Fig.12.2b EPADR Renewal screen
12.2.2 EPADR Renewal Print

When I want to print EPADR Renewal information, please push the F5 ("Print out") key.
12.2.3 EPADR Renewal Save

When I want to save EPADR Renewal information, please push the F6 ("Save as") key.
File Name Input screen (refer to Fig.12.2c) will be displayed.
Fig.12.2c File Name Input screen
NOTE
When "E：" is given to the head, it is saved at USB, and "F：" or when not giving, it is saved at Flash.

In order to end this function, please press the ‘F10’ ("Previous") key or the ‘ESC’ key.
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12.3 Alert Log
Warning log can be confirmed on Alert Log screen.
12.3.1 Alert Log Confirmation

(1) Press up key or down key, select [3.Alert Log] and press ‘Enter’ key
Alert Log screen (refer to Fig.12.3b) will be displayed.
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(2) Confirm the data of Alert Log on above screen.
Fig.12.3b Alert Log screen
12.3.2 Alert Log Print

When you want to print Alert Log, please push the F5("Print out") key.
12.3.3 Alert Log Save

When you want to save Alert Log, please push the F6("Save as") key.
NOTE

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12.4 Packet TX Log
EDR/EPADR transmission log can be confirmed on Packet TX Log screen.
12.4.1 Packet TX Log Confirmation

(1) Press up key or down key, select [4.Packet TX Log] and press ‘Enter’ key
Packet TX Log screen (refer to Fig.12.4b) will be displayed.
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(2) Confirm the data of Packet TX Log on above screen.
Fig.12.4b Packet TX Log screen
12.4.2 Packet TX Log Print

When you want to print Packet TX Log, please push the F5("Print out") key.
12.4.3 Packet TX Log Save

When you want to save Packet TX Log, please push the F6("Save as") key.
NOTE

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12.5 Packet RX Log
EDR/EPADR reception log can be confirmed on Packet RX Log screen.
12.5.1 Packet RX Log Confirmation

(1) Press up key or down key, select [5.Packet RX Log] and press ‘Enter’ key
Packet RX Log screen (refer to Fig.12.5b) will be displayed.
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(2) Confirm the data of Packet RX Log on above screen.
Fig.12.5b Packet RX Log screen
12.5.2 Packet RX Log Print

When you want to print Packet RX Log, please push the F5("Print out") key.
12.5.3 Packet RX Log Save

When you want to save Packet RX Log, please push the F6("Save as") key.
NOTE

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12.6 FBB Alarm Information
FBB Alarm information via LAN can be confirmed on FBB Alarm Information screen.
12.6.1 FBB Alarm Information Confirmation

(1) Press up key or down key, select [7.FBB Alarm Information] and press ‘Enter’ key
FBB Alarm Information screen (refer to Fig.12.6b) will be displayed.
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(2) Confirm FBB Alarm information on above screen.
Fig.12.6b FBB Alarm Information screen
12.6.2 FBB Alarm Information Print

When you want to print FBB Alarm information, please push the F5("Print out") key.
12.6.3 FBB Alarm Information Save

When you want to save FBB Alarm information, please push the F6("Save as") key.
NOTE

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12.7 GX Alarm Information
GX Alarm information via LAN can be confirmed on FBB Alarm Information screen.
12.7.1 GX Alarm Information Confirmation

(1) Press up key or down key, select [8.GX Alarm Information] and press ‘Enter’ key
GX Alarm Information screen (refer to Fig.12.7b) will be displayed.
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(2) Confirm GX Alarm information on above screen.
Fig.12.7b GX Alarm Information screen
12.7.2 GX Alarm Information Print

When you want to print GX Alarm information, please push the F5("Print out") key.
12.7.3 GX Alarm Information Save

When you want to save GX Alarm information, please push the F6("Save as") key.
NOTE

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13 DTE Initial Setting
Serial No., Model Barcode, Board Barcode, Software Model, MAC Address and Language Setting
can be checked on DTE Initial Setting screen.

Press the ‘N’+‘D’+ ‘Z’ keys during checking ROM/RAM in the boot screen.
NOTE

(3) Press ‘up’ key or ‘down’ key, select [1. DTE Initial Setting] and press ‘Enter’ key on
Maintenance Menu screen. DTE Initial Setting screen (refer to Fig.13a) will be displayed.
Serial No., Model Barcode, Board Barcode, Software Model, MAC Address and Language
Setting are can be checked.
Fig.13a DTE Initial Setting Screen
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14 DTE Maintenance Check
Self-diagnosis can be executed to the inside and the connection device on DTE Maintenance Check screen.
On this screen, a test signal is outputted to this inside or the connection device. Please judge the check for
yourself after a test signal output with a display and sound of the connection device.

Press the ‘N’, ‘D’, ‘Z’ keys during checking ROM/RAM in the boot screen.
NOTE

(3) Press ‘up’ key or ‘down’ key, select [2. DTE Maintenance Check] and press ‘Enter’ key on
Maintenance Menu screen. DTE Maintenance Check screen (refer to Fig.14a) will be displayed.
Fig.14a DTE Maintenance Check Screen
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1. Basic････････････････Basic self-diagnosis is executed and the result are displayed.
(refer to 14.1)
2. Screen･･･････････････LCD self-diagnosis is executed. (refer to 14.2)
3. Peripheral Connection･･･Diagnosis of the connection device is executed. (refer to 14.3)
4. USB Memory･･････････Diagnosis of USB memory access is executed. (refer to 14.4)
14.1 Basic
On the Maintenance Check screen select “1.Basic” and press ‘Enter’ key or ‘right’ key.
Then the cursor moves to the right side of ‘:’.
Operation Procedure
1. Press ‘up’ key or ‘down’ key, select an item from the two following kinds.
At first “Cancel” is selected.
- Start: Self-diagnosis is started.
- Cancel: The cursor returns to “1.Basic”, without starting self-diagnosis.
Appendix
- Press ‘ESC’ key or ‘left’ key, then the cursor moves to the left side of ‘:’.
2. Select “Start” and press ‘Enter’ key.

Self-diagnosis is executed the sub-item of under “1.Basic” in order from a top.
Self-diagnosis is automatically executed from “ROM” to “Printer”.
The result is displayed after self-diagnosis of one item finishes.
1.Basic : Start
ROM : OK
RAM : OK
UARTO(Serial1) : OK
UART1(Keyboard) : OK
UART2(Serial2) : NG
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3. The serviceman makes a judgment of the diagnostic result of LCD/LED Brightness.
After LCD/LED Brightness diagnosis is finished, the following screen is displayed.
When normal, select “OK” and press ‘Enter’ key.
When abnormal, select “NG” and press ‘Enter’ key.
Fig.14.1.a LCD/LED Brightness confirmation screen
4. The serviceman makes a judgment of the diagnostic result of Buzzer.

After buzzer diagnosis is finished, the following screen is displayed.
Fig.14.1.b Buzzer confirmation screen
5. The serviceman makes a judgment of the diagnostic result of Dimmer Button.

After the following screen is displayed, press dimmer button. Then LED/LCD luminosity changes.
Fig.14.1.c Dimmer Button confirmation screen
When results are abnormal, please contact our company or an agency as soon as possible.
Diagnostic Item Diagnostic Contents

ROM Operation of the program memory is checked.
RAM Operation of the random access memory is checked.
UART 0 Operation of a serial interface part is checked.
A data output is checked.
UART 1 The data input of a keyboard and a keyboard error are checked.
UART 2 A data output is checked.
Printer A printer data output is checked.
LCD/LED Brightness The serviceman confirm that LCD/LED luminosity is
automatically changed four-step (0, 4, 13, 15).
Buzzer The serviceman confirm buzzer the sound.
Dimmer Button The serviceman pushes the dimmer button and it checks
that LCD/LED luminosity is changed four-step (0, 4, 13, 15).
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14.2 Screen
On the Maintenance Check screen select “2.Screen” and press ‘Enter’ key or ‘right’ key.
Operation Procedure
- Start XXX: Self-diagnosis is started.
- Cancel: The cursor returns to “2.Screen”, without starting self-diagnosis.
Appendix
2. Select “Start XXX” and press ‘Enter’ key.

The LCD is displayed corresponding to following XXX.
Press ‘Enter’ key or ‘ESC’ key or ‘Space’ key, then return to the menu.
XXX Display Pattern

Red Red screen
Green Green screen
Blue Blue screen
White White screen
Black Black screen
Yellow Yellow screen
Magenta Magenta screen
Cyan Cyan screen
Test Test screen
JRC Start screen
The whole screen is displayed. Check dead pixel etc.
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14.3 Peripheral Connection
On the Maintenance Check screen select “3.Peripheral Connection” and press ‘Enter’ key or ‘right’ key.
Then the cursor moves to “- Port Selection”.
Operation Procedure
- Port Selection････Select output port.
- Data Output･････Select data output or cancel.
2. Press ‘Enter’ key or ‘right’ key. Then the cursor moves to the right side of ‘:’.
Appendix
- Press ‘ESC’ key or ‘left’ key, then the cursor moves to “3.Peripheral Connection”.
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14.3.1 Port Selection
Select the port which outputs the data for a check of operation.
- Port Selection: Printer
Printer
Serial1
Serial2
Buzzer
Operation Procedure
Press ‘up’ key or ‘down’ key, select an item from the following kinds. Then press ‘Enter’ key.
- Printer: The following data is outputted to the Printer port.

The following data is printed out.
TEST MESSAGE
THE QUICK BROWN FOX JUMPS OVER THE LAZY DOG.1234567890
END OF MESSAGE
- Serial1: The following data is outputted to the Serial1(UART0).

TEST MESSAGE
END OF MESSAGE
- Serial2: The following data is outputted to the Serial2(UART2).

TEST MESSAGE
END OF MESSAGE
- Buzzer: The On/Off signal in a cycle of 0.5 second is sounded for about 5 seconds.
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14.3.2 Data Output
Select data output start to the selection port or cancel.
Operation Procedure
- Data Output : Start
- Start: Test data output start to the selection port.

- Cancel: Test data output is not started. Then the cursor moves to “Data Output”.
Appendix
- Press ‘ESC’ key or ‘left’ key, then the cursor moves to ’Data Output’.
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14.4 USB Memory
On the Maintenance Check screen select “4.USB Memory” and press ‘Enter’ key or ‘right’ key.
Operation Procedure
- Start: Diagnosis of USB memory access is started.
- Cancel: The cursor returns to “1.Basic”, without starting self-diagnosis.
Appendix

A file is created in a USB memory and file writing operation, reading operation, and
deleting operation are executed.
When normal, “OK” is displayed. When abnormal, “NG” is displayed.
When the USB memory is not connecting, “No connection” is displayed.
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15 DTE Data Initialize
On DTE Data Initialize screen, the data of the DTE section of IME is returned to a setup at the time of factory
shipments.

Press the ‘N’+ ‘D’+‘Z’ keys during “now loading” in the boot screen.
NOTE

(3) Press ‘up’ key or ‘down’ key, select [3. DTE Data Initialize] and press ‘Enter’ key on Maintenance
Menu screen. DTE Data Initialize screen (refer to Fig.15a) will be displayed.
Fig.15a DTE Data Initialize screen
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Operation Procedure
-1. Config Data Initialize･･･The Config data of LCD/LED Dimmer,
the user definition color pattern, etc, is returned to initial setting.
-2. All Data Initialize･･････All the data of Config data, user file information, etc,
is returned to initial setting.
Appendix
- Press ‘ESC’ key or ‘left’ key, then it returns to a Maintenance Menu screen.
2. Press ‘Enter’ key or ‘right’ key, then initialization confirmation screen is displayed.
Select [OK] and press ‘Enter’ key, then selected initialization is started.
Select [Cancel] and press ‘Enter’ key, then initialization confirmation screen is closed.
Fig.15b Config Data Initialization confirmation screen
Fig.15c All Data Initialization confirmation screen
During initialization, “Now data initializing” is displayed on a screen.

When initialization is successful, “Finished!!!” is displayed.
When initialization is failure, “Data initialize error” is displayed.
3. If “Finished!!!” is displayed, press the ‘Enter’ key.

4. Please press ‘Ctrl’ key, ‘Alt’ key, and ‘Del’ key simultaneously, and reboot.
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This text is blinking
during initialization.
Appendix
- When initialization is failure, please contact our company or an agency as soon as possible.
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16 DTE/IME/ACSE/MODEM Software Upgrade Procedure
16.1 Preparation
(1) Prepare below parts
a) USB Flash memory (about 1GB)
b) DTE software ： JUE87_DTE_XXXX.BIN
c) IME software ： JUE87_IME_XXXX.JRC
d) ACSE software ： JUE87_ACS_XXXX.JRC
e) MODEM software ： JUE87_MDM_XXXX.JRC
f) Auxiliary file for recovery ： update_desc.txt
g) DTE software for recovery ： JUE87_DTE _PLAIN_XXXX.BIN
(2) Prepare below files on your USB Flash memory. Put the files in each specified directory.
 DTE Main software ： JUE87_DTE_XXXX.BIN
(Directory ： “\JUE-87\DTE\”)
 IME software ： JUE87_IME_XXXX.JRC
(Directory ： “\JUE-87\IME\”)
 ACSE software ： JUE87_ACS_XXXX.JRC
(Directory ： “\JUE-87\ACS\”)
 MODEM software ： JUE87_MDM_XXXX.JRC
(Directory ： “\JUE-87\MODEM\”)
 Auxiliary file for recovery ： update_desc.txt
(Directory ： “\”)
 DTE Main software (for recovery) ： JUE87_DTE_PLAIN_XXXX.BIN
(Directory ： “\JUE-87\DTE\”)
NOTE
It is necessary to put the files in each specified directory. The software cannot be updated when the files
are putted in incorrect directory.
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16.2 Procedure
Upgrade software with following procedure.
1. Export
EME memory data is exported.
2. Export LAN Information

IME memory data about LAN information is exported.
3. Update Software
Update software in following order.
1) DTE (Required time for updating software : 5 minutes)

2) IME (Required time for updating software : 5 minutes)
3) ACS (Required time for updating software : 20 minutes)
4) MODEM (Required time for updating software : 5 minutes)
4. FROM Clear
EME FROM data is cleared.
5. SRAM Clear
EME SRAM data is cleared.
6. Import LAN Information

IME memory data about LAN information is imported.
7. Import
EME memory data is imported.
8. Version Confirmation
Confirmation update software version.
9. Operation Check
Confirm the correct operation.
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16.2.1 Export
Regarding DTE and MODEM, this procedure is not necessary.
The parameters can be/ cannot be restored after saved are:

 Can be restored
Setting of peripheral function (automatic print, printer connection, port setting, etc.)
Address Book of TELEX/Facsimile/Data (PSDN)
NCS information, LES name, Schedule transmission setting, SSAS setting,
Land ID registration for polling, and EGC reception selecting
 Cannot be restored
Ocean Region selection, received message, EGC message, alarm pack, PV test result,
password, and polling program, etc.

Press the ‘N’+ ‘D’ + ‘Z’ keys during “now loading” in the boot screen.
The maintenance mode will be initiated (refer to Fig.16.2.1a).
NOTE

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Maintenance Menu screen. Continuously, select [Export/Import] and press ‘Enter’ key. Export/Import
screen (refer to Fig.16.2.1b) will be displayed.
Fig.16.2.1a Maintenance Menu screen
(4) Press [Export] in Fig.16.2.1b (Fig.16.2.1c is displayed).
Fig.16.2.1b Export/Import screen
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(5) Enter the name of Export file and Press ‘F1’ key (Fig.16.2.1d is displayed).
NOTE：Export file name is "***.IN2".
Fig.16.2.1c [Export] dialog box
(6) Select [OK] and press ‘Enter’ key in Fig.16.2.1d. Then the Export is started and Fig.16.2.1e is displayed.
Fig.16.2.1d Export confirmation dialog box
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Fig.16.2.1e Export progressing status confirmation dialog box
(6) Fig.16.2.1f is displayed when the Export is completed. Press ‘F10’ key.
Fig.16.2.1f Export completion dialog box
16.2.2 Export LAN Information

Regarding IME, ACSE and MODEM, this procedure is not necessary.
Refer to “9.1 Export” of “ 9 LAN Information Export/Import”.
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16.2.3 Update Software
16.2.3.1 Saving Each Setting Parameter

Save the each parameter into a file or print out before the ACSE/IME updating, because the updating clears all
the parameters of ACSE/IME. Regarding MODEM, this procedure is not necessary.
The parameters can be/ cannot be restored after saved are:

 Can be restored by “export function”
Setting of peripheral function (automatic print, printer connection, port setting, etc.)
Address Book of TELEX/Facsimile/Data (PSDN)
NCS information, LES name, Schedule transmission setting, SSAS setting,
Land ID registration for polling, and EGC reception selecting
 Cannot be restored
Ocean Region selection, received message, EGC message, alarm pack, PV test result,
password, and polling program, etc.
16.2.3.2 DTE Main Software Update
16.2.3.2.1 Initiate Maintenance Mode

It is necessary to initiate maintenance mode for the DTE Main software update.

NOTE

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16.2.3.2.2 Software Updating Preparation
Maintenance menu screen (refer to Fig.16.2.3.2.2a) will be displayed after the maintenance mode is initiated.
Fig.16.2.3.2.2a Maintenance Menu screen
(1) Press up key or down key, select [4. Software Upgrade] and press ‘Enter’ key on Maintenance Menu
screen. Software Upgrade menu screen (refer to Fig.16.2.3.2.2b) will be displayed.
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Fig.16.2.3.2.2b Software Upgrade menu screen
(2) Press up key or down key, select [1. Target] and press ‘Enter’ key on Software Upgrade menu screen
(refer to Fig.16.2.3.2.2b).
(3) Press up key or down key, select “DTE Main” and press ‘Enter’ key.
1.Target : DTE Main
(4) Press up key or down key, select [2. Input Port] and press ‘Enter’ key on Software Upgrade menu screen
(refer to Fig.16.2.3.2.2b).
(5) Press up key or down key, select “USB Memory” and press ‘Enter’ key.
2.Input Port : USB Memory
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16.2.3.2.3 Software Updating
(1) Insert the USB Flash memory which includes DTE Main software and auxiliary file for recovery to the
DTE.
NOTE
- USB symbol will be displayed beside screen title when USB Flash memory is inserted.
- To remove the USB Flash memory safety, press ‘Shift + R’ keys.
(2) Press up key or down key, select [4. File Selection] and press ‘Enter’ key on Software Upgrade menu
screen (refer to Fig.16.2.3.2.2b).
(3) Press up key or down key, select DTE Main software and press ‘Enter’ key.
4.File Selection: JUE87_DTE_XXXX.BIN
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(4) Upgrade software in accordance with following flow chart.
Select [Cancel]
Press ‘*’ key
Select [OK]
Upgrading will be started automatically after reading

data from the USB Flash memory is finished.
Upgrade Failure
Upgrade Success
The IME will be rebooted automatically

and upgrade will be finished.
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NOTE
If the IME is shut down during upgrading, it is necessary to retry upgrading from recovery mode in
accordance with following procedure.
(1) Turn on the IME. Recovery mode will be initiated automatically (refer to Fig.16.2.3.2.3a).
Fig.16.2.3.2.3a Initial state of recovery mode
(2) Insert the USB Flash memory which includes DTE Main software and .auxiliary file for recovery to
the DTE. Upgrading will be started automatically after insert the USB Flash memory.*1)
*1) For reference, if the IME is turned on after the USB Flash memory is inserted, upgrading will be
started automatically too.
(3) Fig.16.2.2.4b will be displayed after upgrading is finished. The IME will be rebooted
30 seconds after Fig.16.2.3.2.3b is displayed.
Fig.16.2.3.2.3b Upgrade finish state of recovery mode
<Note> “JUE-87” is displayed during recovery, this is no problem.
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16.2.3.3 IME Software Update

The maintenance mode will be initiated (refer to Fig.16.2.3.3a).
Fig.16.2.3.3a Maintenance Menu screen
NOTE

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screen. Software Upgrade menu screen (refer to Fig.16.2.3.3b) will be displayed.
Fig.16.2.3.3b Software Upgrade menu screen
(refer to Fig.16.2.3.3b).
(5) Press up key or down key, select “IME” and press ‘Enter’ key.
1.Target : IME
NOTE
When target is selected, [Current Software Version] may be displayed as ‘UNKNOWN’.

(Current software was unavailable, etc.)
Even in this case, since Upgrade can be carried out, please advance a procedure as it is.
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(8) Insert the USB Flash memory which includes IME software.
NOTE
screen (refer to Fig.16.2.3.3b).
(10) Press up key or down key, select software and press ‘Enter’ key.
4.File Selection: JUE87_IME_XXXX.JRC
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Select [Cancel]
Press ‘*’ key
Select [OK]
Upgrading will be started automatically after reading data

from the USB Flash memory is finished.
Upgrade Failure
Upgrade Success

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16.2.3.4 ACSE Software Update

The maintenance mode will be initiated (refer to Fig.16.2.3.4a).
Fig.16.2.3.4a Maintenance Menu screen
NOTE

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screen. Software Upgrade menu screen (refer to Fig.16.2.3.4b) will be displayed.
Fig.16.2.3.4b Software Upgrade menu screen
(5) Press up key or down key, select “ACS” and press ‘Enter’ key.
1.Target : ACS
NOTE
When target is selected, [Current Software Version] may be displayed as ‘UNKNOWN’.

(Current software was unavailable, etc.)
Even in this case, since Upgrade can be carried out, please advance a procedure as it is.
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(8) Insert the USB Flash memory which includes ACS software.
NOTE
screen (refer to Fig.16.2.3.4b).
(10) Press up key or down key, select software and press ‘Enter’ key.
4.File Selection: JUE87_ACS_XXXX.JRC
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Select [Cancel]
Press ‘*’ key
Select [OK]
Upgrading will be started automatically after reading

data from the USB Flash memory is finished.
Upgrade Failure
Upgrade Success

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16.2.3.5 MODEM Software Update
Regarding MODEM software, update same as the ACSE and IME update procedure.
Refer to “16.2.3.3 IME Software Update” and “16.2.3.4 ACSE Software Update”.
1. Target: MODEM
2. File Selection: JUE87_MDM_XXXX.JRC
16.2.4 FROM Clear

Refer to “8 FROM/SRAM Initialize”.
16.2.5 SRAM Clear

Refer to “8 FROM/SRAM Initialize”.
16.2.6 Import LAN Information

Regarding IME, ACSE and MODEM, this procedure is not necessary.
Refer to “9.2 Import” of “9 LAN Information Export/Import”.
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16.2.7 Import
Regarding DTE and MODEM, this procedure is not necessary.

NOTE

Maintenance Menu screen. Continuously, select [Export/Import] and press ‘Enter’ key. Export/Import
screen (refer to Fig.16.2.7b) will be displayed.
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(3) Press [Import] in Fig.16.2.7b (Fig.16.2.7c is displayed).
Fig.16.2.7b Export/Import screen
(4) Press up key or down key, select Import file or enter the name of Import file.
Then press ‘Enter’ key. (Fig.16.2.7d is displayed).
Fig.16.2.7c [Import file] dialog box
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(5) Select [OK] and press ‘Enter’ key in Fig.16.2.7d. Then the Import is started and Fig.16.2.7e is displayed.
Fig.16.2.7d Import confirmation dialog box
Fig.16.2.7e Import progressing status confirmation dialog box
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(6) Fig.16.2.7f is displayed when the Export is completed. Press ‘F10’ key.
Fig.16.2.7f Import completion dialog box
(7) Reboot the IME.
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16.2.8 Version Confirmation

(2) Press ‘Alt + A’ keys from DTE main menu (Fig.16.2.8a will be displayed).
Fig.16.2.8a Main screen (Diagnostics menu is displayed)
(3) Press up key or down key, select [Alarm history] and press ‘Enter’ key on Diagnostics Menu
(Fig.16.2.8b will be displayed).
Fig.16.2.8b Main screen (Alarm history window is displayed)
(4) Check the displayed version.
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16.2.9 Operation Check
(1) Communication function confirmation test

Confirm the correct operation by performance verification test or loop-back test.
(2) Memory confirmation test

Confirm operating of writing/reading functions of memory area.
Set temporary IMN, and then confirm that the temporary IMN setting can be referred.
After confirmation, restore the IMN to original setting.
Please carry out according to the following procedures.
16.2.9.1 MES No. Confirmation/Setting

MES No. confirmation and setting are can be done on MES No. screen.

NOTE

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16.2.9.1.1 MES No. Confirmation
Maintenance Menu screen. Continuously, select [Initial Setting] and press ‘Enter’ key. Inmarsat-C Initial
Setting screen (refer to Fig.16.2.9b) will be displayed.
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(2) Press up key or down key, select [Inmarsat Mobile Number] and press ‘Enter’ key.
Inmarsat Mobile Number screen (refer to Fig.16.2.9c) will be displayed.
Fig.16.2.9b Inmarsat-C Initial Setting screen
(3) Confirm the data of MES No. on above screen.
Fig.16.2.9c Inmarsat Mobile Number screen
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16.2.9.1.2 MES No. Setting
(1) Press ‘Enter’ key on Inmarsat Mobile Number screen, then can edit.
(2) Input 9-digit figures to MES No. from the range of 400000000 to 499999999
(3) Press ‘F10’ key.
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16.3 Working Check List
16.3.1 JUE-87
Carry out final check of below mentioned contents for completion of maintenance work of Inmarsat-C JUE-87.
Table 16.3.1 Maintenance completion check list

Check Item Check contents Check
POWER LED and LCD are lit since Power switch is ON. □
No abnormality is found in LCD display. □
1 IME performance
Dimmer button operates normally. □
All keys function correctly. □
REDAY LED and COMM LED is lighting during
□
2 Communication Test Log in sequence.
PV Test is carried out normally. □
3 GPS Reception GPS data is received normally. □
Printer works normally when received/transmitted
4 Printer performance □
message is printed.
Name of optional equipment： □
Optional equipment’s Name of optional equipment： □

5
performance
Re-confirmation of MES Number. □
Re-confirmation of Delivery Date. □
Re-confirmation of EGC Output Setting □

Re-confirmation of
6 Initiate setting Re-confirmation of Alert Management Setting □
Re-confirmation of IEC 61162-450 Setting □
Re-confirmation of BAM Auto switch LAN to serial

□
Setting
Re-confirmation of Preferred OR (Ocean Region) □

Re-confirmation of settings
7
related optional equipments

When turn off AC power and switch AC power to
8 Switch AC power to DC power □
DC power., check item 2 and 5 are normal.
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17 OTHER
17.1 SPECIFICATION
17.1.1 JUE-87
Item Specification
Class of Inmarsat-C MES Class 2
Transmission: 1626.5 to 1646.5MHz
Frequency Range
Reception: 1537.0 to 1544.2MHz
Channel Spacing: 5KHz
G/T -23.0 dB/K minimum
EIRP Within 14 2 dBW (at 5 degrees elevation angle)
TX: 1200 symbols/sec.
Modulation RX: 1200 symbols/sec. BPSK
(BPSK: Binary Phase Shift Keying)
Type: Helical antenna
Antenna Pattern: Hemisphere (non directional)
Polarization: Right hand circular
DC +24V (+19.2 V to +31.2 V)
Voltage
(When standard PSU, NBD-904 is used)
Power Supply Transmission: 100 W
Power Consumption Standby time: 15W (EME and IME)
160 W Max. (EME, IME, DTE and Printer)
-35C to +55C (EME operational)
Operative Temperature
-15C to +55C (IME)
Storage Temperature -40C to +70C
Environmental Relative Humidity 95% (+40C)
Condition Ice 25 mm (EME)
Precipitation 100 mm/hour (EME)
Wind 100 knots
Vibration Compatibility with IEC 60945
Coding Interleaved, convolution code (R = 1/2, K = 7)
Transmission 600 bps
Data Rate
Reception 600 bps
Max Transmission Message 8K bytes
Reception Message Storage 80K bytes (Inmarsat-C: 40K bytes, EGC: 40K bytes)
Internal GPS JRC original
Input sentence: GGA, RMC, GLL, GNS, ZDA, DTM
External GPS
Baud rate: 4800 bps
LAN RJ-45: IEC61162-450 / IGMP version3
IME/DTE ITU-T V24/28, 9600 bps, D-sub 9PIN connector
Interface
IEC61162-1
BAM Output sentence: ALC, ALF, ARC
Input sentence: ACN
Centronics compatible parallel interface,
Printer
Connector: D-sub 25PIN connector
EME: IP56 –compliant
IME: IP22- compliant
International Protection rating
(except for while connecting USB device to
USB device port)
EME: 170 mm ()  379 mm (H)
Dimensions
IME: 336 mm (W)  86 mm (D)  244 mm (H)
Mass EME: Approx.2.4 kg IME: Approx.3.4 kg
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17.1.2 Printer (NKG-900/NKG-800)
Table 17.1.2a Principal Specification of Printer (NKG-900)

Item Specification
Character Coding ASCII code
Line Interface Parallel interface
Printer System Impact dot
Maximum Printing Speed 200 characters/sec
Character Format 9  7 dot
Maximum Number of
80 characters/line
Character Per Line
Roll Paper Size Recording paper (1PLY) 105m 5ZPAL00002
Recording paper (1PLY) 98m 5ZPCM00020
Ink Ribbon Type: 7Q1VP80S
JRC Code: 7ZZJD0105
Color: Black
Power Supply DC +24V (+19.2 to +31.2V)
Power Consumption Approx. 35W (max)
Dimensions 390.2 mm (W)  355.2 mm (D)  175.8 mm (H)
Mass Approx.4.8kg
* NKG-900 can't exchange Print Head Unit. Therefore Print head unit isn't indicated on list.
Table 17.1.2b Principal Specification of Printer (NKG-800)

Item Specification
Character Coding ASCII code
Line Interface Parallel interface
Printer System Impact dot
Maximum Printing Speed 200 characters/sec
Character Format 9  7 dot
Maximum Number of 80 characters/line
Character Per Line
Roll Paper Size Recording paper (1PLY) 105m 5ZPAL00002
Recording paper (1PLY) 98m 5ZPCM00020
Print Head Unit #SP-24090AI 5ZYWZ00001 (Option)
Ink Ribbon Type: #SP-16051
JRC Code: 5ZZCM00003
Color: Black
Power Supply DC +24V (+19.2 to +31.2V)
Power Consumption Approx. 35W (max)
Dimensions 399.0 mm (W)  376.0 mm (D)  193.0 mm (H)
Mass Approx.3.7kg
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17.1.3 EXT PSU (NBD-904)
Table 17.1.3 Principal Specification of EXT PSU

Item Specification
Line voltage AC: from +100V to +220V
DC: +24V
Line voltage range AC: +89V to +266V
DC: +19.2 to +31.2V
Line frequency range 47 Hz to 64Hz
Function DC power automatic backup at AC power failure
DC input is only available when AC input is stopped.
DC output is only supplied through DC input
(condition: over +18V and “REMOTE CONT” is short).
Control Signal REMOTE CONT +/- (Input):
when open, DC input is not available,
when short, DC input is available.
AC FAIL +/- (Output):

when AC input is stopped, between + and – is open,
when AC input is available, between + and – is short.
(Output rating: DC 30V, 30mA)
Output Floating type DC+24V, 8.5A (max, 5minutes) 6.5A (Continuous)
Switch DC INPUT: turn on/off DC input + line
DC OUTPUT: turn on/off DC output +/- line
LED AC operation is lighted up, when AC input available.
DC operation is lighted up, when DC output is supplied through DC input.
DC output is lighted up, when DC output is available.
Protection Protection by No-Fuse breaker or Fuse (DC over current only)
Over voltage (Input) +35V DC , +280V AC
(Automatic protected. => Protected is removed after turn off/on.)
Over current (Output) 13.0A (AC…automatic), 15.0A (DC…Fuse)
Others Isolation against ground: > 1M ohm at DC 500V
Temperature: Compatible with IEC 60945
Fuse: DC32V, 15A (DC+/- input)
Dimensions 168 mm(W)  250 mm(D)  98 mm(H)
Mass Approx.2.6 kg
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17.2 Specfication of Option
17.2.1 Remote Distress Button (NQE-3225)
Table 17.2.1 Principal Specification of Remote Distress Button

Specification Contents
Interface RS-422 and binary signal (0V, +5V)
Function
(1) Distress Button and Lamp Used to Distress Alert transmission.
In case of transmitting Distress Alert, open hinged cover and
press the button for 4 seconds.
The Lamp is lit during sending the Distress Alert transmission.
(2) Ready Lamp Illuminates RED : Not synchronizing
Illuminates GREEN: Synchronizing, able to transmitting distress.
(3) DIMMER Used to adjust lamp brightness.
When it is turn to the right completely, brightness becomes
the maximum.
When turning to the left completely, brightness becomes
minimum (shines slightly).
Power supply DC +12V ( +11.4V to +12.6V)
Mass Approx.0.15 kg
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17.2.2 External Buzzer (NCE-5547)
Table 17.2.2a Principal Specification of External Buzzer

Specification Contents
Interface Binary signal (0V, +5V)
Power supply DC +12V ( +11.4 to +12.6V)
Mass Approx. 0.15 kg
The buzzer sound specifications change depending on whether the BAM function is enabled or disabled. The
BAM function in accordance with IEC62923-1 and IEC62923-2 standards, and the sound specifications are
specified. Tables 17.2.2b and 17.2.2c show the sound status of the external buzzer when a communication is
received.
Table 17.2.2b The sound status of External Buzzer when BAM function is enabled
Communication Communication Sound status Shutdown
type Priority
Inmarsat-C Distress 2.2 kHz and 1.3 kHz tones sound alternately Manually *1
routine 800Hz tone sound Automatically *2
EGC Distress Two short 2.2KHz tone sound Manually *3
Urgency Two short 2.2KHz tone sound Manually *3
Safety No sound －
Table 17.2.2c The sound status of External Buzzer when BAM function is disable
Communication Communication Sound status Shutdown
type Mode or Priority
Inmarsat-C Urgency 2.2 kHz and 1.3 kHz tones sound alternately Manually *1
Inmarsat system 800Hz tone sound Automatically *2
EGC Distress 2.2 kHz and 1.3 kHz tones sound alternately Manually *1
Urgency 2.2 kHz and 1.3 kHz tones sound alternately Manually *1
Safety 800Hz tone sound Automatically *2
*1) To stop the sound, press the ‘RESET’ button on the panel of EXT BUZ, ‘F10’ key on the keyboard or ‘A’
key while holding down the ‘Ctrl’ key on the keyboard.
*2) Changing the parameter on “Peripheral function window” can extend the“Buzzer sound duration”.
*3) To stop the sound, press the ‘RESET’ button on the panel of EXT BUZ, ‘F10’ key on the keyboard or ‘A’
key while holding down the ‘Ctrl’ key on the keyboard. When the alert is not acknowledged, the sound
will be repeated.
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17.2.3 DTE (NDZ-227)
Table 17.2.3 Principal Specification of DTE

Item Specification
CPU ARM 9
Text Memory 256MB SDRAM
128MB Flash memory
Display TFT LCD color monitor with adjustable brightness,
80 characters  25 lines, 640  480 dot-mapped graphics
(IBM Video Graphic Array (VGA) compatible)
Back Light Cold Cathode Fluorescent Lamp (CCFL)
Keyboard IBM compatible
Operating System μITRON (NORTi professional Ⅲ)
Radio Modem Interface RS-232C
9600 bps
Printer Interface Centronics compatible parallel interface
Automatic Power Off Automatic power off for the backlit LCD display,
turned-on by pressing any keys
Primary Power DC +24V (+19.2 to +31.2V)
Consumption 0.5A
International Protection IP22-compliance (except for while connecting a USB device to USB drive)
Dimensions 336 mm (W)  89 mm (D)  244 mm (H)
Mass Approx.4.6 kg (Main Unit)
Approx.0.4 kg (Keyboard)
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18 Replacement Procedure of IME (NTF-318) and DTE
18.1 NTF-318 CDC-1346C Processor Circuit(Lupin board) Replacement Procedure
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18.2 NTF-318 LCD, CQC-1262 LCD I/F(Sub board), CDJ-2464A IF board Replacement Procedure
NZZ-2464 is a replacement kit that consists of CCN-3227A and CDJ-2464A.There is a need to replace with both
CCN-3227A and CDJ-2464A. There is no replacement with CCN-3227A alone or CDJ-2464A alone.
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18.3 NTF-318 CQD-3227A USB board Replacement Procedure
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18.4 IME CBD-1907 PSU Board Replacement Procedure
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18.5 NDZ-227 CDC-1346B Processor Circuit(Lupin board) Replacement Procedure
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18.6 NDZ-227 LCD, CQC-1262 LCD I/F(Sub board), CMH-3227A IF board Replacement Procedure
NZZ-3227 is a replacement kit that consists of CCN-3227AH and CMH-3227A. There is a need to replace with
both CCN-3227AH and CMH-3227A. There is no replacement with CCN-3227AH alone or CMH-3227A alone.
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18.7 NDZ-227 CQD-3227 USB board Replacement Procedure
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18.8 NDZ-227 Waterproof Packing Attachment Procedure
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Appendix A1: Coverage for I4 satellite
Note: For the latest up to date coverage status please visit:

http://www.inmarsat.com/
A1-1
A1-2
Appendix A2. Inmarsat-C JUE-87 RMS Setup Procedure (7ZPSC0492 Rev 1.3)
1. Connection for RMS
(1) Connect the LAN cable between JRC LAN HUB2 and IME.
Externally Mounted
Equipment (EME)

JB1
7ZCSC0314 NQE-3222
NTF-318 JB Cable 0.4m
JB1 J1 Security
(Attachment) Button (SB)
W1 CFQ-5922A TB1(P1-25) RED2
150/250V BLK1
1 BLK1 TTYCSLA-1Q 2
SWA RED1 NQE-3224
2 RED1 * Max.100m 3
SWB BLK2 Security
SB1 3 BLK2 4 Button (SB)
12V
4 RED2 RED2
7ZCSC0333 GN D 150/250V 1
Antenna Cable BLK1
5 BLK1 TTYCSLA-1Q 2
SWB BLK2
SB2 7 BLK2 4
12V EXT B UZ
8 RED2 1
Keyboard GN D 1
2
9 1 250V MPYC-4 2
10 2 * Max.100m 3
BZ 4
11 3 4
7ZCSC0322 BUZ1 12V
RO Printer (ROP) 12
ROP Signal Cable 5V
Printer PRINTER 13
(Attachment) 1.6m 4
GN D 150/250V
WHT OUT-
Power BLK
(Attachment) 2m - PRT
PWR
OUT+ 150/250V
GRN 16 BLK TTYCSLA-1
FG RDA DGPS
NMEA 17 RED *
18 BLK1 TTYCSLA-1Q
OUTA BAM
GPS 19 RED1 *
OUTB
(Attachment) 2.3m
PSU Power Cable
20 BLK2
7ZCSC0320
RDA
AIS 21 RED2 Remote
SWA * Max.100m
23 RED1 BLK1 2
SWB RED1
24 BLK2 3
ALM
25 RED2
BLK3 4 NQE-3225
RED
BLK
SYNC BLK2 8
Power Supply DB2 26 BLK3
Unit (PSU) 12V RED2 9
27
+ - 5V
28 RED3 Remote
NBD-904 DC24V OUT GN D 150/250V Distress Button
SWA
REMOTE DC24V 30 RED1 * Max.100m BLK1 2
CONT IN AC IN SWB RED1
31 BLK2 3
+ - + - U V ALM
32 RED2
BLK3 4 NQE-3225
SYNC BLK2 8
DB3 33 BLK3
MF/HF 12V RED2 9
0.6/1kV DPYC-6 34
Radio
Equipment * 5V
35 RED3
GN D 150/250V
Ship's Power 36 BLK1 TTYCSLA-1Q
0.6/1kV DPYC-2.5 TX1 No.2 INM-C
AC100/220V * 37 RED1 *
50/60Hz, 1φ, 160W TX2
38 BLK2 Distress Message Controller
USB INM-C-2 RX1
39 RED2 NCH-321A
RX2
40 Shield TB10
GN D
DTE SEL+
42 RED1 RED1 12
[Dsub9] SEL-
43 BLK2 BLK2 13
RDY+
PC RDY-
[Dsub9] 45 BLK3 150/250V BLK3 15
DRQ+ TTYCSLA-7
JRC LAN
VDR /HUB2
MFD / BAM
*
LAN
DRA+
47 BLK4 BLK4 17
[RJ-45] 48 RED4 RED4 18
DRA-
49 BLK5 BLK5 19
DAL+
JB2 50 RED5 RED5 20
DAL-
Shield FRAME
GN D
7ZCSC0325
JB Cable 5m
JB2 *: SHIPYARD SUPPLY
(JRC SUPPLY)
Fig.1.1 JUE-87 Wiring Diagram
A2-1
(2) Connect the LAN cable to LAN port of IME.
LAN port for RMS
Fig.1.2 Rear Panel of JUE-87 IME
A2-2
(3) Connect the LAN cable to No.2 port of JRC LAN HUB2.
(If two JUE-87s are equipped on a vessel, No.1 JUE-87 should be connected to No.2 port and
No.2 JUE-87 should be connected to No.3 port. )
Fig.1.3 JRC LAN HUB2
A2-3
2. LAN Port and RMS Setting
Defaults are following (1).
If two JUE-87s are equipped on a vessel, No.1 JUE-87 should be set to the following (1), and No.2 JUE-87
should be set to the following (2).
(1) No.1 JUE-87

[LAN Port Setting]
・IP Address : 192.168.60.247
・Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0

・Destination IP Address : 239.0.80.5
・FBB IP Address : 192.168.60.243
・GX IP Address : 192.168.60.152
(2) No.2 JUE-87

[LAN Port Setting]
・IP Address : 192.168.60.248
・Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.0

・Destination IP Address : 239.0.80.5
・FBB IP Address : 192.168.60.243
・GX IP Address : 192.168.60.152
Refer to the inboard network settings and set the JUE-87 setting.
A2-4
3. LAN Port Confirmation

The maintenance mode will be initiated (refer to Fig.3.2).
NOTE

(3) Press up key or down key, select 5. Inmarsat-C Setting & Checking and press ‘Enter’ key on
Maintenance Menu screen. Continuously, select Initial Setting and press ‘Enter’ key. Inmarsat-C
Checking screen (refer to Fig.3.2) will be displayed.
Fig.3.1 Maintenance Menu screen
A2-5
Fig.3.2 Inmarsat-C Initial Setting screen
(4) Press up key or down key, select 2. Peripheral Function and press ‘Enter’ key
Peripheral function screen (refer to Fig.3.4) will be displayed.
A2-6
Fig.3.4 Peripheral function screen
(5) Press up key or down key, select dAta port #1 and press ‘Enter’ key
LAN Port Setting screen (refer to Fig.3.5) will be displayed.
Fig.3.5 LAN Port Setting screen
A2-7
4. LAN Port Setting
(1) Press up key or down key, select item and press ‘Enter’ key.
Each item can be edited.
(2) Enter the digit of each item and Press ‘F1’ key (Fig.4.1 is displayed).
Fig.4.1 LAN Port setting confirmation dialog box
(3) Select [OK] and press ‘Enter’ key in Fig.4.1. Then the LAN Port data is set.
NOTE
LAN Port information is not saved when a LAN Port Setting screen is closed by ‘F10’ key or
the ‘ESC’ key.
A2-8
5. Remote Maintenance Setting
(1) Press up key or down key, select 5. Inmarsat-C Setting & Checking and press ‘Enter’ key on Maintenance
Menu screen. Continuously, select Initial Setting and press ‘Enter’ key. Inmarsat-C Initial Setting screen
(refer to Fig.5.2) will be displayed.
Fig.5.1 Maintenance Menu screen
A2-9
(2) Press up key or down key, select 10. Remote Maintenance Setting and press ‘Enter’ key.
Fig.5.3 Remote Maintenance Setting screen
A2-10
(4) Enter the digit of each item and Press ‘F1’ key (Fig.5.4 is displayed).
Fig.5.4 Remote maintenance setting confirmation dialog box
(7) Select [OK] and press ‘Enter’ key in Fig.5.4. Then the Remote maintenance data is set.
NOTE
Remote Maintenance information is not saved when a Remote Maintenance Setting screen is closed by
‘F10’ key or the ‘ESC’ key.
A2-11
A2-12
Appendix A3. Inmarsat-C JUE-87 BAM Setup Procedure
1. PREFACE
Inmarsat-C JUE-87 shall support BAM (Bridge Alert Management) function in accordance with Res
MSC.431(98) from July 1, 2019 and IEC 62923-1:2018/IEC 62923-2:2018 from August 30, 2021.
This Appendix A3 describes the connection method and setting procedure by the serial port of JUE-87 and
MFD (Multi Function Display: JAN-9202 / 7202, JAN-9201 / 7201, JMR-92xx / 72xx series) with AMS (Alert
Management System) license.
Regarding JUE-87, it is recommended to connect the BAM function wiring to a serial port. Even if you use the
BAM function on the LAN port, also wire the serial port for backup.
A3-1
2. BAM function connection system diagram
This chapter explains the connection method of Inmarsat-C and JRC MFD.
Refer to Service manual text “3.1 Cable connection System Diagram” for details on I/O ports on the JUE-87
side.
JUE-87 connects to the IEC 61162-1 port of ALC (Alert LAN Converter: CMH-2370) is built into MFD.
An example of ALC connection is shown in Fig.2.1 and Table 2.1.
Fig.2.1 Connection example of JUE-87 and ALC (CMH-2370)
Table 2.1 Connection example of JUE-87 and ALC (CMH-2370) *1

Inmarsat-C JUE-87 ALC(CMH-2370)
Inmarsat-C output port OUTA (JB1 NQE-3222 terminal No.18) RX6A (J8103 terminal No.5)
ALC input port OUTB (JB1 NQE-3222 terminal No.19) RX6B (J8103 terminal No.6)
Inmarsat-C input port RDB (JB1 NQE-3222 terminal No.21) TX6A (J8103 terminal No.7)
ALC output port *2 RDA (JB1 NQE-3222 terminal No.20) TX6B (J8103 terminal No.8)
*1 The ALC has eight IEC 61162-1 serial ports (CH1 to CH8) from terminal block J8103 to J8106.
JUE-87 is connected to CH6 of ALC terminal block J8103 in the connection example.
*2 The JUE-87 input port corresponding to the ALC output port TX6A / TX6B is RDB / RDA.
Note that the terminal names “A” and “B” are connected in reverse.
A3-2
3. Inmarsat-C BAM Function setting
(1) Inmarsat-C BAM Function setting
Set up the BAM function of JUE-87. Alert Management Setting screen exists in maintenance mode.
Set up the BAM function of JUE-87 according to the following steps ① to ⑧.
① Turn on the IME.
② The boot screen is displayed about 5 seconds after turn on the IME.
The maintenance mode is initiated
NOTE

③ Select [5. Inmarsat-C Setting & Checking], [Initial Setting] and [14. Alert Management Setting] in the
maintenance menu, and the screen shown in Figure 3.1 will be displayed.
Fig.3.1 Alert Management setting screen
A3-3
④ Select [ON] in the [Alert ON/OFF] item.
Fig.3.2 Alert ON/OFF setting
⑤ Select [BAM] in the [Function] item.
Fig.3.3 Function setting
A3-4
⑥ Select [Serial] in the [Port] item.
Fig.3.4 Port setting
If [Serial] is selected in the [Port] item, [Transmission group], [SFI1] and [SFI2] can’t be changed, but
there is no problem with keeping the original settings.
⑦ After setting each item, the screen shown in Fig.3.5 is displayed.
Fig.3.5 Screen display after setting
A3-5
⑧ The setting confirmation window shown in Fig. 3.6 is displayed by pressing the [F1] key.
Select the [OK] and press the ‘Enter’ key.
Fig.3.6 Setting confirmation window
NOTE
Alert Management Setting is not saved when an Alert Management Setting screen is closed by ‘F10’
A3-6
(2) Inmarsat-C Extension port setting
Set the Extension port of JUE-87.
Select [5. Inmarsat-C Setting & Checking], [Initial Setting] and [2. Peripheral Function] in the maintenance
menu, and the screen shown in Figure 3.7 is displayed.
Fig.3.7 Peripheral Function setting screen
Select the [Extension port] as shown in Fig.3.8 and select [BAM/AME]. After setting, press the [F10] key
or [Esc] key to close the screen.
Fig.3.8 Extension port setting
A3-7
4. MFD BAM Function setting
(1) MFD Inmarsat-C installation setting

Set up the subsystem configuration of MFD.
Implement the Inmarsat-C installation setting according to the following steps ① to ⑤ with reference
to Fig.4.1.
① Select [System Configuration] on the MFD Installation screen.

② Select [Subsystem Installation].
③ Check [Inmarsat-C 1] of [Device Installation].
④ Check [General Equipment(Alert)] and set the number of general Equipment(Alert) installed.
Inmarsat-C is defined as an Equipment of [General Equipment (Alert)].
Please note that the number of equipment includes equipment other than Inmarsat-C.
⑤ Click [Set].
Fig.4.1 MFD Subsystem setting screen
A3-8
(2) MFD Serial Port setting
Set up the Serial Port of MFD. Set the Serial Port connected to Inmarsat-C according to the procedure
from ① to ⑨ below referring to Fig.4.2 and Fig.4.3.
① Select [System Configuration] on the MFD Installation screen.

② Select [Serial Port].
③ Select the CMH-2370 interface circuit to which Inmarsat-C is connected.
([ALC1] is selected in the connection example.)
④ Check the port (CH1 to CH8) to which Inmarsat-C is connected, and select "Alert (from Subsystem)".
([CH6] is checked in the connection example.)
⑤ Select [Detail]. Fig.4.3 will be displayed.
④ ⑤
Fig4.2 MFD Serial Port setting
A3-9
⑥ Set each parameter referring to Fig.4.3.
Baud Rate ：4800
Stop Bits ：1
Data Length ：8
Parity ：None
Timeout ：30
⑦ Set [Subsystem].
(In the setting example in Fig4.3, Inmarsat-C is assigned to [General Equipment 1].)
⑧ Set [Sentence] to [ALF].
⑨ Click [Set].
⑦ ⑧
Fig.4.3 MFD Serial Port detail setting screen
A3-10
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1.1 JUE-87 ......................................................................................................................................1-1

2 COMPOSITION ............................................................................................................................. 2-1

2.1 Equipments composition...........................................................................................................2-1

2.2 Dimentional drawing and exploded diagram of standard components ...................................2-2

3 CABLE CONNECTION ................................................................................................................. 3-1

3.1 Cable connection System Diagram ...........................................................................................3-1

3.2 Circuit Diagram ........................................................................................................................3-4

3.3 Explanation of the function of each equipments ......................................................................3-7

3.4 External Interface.....................................................................................................................3-8

4 MAINTENANCE PARTS LIST ...................................................................................................... 4-1

4.1 JUE-87 ......................................................................................................................................4-1

4.2 Supplied Parts by JRC..............................................................................................................4-3

4.3 Parts for Installation (Prepared by Shipyard) .........................................................................4-4

4.4 Required Tools ..........................................................................................................................4-4

5 TROUBLESHOOTING .................................................................................................................. 5-1

5.1 Troubleshooting ........................................................................................................................5-1

5.2 Alarm Pack ...............................................................................................................................5-9

5.3 After Service ...........................................................................................................................5-14

6 CABLE CONNECTIONS TEST .................................................................................................... 6-1

6.1 Printer (NKG-900/NKG-800) ....................................................................................................6-1

6.2 External Buzzer (NCE-5547) ....................................................................................................6-3

6.3 Remote Distress Button(NQE-3225) ........................................................................................6-6

6.4 DMC ..........................................................................................................................................6-8

6.5 AME (Alarm Management Equipment) .................................................................................6-10

7 DMC & AME RX TEST .................................................................................................................. 7-1

8 FROM/SRAM INITIALIZE ............................................................................................................. 8-1

9 LAN INFORMATION EXPORT/IMPORT ...................................................................................... 9-1

9.1 Export .......................................................................................................................................9-3

9.2 Import .......................................................................................................................................9-5

10 REMOTE MAINTENANCE SETTING...................................................................................... 10-1

11 INMARSAT-C INITIAL SETTING ............................................................................................. 11-1

11.1 Preparation of Devices .......................................................................................................... 11-3

11.2 Password Setting ................................................................................................................ 11-21

11.3 Data Reporting Type Confirmation/Setting ....................................................................... 11-24

11.4 MODEM Setting Confirmation ........................................................................................... 11-26

11.5 Country Mode Confirmation/Setting .................................................................................. 11-30

11.6 Restriction of Program EDR/DR Transmission Confirmation/Setting ............................... 11-32

11.7 GPS Week Number Setting................................................................................................. 11-34

11.8 EGC Output Setting ........................................................................................................... 11-37

11.9 Alert Management Setting ................................................................................................. 11-40

11.10 IEC 61162-450 Setting ...................................................................................................... 11-43

11.11 BAM Auto switch LAN to serial Setting ........................................................................... 11-46

12 INMARSAT-C CHECKING ...................................................................................................... 12-1

12.1 Maintenance Version ............................................................................................................ 12-3

12.2 EPADR Renewal ................................................................................................................... 12-5

12.3 Alert Log ...............................................................................................................................12-7

12.4 Packet TX Log .......................................................................................................................12-9

12.5 Packet RX Log..................................................................................................................... 12-11