JLR-8600

NWZ-1650
GPS NAVIGATOR

INSTALLATION
MANUAL

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 Contents
Chapter 1 Outline ................................................................................................................................. 1-1
1.1 Equipment Functions............................................................................................................. 1-1
1.2 Contents of This Manual ....................................................................................................... 1-1
1.3 Configuration ......................................................................................................................... 1-1
1.3.1 Standard Configuration .................................................................................................. 1-1
1.3.2 Option ............................................................................................................................ 1-2
1.4 Construction .......................................................................................................................... 1-3
1.5 System Diagram .................................................................................................................. 1-12
Chapter 2 Installing a Sensor ............................................................................................................... 2-1
2.1 Selection the Position for Installation .................................................................................... 2-1
2.2 Installation procedure ............................................................................................................ 2-2
2.2.1 Sensor Installation Procedure ....................................................................................... 2-2
2.2.2 Installation of the Sensor on the Mast ........................................................................... 2-3
2.2.3 Installation of the Sensor to pass a cable through a pole.............................................. 2-4
2.2.4 Cable extension ............................................................................................................. 2-6
2.2.5 Junction Box Connection ............................................................................................... 2-8
Chapter 3 Installing a Processor (NDC-4100) ...................................................................................... 3-1
3.1 Selecting an Installation Location.......................................................................................... 3-1
3.2 Installation Procedure............................................................................................................ 3-1
3.2.1 Installing NDC-4100....................................................................................................... 3-3
3.2.2 Opening a cabinet cover ................................................................................................ 3-5
3.2.3 Method of inserting cable .............................................................................................. 3-5
3.2.4 Connecting a sensor cable ............................................................................................ 3-6
3.2.5 Connecting a LAN cable for a display ........................................................................... 3-7
3.2.6 Connecting a LAN cable ................................................................................................ 3-8
3.2.7 Connecting serial cables................................................................................................ 3-9
3.2.8 Connecting contact cables .......................................................................................... 3-12
3.2.9 Connecting power supply ............................................................................................ 3-13
3.2.10 Cable clamp ................................................................................................................. 3-13
3.2.11 Setting jumper switches ............................................................................................... 3-14
3.2.12 Replacing fuses ........................................................................................................... 3-15
3.3 Dual Installation Procedure ................................................................................................. 3-16
3.3.1 Overview of the switches and buffer connections ....................................................... 3-16
3.3.2 Example for dual connection and settings ................................................................... 3-20
3.3.3 Connecting to a switch................................................................................................. 3-29
3.3.4 Connecting a buffer extension ..................................................................................... 3-30
3.3.5 Connection for manual switching................................................................................. 3-31
3.3.6 Power supply backup inter-connection ........................................................................ 3-32
3.3.7 Selecting switching control .......................................................................................... 3-33
3.3.8 Selecting a switch ........................................................................................................ 3-34
3.3.9 Connection for BAM..................................................................................................... 3-35
3.3.10 Alert setting .................................................................................................................. 3-36
3.3.11 Check List of settings................................................................................................... 3-38
Chapter 4 Installing a Display (NWZ-1650) .......................................................................................... 4-1
4.1 Selecting an Installation Location.......................................................................................... 4-1
4.2 Installation Procedure............................................................................................................ 4-1
4.2.1 Flush-mount installation ................................................................................................. 4-1
4.2.2 Tabletop installation ....................................................................................................... 4-2
4.2.3 Connecting cables ......................................................................................................... 4-4
4.2.4 Fitting the Clamp Filter................................................................................................... 4-5
4.2.5 Connecting power supply .............................................................................................. 4-5
4.2.6 Attaching a Product name plate .................................................................................... 4-6
Chapter 5 Equipment Setting ............................................................................................................... 5-1
5.1 Power Supply ON/OFF.......................................................................................................... 5-1
5.2 Activation Sequence.............................................................................................................. 5-2
5.3 Updating Activation................................................................................................................ 5-3
5.4 Touch Panel Calibration ........................................................................................................ 5-4
5.5 Equipment Setting ................................................................................................................. 5-5
5.5.1 Setting a display type (DISPLAY TYPE) ........................................................................ 5-5
5.5.2 Setting processor types ................................................................................................. 5-6

7ZPNA4707A
 5.5.3 Setting interfaces ........................................................................................................... 5-7
5.5.4 Setting for BAM connection ......................................................................................... 5-16
5.5.5 Setting a switch............................................................................................................ 5-18
5.5.6 Setting dimmer sharing ................................................................................................ 5-19
5.5.7 Setting an IP address .................................................................................................. 5-22
5.5.8 Setting CCRP .............................................................................................................. 5-23
5.5.9 Setting CTS ................................................................................................................. 5-24
5.5.10 Setting COG display .................................................................................................... 5-25
5.5.11 Resetting ...................................................................................................................... 5-26
5.6 Checking Installation ........................................................................................................... 5-27
5.6.1 Self-diagnosis .............................................................................................................. 5-27
5.6.2 Input data ..................................................................................................................... 5-29
5.6.3 Operating time ............................................................................................................. 5-30
5.6.4 Saving setting values ................................................................................................... 5-30
5.6.5 Demo mode ................................................................................................................. 5-32
Chapter 6 Installing Options ................................................................................................................. 6-1
6.1 Connecting a Remote Display ............................................................................................... 6-1
6.2 Connecting a Printer.............................................................................................................. 6-3
6.2.1 Connecting NKG-104..................................................................................................... 6-3
6.2.2 Connecting RP-D10 ....................................................................................................... 6-3
6.3 Connecting Dimmer Unit NCM-227....................................................................................... 6-4
6.4 Connecting Two Sensors ...................................................................................................... 6-5
 Chapter 1 Outline
1.1 Equipment Functions
This equipment (JLR-8600) is a GPS navigator with the JLR-4350GPS sensor connected to the
NWZ-1650 display and the NDC-4100 processor.

JLR-4350, which is a multi-GNSS receiver capable of receiving data from GPS as well as GLONASS or
BeiDou, operates around-the-clock to measure positions with high accuracy anywhere in the world and
in all weather conditions by using the GPS satellite and the GLONASS satellite, or the BeiDou satellite,
and produces highly reliable positioning results. In addition, the GPS navigator can increase the
accuracy of position fixing by receiving correction data from the DGPS beacon station or SBAS
satellites.

1.2 Contents of This Manual

This manual provides the summary of the notes for the procedures up to installation of each device that
forms this equipment on the ship as a reference material.
For the operations after installation, refer to this manual or the instruction manual.

1.3 Configuration
1.3.1 Standard Configuration

JLR-8600
No Name Model Q'ty Note
1 GPS Sensor Unit JLR-4350 1
1-1 Screw Adapter MTV302007A 1
1-2 Mounting Band MPBP02520 1 Include 2 bands
1-3 Instruction manual 7ZPNA4693 1 English
1-4 Cable guard rubber MPPK3148 1
2 Processor Unit NDC-4100 1
MF51NR 250V 5 MF51NR 250V 5 ：4 Fuses
2-1 Fuse 1
MF51NR 250V 2 MF51NR 250V 2 ：1 Fuses
2-2 Model Plate MPNN52482A 1 For JLR-8600-D
3 Display Unit NWZ-1650 1
Model
3-1 Identification MPNN50903A 1
Plate
3-2 Clamp Filter 5MBIR00009 1
3-3 Flush mount kit MPBX50891 1
4 Display cable CFQ-7540 1 LAN 15m for DISPLAY
5 Instruction manual 7ZPNA4699 1 7ZPNA4698(Japanese)/7ZPNA4699(English)

NWZ-1650
No Name Model Q'ty Note
1 Display Unit NWZ-1650 1 Refer to JLR-8600(3～3-3)
2 Instruction manual 7ZPNA4699 1 7ZPNA4698(Japanese)/7ZPNA4699(English)

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 1.3.2 Option

No Name Model Q'ty Note

For InmarsatC
AC/DC Power supply
1 NBD-904 1 AC100/220V, DC24V Input
unit
DC24V Output
2 Data Power Cable CFQ-7539 1 8 cores 15m / For Remote Display
3 Data power Cable CFQ-7539-5 1 8 cores 5m / For Remote Display
4 Printer NKG-104 1
5 Printer Paper 7ZPJD0384 1 For NKG-104
6 Extension Cable CFQ-9000 1 Dual end/6 cores/ 15m/For Sensor
7 Extension Cable CFQ-9002 1 Single end/6 cores/5 m
8 Junction Box NQE-7700A 1 6 terminals
9 Pole Mounting Kit MPBP30608 1 For NQE-7700A
10 Coaxial Cable Kit NQD-4414 1 Outdoor NQD-4410, Indoor NQD-4411
Manual
N4
11 Select Switch NCZ-777 1
2.5G7/2
7.5BG7/2
12 Select Switch NCZ-1537B 1 Automatic
13 Junction Box CQD-10 1 16 terminals
14 Screw Adapter MTV302007A 1 For Sensor
15 Mounting Band MPBP02520 1 For Sensor
16 Output Buffer NQA-4351 1
Manual
2.5G7/2
17 Select Switch NCZ-1663 1
7.5BG7/2
N2.5
7.5BG7/2
18 External Dimmer unit NCM-227 1
2.5G7/2
19 Printer RP-D10 1 Network printer
20 Power supply NBG-980 Power supply unit for Network printer
21 Base kits MPBX50347 1

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1.4 Construction
NWZ-1650 Display Unit (Desktop mount)

Unit: mm
Mass: Approximately 1.5kg
Color: Munsell N2.5
IP Grade: IP56

Base kits is option

NWZ-1650 Display Unit (Flush mount)

Unit: mm
Mass: Approximately 1.0kg
Color: Munsell N2.5
IP Grade: IP56

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NDC-4100 Processor Unit
Installation Screw 4-M5

Unit: mm
Mass: Approximately 1.9kg
Color: Munsell N2.5
IP Grade: IP22

JLR-4350 GPS Sensor Unit

Unit: mm
Mass: Approximately 1.2kg (include 15m cable)
Color: Munsell N9
IP Grade: IP56 (IEC60945)

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NBD-904 AC/DC Power supply unit

Serial Number Seal

Volume x 3

Fuse x 2 Mounting Holes

4-dia6x8

Unit： mm
Mass：Approximately 2.6 kg

NQE-7700A Junction Box

GPS cable

Gland φ15

Cable diameter
φ5 - φ11

Gland φ25

Cable diameter
φ10 - φ20

Unit： mm
Mass： Approximately 0.6 kg

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NQD-4414 Coaxial Cable Kit (outdoor use NQD-4410)
(Installation Screw M8)

Unit： mm
Mass： Approximately 1.5 kg

NQD-4414 Coaxial Cable Kit (indoor use NQD-4411)

(Installation Screw M3)

Unit： mm
Mass： Approximately 0.7 kg

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NQA-4351 Output Buffer

Unit： mm
Mass： Approximately 0.8 kg

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NCZ-777 Select Switch (Stationary)
(Installation Screw M6)

Unit： mm
Mass： Approximately 0.5 kg

NCZ-777 Select Switch (Flush Mounting)

(Installation Screw M6)

Unit： mm
Mass： Approximately 0.7 kg

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NCZ-1663 Select Switch (Stationary)

Unit： mm
Mass： Approximately 0.2 kg

NCZ-1663 Select Switch (Flush Mounting)

Unit： mm
Mass： Approximately 0.2 kg

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NCZ-1537B Select Switch (Flush Mounting)

Unit： mm
Mass： Approximately 0.55 kg

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CQD-10 Junction Box

4-φ7.5 (Installation Screw M6)

Unit： mm
Mass： Approximately 1.1 kg

NKG-104 Printer

Unit： mm
Mass： Approximately 2.1 kg

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1.5 System Diagram

JLR-4350
GPS Sensor

NWZ-1650
NQE-7700A Junction Box Display Unit

※
250V-MPYCYS-7
LAN
CFQ-7540

Sensor Display Unit

※
Ethernet×2 ECDIS
LAN Remote Maintenance
MFD

※
250V-TTYCS-1 External equipment
RS-422
IN×2 OUT×5
NDC-4100
Processor Unit ※
250V-TTYCS-1 Alarm System
Contact IN×1 OUT×4

※
Radar
RS-422 250V-TTYCS-1 ECDIS/Plotter
(Internal Buffer) OUT×8 Tide Current Calculator
Printer NKG-104

Power Supply

※
0.6/1kV-DPYC-1.5

DC24V

NBD-904
Power Supply

DC24V

DC12/24V AC110/220V

※
Arranged by dockyard

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 Chapter 2 Installing a Sensor
2.1 Selection the Position for Installation

Caution
When connecting the cable attached to the equipment, do not bend it acutely, twist it,
or impart excessive force. Doing so sometimes causes cracks or damage to the
coating, resulting in fire or electrocution.

Do not install the sensor where there is excessive vibration.

Vibration may cause sensor failure.

Do not paint the sensor.

Doing so may result in reception problems.

Do not install the sensor where temperature exceeds 55 degrees Celsius and there
is covered with exhaust gas from funnel. Doing so may result in equipment failure
or malfunction.

Use a fitted cable, when connected to junction box.

The junction box rubber gaskets (25 f Gland side) fit φ 10mm – 20mm cables.

Install the sensor where there are no obstacles, in order to ensure that GPS signals
can be directly received from satellites without interference or reflection of signals
from surrounding objects.
Whenever possible, select a place with the following characteristics.
1. An open space, which allows uniform reception of satellite signals.
2. Far away from any high power transmission antennas.
3. Outside radar beams.
4. Away from the INMARSAT antenna by at least 5 meters and outside the
INMARSAT beam.
5. Away from the antenna of a VHF transmitter and a direction finder
by at least 3 meters.
6. Away from a Magnetic Compass by at least 1 meters.
7. Away from amateur radio antennas by at least 3 meter.
Every time, Confirms the proper performance of equipment can be obtained, when changing the
equipment location.

If it is difficult to find an ideal site, select a place temporarily and install the equipment.
Conduct a test to make sure that the proper performance can be obtained and then fix the
equipment in position. If it is installed at an improper place, reception accuracy may be
impaired.

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2.2 Installation procedure
2.2.1 Sensor Installation Procedure

The sensor base contains 1 inch 14UNS-2B screw holes. It can be attached to poles with cut male
screws, or off-the-shelf adapters.

(1) When performing attachment, always hold and turn the sensor base. Holding and turning the
radome may result in a large amount of force applied at the junction of the base and the
radome, resulting in damage to the sensor.
When performing attachment, do not use adhesive for screw or other adhesive for screw part.
Adhesive component may attack to the radome, resulting in cracks.

Radome

screw
part
male screw
Joint
Base Off-the-shelf
adapter, etc.
Do not apply force to the joint. Hold and turn the base.

(2) Secure the sensor cable in position with a clamp band as shown below to protect it against
damage due to vibration.

Cable

Off-the-shelf
adapter, etc.
Clamp band

(3) When connecting an extension cable to the GPS sensor, always seal with self-bonding tape
in order to waterproof the connector, and wrap this section with vinyl tape to protect it.
Waterproof treatment points Refer to "Attention : Protection of connector against water" within
"6.3 Cable Connection".

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 2.2.2 Installation of the Sensor on the Mast

Use a screw adapter (optional component or equivalent) to connect the sensor to the mast.

JLR-4350
GPS Sensor

Fitting Belt
MPBP02520
Screw Adapter
MTV302007A

Clamp Band

Mast (φ26mm to φ90mm supported)

1. Loosen the fitting belt screw 2. Coil the fitting belt around 3. Tighten the clamp screw with
with a screwdriver to remove the mast as shown below. the screwdriver.
the clamp.

Clamp

Flathead Screwdriver

How to Install the Sensor on the Mast

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 2.2.3 Installation of the Sensor to pass a cable through a pole

It is possible to pass a cable through a pole, when GPS sensor attached to poles with cut male
screws. (1 inch 14UNS-2A). In this case, Cable guard rubber (attached article) used.

(1) The cable is installed as following figure.

Do not bend the cable acutely. Doing so may result in damage to the cable.

Do not bend it acutely. Cable installation figure

(2) Cable guard rubber is set in GPS sensor.

Cable guard rubber

Push all the way in
(attached article)

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(3) When GPS sensor attached to poles with cut male screws, round off the corners.

round off the corners

25mm

1inch 14UNS-2A

(4)When performing attachment, always hold and turn the sensor base. Holding and turning the
radome may result in a large amount of force applied at the junction of the base and the
radome, resulting in damage to the sensor.
When performing attachment, do not use adhesive for screw or other adhesive for screw part.
Adhesive component may attack to the radome, resulting in cracks.

Radome

screw
part
male screw
Joint
Base

Do not apply force to the joint. Hold and turn the base.

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 2.2.4 Cable extension

1. Cable extension
1) When extending a cable up to 15m
Cut and connect the connector of the extension cable (CFQ-9000).
Cut CFQ-9000
Waterproof treatment is required.
Refer to "Note: Water proofing a connector" on the next
page, please waterproof treatment.

Extension cable/CFQ-9000 (up to 15m)

2) When extending a cable to a length more than 15m

Connect a cable by using a junction box (NQE-7700A).
Refer to “2.2.5 Junction Box Connection” for Junction box installing.
Junction box/NQE-7700A

Connect to junction box with MPYCS-7 (up to 120m)

2. Connecting a coaxial conversion kit

When using a coaxial cable that has already been installed in a case such as JLR-6800 conversion, the
cables can be connected by using a coaxial conversion kit (NQD-4414).
Connect them by cutting a connector of the extension cable (CFQ-9002).
Cut CFQ-9002
Coaxial conversion kit/NQD-4414

GPS cable/CFQ-9002 Already installed coaxial cable

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Note: Water proofing a connector

Sensor side

(End of wrapping with vinyl

tape)
10 mm or more
(End of wrapping with
self-adhesive tape)
25 mm or more
End of the connector Self-adhesive tape
(socket) or the end of the
• Fetch a required length from the roll, wrap a
protection tube
self-adhesive tape over 3 layers by overlapping 1/2
layers while applying a tension as indicated by the
manufacturer. However, wrap around the coaxial
cable and N type connector more than other sections
Connector (socket) as they include the sections of different diameters.
• After finishing wrapping with a tape, apply a pressure
with fingers by squeezing firmly to make the tape
stick more.

Connector (plug) Protection PVC tape (vinyl tape)

• Wrap three layers by
overlapping 1/2 layers without
End of the connector (plug) applying a tension as much as
or end of the protection tube possible.

25 mm or more
(Start of wrapping with a
self-adhesive tape)
10 mm or more
(Start of wrapping with a vinyl
tape)

Processor side

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 2.2.5 Junction Box Connection

CAUTION
Use a fitted cable, when connected to junction box.
The junction box rubber gaskets (25 f Gland side) fit 10mm – 20mm cables.

• How to Mount the Junction Box on the Mast

Securely mount the junction box on the mast using the pole mounting kit (option: MPBP30608).

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Mounting on the mast

Bracket SUS

Hex Bolt M6 X 60 SUS

Washer M6 SUS

Spring Washer M6 SUS

Nut M6 SUS Pole Mounting Kit
Mast MPBP30608
(φ26 mm - φ53 mm) Lock Nut M6 SUS

(Note) SUS: Stainless Steel

Waterproofing
 Cover cable entry point gaps completely
To Sensor Unit with sealant to prevent water damage in
Sealant the box.

Gland φ15mm
spanner size 24mm

 When cover the gland by heat shrink

tubing, fill entry point gaps completely
with sealant before using heat shrink
tubing.
Gland φ25mm
spanner size 41mm
250V-MPYCYS-7

Sealant 【CAUTION】
Waterproofing only by heat shrink
tubing will cause water damage and
malfunction.

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• Internal Connection

Connect the respective cables (cable from the GPS sensor and extension cable) to the terminals
provided in the junction box as shown in the following figure.

GPS Sensor Cable JLR-4350 Junction Box

GPS Sensor Terminal
Cable
Red 1
Black 2
White 3
Green 4
Yellow 5
Brown 6
Shield Line 3

Terminal Board

Extension Cable

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 Chapter 3
Installing a Processor (NDC-4100)
3.1 Selecting an Installation Location

WARNING
Install this unit at least 1 m away from any magnetic compasses. Installation near a
magnetic compass may result in interference with the magnetic compass, and may
result in an accident.

This equipment can be installed on a floor or a wall.

Install on a flat floor or wall.
When installing on a wall, make sure that the cable insertion slot is positioned at the bottom.

3.2 Installation Procedure

The inside of the processor is shown below.
The processor comprises two circuit boards, a control unit and a terminal unit.
Note the following at installation.
Before starting installation/wiring, make sure that the main switch of the processing is turned off.
A power protection cover is attached to prevent anyone from touching the power supply. Do not touch
the power supply unit.
Before starting operation of the power supply unit, disconnect the circuit breaker.

Power supply
Jumper switch
protection cover LAN connector
Fuse

Power supply
main switch
Fuse

Power
supply
Data terminal terminal
block block

Ground terminal

Wire
saddle
Cable clamp

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Internal block diagram
The internal block comprises a control unit PCB and a terminal unit PCB.
The control unit comprises a control unit, a switch, and an 8ch buffer.
Each of the control unit and switch/8ch buffer is equipped with an independent power supply. As a
result, the switch/buffer can continue operation even if the control unit fails to function.

Control unit PCB Terminal block unit

PCB
Control unit Power supply
unit for the
control unit

Switch
Power supply
unit for
8ch buffer unit switch/8ch
buffer unit

Schematic drawing of installing two GPSs

By using a switch on one side and both buffers, 16-ch output is enabled.

Example) Using a switch of processor No.2

Processor No.1 switch is not used.
Output of processor No.1 is input to the switch of processor No.2.
16ch (8ch x 2) output is performed by using processor No.1/No.2.

Processor No.1 Processor No.2

Control Control
unit unit

Switch Switch

Buffer Buffer

8ch output 8ch output

By providing independent power supply to the control unit and switch/buffer, 16ch-buffer output can be
continued even if the control unit fails to function.

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 3.2.1 Installing NDC-4100

Install by providing the following spaces.

Space for
removing the
cover

Installing space

OUTLINE PERMISSIBLE PERMISSIBLE

DIMENSION OUTLINE MOUNTING
DIMENSIONAL DIMENSIONAL
OVER TO DEVIATIONS DEVIATION
3 6 ±0.5
6 30 ±1 ±0.5
30 120 ±1.5
120 400 ±2.5 ±1
400 1000 ±4 ±2

UNIT: mm

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3-4
 3.2.2 Opening a cabinet cover

Loosen the four screws at the front of NDC-4100 and remove the cover.

3.2.3 Method of inserting cable

1．Power Cable

While pressing up the upper part of the connector with a flathead screwdriver having a thin top end,
insert the cable to the lower part by using the following figure as a reference.

8~9mm

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2．Data Cable

While pressing the upper part of the connector with a flathead screwdriver having a thin top end, insert
the cable to the lower part by using the following figure as a reference.

10mm

3.2.4 Connecting a sensor cable

When using the extension cable CFQ-9000, cut the connector.

No. Silk Description

No.1Sensor(GPS/Comp)
1. Power supply +13V (red)
28 +13VOUT Sensor power supply 2.Power supply GND (black)
GND Sensor power supply
3.Data COM (white)
29 D-COM/RXD0-A Data GND 4.Sensor transmission (green)
RXD/RXD0-B Data reception 5.Sensor reception (yellow)
30 TXD/TXD0-A Data transmission
6. Beacon (brown)
RX Beacon/TXD0-B JLR-4350: Beacon input

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 3.2.5 Connecting a LAN cable for a display

CAUTION
Since a voltage for display power supply is output from the LAN connector for the
display, do not connect the LAN cable to any device other than the display. A
connection error may damage the connected device.

When using a general purpose cable, use a straight cable.

Since the connector on the display side applies a water proof structure, use a LAN cable (CFQ-7540)
that is attached as standard.
Although a general-purpose LAN cable can also be used, waterproof cannot be applied.

J4 Special connector for a display

No. Name Description

1 Data transmission Transmits data to a display.
2 Data transmission Transmits data to a display.
3 Data reception Receives data from a display.
4 +24V power supply Supplies power (+24V) to a display.
5
6 Data reception Receives data from a display.
7 Power supply GND Supplies power (GND) to a display.
8

Fix the cable to the cable clamp by using a wire saddle.

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 3.2.6 Connecting a LAN cable

CAUTION
Do not make connection that network loop occurs.
Doing so may result in equipment restarts.

Two ports are available as LAN is duplicated. The same data can be transmitted and received from
either port.
Each port can be set independently. For the setting, refer to "5.5.3 Setting interfaces".
Power cannot be supplied from these ports.

J5 J6

No. Name Description

1 Data transmission Transmits data to a display.
2 Data transmission Transmits data to a display.
3 Data reception Receives data from a display.
4/5 Unused −
6 Data reception Receives data from a display.
7/8 Unused −

Fix the cable clamp through the wire saddle.

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 3.2.7 Connecting serial cables

The following serial ports are available on this equipment. Connect cables according to the external
devices to be connected.
The number of listener that can be connected to one output port is recommended to one port.
Data No. of ports Application/Description
IEC61162-1 Output x 5 Outputs data to an external device.
Each port can be set independently.
Input x 2 Receives data such as ACK from an external device.
Each port can be set independently.
However, the baud rate is the same as for TX2/TX3.
IEC61162-2 Output x 1 Outputs data to an external device.
Input x 1 Receives data from an external device.
RS-232C Output x 1 Sends data to and receives data from an external
Input x 1 device.
Built-in buffer unit Output x 8 Outputs data to an external device.
IEC 61162-1 Each port cannot be set independently.

1．IEC61162-1

No. Silk Description

SERIAL I/O
4 TX2 A Performs TX2 port output.
TX2 B For the setting, refer to "5.5.3 Setting interfaces 1. Serial output".
5 RX2 A Performs RX2 port reception.
RX2 B
6 TX3 A Performs TX3 port output.
TX3 B For the setting, refer to "5.5.3 Setting interfaces 1. Serial output".
7 RX3 A Receives data from RX3 port.
RX3 B
8 TX4 A Performs TX4 port output.
TX4 B For the setting, refer to "5.5.3 Setting interfaces 1. Serial output".
9 TX5 A Performs TX5 port output.
TX5 B For the setting, refer to "5.5.3 Setting interfaces 1. Serial output".
10 TX6 A Performs TX6 port output.
TX6 B For the setting, refer to "5.5.3 Setting interfaces 1. Serial output".

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2．IEC61162-2

No. Silk Description

SERIAL I/O
1 TX1(-2) A Connects the device of the IEC 61162-2 specification.
TX1(-2) B Outputs data from the TX1 port.
For the setting, refer to "5.5.3 Setting interfaces 1. Serial output".
2 RX1(-2) A Connects the device of the IEC 61162-2 specification.
RX1(-2) B Receives data from the RX1 port

3．RS-232C

No. Silk Description

232
25 GND Performs RS-232C data GND connection.
26 TXD Outputs RS-232C data.
For the setting, refer to "5.5.3 Setting interfaces 6. RS-232C".
RXD Performs RS-232C data reception.

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4．Built-in buffer unit (IEC 61162-1)

No. Silk
BUFFER OUT
11 TX1 A Performs built-in buffer output port TX1 output.
TX1 B For the setting, refer to "5.5.3 Setting interfaces 4. Built-in buffer (serial)".
12 TX2A Performs built-in buffer output port TX2 output.
TX2 B The setting is the same as for built-in buffer output port TX1.
13 TX3 A Performs built-in buffer output port TX3 output.
TX3 B The setting is the same as for built-in buffer output port TX1.
14 TX4 A Performs built-in buffer output port TX4 output.
TX4 B The setting is the same as for built-in buffer output port TX1.
15 TX5 A Performs built-in buffer output port TX5 output.
TX5 B The setting is the same as for built-in buffer output port TX1.
16 TX6 A Performs built-in buffer output port TX6 output.
TX6 B The setting is the same as for built-in buffer output port TX1.
17 TX7 A Performs built-in buffer output port TX7 output.
TX7 B The setting is the same as for built-in buffer output port TX1.
18 TX8 A Performs built-in buffer output port TX8 output.
TX8 B The setting is the same as for built-in buffer output port TX1.

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 3.2.8 Connecting contact cables

See below for the contact ports available in this equipment. Connect according to the external device to
be connected.

Data No. of ports Application/Description

Contact output 4 Outputs alerts and log pulse.
Each port can be set independently.
Set Normal Close (NC)/Normal Open (NO) with DIP switches.
Contact input 1 Receives data such as ACK from an external device.

No. Silk Description

ALARM OUT
44 1 NC/NO Outputs data from contact 1 port.
COM For the setting, refer to "5.5.3 Setting interfaces 3. Contact".
45 2 NC/NO Outputs data from contact 2 port.
COM For the setting, refer to "5.5.3 Setting interfaces 3. Contact".
46 3 NC/NO Outputs data from contact 3 port.
COM For the setting, refer to "5.5.3 Setting interfaces 3. Contact".
47 4 NC/NO Outputs data from contact 4 port.
COM For the setting, refer to "5.5.3 Setting interfaces 3. Contact".

No. Silk Description

43 ACK IN+ Receives contact signals.
ACK IN-

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 3.2.9 Connecting power supply

Supply power to the equipment. Connect to TB1 DCIN.

TB1 DCIN

Silk Description
MAIN IN+ Connects power supply+. DC12/24V can be connected.
MAIN IN- Connects power supply-.
FG Connects FG.
SUB IN+ Connects power supply+ for back up. DC12/24V can be connected.
SUB IN- Connects power supply- for back up.
FG Connects FG.

3.2.10 Cable clamp

To continue stable operation, connect a processor to the body of the ship ground. Connect from a fixing
thumbscrew (M4) to the grounds (two locations) of the body of the ship.
Connect a cable shield to the ground terminal (M4) in the processor (five locations).
Ground terminal (M4)

Fixing thumbnail Fixing thumbnail

screw (M4) screw (M4)
Cable clamp

Use the following body of the ship ground cable or an equivalent product.
Item name Model name Manufacturer
Ground wire UL1015TEW 1X10AWG(104/0.26)LF5 Green PBF or Hitachi Cable or
equivalent product equivalent

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Fix the cable to the cable clamp with a binding band.
Loosen the two screws on the cable installation section and open the installation port by moving the
bracket.
After completing cable installation, fix them firmly.

Direction in
which the bracket
opens

3.2.11 Setting jumper switches

Select a sensor to be connected from GPS or a GPS compass.

Select Normal Close (NC) or Normal Open (NO) for contact output.

JP3 JP4 JP5 JP6

JP2

JP1

Sensor selection (JP1/JP2)

No. Description Setting

JP1 Set a sensor of the sensor GPS: Select when connecting a GPS sensor.
1 port. CMPS: Select when connecting a GPS compass.
JP2 Set a sensor of the sensor GPS: Select when connecting a GPS sensor.
2 port. CMPS: Select when connecting a GPS compass.

Selecting contact output (JP3/JP4/JP5/JP6)

No. Description Setting

JP3 Set the contact 1 port. NC: Select when setting Normal Close.
NO: Select when setting Normal Open.
JP4 Set the contact 2 port. NC: Select when setting Normal Close.
NO: Select when setting Normal Open.
JP5 Set the contact 3 port. NC: Select when setting Normal Close.
NO: Select when setting Normal Open.
JP6 Set the contact 4 port. NC: Select when setting Normal Close.
NO: Select when setting Normal Open.
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 3.2.12 Replacing fuses

Five fuses are provided. See below for the purpose of each fuse.

FS5

FS1 FS2

FS3 FS4

No. Model Application

FS1 MF51NR 250V 5 For control power supply Uses MAIN IN+/- of the TB1
(main power supply) DCIN terminal
FS2 MF51NR 250V 5 For control power supply Uses SUB IN+/- of the TB1 DCIN
(sub power supply) terminal
FS3 MF51NR 250V 5 For control power supply Uses MAIN IN+/- of the TB1
(main power supply) DCIN terminal
FS4 MF51NR 250V 5 For control power supply Uses SUB IN+/- of the TB1 DCIN
(sub power supply) terminal
FS5 MF51NR 250V 2 For display

Removing fuses

The replacement procedure is as follows:

1. Lift one end of the blown fuse using a tool such as a thin tip screwdriver.
2. Remove the fuse.
3. Place a new fuse in the fuse holder.
4. Push the new fuse into position.

Procedure: 3, 4
Procedure: 2

Procedure: 1

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3.3 Dual Installation Procedure
The processor is equipped with a switch and an 8-channel buffer unit.
By installing two GPS navigators, system switching and buffer output become possible by connecting
two navigators, thereby reducing the optional units that are necessary in the conventional configuration.
When installing two GPS navigators and connecting each other, only one sensor can be connected to
one processor. It is not possible to connect two sensors to one processor.
The cable length connected between 2 processor is recommended 5m or less.

3.3.1 Overview of the switches and buffer connections

This section outlines the processor internal configuration and inter-processor connections.

Switch Example number

Using the internal switch of No.1 processor Refer to Example 1-1
Using the internal switch of No.1 processor and the manual switch Refer to Example 1-2
Using the internal switch of No.2 processor Refer to Example 2-1
Using the internal switch of No.2 processor and the manual switch Refer to Example 2-2

Example 1-1. Connecting by using the switch of No.1 processor

Connection Terminal Reference
number
The monitoring signal to monitor between No.1 and No.2 processors 19, 25 ①
and common GND.
Input the output of No.2 processor to No.1. 21, 22 ②
Input the output of No.1 processor to the buffer of No.2 processor. 20 ③
The mutual monitoring to monitor between No.1 and No.2 processors. LAN ④
Change the switch output by using the DIP switch (SW3). DIP-SW ⑤
For GND connection, connect GND between the processors (need not be Pin No.25).
Set the mutual monitoring function to ON (LAN).

No.1GPS ④ No.2GPS
LAN LAN
CPU 19 RX ① 19 RX CPU
19 TX 19 TX

21 TX-A 21 TX-A
21 TX-B ② 21 TX-B
22 RX-A 22 RX-A
Switch Switch
22 RX-B 22 RX-B
①
25 GND 25 GND
20 IN 20 IN
OFF ON ON OFF
DIP-SW
③ DIP-SW
20 OUT 20 OUT

24 SEL1 24 SEL1
24 SEL2 24 SEL2
Buffer Buffer
25 GND 25 GND
11TX-A/B～18TX－A/B 11TX-A/B～18TX－A/B

Dip-SW Data
(SW3)
⑤
No.1GPS DIP-SW No.2GPS DIP-SW
Bit 1 2 Bit 1 2
ON ON ○
OFF ○ ○ OFF ○

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Example 1-2. Connecting by using the switch of No.1 processor and the manual switch
Connection Terminal Reference
number
The monitoring signal to monitor between No.1 and No.2 processors 19, 25 ①
and common GND.
Input the output of No.2 processor to No.1. 21, 22 ②
Input the output of No.1 processor to the buffer of No.2 processor. 20 ③
The mutual monitoring to monitor between No.1 and No.2 processors. LAN ④
Change the switch output by using the DIP switch (SW3). DIP-SW ⑤
Connect the manual switch to No.1 processor. 24, 25 ⑥
For GND connection, connect GND between the processors (need not be Pin No.25).
Set the mutual monitoring function to ON (LAN).

No.1GPS ④ No.2GPS
LAN LAN

CPU 19 RX ① 19 RX CPU
19 TX 19 TX

21 TX-A 21 TX-A
21 TX-B 21 TX-B
②
22 RX-A 22 RX-A
Switch Switch
22 RX-B 22 RX-B
①
25 GND 25 GND

20 IN 20 IN
OFF ON ON OFF
③
DIP-SW DIP-SW
20 OUT 20 OUT

24 SEL1 24 SEL1

24 SEL2 24 SEL2
Buffer Buffer
25 GND 25 GND

11TX-A/B～18TX－A/B 11TX-A/B～18TX－A/B
⑥

SEL1
SEL2
GND

Manual Switch
NCZ-1663 ⑤
No.1GPS DIP-SW No.2GPS DIP-SW
Bit 1 2 Bit 1 2
ON ON ○
OFF ○ ○ OFF ○
Dip-SW
(SW3)

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Example 2-1. Connecting by using the switch of No.2 processor
Connection Terminal Reference
number
The monitoring signal to monitor between No.1 and No.2 processors 19, 25 ①
and common GND.
Input the output of No.1 processor to No.2. 21, 22 ②
Input the output of No.2 processor to the buffer of No.1 processor. 20 ③
The mutual monitoring to monitor between No.1 and No.2 processors. LAN ④
Change the switch output by using the DIP switch (SW3). DIP-SW ⑤
For GND connection, connect GND between the processors (need not be Pin No.25).
Set the mutual monitoring function to ON (LAN).

No.1GPS ④ No.2GPS
LAN LAN
CPU 19 RX ① 19 RX CPU
19 TX 19 TX
21 TX-A 21 TX-A
21 TX-B 21 TX-B
②
22 RX-A 22 RX-A
Switch Switch
22 RX-B 22 RX-B
①
25 GND 25 GND
20 IN 20 IN
OFF ON ON OFF
③
DIP-SW DIP-SW
20 OUT 20 OUT

24 SEL1 24 SEL1
24 SEL2 24 SEL2
Buffer Buffer
25 GND 25 GND
11TX-A/B～18TX－A/B 11TX-A/B～18TX－A/B

⑤
No.1GPSのDIP-SW No.2GPSのDIP-SW
Bit 1 2 Bit 1 2
ON ○ ON
OFF ○ OFF ○ ○
Dip-SW
(SW3)

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Example 2-2. Connecting by using the switch of No.2 processor and the manual switch
Connection Terminal Reference
number
The monitoring signal to monitor between No.1 and No.2 processors 19, 25 ①
and common GND.
Input the output of No.1 processor to No.2. 21, 22 ②
Input the output of No.2 processor to the buffer of No.1 processor. 20 ③
The mutual monitoring to monitor between No.1 and No.2 processors. LAN ④
Change the switch output by using the DIP switch (SW3). DIP-SW ⑤
Connect the manual switch to No.2 processor. 24, 25 ⑥
For GND connection, connect GND between the processors (need not be Pin No.25).
Set the mutual monitoring function to ON (LAN).

No.1GPS ④ No.2GPS
LAN LAN

CPU 19 RX ① 19 RX CPU
19 TX 19 TX

21 TX-A 21 TX-A
21 TX-B 21 TX-B
②
22 RX-A 22 RX-A
Switch Switch
22 RX-B 22 RX-B
①
25 GND 25 GND

20 IN 20 IN
OFF ON ON OFF
③
DIP-SW DIP-SW
20 OUT 20 OUT

24 SEL1 24 SEL1

24 SEL2 24 SEL2
Buffer Buffer
25 GND 25 GND

11TX-A/B～18TX－A/B 11TX-A/B～18TX－A/B
⑥

SEL1
SEL2
GND

Manual Switch
NCZ-1663

⑤
No.1GPSのDIP-SW No.2GPSのDIP-SW
Dip-SW
Bit 1 2 Bit 1 2
(SW3)
ON ○ ON
OFF ○ OFF ○ ○

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 3.3.2 Example for dual connection and settings

CAUTION
In this section, the connection is typical connection and settings example.
Please set properly in accordance with the actual installed equipment.

Typical Settings and connection Example

The following connection condition apply to the connection example.

1) Select switch of No1 GPS is used.
2) Condition of switching apply a "FIX/NOFIX".
3) Manual select switch "NCM-1663" is used.
4) Serial data is output from both buffer units (No.1 and No.2).
5) External dimmer unit NCM-227 connect to No2 GPS.
6) Dimmer is shared by using LAN. (No.1 and No.2)
7) Power supply backup inter-connection (No1 and No2).
8) Serial data is output to Bridge interface from TX3 port.
9) Serial data is output to ECDIS from TX4 port.
10) RMS data is output from LAN1 port.
11) Receive an Active ROUTE with SHARE 2 by using LAN1 (No.1 and No.2).

NWZ-1650 JLR-4350 JLR-4350 NWZ-1650

No.1GPS No.2GPS
NDC-4100 NDC-4100

NCZ-1663 NCM-227

Tx3 Tx3
Tx4 NBD-904 NBD-904
Tx4
RMS Active ROUTE
LAN1

LAN2

Buffer Buffer
Bridge interface

ECDIS

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1. Example for No.1 and No.2 settings
1) Select switch of No1 GPS is used. (These settings are set with No.1 and No.2 processor.)
Italic: default value
Menu Item Setting value Reference
EQUIP→SWITCH SWITCH PROCESSOR No.1 PROCESSOR No.2 3.3.8
SELECTION ✔
EQUIP→DATA MUTUAL ON OFF 5.5.3
I/O→LAN→COMMON ✔
→MUTUAL CONNECT UNICAST BROADCAST MULTICAST
✔
IP 239.000.000.001
PORT 5101

2) Condition of switching apply a "FIX/NOFIX". (This setting is set with No.1 and No.2 processor.)
Italic: default value
Menu Item Setting value Reference
EQUIP→SWITCH CONTROLL FIX/NOFIX FIX/NOFIX MFD OFF 3.3.7
METHOD +DOP
✔

3) The manual select switch "NCM-1663" is used and connect to No.1 processor. (Refer to 3.3.5)
Setting does not require.

4) Serial data is output from both buffer units (No.1 and No.2). (Refer to 3.3.4)
Please set the DIP-SW.
No.1GPSのDIP-SW No.2GPSのDIP-SW
Bit 1 2 Bit 1 2
ON ON ○
OFF ○ ○ OFF ○
5) External dimmer unit connect to No2 GPS. (Refer to 6.3)
Setting does not require.

6) Dimmer is shared by using LAN. (These settings are set with No.1 and No.2 processor.)
Italic: default value
Menu Item Setting value Referenve
EQUIP → DIMMER DIMMER GROUP 1 ~ 10 5.5.5
→SETTING 1
→ ＜ ＞
DISPLAY ON OFF
✔
NCM-227 ON OFF
✔
DDC ON OFF
✔
GPS ON OFF
✔
GP DDC ON OFF
✔
EQUIP→DATA I/O CONNECT UNICAST BROADCAST MULTICAST 5.5.3
→ LAN → LAN1 → ✔
DATA OUT → ＜ ＞ IP 239.192.000.004
(Sentence
selection) PORT 60004
FORMAT NMEA IEC
✔
VERSION 1.5 2.1 2.3 4.0 -
Setting does not require. ―
TALKER GNSS CR GP GL GN
✔
SENTENCE： ON OFF
DIMMER ✔

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7) Power supply backup inter-connection. (Refer to 3.3.6)
Setting does not require.

8) Serial data is output to Bridge interface from TX3 port. (These settings are set with No.1 and No.2
processor.)
Italic: default value
Menu Item Setting value Reference
EQUIP → DATA I/O FORMAT NMEA IEC JRC SWITCH SC-104 5.5.3
→IN/OUT3 ✔
BIT RATE 4800 9600 19200 38400
✔
VERSION 1.5 2.1 2.3 4.0
✔
TALKER GNSS CR GP GL GN
✔
SENTECE： 1 ~ 9 sec
GGA,RMC,VTG,DTM 1 sec
ZDA,APB,RMB

9) Serial data is output to ECDIS from TX4 port. (These settings are set with No.1 and No.2 processor.)
Italic: default value
Menu Item Setting value Reference
EQUIP → DATA I/O FORMAT NMEA IEC JRC SWITCH SC-104 5.5.3
→OUT4 ✔
BIT RATE 4800 9600 19200 38400
✔
VERSION 1.5 2.1 2.3 4.0
✔
TALKER GNSS CR GP GL GN
✔
SENTECE： 1 ~ 9 sec
GGA,RMC,VTG,DTM 1 sec
ZDA,APB,RMB

10) RMS data is output from LAN1 port. (These settings are set with No.1 and No.2 processor.)
Italic: default value
Menu Item Setting value Reference
EQUIP→DATA I/O RMS SENS ON OFF 5.5.3
→LAN → ✔
LAN1→RMS SEND

CONNECT UNICAST BROADCAST MULTICAST

✔
IP 239.192.000.005
PORT 60005

11) Receive an Active ROUTE with SHARE 2 by using LAN1. (These settings are set with No.1 and
No.2 processor.)
Italic: default value
Menu Item setting value Reference
EQUIP→DATA ACTIVE OFF SHARE1 SHARE2 SHARE3 SHARE4 SHARE5 5.5.3
I/O ROUTE ✔
→LAN → CONNECT UNICAST BROADCAST MULTICAST
COMMON
✔
→ACTIVE
ROUTE IP 239.000.096.001
PORT 6203

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2. No.1 GPS System diagram

SNS JLR-8600 No.1

ALARM OUT(Conntact Signal)

OUT4
No.1 (No.1 SNS)

JLR-435 0 OUT3
(No.1 SNS)
受信 機/ SENSO R
OUT2
(No.1 SNS)
付属ケー ブル/(15m, 必要 長に切断) NDC-410 0
OUT1
Atta che d to JL R-435 0 処理 器/ (No.1 SNS)
(Φ6mm,15m, Cut for 1 to 15m) PROCESS ING UNIT ACK
(No.1 SNS)

No.1

MPBP306 08 DIMMER
ポー ル取付 金具キッ ト/
POL E MO UNTING KIT NCZ-1663
NQE-770 0A No.2 No.1 切替器
ｼﾞｬﾝｸｼｮﾝﾎﾞｯｸｽ/ SENSOR
SEL
JUNCTION BOX
RS-232/ Select switch
TX/RX

*MS-7 (Max. 100m) No.1

SENSOR
No.2
処理 器/
PROCESS ING UNIT(NDC-410 0)

No.1 表示 器ケー ブル
NWZ-165 0 SW RX SW TX
切替 制御/ SEL ECT S.W.

DIS PLAY CABLE

表示 器 J4
CFQ-754 0 (15m) SW TX
DIS PLAY UNIT

** SW OUT SW IN
**
SW IN
ﾌﾞﾘｯﾁｲﾝﾀｰﾌｪｲｽ MUTUAL WATCHへ/
Brid ge Interface *CAT5e MUTUAL
LAN

(JRC LAN Main

J5 To MUTUAL WATCH
(SNS)SNS)
(No.1 WATCH *TTS-1
HUB1)

(RMS d ata)
LAN

No.1
No.2
Buffer O utput (8ch), (IEC611 62-1/ NMEA(RS-422))

処理 器/PROCESS ING *CAT5e

J6 J6
UNIT(NDC-410 0) (切替 制御/ S.W. CONT)

*TTS-1
NAVTEX
SEL
*TTS-1
SETUP VDR
MASTER S W No.1 GPS
*TTS-1
No.1
GPSGPS
DIP-SW
DIP-SW AIS
No.2 処理 器/ No.2 P/U Bit 1 2
MAIN (DCIN)へ/ *D-2 *TTS-1
ON No.2 RADAR
To MAIN (DCIN)
OFF
*TTS-1
No.1 RADAR
ﾌﾞｯﾌｧ出力/

*TTS-1
GMDSS CONSOLE

GPS Data Output

(IEC 61162-1 or NMEA (RS422))
SERIAL2 I/O (IEC61162-1/ NMEA (RS422))

No.1 TX6
CQD-10
*D-2 接続 箱/ MAIN
DC 24V *D-2 TX5
DCIN

JUNCTION (No.1 SNS)

BOX *TTS-1
SUB TX4 ECDIS
* (No.1 SNS)
RX3 (TX4)

*TTS-1 ﾌﾞﾘｯﾁｲﾝﾀｰﾌｪｲｽ
TX3 Brid ge Interface
No.1 (SNS)
(No.1 SNS) (No.1 Main SLC)
RX2

TX2
(IEC61162-2)
SERI AL1 I/O

RX1(-2)

TX1(-2)

NOTE: • D-1: 0.6/1kV-DPYC-1.5

• * : 造船 所殿供 給/ Dock supply • D-2: 0.6/1kV-DPYC-2.5
• : JRC供給/ JRC su pply (銅板/ Coppe r Pl ate 0.3(t) x 25(w)) • TTS-1: 250V-TTY CSLA-1
• * : 造船 所殿供 給/ Dock supply (銅板/ Coppe r Pl ate 0.5(t) x 30(w) or 1x2.5 mm2) • TTS-4: 250V-TTY CSLA-4
• ** : 造船 所殿供 給/ Dock supply (Wire/ UL1015TEW 1X10AWG(104/0.26)LF5 (Equivalent) • MS-7: 250V-MPYCYSL A-7
2ND-641 0_JLR-860 0_CQD10_DC24V_181 121 • CAT5e: LAN CA BLE/ Cat-5e

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3. No.2 GPS System diagram

SNS JLR-8600

ALARM OUT(Conntact Signal)

OUT4
No.2 (No.2 SNS)

JLR-435 0 OUT3
(No.2 SNS)
受信 機/ SENSO R
OUT2
(No.2 SNS)
付属ケー ブル/(15m, 必要 長に切断) NDC-410 0
OUT1
Atta che d to JL R-435 0 処理 器/ (No.2 SNS)
(Φ6mm,15m, Cut for 1 to 15m) PROCESS ING UNIT ACK
(No.2 SNS)

NMC-227
外部ディマーユニット
MPBP306 08 DIMMER
ポー ル取付 金具キッ ト/
External Dimmer unit
POL E MO UNTING KIT
NQE-770 0A No.2
ｼﾞｬﾝｸｼｮﾝﾎﾞｯｸｽ/ SENSOR
RS-232/
SEL
JUNCTION BOX
TX/RX

*MS-7 (Max. 100m) No.1

SENSOR
No.1
処理 器/
PROCESS ING UNIT(NDC-410 0)
No.2
表示 器ケー ブル SW RX
NWZ-165 0
切替 制御/ SEL ECT S.W.

DIS PLAY CABLE

表示 器 J4
CFQ-754 0 (15m) SW TX SW RX
DIS PLAY UNIT

** SW OUT
**
SW IN SW OUT
ﾌﾞﾘｯﾁｲﾝﾀｰﾌｪｲｽ MUTUAL WATCHへ/
Brid ge Interface *CAT5e MUTUAL
LAN

(JRC LAN Main

J5 To MUTUAL WATCH
(SNS)SNS)
(No.2 WATCH *TTS-1
HUB1)

(RMS d ata)
LAN

No.1
Buffer O utput (8ch), (IEC611 62-1/ NMEA(RS-422))

処理 器/PROCESS ING *CAT5e

J6 J6
UNIT(NDC-410 0) (切替 制御/ S.W. CONT)

*TTS-1
No.2 VHF

*TTS-1
No.1 VHF
SEL
*TTS-1
SETUP ECHO SOUNDER
MASTER S W No.2 GPS
*TTS-1
No.2
GPSGPS
DIP-SW
DIP-SW NAV SUPP SYS
Bit 1 2
*TTS-1
ON BWTS
OFF
*TTS-1 MASTER CLO CK
ﾌﾞｯﾌｧ出力/

*TTS-1 GYRO COMPAS S &

AUTO PIL OT

GPS Data Output

(IEC 61162-1 or NMEA (RS422))
SERIAL2 I/O (IEC61162-1/ NMEA (RS422))

No.2 TX6
(24V, 26W)
DC24V MAIN
CQD-10 接続 箱から/ *D-2 TX5
DCIN

(No.2 SNS)
From CQD-10 JUNCTION BOX *TTS-1
(前貢 参照/(Refer to previous page)) SUB TX4 ECDIS
(No.2 SNS)
RX3 (TX4)

*TTS-1 ﾌﾞﾘｯﾁｲﾝﾀｰﾌｪｲｽ
TX3 Brid ge Interface
(No.2 SNS)
(SNS) (No.1 Main SLC)
RX2

TX2
(IEC61162-2)
SERIAL1 I/O

RX1(-2)

TX1(-2)

NOTE:
• * : 造船 所殿供 給/ Dock supply • D-1: 0.6/1kV-DPYC-1.5
• : JRC供給/ JRC su pply (銅板/ Coppe r Pl ate 0.3(t) x 25(w)) • D-2: 0.6/1kV-DPYC-2.5
• * : 造船 所殿供 給/ Dock supply (銅板/ Coppe r Pl ate 0.5(t) x 30(w) or 1x2.5 mm2) • TTS-1: 250V-TTY CSLA-1
• ** : 造船 所殿供 給/ Dock supply (Wire/ UL1015TEW 1X10AWG(104/0.26)LF5 (Equivalent) • TTS-4: 250V-TTY CSLA-4
• MS-7: 250V-MPYCYSL A-7
2ND-641 0_JLR-860 0_CQD10_DC24V_181 121 • CAT5e: LAN CA BLE/ Cat-5e

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4. No.1 GPS Connection diagram 1
NDC-410 0 処理 器/ PROCESS ING UNIT
注)/ NOTE:
4 NC/ NO

47
4 COM • * : 造船 所殿供 給/ Dock supply
46 3 NC/ NO • : JRC供給/ JRC su pply (銅板/ Coppe r Pl ate 0.3(t) x 25(w))
• * : 造船 所殿供 給/ Dock supply (銅板/ Coppe r Pl ate 0.5(t) x 30(w) or 1x2.5 mm2)
ALA RM OUT

3 COM
2 NC/ NO • ** : 造船 所殿供 給/ Dock supply (Wire/ UL1015TEW 1X10AWG(104/0.26)LF5 (Equivalent)
45

2 COM • “A” はIE C 61162-1のライン A 信号/ "A" is the line A signal of IEC 611 62-1
1 NC/ NO • “B” はIE C 61162-1のライン B 信号/ "B" is the line B signal of IEC 611 62-1
44

1 COM • “ 1 “, “2”,---“x” はケーブル の芯線 番号/ "1", "2", --- "x" is the cable co re number
ACK_IN + • D-1: 0.6/1kV-DPYC-1.5
43

ACK_IN - • D-2: 0.6/1kV-DPYC-2.5

SD_OUT B • TTS-1: 250V-TTY CSLA-1
42

SD_OUT A • TTS-4: 250V-TTY CSLA-4

TXD4-B • MS-7: 250V-MPYCYSL A-7
41

TXD4-A • CAT5e: LAN CA BLE/ Cat-5e

(GPS COMPA SS)

SC-B
40
No.2 Sen sor

SC-A
SD-B
39

SD-A
-/ TXD0-B
38

TXD/ TXD0-A
RXD/ RXD0-B
37

D-COM/ RXD0-A
+13V_OUT
TB4/ TB5

36

GND
SC_OUT B
35

SC_OUT A
SD_OUT B
34

SD_OUT A
TXD4-B No.1 SNS JLR-8600
33
(GPS COMPA SS)

TXD4-A
No.1 Sen sor

SC-B JLR-435 0
32

SC-A No.1 NQE-770 0A 受信 機/ SENSO R

SD-B ｼﾞｬﾝｸｼｮﾝﾎﾞｯｸｽ/
31

SD-A JUNCTION BOX

5
RXBea con/ TXD0-B
4 *MS-7 (Max.
*250V-TTY CY100m)
SLA-4 1
30

RED/赤
TXD/ TXD0-A 1
3 (Max. 100m) 2 BLK/黒 付属ケー ブル/(15m, 必要 長に切断)
RXD/ RXD0-B 2
29

WHT/白 Atta che d to JL R-435 0

D-COM/ RXD0-A F.G. 3
1 3 GRN/緑 (Φ6mm,15m, Cut for 1 to 15m)
+13V_OUT 4
2 4 MPBP306 08
28

YEL/黄
GND 5
5 BRN/茶 ポー ル取付 金具キッ ト/
DE- DIMMER 6
POL E MO UNTING KIT
27

MMER GND
232 TXD
RS-232
26

232 RXD GND NCZ-1663

GND SEL2 切替器
GND 2
25

GND
SEL 2 SEL1 Select switch
SEL
24

SEL 1
No.2

CP2 RXD0OUT B 処理 器/
F.G.
23

CP2 RXD0OUT A PROCESS ING UNIT(NDC-410 0)

SEL ECT SW

RX B 2 *TTS-1
SW TX
22

RX A 1
TX B
21

TX A
SW IN *TTS-1
SW IN
20

SW OUT 1
MUTUAL WATCH TX 2 *TTS-1 MUTUAL WATCHへ/
19

MUTUAL WATCH RX 1 To MUTUAL WATCH

TX8B
18

TX8A
(IEC 611 62-1 or NMEA (RS422))
GPS データ出力/ DATA O UTPUT

TX7B
17

TX7A
TX6B B *TTS-1
NAVTEX
16

TX6A A
- BUFF OUT -

TX5B B *TTS-1
VDR
15

TX5A A
TX4B B *TTS-1
AIS
14

TX4A A
TX3B B *TTS-1
No.2 RADAR
13

TX3A A
TB2/ TB3

TX2B B *TTS-1
No.1 RADAR
12

TX2A A
TX1B B *TTS-1
GMDSS CONSOLE
11

TX1A A
GPS Data Output
TX6B F.G. (IEC 61162-1 or NMEA (RS422))
10

TX6A (No.1 SNS)

(SNS)
(IEC 611 62-1 or NMEA (RS422))

TX5B
(No.1 SNS)
(SNS)
9

TX5A
(IEC DGPS データ出力/ DATA O UTPUT

B *TTS-1
DATA

61162-2 (IEC 611 62-1 or NMEA (RS422))

TX4B ECDIS
A (TX4) (SNS)
(No.1 SNS)
8

TX4A
RX3B
データ/

RX3A
-

B *TTS-1 ﾌﾞﾘｯﾁｲﾝﾀｰﾌｪｲｽ
- GPS I/O

TX3B Brid ge Interface

A (TX3) (SNS)
(No.1 SNS)
6

TX3A (No.1 Main SLC)

SERIAL

RX2B
5

RX2A
- SERIAL -I/O

TX2B
(No.1 SNS)
(SNS)
4

TX2A
SG
3

SG
RX1(-2)B
2

RX1(-2)A
TX1(-2)B
1

TX1(-2)A
2ND-6410_JLR-8600_CQD10_DC24V_181121

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5. No.1 GPS Connection diagram 2

No.1
NDC-410 0 処理 器/ PROCESS ING UNIT

No.1

DIS PLAY ONLY

表示 器専用
表示 器ケー ブル
NWZ-165 0
DIS PLAY CABLE
J4 表示 器
CFQ-754 0 (15m)
DIS PLAY UNIT

**

ﾌﾞﾘｯﾁｲﾝﾀｰﾌｪｲｽ
*CAT5e Brid ge Interface

LAN
J5 (JRC LAN Main
SETUP (No.1(SNS)
SNS)
HUB1)
MASTER S W No.1 GPS

LAN
No.1
GPSGPS
DIP-SW
DIP-SW
No.2
Bit 1 2
*CAT5e 処理 器/ PROCESS ING
ON J6 J6
(切替 制御/ S.W. CONT) UNIT(NDC-410 0)
OFF
No.1
** NDC-410 0 処理 器/ PROCESS ING UNIT

FG
CQD-10 SUB IN-
Junctio n B ox

DC IN
SUB IN+

TB1
T.B FG
+ DC 24V *D-2 + + *D-2 DC 24V, 28W -
1 MAIN IN-
DC 24V - - - + MAIN IN+
2
(From G MDSS CONSOL E) + +
3
- -
4
5
6
7
No.1 8
9
10
11
12
13 No.2 処理 器/ No.2 P/U
14 *D-2
MAIN(DCIN)へ/
15 To P/U MAIN(DCIN)
16
FG

注)/ NOTE: • D-1: 0.6/1kV-DPYC-1.5

• * : 造船 所殿供 給/ Dock supply • D-2: 0.6/1kV-DPYC-2.5
• : JRC供給/ JRC su pply (銅板/ Coppe r Pl ate 0.3(t) x 25(w)) • TTS-1: 250V-TTY CSLA-1
• * : 造船 所殿供 給/ Dock supply (銅板/ Coppe r Pl ate 0.5(t) x 30(w) or 1x2.5 mm2) • TTS-4: 250V-TTY CSLA-4
• ** : 造船 所殿供 給/ Dock supply (Wire/ UL1015TEW 1X10AWG(104/0.26)LF5 (Equivalent) • MS-7: 250V-MPYCYSL A-7
• “A” はIEC 61162-1のライン A 信号/ "A" is the line A signal of IEC 611 62-1 • CAT5e: LAN CA BLE/ Cat-5e
• “B” はIEC 61162-1のライン B 信号/ "B" is the line B signal of IEC 611 62-1
• “ 1 “, “2”,---“x” はケーブル の芯線 番号/ "1", "2", --- "x" is the cable co re number
2ND-6410_JLR-8600_CQD10_DC24V_181121

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6. No.2 GPS Connection diagram 1

NDC-410 0 処理 器/ PROCESS ING UNIT

注)/ NOTE:
47 4 NC/ NO • * : 造船 所殿供 給/ Dock supply
4 COM • : JRC供給/ JRC su pply (銅板/ Coppe r Pl ate 0.3(t) x 25(w))
3 NC/ NO
• * : 造船 所殿供 給/ Dock supply (銅板/ Coppe r Pl ate 0.5(t) x 30(w) or 1x2.5 mm2)
46
ALA RM OUT

3 COM
• ** : 造船 所殿供 給/ Dock supply (Wire/ UL1015TEW 1X10AWG(104/0.26)LF5 (Equivalent)
2 NC/ NO
45

2 COM • “A” はIE C 61162-1のライン A 信号/ "A" is the line A signal of IEC 611 62-1
1 NC/ NO • “B” はIE C 61162-1のライン B 信号/ "B" is the line B signal of IEC 611 62-1
44

1 COM • “ 1 “, “2”,---“x” はケーブル の芯線 番号/ "1", "2", --- "x" is the cable co re number
ACK_IN + • D-1: 0.6/1kV-DPYC-1.5
43

ACK_IN - • D-2: 0.6/1kV-DPYC-2.5

SD_OUT B • TTS-1: 250V-TTY CSLA-1
42

SD_OUT A • TTS-4: 250V-TTY CSLA-4

TXD4-B • MS-7: 250V-MPYCYSL A-7
41

TXD4-A • CAT5e: LAN CA BLE/ Cat-5e

(GPS COMPA SS)

SC-B
40
No.2 Sen sor

SC-A
SD-B
39

SD-A
-/ TXD0-B
38

TXD/ TXD0-A
RXD/ RXD0-B
37

D-COM/ RXD0-A
+13V_OUT
TB4/ TB5

36

GND
SC_OUT B
35

SC_OUT A
SD_OUT B
34

SD_OUT A
TXD4-B No.2 SNS JLR-8600
33
(GPS COMPA SS)

TXD4-A
No.1 Sen sor

SC-B JLR-435 0
32

SC-A No.2 NQE-770 0A 受信 機/ SENSO R

SD-B ｼﾞｬﾝｸｼｮﾝﾎﾞｯｸｽ/
31

SD-A JUNCTION BOX

5
RXBea con/ TXD0-B
4 *MS-7 (Max.
*250V-TTY CY100m)
SLA-4 1
30

RED/赤
TXD/ TXD0-A 1
3 (Max. 100m) 2 BLK/黒 付属ケー ブル/(15m, 必要 長に切断)
RXD/ RXD0-B 2
29

WHT/白 Atta che d to JL R-435 0

D-COM/ RXD0-A F.G. 3
1 3 GRN/緑 (Φ6mm,15m, Cut for 1 to 15m)
+13V_OUT 4
2 4 MPBP306 08
28

YEL/黄
GND 5
5 BRN/茶 ポー ル取付 金具キッ ト/
DE- DIMMER 6
POL E MO UNTING KIT
27

MMER GND
232 TXD
26

RS-232
232 RXD NMC-227
GND
GND
2 外部ディマーユニット
25

GND
SEL 2
External Dimmer unit
SEL
24

SEL 1
No.1

CP2 RXD0OUT B 処理 器/
F.G.
23

CP2 RXD0OUT A PROCESS ING UNIT(NDC-410 0)

SEL ECT SW

RX B
22

RX A
TX B 2 *TTS-1
SW RX
21

TX A 1
SW IN 1 *TTS-1
SW OUT
20

SW OUT
MUTUAL WATCH TX 1 *TTS-1 MUTUAL WATCHへ/
19

MUTUAL WATCH RX 2 To MUTUAL WATCH

TX8B
18

TX8A
B *TTS-1
(IEC 611 62-1 or NMEA (RS422))
GPS データ出力/ DATA O UTPUT

TX7B No.2 VHF

17

TX7A A
TX6B B *TTS-1
No.1 VHF
16

TX6A A
- BUFF OUT -

TX5B B *TTS-1
ECHO SOUNDER
15

TX5A A
TX4B B *TTS-1
NAV SUPP SYS
14

TX4A A
TX3B B *TTS-1
BWTS
13

TX3A A
TB2/ TB3

TX2B B *TTS-1
MASTER CLO CK
12

TX2A A
TX1B B *TTS-1 GYRO COMPAS S &
11

TX1A A AUTO PIL OT

TX6B F.G.
(No.2GPS Data Output
10

TX6A (SNS) SNS)

(IEC 61162-1 or NMEA (RS422))
(RS422))

TX5B
(SNS)SNS)
(No.2
9

TX5A
(IEC DGPS データ出力/ DATA O UTPUT

B *TTS-1
DATA

61162-2 (IEC 611 62-1 or NMEA (RS422))

TX4B ECDIS
A (TX4) (SNS)
(No.2 SNS)
8

TX4A
NMEA

RX3B
データ/

RX3A ﾌﾞﾘｯﾁｲﾝﾀｰﾌｪｲｽ
-

B *TTS-1
- GPS I/O

TX3B
or

Brid ge Interface
A (TX3) (No.2
(SNS)SNS)
6
62-1

TX3A (No.1 Main SLC)

SERIAL

RX2B
611

RX2A
- SERIAL -I/O

TX2B
(IEC

(SNS)
(No.2 SNS)
4

TX2A
SG
3

SG
RX1(-2)B
2

RX1(-2)A
TX1(-2)B
1

TX1(-2)A
2ND-6410_JLR-8600_CQD10_DC24V_181121

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7. No.2 GPS Connection diagram 2

No.2
NDC-410 0 処理 器/ PROCESS ING UNIT

No.2

DIS PLAY ONLY

表示 器専用
表示 器ケー ブル
NWZ-165 0
DIS PLAY CABLE
J4 表示 器
CFQ-754 0 (15m)
DIS PLAY UNIT

**

ﾌﾞﾘｯﾁｲﾝﾀｰﾌｪｲｽ
*CAT5e Brid ge Interface

LAN
J5 (JRC LAN Main
SETUP (No.2(SNS)
SNS)
HUB1)
MASTER S W No.2 GPS
LAN
No.2
GPSGPS
DIP-SW
DIP-SW
No.1
Bit 1 2
*CAT5e 処理 器/ PROCESS ING
ON J6 J6
(切替 制御/ S.W. CONT) UNIT(NDC-410 0)
OFF

**

No.2

No.2
NDC-410 0 処理 器/ PROCESS ING UNIT

No.2
FG
SUB IN-

DC IN
SUB IN+

TB1
FG
- *D-2 DC 24V, 28W - MAIN IN-
DC 24V, CQD-10 接続 箱から/
+ + MAIN IN+ No.1
From CQD-10 Junction Box
(前頁 参照/ (Refer to previous page)

注)/ NOTE: • D-1: 0.6/1kV-DPYC-1.5

• * : 造船 所殿供 給/ Dock supply • D-2: 0.6/1kV-DPYC-2.5
• : JRC供給/ JRC su pply (銅板/ Coppe r Pl ate 0.3(t) x 25(w)) • TTS-1: 250V-TTY CSLA-1
• * : 造船 所殿供 給/ Dock supply (銅板/ Coppe r Pl ate 0.5(t) x 30(w) or 1x2.5 mm2) • TTS-4: 250V-TTY CSLA-4
• ** : 造船 所殿供 給/ Dock supply (Wire/ UL1015TEW 1X10AWG(104/0.26)LF5 (Equivalent) • MS-7: 250V-MPYCYSL A-7
• “A” はIE C 61162-1のライン A 信号/ "A" is the line A signal of IEC 611 62-1 • CAT5e: LAN CA BLE/ Cat-5e
• “B” はIE C 61162-1のライン B 信号/ "B" is the line B signal of IEC 611 62-1
• “ 1 “, “2”,---“x” はケーブル の芯線 番号/ "1", "2", --- "x" is the cable co re number
2ND-6410_JLR-8600_CQD10_DC24V_181121

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 3.3.3 Connecting to a switch

When using processor No.1, input the output data of processor No.2 to processor No.1.
When using processor No.2, input the output data of processor No.1 to processor No.2.
Connect the No.1 processor to No.2 processor by using LAN cable.

各端子は以下の通りです。
No. Silk Application
19 MUTUAL WATCH Normally, the processor with the selected switch controls the
switch. This connection terminal is used for monitoring so that
control is enabled from the other processor when the control
unit fails.
20 SW Data input/output terminal for outputting data to the buffer
21 TX Terminal for outputting data to the other switch
22 RX Terminal for inputting the data output from the other processor
to the switch
25 GND Common GND
LAN J5 or J6 For Mutual Watch function.

Inter-processor connection when using switch of No.1

Processor No.1 Processor No.2
No. Silk Processor No.2 No.
19 MUTUAL WATCH RX RX MUTUAL WATCH 19
TX TX
20 20

21 TX A A TX 21
B B
22 RX A A RX 22
B B
25 GND GND 25
LAN J5 or J6 J5 or J6 LAN

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Inter-processor connection when using switch of No.2
Processor No.1 Processor No.2
No. Silk Processor No.2 No.
19 MUTUAL WATCH RX RX MUTUAL WATCH 19
TX TX
20 20

21 TX A A TX 21
B B
22 RX A A RX 22
B B
25 GND GND 25
LAN J5 or J6 J5 or J6 LAN

Mutual Watch function setting

Connect the No.1 processor to No.2 processor by using LAN cable.
Refer to "5.5.3 Setting Interfaces" and set "MUTUAL" to "ON".

3.3.4 Connecting a buffer extension

The processor is equipped with an 8-channel buffer unit. By installing two processors, the buffer
capacity can be extended to 16ch by using both buffers.
Set the connection of buffer unit by using the Dip-switch.

See below for the application of each terminal.

No. Silk Application
20 SW OUT Data output terminal for outputting data to the buffer.
The processor containing the switch that is set by switch
selection is used as OUT.
IN Data input terminal for inputting data to the buffer.
25 GND Connect between No.1 and No.2 GND of processor

The Processor that uses the switch is used as OUT.

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Dip-switch settings
When you use the switch of No.1 processor
No.1GPS DIP-SW No.2GPS DIP-SW
Bit 1 2 Bit 1 2
ON ON ○
Dip-SW
OFF ○ ○ OFF ○
(SW3)

When you use the switch of No.2 processor

No.1GPSのDIP-SW No.2GPSのDIP-SW
Bit 1 2 Bit 1 2
ON ○ ON
OFF ○ OFF ○ ○

3.3.5 Connection for manual switching

A switch built into the processor can be switched manually. For manual switching, an optional manual
switch (NCZ-1663) is necessary.
Priority is given to a manual switch over the switching control in the control unit.
When using automatic switching control while connecting a manual switch, set the manual switch to
"CH3".
When using processor No.1, connect a manual switch to processor No.1
When using processor No.2, connect a manual switch to processor No.2.

See below for the application of each terminal.

No. Silk Application
24 SEL1/SEL2 Connect to the SEL1/SEL2 terminal of a manual switch (NCZ-1663).
25 GND Connect to the GND terminal of a manual switch (NCZ-1663).

Outputs the data of the unit

that is connected.
Outputs the data of
the other unit.
Automatic (uses
the built-in switch)

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 3.3.6 Power supply backup inter-connection

The power supply unit of processor No.1 and the power supply unit of processor No.2 can be
inter-connected.
At a failure of one power supply unit, the operation can be continued by using the other power supply
unit.
When applying mutual backup power supply, do not share the power supply units with any other
optional equipment. Otherwise, the power capacity may become insufficient.

No.1 GPS No.2 GPS

No.1 GPS power No.2 GPS power

terminal block terminal block
MAIN IN + MAIN IN +
MAIN IN – MAIN IN –
FG FG
SUB IN + SUB IN +
SUB IN - SUB IN -

No.1 GPS No.2 GPS

Power supply Power supply
unit unit

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3.3.7 Selecting switching control
Select a control method for the switch that is built into the processor.

Procedure
Password
１． → → 4950 → → →

CONTROLL METHOD Description

OFF Not switched automatically.
MFD Switched by an MFD switching command.
* Connection with MFD is necessary.
Connect with MFD by using serial cable
FIX/NOFIX Switched to the GPS navigator with position fixed.
When both navigators have completed position fixing, Navigator No.1
is used.
FIX/NOFIX+DOP Switched to the GPS navigator with position fixed and better DOP.
When both navigators are in the same conditions, navigator No.1 is
used.

2．Confirm with .

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3.3.8 Selecting a switch

The processor is equipped with a switch. By installing two processors, output data can be switched by
using the built-in switch. Either one of the switches can be used.
Select and set processor No.1 or No.2.
When No.1 is selected, the switch of No.2 is not used. In this case, set "PROCESSOR No.1" both No1
and No.2 processors.
When No.2 is selected, the switch of No.1 is not used. In this case, set "PROCESSOR No.2" both No1
and No.2 processors.

If the switch set in the No.1 and No.2 processer is different, the following alert will occur.

Procedure
Password
１． → → 4950 → → →

SWITCH SELECTION Description

PROCESSOR No.1 Switch of processor No.1 is used.
PROCESSOR No.2 Switch of processor No.2 is used.

2．Confirm with .

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 3.3.9 Connection for BAM

When connecting to BAM, please use DATA IN/OUT1 (TX1/RX1), DATA IN/OUT2 (TX2/RX2) or DATA
IN/OUT3(TX3/RX3). Use the same port for input and output.
LAN1/LAN2 also can be used for connection.

Connection example.
When connecting to DATA IN/OUT2 (TX2/RX2)

BAM

Refer to "5.5.4 Setting for BAM connection" for interface settings.

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 3.3.10 Alert setting

The available settings are as follows.

• ALARM ESCALATION: Select whether the "No positioning" warning will escalate to an alarm.
•HEADER ALERT: Select whether to display the aggregation, grouping in the alert list.
•TEST MODE: Select whether to return the ALF of all alerts for “Q” of ACN for wildcard.

To set an alert, a password is necessary. For the input method, refer to “4.2.11 Entering a
password with CODE INPUT”.

(1) ALARM ESCALATION

Select whether the "No positioning" warning will escalate to an alarm.

Procedure
1. Enter a password by referencing “4.2.11. Entering a password with CODE INPUT”.
Password: 1650

2. → → →

Item Description
POSITION Sets alarm escalation to ON/OFF.
ON: Enable the escalation.
OFF: Disable the escalation.
HEADING JLR-8600/JLR-8600-D does not support.
TIME(s) Set the time until escalation.

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(2) HEADER ALERT
Select whether to display the aggregation, grouping in the alert list.

Procedure
1. Enter a password by referencing “4.2.11. Entering a password with CODE INPUT”.
Password: 1650

2. → → →

Item Description
GUROPING Displays common alerts as a group in the alert list.
ON: Enable the grouping.
OFF: Disable the grouping.
AGGREGATION Displays common alert ID, category, and priority alerts as an aggregation in
the alert list.
ON: Enable the aggregation.
OFF: Disable the aggregation.

(3) TEST MODE

Select whether to return the ALF of all alerts for “Q” of ACN for wildcard.

Procedure
1. Enter a password by referencing “4.2.11. Entering a password with CODE INPUT”.
Password: 1650

2. → → →

Item Description
TEST MODE Select whether to return the ALF of all alerts for “Q” of ACN for wildcard.
ON: Returns ALF of all alerts (include normal condition).
OFF: Returns ALF other than normal condition.

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3.3.11 Check List of settings
Please confirm the installation settings using a checklist below.

Installation Dock yard

Installation Ship Number and Ship Name

Serial Number

Installation period

Installation Person Company

Section

Name
-Check the installation settings.
If you have not changed from the default setting, please check "□default"
itaric : default
MENU Sub Menu Sub Menu Sub Menu Range
THEME □DAY / □DUSK / □NIGHT
BEEP □OFF / □ON
DAY SCREEN □OFF / □ON
NAV □OFF / □ON
DISPLAY PLOT □OFF / □ON
ANALOG □OFF / □ON
□default HIGHWAY □OFF / □ON
SAT INFO □OFF / □ON
WPT INFO □OFF / □ON
BEACON TEXT □OFF / □ON
NAV ASSIST □OFF / □ON
SYSTEM SET □OFF / □ON
□default SOUND □OFF / □ON
ARRIVAL/ □OFF / □ARRIVAL /
SET
ANCHOR □ANCHOR
□default SOUND □OFF / □ON
XTD/ SET □OFF / □XTD / □BOUNDARY
BOUNDARY
□default SOUND □OFF / □ON
HDOP SET □4 / Setting Value ( )
□default SOUND □OFF / □ON
SPD SET □OFF / Setting Value ( )
□default SOUND □OFF / □ON
TRIP SET □OFF / Setting Value ( )
□default SOUND □OFF / □ON
ALERT
EARLY SET □OFF / Setting Value ( )
COURSE
CHANGE SOUND □OFF / □ON
□default
END OF TRACK SET □OFF / Setting Value ( )
□default SOUND □OFF / □ON
ARRIVED SET □OFF / □ON
AT WOL
□default SOUND □OFF / □ON
ACTUAL SET □OFF / □ON
COURSE
CHANGE SOUND □OFF / □ON
□default
TEMP SET □OFF / Setting Value ( )
□default SOUND □OFF / □ON

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MENU Sub Menu Sub Menu Sub Menu Range
DPTH SET □OFF / Setting Value ( )
□default SOUND □OFF / □ON

□OFF / □GPS→DGPS
DGPS SET
□DGPS→GPS / □GPS⇔DGPS
□default
SOUND □OFF / □ON
BUFFER SET □OFF / □ON
□default SOUND □OFF / □ON
POWER SET □OFF / □ON
□default SOUND □OFF / □ON
POSITION □OFF / □ON
ALARM HEADING □OFF / □ON
ESCALATION
□30／□60／□120／□180／□
SETTING TIME(s)
240／□300
□default
GROUPING □OFF / □ON
HEADER ALERT
AGGREGATION □OFF / □ON
TEST MODE □OFF / □ON
□GPS
□GPS+QZSS
□GPS+GLONASS
GNSS GPS MODE
□GPS+BDS
□GPS+QZSS+GLONASS
□GPS+QZSS+BDS
FIX MODE □2D / □3D / □AUTO
ELV MASK □5 / Setting Value ( )
HDOP □4 / □10 / □20
SENSOR1 POSN
GNSS □10 / Setting Value ( )
SETTING SMOOTHING(s)
□default SPEED
SMOOTH □10 / Setting Value ( )
SMOOTHING(s)
COURSE
□10 / Setting Value ( )
SMOOTHING(s)
RAIM □OFF / □10 / □30 /
RAIM ACCURACY
□50 / □100
LEVEL(m)
DATUM □WGS84 / Setting Value ( )
□OFF / □AUTO
DGPS
□BEACON / □SBAS
□GPS
□GPS+QZSS
□GPS+GLONASS
GNSS GPS MODE
□GPS+BDS
□GPS+QZSS+GLONASS
□GPS+QZSS+BDS
FIX MODE □2D / □3D / □AUTO
ELV MASK □5 / Setting Value ( )
HDOP □4 / □10 / □20
SENSOR2 POSN
GNSS □10 / Setting Value ( )
SETTING SMOOTHING(s)
□default SPEED
SMOOTH □10 / Setting Value ( )
SMOOTHING(s)
COURSE
□10 / Setting Value ( )
SMOOTHING(s)
RAIM
□OFF / □10 / □30 /
RAIM ACCURACY
□50 / □100
LEVEL(m)
DATUM □WGS84 / Setting Value ( )
□OFF / □AUTO
DGPS
□BEACON / □SBAS

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MENU Sub Menu Sub Menu Sub Menu Range
TIME DIFF □+00:00 / Setting Value ( )
□‘YY-MM-DD
DATE / TIME
DATE DISP □DD MMM,’YY
□default
□MMM DD,’YY
TIME DISP(hr) □12hr / □24hr
□NM,kn
DIST / SPEED □km,km/h
UNIT
□mi,mi/h
□default
HIGHT / DPTH □m / □ft / □fm
SYSTEM TEMP □℃ / □F
MAG CORR □OFF / □AUTO / □MANUAL
MAG CORR EAST/WEST Setting Value ( )
□default CORRECTION
Setting Value ( )
VALUE
LORAN □OFF / □LORAN A /
□default □LORAN C
SENSOR
□AUTO / □SENSOR1 /
SELECT
□SENSOR2
□default
LANGUAGE □default □JAPANESE / □ENGLISH
□MAIN
TYPE1 / 2 DISPLAY TYPE □REMOTE(LAN)
DISPLAY □REMOTE(SERIAL)
SFI □GP9998/Setting Value ( )
TYPE
DEVICE No. □No1. / □No2. / □No3.
□default SFI □GP0001/Setting Value ( )
TYPE2/2 □OFF / □GPS / □COMPASS
SENSOR1
PROCESSOR □OTHER EQUIP
□OFF / □GPS / □COMPASS
SENSOR2
□OTHER EQUIP
□NMEA / □IEC / □JRC
FORMAT
□SWITCH / □SC-104
□4800 / □9600 / □19200
BITRATE
IN/OUT1 □38400
VERSION □1.5 / □2.1 / □2.3 / □4.0
Connection: □GNSS / □CR / □GP
EQUIP IEC61162-2 TALKER
□GL / □GN
□default □GGA,RMC,VTG,DTM,ZDA,APB,
RMB/
SENTENCE Setting Value

DATA I/O
□NMEA / □IEC / □JRC
FORMAT
□SWITCH / □SC-104
□4800 / □9600 / □19200
BITRATE
□38400
IN/OUT2 VERSION □1.5 / □2.1 / □2.3 / □4.0
□GNSS / □CR / □GP
TALKER
□default □GL / □GN
□GGA,RMC,VTG,DTM,ZDA,APB,
RMB/
SENTENCE Setting Value

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MENU Sub Menu Sub Menu Sub Menu Range
□NMEA / □IEC / □JRC
FORMAT
□SWITCH / □SC-104
IN/OUT3 □4800 / □9600 / □19200
BITRATE
□38400
Connection: VERSION □1.5 / □2.1 / □2.3 / □4.0
GRD-921 □GNSS / □CR / □GP
SLC1(M) TALKER
□GL / □GN
ch.1
□GGA,RMC,VTG,DTM,ZDA,APB,
RMB/
□default
SENTENCE Setting Value

□NMEA / □IEC / □JRC

FORMAT
□SWITCH / □SC-104
□4800 / □9600 / □19200
BITRATE
OUT4 □38400
VERSION □1.5 / □2.1 / □2.3 / □4.0
Connection: □GNSS / □CR / □GP
ECDIS TALKER
□GL / □GN
□default □GGA,RMC,VTG,DTM,ZDA,APB,
RMB/
SENTENCE Setting Value

EQUIP DATA I/O

□NMEA / □IEC / □JRC
FORMAT
□SWITCH / □SC-104
□4800 / □9600 / □19200
BITRATE
□38400
OUT5 VERSION □1.5 / □2.1 / □2.3 / □4.0
□GNSS / □CR / □GP
TALKER
□default □GL / □GN
□GGA,RMC,VTG,DTM,ZDA,APB,
RMB/
SENTENCE Setting Value

□NMEA / □IEC / □JRC

FORMAT
□SWITCH / □SC-104
□4800 / □9600 / □19200
BITRATE
□38400
OUT6 VERSION □1.5 / □2.1 / □2.3 / □4.0
□GNSS / □CR / □GP
TALKER
□default □GL / □GN
□GGA,RMC,VTG,DTM,ZDA,APB,
RMB/
SENTENCE Setting Value

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MENU Sub Menu Sub Menu Sub Menu Sub Menu Range
DATA OUT
□MULTICAST
CONNECT □UNICAST
□BROADCAST
□239.192.000.004/
IP
Setting Value ( )
PORT □60004/Setting Value ( )
ALERT TX
□MULTICAST
CONNECT □UNICAST
□BROADCAST
□239.192.000.017/
IP
Setting Value( )
PORT □60017/Setting Value( )
ALERT RX
□MULTICAST
CONNECT □UNICAST
□BROADCAST
□239.192.000.019/
LAN1 IP
Setting Value( )
PORT □60019/Setting Value( )
Connection:
FORMAT □NMEA / □IEC
EQUIP DATA IO LAN GRD-921
Main LAN VERSION □1.5 / □2.1 / □2.3 / □4.0
□GNSS / □CR / □GP
TALKER
□default □GL / □GN
□GGA,RMC,VTG,DTM,ZDA,APB,
RMB/
SENTENCE Setting Value

RMS SEND
RMS SEND □OFF / □ON
□MULTICAST
CONNECT □UNICAST
□BROADCAST
□239.192.000.005/
IP
Setting Value ( )
PORT □60005/Setting Value ( )
PRINTER
USE □USE / □UNUSE
INTERVAL OFF / Setting Value ( )
□000.000.000.000/
IP
Setting Value ( )
PORT □9100/Setting Value ( )

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MENU Sub Menu Sub Menu Sub Menu Sub Menu Range
DATA OUT
□MULTICAST
CONNECT □UNICAST
□BROADCAST
□239.192.000.004/
IP
Setting Value ( )
PORT □60004/Setting Value ( )
ALERT TX
□MULTICAST
CONNECT □UNICAST
□BROADCAST
□239.192.000.017/
IP
Setting Value( )
PORT □60017/Setting Value( )
ALERT RX
□MULTICAST
CONNECT □UNICAST
□BROADCAST
□239.192.000.019/
LAN2 IP
Setting Value( )
PORT □60019/Setting Value( )
Connection:
GRD-921 FORMAT □NMEA / □IEC
EQUIP DATA IO LAN
Sub LAN VERSION □1.5 / □2.1 / □2.3 / □4.0
□GNSS / □CR / □GP
TALKER
□default □GL / □GN
□GGA,RMC,VTG,DTM,ZDA,APB,
RMB/
SENTENCE Setting Value

RMS SEND
RMS SEND □OFF / □ON
□MULTICAST
CONNECT □UNICAST
□BROADCAST
□239.192.000.005/
IP
Setting Value ( )
PORT □60005/Setting Value ( )
PRINTER
USE □USE / □UNUSE
INTERVAL OFF / Setting Value ( )
□000.000.000.000/
IP
Setting Value ( )
PORT □9100/Setting Value ( )

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MENU Sub Menu Sub Menu Sub Menu Sub Menu Range
ACTIVE ROUTE
□OFF / □SHARE1
ACTIVE
□SHARE2 / □SHARE3
ROUTE
□SHARE4 / □SHARE5
□MULTICAST
CONNECT □UNICAST
□BROADCAST
□239.000.096.001/
IP
Setting Value ( )
PORT □6203/Setting Value ( )
DATA ROUTE
DATA □OFF / □SHARE
COMMON ROUTE
LAN □MULTICAST
□default CONNECT □UNICAST
□BROADCAST
□239.000.096.001/
IP
Setting Value ( )
PORT □6203/Setting Value ( )
MUTUAL
MUTUAL □OFF / □ON
□MULTICAST
CONNECT □UNICAST
□BROADCAST
□239.000.000.001/
IP
Setting Value ( )
PORT □5101/Setting Value ( )
□OFF / □SYSTEM / □ARV
CONTACT □XTD / □XTD+ARV
EQUIP DATA I/O OUT
CONTACT1 □SYSTEM+XTD+ARV
□default □200p/NM / □400p/NM
□ACK
□OFF / □SYSTEM / □ARV
CONTACT □XTD / □XTD+ARV
OUT
CONTACT2 □SYSTEM+XTD+ARV
□default □200p/NM / □400p/NM
□ACK
□OFF / □SYSTEM / □ARV
CONTACT □XTD / □XTD+ARV
OUT
CONTACT3 □SYSTEM+XTD+ARV
□default □200p/NM / □400p/NM
□ACK
□OFF / □SYSTEM / □ARV
CONTACT □XTD / □XTD+ARV
OUT
CONTACT4 □SYSTEM+XTD+ARV
□default □200p/NM / □400p/NM
□ACK
FORMAT □NMEA / □IEC
BUFFER □4800 / □9600 / □19200
BITRATE(bps)
□38400
Connection:
RADER VERSION □1.5 / □2.1 / □2.3 / □4.0
AIS □GNSS / □CR / □GP
TALKER
GNDSS □GL / □GN
NAVTEX □GGA,RMC,VTG,DTM,ZDA,APB,
VDR RMB/
SENTENCE Setting Value
□default

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MENU Sub Menu Sub Menu Sub Menu Sub Menu Range
SENSOR1 □4800 / □9600
SENSOR PORT2(bps) □19200 / □38400
□default SENSOR2 □4800 / □9600
PORT2(bps) □19200 / □38400
□NMEA / □IEC
FORMAT
□PRINTER
□4800 / □9600 / □19200
BITRATE(bps)
□38400
DATA I/O VERSION □1.5 / □2.1 / □2.3 / □4.0
RS-232C □GNSS / □CR / □GP
TALKER
□GL / □GN
EQUIP □default □GGA,RMC,VTG,DTM,ZDA,APB,
RMB/
SENTENCE Setting Value

INTERVAL □OFF /
(for PRINTER) Setting Value ( )
CONTROLL □OFF / □MFD
METHOD □FIX/NOFIX
□default □FIX/NOFIX+ DOP
SWITCH
SWITCH
□PROCESSOR No1.
SELECTION
□PROCESSOR No2.
□default
DIMMER
□1 / Setting Value ( )
GROUP
DIMMER DISPLAY □OFF / □ON
NCM-227 □OFF / □ON
Connection
SETTINGS DIMMER
NCM-227 □+000 / Setting Value ( )
OFFSET
DDC □OFF / □ON
□default
GPS □OFF / □ON
GP DDC □OFF / □ON
□172.018.001.169/
IP ADDRESS
Setting Value ( )
MAC ADDRESS -
DISPLAY SUBNET □255.255.000.000/
MASK Setting Value ( )
DEFAULT □000.000.000.000/
GATEWAY Setting Value ( )
EQUIP □172.018.001.163/
IP ADDRESS
Setting Value ( )
MAC ADDRESS -
PROCESSOR
LAN 0 SUBNET □255.255.000.000/
IP
MASK Setting Value ( )
□default DEFAULT □172.016.060.001/
GATEWAY Setting Value ( )
□JRC STANDARD
SETTING □MANUAL
□DEFAULT
□172.016.060.163/
IP ADDRESS
PROCESSOR Setting Value ( )
LAN 1 MAC ADDRESS -
SUBNET □255.255.000.000/
MASK
DEFAULT □172.016.060.001/
GATEWAY Setting Value ( )

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 MENU Sub Menu Sub Menu Sub Menu Sub Menu Range
□JRC STANDARD
SETTING □MANUAL
□DEFAULT
□172.017.060.163/
IP ADDRESS
PROCESSOR Setting Value ( )
IP
LAN 2 MAC ADDRESS -
SUBNET □255.255.000.000/
MASK Setting Value ( )
DEFAULT □172.016.060.001/
GATEWAY Setting Value ( )
BEAM (m) □1.0/Setting Value ( )
LENGTH(m) □1.0/Setting Value ( )
□0.0/X-Setting Value ( )
CCRP(m) □0.0/Y-Setting Value ( )
CCRP □0.0/Z-Setting Value ( )
□0.0/X-Setting Value ( )
□default SENSOR1
□0.0/Y-Setting Value ( )
(m)
□0.0/Z-Setting Value ( )
□0.0/X-Setting Value ( )
SENSOR2
□0.0/Y-Setting Value ( )
(m)
EQUIO □0.0/Z-Setting Value ( )
□FAST-FERRY
CLASS □CONTAINER
□TANKER
□HIGH
TRACKING
□MIDDLE
GAIN
□LOW
TRACKING □2880/Setting Value ( )
CTS HIGH
TORACING □960/Setting Value ( )
□default MIDDLE
TRACKING □270/Setting Value ( )
LOW
TRACKING □1.0/Setting Value ( )
MULTIPLE
TRACKING □6/Setting Value ( )
COUNT A
TRACKING □000.0/Setting Value ( )
D GAIN
LOW
SPEED
OUTPUT □OFF / □ON
COG
□default

-Check the installation location and fill in below.

SENSOR1
Installation Location

SENSOR2
Installation Location

PROCERSSING UNIT
Installation Location

DISPLAY UNIT
Installation Location

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-Check the option unit and location and fill in below.
Option unit Location

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 Chapter 4
Installing a Display (NWZ-1650)
4.1 Selecting an Installation Location

WARNING
Install this unit at least 1 m away from any magnetic compasses. Installation near a
magnetic compass may result in interference with the magnetic compass, and may
result in an accident.

This equipment can be installed on a table or a wall (flush-mount).

Install the equipment on a flat floor or wall.

4.2 Installation Procedure

4.2.1 Flush-mount installation

Provide the following spaces.

The panel cut size is shown below.

UNIT:mm
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Remove the fixing bracket for panel mounting at the rear of the display and fix it on the panel.
Insert the display in the fixing bracket for panel mounting that is fixed on the panel.

Fixing bracket for panel mounting

Spring washer +M4 small pan head screw

with small round washer 4 pieces

Display main unit + snap-on bracket

4.2.2 Tabletop installation

For tabletop installation, prepare an optional Base kits.

Desktop installation on a Base kits is recommended. When installing on a ceiling, install after checking
that the ceiling is sufficiently strong.
Provide the following spaces.
350 or more 134 or more
220 or more

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Base kits mounting hole size

Unit: mm

Mount plate nuts and rubber spacers on the display.

Fix the Base kits on the tabletop.
Mount the display on the Base kits.
Spring washer +M3 small pan head screw
with small round washer 2 pieces
Plate nut

Knob bolt
Plate nut
Spring washer +M3 small pan head screw
Rubber spacer with small round washer 2 pieces

U stand

Rubber spacer

Knob bolt

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 4.2.3 Connecting cables

A LAN cable, a serial cable, and a ground cable can be connected to the display.

Fixing thumbscrew

LAN

Serial

Ground

1．LAN cable
Since the connectors on the display apply a waterproof structure, use a LAN cable that is attached as
standard (CFQ-7540).
Although a general-purpose LAN cable can also be used, a waterproof material cannot be applied in
that case. When using a genera-purpose LAN cable, use a straight cable.

2．Serial cable
Use a serial cable for data reception and power supply on a remote display.
On the main display, a serial cable is not required.

No. Color Name Description

1 BLACK Power supply With fuse holder
GND
2 GRAY Power supply Supplies power to externally. Not used by GPS.
output Do not connect this cable as power supply voltage
is output.
3 ORANGE RX1A Receives data.
Connect when using serial connection on a remote
display.
4 YELLOW RX1B Receives data.
Connect when using serial connection on a remote
display.
5 GREEN TX1A Outputs data. Not used by GPS.
6 BLUE GND Connects GND of a serial communication cable.
7 PURPLE TX1B Outputs data. Not used by GPS.
8 RED Power supply With a fuse holder
DC12/24V

Two fuses are attached to a serial cable. When the fuses are blown, replace them.

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3. Ground cable
Connect a display to the body of the ship ground. Connect from the fixing thumbscrew (M4) to the body
of the ship ground.

Use the following body of the ship ground cable or an equivalent product.

Item name Model Manufacturer

Ground wire UL1015TEW 1X10AWG(104/0.26)LF5 Green PBF or Hitachi Cable or
equivalent product equivalent

4.2.4 Fitting the Clamp Filter

Attach the included Clamp Filter to LAN cable as shown below.

LAN Cable

Clamp Filter

4.2.5 Connecting power supply

Power can be supplied from a LAN cable or a serial cable.

The voltage range that can be supplied is from 12VDC to 24VDC.

1．Using the display as a main display

Power is supplied from the processor via the LAN cable (do not connect power supply of the serial
cable).

LAN cable

Power supply

Power
supply

2．Using the display as a remote display

Supply power from the serial cable by using an external power supply unit.

Power supply

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 4.2.6 Attaching a Product name plate

For JLR-8600-D, attach a product name plate (GPS-D) that is included in the package at the front.
For JLR-8600, attach a product name plate (GPS) that is included in the package at the front.

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 Chapter 5 Equipment Setting
5.1 Power Supply ON/OFF
When the main switch of the processor is set to ON, the display also starts (system power supply ON).

Main switch

Power supply switch

When the power supply switch on the display is pressed while the main switch of the processor is ON,
the display starts.

Turning off the power supply

The following three methods are available for turning off the power supply.
Power supply OFF Operation
Software OFF Press the power supply switch on the display.
Hardware OFF Hold down the power supply switch on the display for about 10
seconds.
Forced OFF Set the main switch of the processor to OFF.

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5.2 Activation Sequence
The activation sequence is shown below.

Power supply ON

Display the
activation
screen

Self-diagnosis

Yes No
Check the connection with the
processor

Check if the program of the display of the Mismatch

processor matches the display

Match To the display activation

Load data of the processor to the update processing
display Refer to "5.3 Updating
Activation" subsequently.

Check the setting values Mismatch

between the sensor and
the processor.
Select setting values.
Match

To the standard screen

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5.3 Updating Activation
The processor contains a display program for the system (for instance GPS navigator). When
supplying power, check if the system and the program of the display match. If not, the program of the
display can be loaded.
If mismatch,
a) When the display program is latest, a message is displayed, prompting the checking of the
downgrade.
b) When the display program saved in the processor is latest, display is updated
automatically.
As a result, display NWZ-1650 can also be used in various systems (for instance, GPS compass and
depth sounder) that are planned to be deployed in the future.

When a processor is not connected, load operation is not performed.

1)
Stores the display
program internally

Compares with the actual

display program
2) Turn on the power by connecting
the display

3) Mismatch!!
a) When the display program saved in the processor is latest
a-1) The display program is updated automatically.

b) When the display program is latest

b-1) A message is displayed, prompting the checking -SOFTWARE MISMATCH-
of the downgrade. THE OLD VERSION SOFTWARE OF DISPLAY
IS HELD IN THE SYSTEM.

ARE YOU SURE YOU WANT TO DOWN

GRADE THE SOFTWARE OF DISPLAY?

DOWNGRADE CANCEL

CAUTION
While updating, nothing is displayed on the screen for about 1 minute, but do not turn off
the power.

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b-2) When “DOWNGRADE” is selected, the program is loaded from the processor to the display.

Loads the program stored

in the processor

Incorrect update
Connect to a correct processor again. Program mismatch is detected and a correct program can be
loaded.

5.4 Touch Panel Calibration

Perform calibration to match a display position and a touched position.

Procedure

Password
→ → 6600 → → →

When the following popup window is displayed, select "YES".

TOUCH THE CENTER OF THE
CROSS AT THE FOUR
CORNERS AND CENTER OF
THE SCREEN IN TURN.
YES NO

Touch "+", which is displayed at the top corner of the screen.

Finally, touch "+", which is displayed at the center of the screen.

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5.5 Equipment Setting
5.5.1 Setting a display type (DISPLAY TYPE)

Determine whether the display is used as a main display or a remote display.

When connecting with LAN, set SFI.

Procedure

Password
→ → → → →
4950

Set DISPLAY TYPE as indicated below according to the setting conditions.

Setting DISPLAY TYPE

Setting condition DISPLAY TYPE Operation after
setting
Display that is connected to a LAN port for MAIN Main display
display of the processor
Display that receives display data from a LAN REMOTE(LAN) Remote display
cable
Display that receives display data from a serial REMOTE(SERIAL) Remote display
cable other than MAIN

Setting SFI
Set SFI so that SFI is not duplicated on the same LAN network.
When setting multiple remote displays or processors on the same LAN, refer to the following as the
guideline to avoid duplication of SFI. If SFI is duplicated, data cannot be sent and received correctly.

DISPLAY TYPE Setting SFI

MAIN Set GP9998. GP9998
REMOTE(LAN) Set starting from GP0004 sequentially according to
the number of units.
1st remote display GP0004
2nd remote display GP0005
: :
5th remote display GP0008
REMOTE (SERIAL) SFI setting is not required. －

What is SFI?
System Function ID: ID specific to each device that is used for sending/receiving data under the IEC
61162-450.

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 5.5.2 Setting processor types

Set the numbers when installing multiple GPS navigators.

SFI of LAN can be set. SFI is automatically set according to the setting of DEVICE No. Although SFI
can be set manually, the setting is not required unless otherwise necessary.
Set sensor types when connecting multiple sensors in one processor.

Item Setting Setting condition

DEVICE From No.1 to No.3 When installing multiple GPS navigators, set starting
No. from No.1 sequentially.
When installing only one GPS navigator, set it to No.1.
SFI From GP0001 to GP0003 Set automatically according to the DEVICE No.
SENSOR 1 GPS Connects a JRC GPS/DGPS sensor.
COMPASS Connects NNN-21/31.
OTHER EQUIP Connects an old GPS navigator or GPS of other
manufacturer.
OFF Set to OFF when no sensor is connected.
SENSOR 2 Same as SENSOR 1 Set to OFF when only SENSOR 1 is connected.

When connecting multiple sensors to one processor, refer to "6.4. Connecting Two Sensors".

CAUTION
・When setting the "SENSOR 2", please execute the re-start of processor after setting. The JLR-4350 GPS
sensor can not be set multi GNSS mode.

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 5.5.3 Setting interfaces

 Set the interface with external equipment.

 For the interfaces, LAN, serial, and contact are available.
 A bit rate, an interval, and a sentence can be set for each port. However, for a serial port, a bit
rate, interval, or sentence may not be set depending on the content of the setting. In this case,
set a minimum necessary sentence.
 The available settings for a LAN port include NMEA/IEC data transmission, remote
maintenance, data transmission to a network printer, route sharing, and mutual monitoring.
 A processor is equipped with 8 buffer channels. However, the output cannot be set
individually.
 A tidal current, a water temperature, and a depth can be input.

Procedure

Password
→ → → → → → Set each port
4950

1．Serial output

(1) Set a TX1/RX1 port.

Set each item.

Item Setting Contents
FORMAT NMEA Outputs in NMEA format.
IEC Outputs in IEC 61162 format.
JRC Outputs in JRC format.
Fixed to 1200bps, disabling selection of other items.
SWITCH Outputs signals for NCZ-1537 automatic switch control.
SC-104 JLR-8600 does not support this function.
BIT RATE *1) 4800/9600/19200/38400 Set a bit rate.
VERSION 1.5/2.1/2.3/4.0 When NMEA is selected in FORMAT, the NMEA
version can be set.
TALKER *2) GNSS Outputs externally with the talker that is output from the
sensor.
CR Outputs by setting the talker to CR.
GP Outputs by setting the talker to GP.
GL Outputs by setting the talker to GL.
GN Outputs by setting the talker to GN.
*1) The bit rates of TX1 and RX1 are the same.
*2) For TALKER, the sentences cannot be set individually.

a) When selecting NMEA/IEC, set a sentence to be output and the interval.

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 b) Select a sentence selection screen by moving the screen with / .

Select a sentence to be output and set an output interval. When interval is set to OFF, no sentence is
output. The available intervals are from 1 second to 9 seconds.

Example: Setting the output interval of the RMC sentence to 1 second

Tap RMC Select 1s with +/- and confirm with . 1s is confirmed for RMC.

• Reception
NMEA/IEC data can be received. There are no items to be set.
The sentences that can be received are ACN,HBT,HDT, THS, DBT, DPT, MTW, CUR, VBW, VHW, ACK,
WPL, RTE, and ALR.

(2) Set TX2/RX2 ports.

The setting contents are the same as for TX1/RX1.

(3) Set TX3/RX3 ports.

The setting contents are the same as for TX1/RX1.

(4) Set a TX4 port.

The setting contents are the same as for TX1/RX1.

There is no reception port.

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(5) Set a TX5 port.

The setting contents are the same as for TX1/RX1.

There is no reception port.

(6) Set a TX6 port.

The setting contents are the same as for TX1/RX1.

There is no reception port.

2．LAN

(1) Set a LAN port.

LAN1

LAN2

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Set each item.
Item 1 Item 2 Contents
LAN1 DATA OUT DATA OUT
CONNECT Select multicast, unicast, or broadcast.
IP Set a transmission destination IP when unicast is
selected.
PORT Set a transmission destination port when unicast
is selected.
Transmission
Group
ALERT TX
CONNECT Select multicast, unicast, or broadcast.
IP Set a transmission destination IP when unicast is
selected.
PORT Set a transmission destination port when unicast
is selected.
Transmission
Group
ALERT RX
CONNECT Select multicast, unicast, or broadcast.
IP Set a transmission destination IP when unicast is
selected.
PORT Set a transmission destination port when unicast
is selected.
FORMAT *1) Select a data output format.
VERSION *1) Select a version when NMEA is selected.
TALKER *1) Select a talker of the output sentence.
RMS SEND RMS SEND Set remote maintenance data output to ON/OFF.
CONNECT Select multicast, unicast, or broadcast.
IP Set a transmission destination IP when unicast is
selected
PORT Set a transmission destination port when unicast
is selected.
PRINTER USE Set data output to a network printer to ON/OFF.
INTERVAL Set a data output interval.
OFF: Not output.
ONCE: Output when PRINT of FUNC of each
main screen is tapped.
1min~60min: Output at setting interval
IP Set an IP of the network printer.
PORT Set a port of the network printer.
LAN2 Same as LAN1 Same as LAN1 Same as LAN1

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Item 1 Item 2 Contents
COMMON ACTIVE ROUTE ACTIVE ROUTE Set a sharing method of the route that is
currently being executed (ACTIVE ROUTE).
For the operation, refer to Table 6-1 and 6-4.
CONNECT Select multicast, unicast, or broadcast.
For the setting, refer to Table 6-4.
IP Set a transmission destination IP when unicast is
selected.
PORT Set a transmission destination port when unicast
is selected.
DATA ROUTE DATA ROUTE Shares the DATA ROUTE that is stored in the
processor memory.
For the operation, refer to Table 6-2 and 6-4.
CONNECT Select multicast, unicast, or broadcast.
For the setting, refer to Table 6-4.
IP Set a transmission destination IP when unicast is
selected
PORT Set a transmission destination port when unicast
is selected.
MUTUAL MUTUAL Monitors mutual statuses between two GPS
navigators.
For the operation, refer to Table 6-3.
CONNECT Select multicast, unicast, or broadcast.
IP Set a transmission destination IP when unicast is
selected
PORT Set a transmission destination port when unicast
is selected.

*1) For the details of the contents and the setting of output sentence/interval, refer to "5.5.3
Setting interfaces 1. Serial output".

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Table 6-1 Operation of ACTIVE ROUTE
Setting Operation
OFF The Active route is not shared.
SHARE 1 When the Active route is switched in this equipment, the route is transmitted to the
shared equipment automatically.
When a shared route is received, the route is switched automatically.
SHARE 2 When the Active route is switched in this equipment, the system asks the user
whether the route can be transmitted to the shared equipment. The route is
transmitted to the shared equipment when the user permits the transmission.
When the user does not permit, the Active route is executed within this equipment
only.
When a shared route is received, the route is switched automatically.
SHARE 3 When the Active route is switched in this equipment, the route is transmitted to the
shared equipment automatically.
When a shared route is received, the system asks the user whether the route can
be switched. If the user does not permit the switching, the route is not switched.
SHARE 4 When the Active route is switched in this equipment, the system asks the user
whether the route can be transmitted to the shared equipment. The route is
transmitted to the shared equipment when the user permits the transmission.
When the user does not permit, the Active route is executed within this equipment
only.
When a shared route is received, the system asks the user whether the route can
be switched. If the user does not permit the switching, the route is not switched.
SHARE 5 No Active route can be transmitted from this equipment.

Table 6-2 Operation of DATA ROUTE

Setting Operation
OFF No DATA route is shared.
SHARE A DATA route is shared. Data is received automatically.

Table 6-3 Operation of MUTUAL

Setting Operation
OFF Mutual monitoring is not performed between two processors.
ON Mutual monitoring is performed between two processors.
Even if GPS is set to non-position fixing, position fixing information of another GPS
can be displayed.

Table 6-4 Setting of ROUTE sharing

Route sharing Item Setting
ACTIVE ROUTE ACTIVE ROUTE SHARE1~SHARE5 (Depending on the operation)
CONNECT MULTICAST
IP 239.000.096.001 (Default value)
PORT 6203 (Default value)
DATA ROUTE DATA ROUTE SHARE
CONNECT MULTICAST
IP 239.000.096.001 (Default value)
PORT 6203 (Default value)

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3. Contact

(1) Set a contact 1 port.

Select each item.

Item Setting Contents
CONTACT OUT OFF The contact does not operate.
SYSTEM The contact opens/closes at the occurrence of a
non-position fixing (system) alert.
ARV The contact opens/closes at the occurrence of an
arrival/cross-track alert.
XTD The contact opens/closes at the occurrence of a
cross-track/approach alert.
XTD+ARV The contact opens/closes at the occurrence of an
arrival/cross-track alert or a cross-track/approach alert.
SYSTEM+XTD+ARV The contact opens/closes at the occurrence of a
non-position fixing (system) alert or a cross-track/
approach alert.
200p/NM Outputs a log pulse of 200P/NM.
400p/NM Outputs a log pulse of 400P/NM.
ACK Uses the contact as ACK. When ACK is set at the
occurrence of an alert, the contact opens/closes.

(2) Set a contact 2 port.

The setting contents are the same as for contact 1.

(3) Set a contact 3 port.

The setting contents are the same as for contact 1.

(4) Set a contact 4 port.

The setting contents are the same as for contact 1.

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4. Built-in buffer (serial)

(1) Set a built-in buffer output port.

The setting contents are the same as for TX1/RX1.

For the setting, refer to "5.5.3 Setting interfaces 1. Serial output".
NMEA or ICE can be selected as the format.
Although 8 channels of built-in buffers are available, they cannot be set individually.

5．Sensor baud rate

(1) Set a sensor baud rate.

Only a baud rate of beacon port can be set.

No.1 SENSOR No.2 SENSOR

Select each item.

Item Setting Contents
SENSOR 1 PORT 2 (BPS) 4800/9600/19200/38400 Set a baud rate of No.1 SENSOR.
SENSOR 2 PORT 2 (BPS) 4800/9600/19200/38400 Set a baud rate of No.2 SENSOR.

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6. RS-232C

(1) Set a sensor port.

NMEA/IEC data can be output.

The NMEA/IEC output setting contents are the same as for TX1/RX1.
For the setting, refer to "5.5.3 Setting interfaces 1. Serial output".

Select each item.

Item Setting Contents
FORMAT NMEA Outputs in NMEA format.
IEC Outputs in IEC 61162 format.
PRINTER Outputs data for printer DPU-414.
BITRATE *1) 4800/9600/19200/38400 Set a bit rate.
When PRINTER is set, the bit rate is fixed to 4800bps.
VERSION 1.5/2.1/2.3/4.0 When NMEA is selected in FORMAT, set the NMEA
version.
TALKER *2) GNSS Outputs externally with the talker output from the sensor.
CR Outputs by setting the talker to CR.
GP Outputs by setting the talker to GP.
GL Outputs by setting the talker to GL.
GN Outputs by setting the talker to GN.
INTERVAL *3) Set a printer data output interval.
OFF: Not output.
ONCE: Output when PRINT of FUNC of each main
screen is tapped.
1min~60min: Output at setting interval.
*1) The bit rates of TX1 and RX1 are the same.
*2) For TALKER, the sentences cannot be set individually.
*3) INTERVAL is displayed only when PRINTER is selected in FORMAT

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 5.5.4 Setting for BAM connection

Serial and LAN port can be used for BAM connection.

To use the serial port, please use DATA IN/OUT1 (TX1/RX1), DATA IN/OUT2 (TX2/RX2) or DATA
IN/OUT3(TX3/RX3).

1. Serial port connecting

Procedure

Password
→ → → → → → Set each port
4950

Select the connected port, , or .

(1) Set the port settings.

Select each item.

Item Setting Contents
FORMAT IEC Outputs in IEC 61162 format.
BITRATE 4800 Set a bit rate.
VERSION － If "IEC" is set in FORMAT, setting is not required.
TALKER GNSS Outputs externally with the talker output from the sensor.

(2) Set the "ALERT" and "HBT" in SENTENCE.

Select each item.

Item Setting Contents
ALERT ON AKF, ALC, ARC, AGL sentence can be output.
HBT Output interval HBT sentence is output periodically.
1/2/3/4/5/6/7/8/9/10/20/30/60 sec can be selected.
If not specified, set 30 sec.

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2. LAN port connecting

Procedure

Password
→ → → → → →
4950

Select the connected port, or .

(1) Select , and set LAN port.

Item Setting Contents

DATA OUT
CONNECT MULTICAST Select multicast, unicast, or broadcast.
IP Set a transmission destination IP when unicast is
selected.
PORT Set a transmission destination port when unicast is
selected.
Transmission Group
ALERT TX
CONNECT MULTICAST Select multicast, unicast, or broadcast.
IP Set a transmission destination IP when unicast is
selected.
PORT Set a transmission destination port when unicast is
selected.
Transmission Group
ALERT RX
CONNECT MULTICAST Select multicast, unicast, or broadcast.
IP Set a transmission destination IP when unicast is
selected.
PORT Set a transmission destination port when unicast is
selected.
FORMAT IEC Outputs in IEC 61162 format.
VERSION － If "IEC" is set in FORMAT, setting is not required.
TALKER GNSS Outputs externally with the talker output from the
sensor.
SENTENCE － －
ALERT ON AKF, ALC, ARC, AGL sentence can be output.
HBT Output interval HBT sentence is output periodically.
1/2/3/4/5/6/7/8/9/10/20/30/60 sec can be selected.
If not specified, set 30 sec.

When connecting to equipment of IEC61162-450 Ed.1 or earlier

- Unless otherwise specified, DATA OUT does not need to be changed (Set to Multicast).
- Set the Transmission Group's ALERT TX / RX to unicast, and set the IP and PORT to the same as
DATA OUT.

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 5.5.5 Setting a switch

A processor is equipped with a built-in switch.

When two processors are installed, data is switched by using a switch.
When only one processor is installed, a switch is not used.
Set a switch control method.
Set which switch is to be used, switch in No.1 processor or switch in No.2 processor.
To control a switch, the mutual monitoring function must be set to ON.

Procedure

Password
→ → 4950 → → →

Set each item.

Item Setting Contents
CONTROL METHOD OFF No switch is used.
MFD Switched by the control of external device FMD.
FIX/NO FIX Switched to the GPS that is operating position fixing.
When two GPSs are operating position fixing, priority
is given to No.1 GPS.
FIX/NO FIX+DOP Switches to the GPS that is operating position fixing
and of better DOP.
When two GPSs are operating position fixing and of
the same DOP, priority is given to No.1 GPS.
SWITCH SELECTION PROCESSOR No.1 Uses the switch of No.1 processor.
PROCESSOR No.2 Uses the switch of No.2 processor.

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 5.5.6 Setting dimmer sharing

A dimmer can be shared with external equipment. Since information is sent to the external equipment
with a DDC sentence, interface setting is necessary.
Set a dimmer adjustment method to be used for sharing. A brightness key on the display or external
dimmer unit NCM-227 can be set.
When using NCM-227, perform calibration before installation.
Among the displays (NWZ-1650) of GPS navigators, shared displays can be grouped. Displays that are
grouped cannot be shared by another group. Up to 10 units can be grouped.
Displays cannot be grouped between the devices other than NWZ-1650.
The use of a LAN port is recommended for sharing dimmers.

Procedure

Password
(1) → → → → →
4950

(2) Set a dimmer.

a) Tap .

Set each item.

Item Setting Contents
DIMMER GROUP 1 to 10 Set a group number of the display.
Set the same number for the displays that are to be set to the
same group.
DISPLAY ON The dimmer adjustment using the dimmer key on the display is
shared.
OFF The dimmer adjustment using the dimmer key on the display is
not shared.
NCM-227 ON The dimmer adjustment using NCM-227 is shared.
OFF The dimmer adjustment using NCM-227 is not shared.
DIMMER OFFSET ±500 The brightness is adjusted．

(3) Select the received dimmer sentence.

a) Tap .

Set each item.

Item Setting contents
DDC ON Shear by DDC sentence.
OFF Not receive DDC sentence.
GPS ON Shear by sentence for NWZ-4620.
OFF Not receive sentence for NWZ-4620.
GP DDC ON Shear by sentence for NWZ-1650.
OFF Not receive sentence for NWZ-1650.
When grouping, GP DDC is set to ON.
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b) Tap .

(4) Set the interface.

a)Interface setting procedure for grouping among the GPS navigator displays (NWZ-1650)
a-1) Set "DIMMER" to "ON" in the sentence setting of the port to be used.

b)Interface setting procedure among the devices other than the GPS navigator display (NWZ-1650)
b-1) Set "DDC" to "ON" in the sentence setting of the port to be used.

Grouping
Example) GPS displays on the network are grouped into 1, 2, and 3.

Display 3 Display 4 Display 5

Group 2 Group 3

Group 1
Display 1 Display 2

Operation
When the brightness of display 1 is changed, the operation is linked to display 2. The operation is not
linked to displays 3, 4, and 5.
When the brightness of display 3 is changed, the operation is linked to display 4. The operation is not
linked to displays 1, 2, and 5.
When the brightness of display 5 is changed, the brightness of only display 5 is changed. The operation
is not linked to displays 1, 2, 3, and 4.

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(5) Perform calibration of external dimmer unit NCM-227.
When performing a calibration, NCM-227 of setting dimmer sharing is set to “OFF”.

Calibration method
a) Refer to "(2) Set a dimmer" and the NCM-227 is set to “OFF”.

b) Tap .

c) Minimize the volume of NCM-227 by setting "DIMMER CAL" to "MIN".

d) Confirm the minimum value with .

e) Maximize the volume of NCM-227 by setting "DIMMER CAL" to "MAX".

f) Confirm the maximum value with .

g) Refer to "(2) Set a dimmer" and the NCM-227 is set to “ON”.

(6) Perform adjustment of brightness.

If the brightness is too bright or too dark, you can adjust it by "DIMMER OFFSET".
To make the brightness bright/dark, set "DIMMER OFFSET" to plus/minus.
The offset value can be set in the range of ±500．

Initially, set the offset value to about ±50 and adjust. Then repeat Procedure b) to c) to perform a fine
adjustment

a) Tap .

b) Set the offset value at the "DIMMER OFFSET".

c) Tap .

Memo
・If the screen becomes dark and a key on the screen can not be seen, please tap the upper
right corner (DIM UP key) a few times.
・If the offset value is too large, the minimum brightness can be set correctly.

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 5.5.7 Setting an IP address

Set an IP address of each unit.

Procedure

Password
→ → → → →
4950

LAN 0

LAN 1

LAN 2

Move the screen with / and display the setting screen of each unit.

Set each item.

Unit Setting Contents
DISPLAY IP ADDRESS Set an IP address of the display.
MAC ADDRESS Display a MAC address of the display.
SUBNET MASK Set a subnet mask of the display.
DEFAULT GATEWAY Set a default gateway of the display.
PROCESSOR LAN 0 Same ass above Set a LAN port of the display of the processor.
(TO DISPLAY)
PROCESSOR LAN 1 Same ass above Set a LAN 1 port of the processor.
PROCESSOR LAN 2 Same ass above Set a LAN 2 port of the processor.

The IP address setting is as follows. Normally, it is not necessary to set the IP address.
Unit Item No1 Processor No2 Processor
DISPLAY IP ADDRESS 172.018.001.169 ←
SUBNET MASK 255.255.000.000 ←
DEFAULT GATEWAY 000.000.000.000 ←
PROCESSOR LAN 0 IP ADDRESS 172.018.001.163 ←
(TO DISPLAY) SUBNET MASK 255.255.000.000 ←
DEFAULT GATEWAY 172.016.060.001 ←
PROCESSOR LAN 1 SETTING JRC STANDARD ←
IP ADDRESS 172.016.060.163 172.016.060.164
SUBNET MASK 255.255.000.000 ←
DEFAULT GATEWAY 172.016.060.001 ←
PROCESSOR LAN 2 SETTING JRC STANDARD ←
IP ADDRESS 172.017.060.163 172.017.060.164
SUBNET MASK 255.255.000.000 ←
DEFAULT GATEWAY 172.016.060.001 ←

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 5.5.8 Setting CCRP

Set a CCRP position and a sensor position.

The setting positions are displayed on the body of the ship on the screen.
When outputting CCRP externally, interface setting is necessary.

Procedure
Password
(1) → → 4950 → → →

BEAM
LENGTH

Origin

Move the screen with / and display each setting screen.

Set each item.

Enter each item based on the centre of the stern as the origin.
Setting Contents
BEAM(m) Set a width from the starboard to the port side of the ship.
LENGTH(m) Set a body of the ship length.

Setting Contents
CCRP X(m) Set an X coordinate value of CCRP.
Since the centre of the stern is used as the origin, a minus value is possible.
CCRP Y(m) Set a Y coordinate value of CCRP.

CCRP Z(m) Set a Z coordinate value of CCRP.

Setting Contents
SENSOR 1 X(m) Set an X coordinate value of SENSOR 1.
Since the centre of the stern is used as the origin, a minus value is possible.
SENSOR 1 Y(m) Set a Y coordinate value of SENSOR 1.
SENSOR 1 Z(m) Set a Z coordinate of value of SENSOR 1.

Installing SENSOR 2
Setting Contents
SENSOR 2 X(m) Set an X coordinate value of SENSOR 2.
Since the centre of the stern is used as the origin, a minus value is possible.
SENSOR 2 Y(m) Set a Y coordinate value of SENSOR 2.
SENSOR 2 Z(m) Set a Z coordinate of value of SENSOR 2.

(2) Interface setting procedure

a) Set "CCRP" to "ON" in the sentence setting of the port to be used.

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 5.5.9 Setting CTS

CTS (Course To Steer) can be displayed.

When a CTS value (Heading to steer of the HTD sentence) is received externally, priority is given to
external input. However, if there is external input, a value can be calculated.
Parameters required for the calculation can be set.

Procedure

Password
→ → 4950 → → →

Move the screen with / and display each setting screen.

Set each item.

Setting Contents
CLASS Select a ship class.
TRACKING GAIN Value that indicates how quickly the ship returns to the course when the
ship deviates from the course.
HIGH/MIDDLE/LOW
HIGH indicates that the ship can be returned to the course quickly.
However, since the return angle is large, a caution is necessary.
TRACKING HIGH Set the tracking gain HIGH value.
TRACKING MIDDLE Set the tracking gain MIDDLE value.
TRACKING LOW Set the tracking gain LOW value.
TRACKING MULTIPLE Set the power term value.
TRACKING COUNT A Set the averaging constant value.
TRACKING D GAIN Set the derivative term gain value.

Memo
CTS (Course To Steer)
Course to be taken for sailing according to the planned route

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 5.5.10 Setting COG display

In the GPS Standard, IEC 61108-1, a bearing accuracy under 1kn or lower is not specified. Therefore,
no bearing can be displayed under 1kn or lower. If it is desired to display a bearing under 1kn or lower,
use the following procedure.
The default setting is non-display.

Procedure

Password
→ → 4950 → → →

Set each item.

OUTPUT Operation
ON Displays/externally outputs COG under 1kn or lower.
OFF Does not display/externally output Cog under 1kn or lower.

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 5.5.11 Resetting

This section shows a resetting procedure for each unit.

Note that if a unit is reset, all the setting values are reset to the default values.

Procedure

Password
→ → 4950 → → →

Set each item.

Item Operation
SENSOR 1 Resets No.1 SENSOR.
SENSOR 2 Resets No.2 SENSOR (when connected).
ALL Resets No.1 SENSOR/No.2 SENSOR/display/processor.
DISPLAY Resets the display.
PROCESSOR Resets the processor.
PROCESSOR Resets the processor.
(EXCEPT LIST) However, the waypoint, route, and event mark list are retained.

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5.6 Checking Installation
This section shows an installation checking procedure.

5.6.1 Self-diagnosis

Perform self-diagnosis of each unit and display the result.

For BUZZER diagnosis of DISPLAY, check the result by emission of a buzzer sound.
For LCD of DISPLAY, check the result by change of the color.

Procedure

Password
→ → 4950 → → → →

Move the screen with / and display each setting screen.

When is tapped, self-diagnosis starts and the result (OK/NG) is displayed.

Result OK/NG area

START

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 Unit Self-diagnosis Description
item
DISPLAY eMMC Memory for program
EEPROM Data saving memory
RAM RAM
SIO Serial port
LAN LAN port
BUZZER Buzzer
A buzzer sound is emitted.
LCD LCD
Check the color of LCD and the missing dots visually.
PROCESSOR ROM Program/data memory
RAM RAM
LAN 0 LAN port for display
LAN 1 LAN 1 port
LAN 2 LAN 2 port
SIO 1 TX1/RX1 port
SIO 2 TX2/RX2 port
SIO 3 TX3/RX3 port
SIO 4 TX4 port
SIO 5 TX5 port
SIO 6 TX6 port
BUFFER Built-in buffer unit
SENSOR 1 ANTENNA GNSS antenna
ROM Program memory
RAM RAM
RTC Real time clock
BACKUP Access to the memory for saving
FPGA FPGA for beacon
ROM Memory for beacon program
RAM RAM for beacon
SENSOR 2 Same as for
SENSOR 1

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 5.6.2 Input data

Check the correct connection by displaying the data that is connected to the input port of the processor.
The data that was received is displayed on the screen. When a correct baud rate is not set, no data is
displayed.
When no input data is displayed, check the connection and setting again.

Procedure

Password
→ → → → → →
4950

Move the screen with / and select each port.

When is tapped, received data is displayed.

Title

Received data display area

START

The input ports that can be displayed are shown.

No Title Port No Title Port
1 DATA IN1 RX1 6 LAN1 LAN1
2 DATA IN2 RX2 7 LAN2 LAN2
3 DATA IN3 RX3 8 SENSOR 1 No.1 SENSOR
4 RS-232C RS-232C 9 SENSOR 2 No.2 SENSOR
5 SWITCH Buffer unit

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 5.6.3 Operating time

Display the operating time of the Processor and the operation time of LCD.

Procedure
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Processor operating time

LCD operating time

Resets LCD operation time

Resetting LCD operating time

In cases where a display or LCD has been replaced, reset the LCD operating time by tapping "CLR".

5.6.4 Saving setting values

At the replacement of a processor or a display, the setting values can be stored mutually.
It is recommended to replace a display after the replacement of a processor or vice versa, not replacing
them concurrently.

Saving setting values of a processor in a display.

Procedure
Password
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Select PROCESSOR→DISPLAY.
Select BACKUP.

When the selection is confirmed by pressing , the data of the processor is saved in the display.

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Loading setting values from a processor to a display
After loading setting values, the unit is reset.

Procedure
Password
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Select DISPLAY→PROCESSOR.
Select OVERWRITE.

When the selection is confirmed by pressing , the data of the processor that was saved in the
display is loaded.

Displays the saved data and time of the saved values.

Procedure
Password
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 5.6.5 Demo mode

Even if a sensor cannot receive data, demonstration can be performed in the same way as actual
operation.
Since external output is also possible, the connection can be checked.
When data is not transmitted to an external unit, check the connection and setting again.

Procedure

Password
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Select DEMO TYPE.

Demo type and operation

DEMO TYPE Operation
STATIC Stops at the position that is set.
STRAIGHT Travels straight along the course and the speed that is set.
RIGHT Turns to the right by the radius that is set.
LEFT Turns to the left by the radius that is set.
AUTO Moves in the direction and distance that are determined from the
position that is set.
ROUTE Perform the registered route. If the route is not registered, “ROUTE” is
not displayed.

Move the screen with / and select operation.

Item Description
YEAR Set a demo commencement year.
MONTH Set a demo commencement month.
DAY Set a demo commencement day.
HOUR Set a demo commencement hour.
MINUTE Set a demo commencement minute.
SECOND Set a demo commencement second.
QUADRANT Select North latitude/South latitude/East longitude/West longitude.
NE North latitude/East longitude
NW North latitude/West longitude
SE South latitude/East longitude
SW South latitude/West longitude
LAT Enter a latitude.
LON Enter a longitude.
SPEED Set a ship speed of the demo.
COURSE Set a course of the demo.
RADIUS Set a RIGHT/LEFT turning radius.
ROUTE Set a route that is operated in the demo.

Select "START" from START/STOP.

Tap .

When the following popup window is displayed, select "YES".

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The demo starts.

Ending a demo

Select "STOP" from START/STOP.

Tap .

The demo stops.

CAUTION
When performing the demo mode and set output format to NMEA version 2.3 / 4.0 or IEC, the GPS status
field of GGA sentence is change to "8". Then an external equipment might not be able to receive an output
sentence from GPS. In this case, set output format to NMEA version 2.1.

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 Chapter 6 Installing Options
6.1 Connecting a Remote Display
For the installation, refer to “Chapter 4 Installing a Display (NWZ-1650)”.
Supply power using the serial cable that is available as optional.
Set the display type to “Remote”.

Procedure

1. Connect a display.
When receiving data via LAN

LAN
NMEA data
CFQ-7539

Power supply
12/24VDC

When receiving data serially

Serial NMEA
data
CFQ-7539

Power supply
12/24VDC

2. Apply power.

3. To set the "DISPLAY TYPE" and "SFI", refer to "5.5.1. setting a display type (DISPLAY TYPE)".

Setting DISPLAY TYPE

Setting condition DISPLAY TYPE Operation after
setting
Display that receives display data from a LAN REMOTE(LAN) Remote display
cable
Display that receives display data from a serial REMOTE(SERIAL) Remote display
cable other than MAIN

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Setting SFI
Set SFI so that SFI is not duplicated on the same LAN network.
When setting multiple remote displays or processors on the same LAN, refer to the following as the
guideline to avoid duplication of SFI. If SFI is duplicated, data cannot be sent and received correctly.

DISPLAY TYPE Setting SFI

REMOTE(LAN) Set starting from GP0004 sequentially according to
the number of units.
1st remote display GP0004
2nd remote display GP0005
: :
5th remote display GP0008
REMOTE (SERIAL) SFI setting is not required. －

4. Tap the .

Display will restart.

5. Ports that can be connected are displayed.

To input data from a serial port, select GPS Serial Port.

To input data via LAN, select the LAN port of the processor for receiving data.

Processor LAN port IP address

No1GPS LAN1 172.016.060.163
No1GPS LAN2 172.017.060.163
No2GPS LAN1 172.016.060.164
No2GPS LAN2 172.017.060.164
No3GPS LAN1 172.016.060.165
No3GPS LAN2 172.017.060.165

6. Tap on “OK”.

To display the Positioning system / FIX mode, output the following sentence from the processor.
It is recommended to set the output format to “IEC”.

System Sentence
Positioning GPS GSA
system GLONASS GSA
BeiDou PJRCH,**,3
QZSS PJRCH,**,3
Fix mode - GSA and RMC/GNS/GLL/GGA

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6.2 Connecting a Printer
6.2.1 Connecting NKG-104

NKG-104 can print NMEA data that is received.

Connect the port for outputting NMEA to NKG-104.
For the methods of setting and installation of NKG-104, refer to the instruction manual of NKG-104.

Connection port
Serial port
24VDC Power supply
NBD-904

Processor NDC-4100 Printer NKG-104

A DATA IN +
Serial port
B DATA IN -

6.2.2 Connecting RP-D10

Network print RP-D10 must transmit data specific to RP-D10.

Connect LAN1 or LAN2 of the processor to RP-D10.
Do not connect to a display port.
For the setting, refer to “5.5.3 Setting interfaces, 2. LAN”.
For the setting and installation methods of RP-D10, refer to the instruction manual of RP-D10.

Main unit RP-D10

Connection port Power supply NBG-980

LAN1 / LAN2

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6.3 Connecting Dimmer Unit NCM-227
The brightness can be adjusted by using external dimmer unit NCM-227.
When using NCM-227, perform calibration at installation.
For the calibration, refer to "5.5.5 setting dimmer sharing".

Processor NDC-4100 External dimmer unit NCM-227

No. Silk No.
DIMMER 1
27
GND 3

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6.4 Connecting Two Sensors
Up to two sensors can be connected to one processor.
Connect one sensor to a port of No1Sensor and another sensor to a port of No2Sensor. Normally, data
of No1Sensor is displayed/output. When No1Sensor is set to non-positioning, the active sensor is
switched to No2Sensor.
For the setting SENSOR2, refer to “5.5.2.Setting processor types”.

Sensors are switched when the switch is set to the following:

• FIX/NoFix
• FIX/NoFix+DOP

The sensor for display can be selected.

Procedure
Password
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Item Operation
AUTO Switched automatically. Same sensor as the data that is externally output.
SENSOR1 Displays SENSOR1 with manual operation.
SENSOR2 Displays SENSOR2 with manual operation.

The sensor being used for display is displayed by the status icon, as show below.

Icon Operation
In Automatic mode, “AUTO” is displayed.
Displays the currently selected sensor number, No.1 or No.2.
In Manual mode, “MAN” is displayed.
Displays the currently selected sensor number, No.1 or No.2.

CAUTION
・Normally “SENSOR SELECT” set to “AUTO”.
Even if it set to “SENSOR1” or “SENSOR2”, it returns to “AUTO” when the power is turned OFF.
・When installing two GPS navigators and connecting each other, only one sensor can be connected to one
processor. It is not possible to connect two sensors to one processor.
・After the sensors are connected to processor, please execute the re-start of processor. The JLR-4350 GPS
sensor can not be set multi GNSS mode.

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 JLR-8600
NWZ-1650
GPS NAVIGATOR

INSTALLATION
MANUAL

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