JLN-740A/740N

JLN-741A/741N
DOPPLER LOG

INSTALLATION
MANUAL

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For further information,contact:

URL Head office : [Link]

Marine Service Department
1-7-32 Tatsumi, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0053, Japan
e-mail : tmsc@[Link]
One-call : +81-50-3786-9201
ISO 9001, ISO 14001 Certified

CODE No.7ZPNA3608 APR. 2018 Edition 2

 Contents
1. Overview ............................................................................................................ 1-1
1.1. Function .................................................................................................................... 1-1
1.2. Content of This Manual ............................................................................................ 1-1
1.3. Components ............................................................................................................. 1-2
1.4. Construction ............................................................................................................. 1-6
1.4.1. Equipment outline .......................................................................................... 1-6
1.4.2. Table 1.2 Control according to dimmer unit NCM-227 / NCM-329 .............. 1-17
1.5. System Configuration ............................................................................................. 1-18
1.5.1. JLN-740A System Configuration Diagram ................................................... 1-18
1.5.2. JLN-740N System Configuration Diagram ................................................... 1-19
1.5.3. JLN-741A System Configuration Diagram ................................................... 1-20
1.5.4. JLN-741N System Configuration Diagram ................................................... 1-21
1.6. System Diagram ..................................................................................................... 1-22
1.6.1. System diagram (JLN-740A) ........................................................................ 1-22
1.6.2. System diagram (JLN-740N)........................................................................ 1-23
1.6.3. System diagram (JLN-741A) ........................................................................ 1-24
1.6.4. System diagram (JLN-741N)........................................................................ 1-25
1.7. Inter-block Wiring Diagram ..................................................................................... 1-26
1.7.1. Inter-block wiring diagram (JLN-740A) ........................................................ 1-26
1.7.2. Inter-block wiring diagram (JLN-740N) ........................................................ 1-27
1.7.3. Inter-block wiring diagram (JLN-741A) ........................................................ 1-28
1.7.4. Inter-block wiring diagram (JLN-741N) ........................................................ 1-29
2. Installation ......................................................................................................... 2-1
2.1. Installation workflow ................................................................................................. 2-1
2.1.1. JLN-740A/JLN-740N ...................................................................................... 2-1
2.1.2. JLN-741A/JLN-741N ...................................................................................... 2-2
3. Installing of NKF-547 ........................................................................................ 3-1
3.1. Installation Drawing .................................................................................................. 3-1
3.2. Installation Procedure ............................................................................................... 3-2
3.3. Welding Guide .......................................................................................................... 3-3
3.4. Painting Guide .......................................................................................................... 3-6
3.5. Handling of the Transducer ...................................................................................... 3-7
3.6. Mounting of the Transducer ...................................................................................... 3-8
3.7. Cable Laying and Piping ........................................................................................ 3-10
3.8. Final Check............................................................................................................. 3-12

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 3.9. Others ..................................................................................................................... 3-13
4. Installing of NKF-531E ...................................................................................... 4-1
4.1. Installation Drawing .................................................................................................. 4-1
4.2. Installation Procedure ............................................................................................... 4-2
4.3. Welding Guide .......................................................................................................... 4-3
4.3.1. Unpacking and Handling ................................................................................ 4-3
4.3.2. Disassembling ................................................................................................ 4-4
4.3.3. Welding .......................................................................................................... 4-5
4.4. Mounting Guide of the Transducer ........................................................................... 4-7
4.5. Painting Guide .......................................................................................................... 4-8
4.6. Maintenance Space and Piping ................................................................................ 4-9
4.7. Replacing Guide of the Transducer ........................................................................ 4-10
5. Installing of NJC-70S ........................................................................................ 5-1
5.1. Installation Drawing .................................................................................................. 5-1
5.2. Name plate sticking .................................................................................................. 5-3
5.3. Installation Procedure ............................................................................................... 5-4
5.3.1. Removal of the cover ..................................................................................... 5-4
5.3.2. Connection of the equipment ......................................................................... 5-5
[Link]. Precautions ....................................................................................... 5-5
[Link]. Connection of Power Supply ............................................................. 5-9
[Link].1. AC Power supply (100V or 230V) (JLN-740A, JLN-740N) ..... 5-9
[Link].2. AC Power supply (100V or 230V) (JLN-741A, JLN-741N) ... 5-12
[Link]. Connecting the transducer (Common to JLN-740A, JLN-740N,
JLN-741A, and JLN-741N) .............................................................. 5-14
[Link].1. Processing the transducer cable ........................................... 5-14
[Link]. Connecting the distribution processor and the signal processor .... 5-16
[Link].1. Connecting distribution processor NQA-7040 (for JLN-740A and
JLN-740N) ............................................................................. 5-16
[Link].2. Connecting the main display unit (for JLN-741A and JLN-741N)
.............................................................................................. 5-18
5.3.3. Supplying the power ..................................................................................... 5-19
5.3.4. Attachment of the cover ............................................................................... 5-21
5.4. Fuse Replacement Procedure................................................................................ 5-22
5.4.1. NJC-70S fuse replacement procedure ......................................................... 5-23
[Link]. Replacement of 2A Fuse ................................................................. 5-23
[Link]. Replacement of 5A Fuse ................................................................. 5-25

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 5.4.2. How to replace the fuse for power cable...................................................... 5-28
6. Installing of NQA-7040 ...................................................................................... 6-1
6.1. Installation Drawing .................................................................................................. 6-1
6.2. Sub name plate sticking ........................................................................................... 6-3
6.3. Installation Procedure ............................................................................................... 6-4
6.3.1. Removing the cover ....................................................................................... 6-4
6.3.2. Connecting the equipment ............................................................................. 6-5
[Link]. Precautions ....................................................................................... 6-5
[Link]. Method of Inserting Cable ............................................................... 6-10
[Link]. Wiring Diagram ................................................................................ 6-11
[Link].1. TB1 Connection Example ..................................................... 6-11
[Link].2. TB2 Connection Example ..................................................... 6-12
[Link].3. TB3 Connection Example ..................................................... 6-14
[Link].4. TB4 Connection Example ..................................................... 6-15
[Link]. Connection Method of VDR ............................................................ 6-16
[Link]. Connection of Power Supply ........................................................... 6-17
[Link].1. AC Power supply (100V or 230V) ......................................... 6-17
[Link].2. 24VDC Power Supply Exclusive to Power Fail Alarm........... 6-20
[Link]. Connecting NJC-70S....................................................................... 6-22
[Link]. Comb shape clamp ......................................................................... 6-23
[Link]. Cable Inlet ....................................................................................... 6-24
6.3.3. Supplying power ........................................................................................... 6-25
6.3.4. Attaching a cover ......................................................................................... 6-26
6.4. Cable end processing ............................................................................................. 6-30
6.5. Assembling an Ethernet Connector (RJ-45 Type) .................................................. 6-31
6.6. Fuse Replacement Procedure................................................................................ 6-37
6.6.1. NQA-7040 fuse replacement procedure ...................................................... 6-38
[Link]. Replacement of 0.5A Fuse .............................................................. 6-38
[Link]. Replacement of 4A Fuse ................................................................. 6-40
7. Installing of NWZ-510SDW ............................................................................... 7-1
7.1. Installation Drawing .................................................................................................. 7-1
7.2. Pasting of seal .......................................................................................................... 7-3
7.3. Installation Procedure ............................................................................................... 7-4
7.3.1. JLN-740A ....................................................................................................... 7-4
7.3.2. JLN-741A ..................................................................................................... 7-15
8. Installing of NWZ-4640 ...................................................................................... 8-1

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 8.1. Installation Drawing .................................................................................................. 8-1
8.2. Pasting of seal .......................................................................................................... 8-3
8.2.1. Seal pasting method of NWZ-4640 ................................................................ 8-3
8.2.2. Seal pasting method of CGC-300B ................................................................ 8-4
8.3. Installation Procedure ............................................................................................... 8-5
8.3.1. JLN-740N ....................................................................................................... 8-5
8.3.2. JLN-741N ....................................................................................................... 8-7
8.4. Mounting Guide ........................................................................................................ 8-9
9. Installing of NWZ-650SDR ................................................................................ 9-1
9.1. Installation Drawing .................................................................................................. 9-1
9.2. Installation Procedure ............................................................................................... 9-3
10. Installing of NWZ-840SDR .............................................................................. 10-1
10.1. Installation Drawing ................................................................................................ 10-1
10.2. Installation Procedure ............................................................................................. 10-4
11. Installing of NWZ-4610 .................................................................................... 11-1
11.1. Installation Drawing ................................................................................................ 11-1
11.2. NWZ-4610 installing procedure .............................................................................. 11-3
11.3. Installation Procedure ............................................................................................. 11-4
11.4. Installation Setting .................................................................................................. 11-6
12. Installing of NWW-24....................................................................................... 12-1
12.1. Installation Drawing ................................................................................................ 12-1
12.2. Installation Procedure ............................................................................................. 12-3
13. Installing of NWW-25....................................................................................... 13-1
13.1. Installation Drawing ................................................................................................ 13-1
13.2. Installation Procedure ............................................................................................. 13-3
14. Installing of NWW-26....................................................................................... 14-1
14.1. Installation Drawing ................................................................................................ 14-1
14.2. Installation Procedure ............................................................................................. 14-3
15. Installing of NWW-7......................................................................................... 15-1
15.1. Installation Drawing ................................................................................................ 15-1
15.2. Installation Procedure ............................................................................................. 15-3
16. Setting of NWZ-510SDW ................................................................................. 16-1
16.1. Supplying power (JLN-740A/741A) ........................................................................ 16-1
16.2. Installation Setting Menu ........................................................................................ 16-3
16.2.1. ADV SET ...................................................................................................... 16-4
16.2.2. ADV SDME................................................................................................... 16-7

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17. Setting of NWZ-4640 ....................................................................................... 17-1
17.1. Supplying power (JLN-740N/741N)........................................................................ 17-1
17.2. JLN-740N Display at the time of initial power-on (JLN-740N) after factory shipment
................................................................................................................................ 17-2
17.3. JLN-741N Display at the time of initial power-on (JLN-741N) after factory shipment
................................................................................................................................ 17-3
17.4. Switch display unit setting to JLN-741N (JLN-741N) ............................................. 17-4
17.5. Checking the installation......................................................................................... 17-5
17.5.1 Changing to the maintenance mode ............................................................ 17-5
17.5.2 Checking the input port ................................................................................ 17-5
18. Setting of NWZ-650SDR .................................................................................. 18-1
18.1. Installation Setting Menu ........................................................................................ 18-1
18.1.1. ADV SET ...................................................................................................... 18-2
[Link]. ADV SET Menu List ........................................................................ 18-2
18.1.2. SDME ADV ................................................................................................... 18-6
[Link]. SDME ADV Menu List ..................................................................... 18-6
19. Setting of NWZ-840SDR .................................................................................. 19-1
19.1. Installation Setting Menu ........................................................................................ 19-1
19.1.1. ADV SET ...................................................................................................... 19-2
[Link]. ADV SET Menu List ........................................................................ 19-2
19.1.2. SDME ADV ................................................................................................... 19-6
[Link]. SDME ADV Menu List ..................................................................... 19-6
20. Maintenance Software .................................................................................... 20-1
20.1. Required Items ....................................................................................................... 20-1
20.1.1. JLN-740A/740N ............................................................................................ 20-1
20.1.2. JLN-741A/741N ............................................................................................ 20-1
20.2. Connection Method ................................................................................................ 20-1
20.2.1. Connection Method of JLN-740A/740N ....................................................... 20-3
20.2.2. Connection Method of LN-741A and JLN-741N........................................... 20-5
20.3. Precautions ............................................................................................................. 20-8
20.4. Maintenance PC tool .............................................................................................. 20-8
20.5. Installation Procedure ............................................................................................. 20-9
20.5.1. Initial setting value required for each piece of equipment.......................... 20-12
20.6. Network setteing ................................................................................................... 20-13
20.6.1. Start the maintenance PC tool. .................................................................. 20-13
20.6.2. Open the Network Connections setting. .................................................... 20-13

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 20.6.3. Open the property of network adaptor. ...................................................... 20-13
20.6.4. Open the properties of Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4). ................ 20-14
20.6.5. Open the Advanced settings. ..................................................................... 20-14
20.6.6. Add the IP address. .................................................................................... 20-15
20.7. Initializing the Equipment (JLN-740A/740N) ........................................................ 20-16
20.7.1. Start the maintenance PC tool. .................................................................. 20-16
20.7.2. Connect the equipment. ............................................................................. 20-16
20.7.3. Click on the [First Settings] button. ............................................................ 20-16
20.7.4. Checking and changing the initial settings ................................................. 20-17
[Link]. Measurement start status .............................................................. 20-19
[Link]. Setting relating to the vessel speed calculation ............................ 20-19
[Link]. Distance reset................................................................................ 20-19
[Link]. Setting relating to the hull .............................................................. 20-20
[Link]. System test status ......................................................................... 20-21
[Link]. Setting relating to system time ...................................................... 20-22
[Link]. Transducer (NKF-547/531E) management information ................ 20-23
[Link]. Signal processor (NJC-70) error ................................................... 20-23
[Link]. Setting remote displays ................................................................. 20-24
[Link]. Setting analog displays (NWW-24/25/26) ..................................... 20-24
[Link]. Setting LOG pulse ......................................................................... 20-25
[Link]. Setting relating to the brightness control ....................................... 20-26
[Link]. Setting serial alert .......................................................................... 20-27
20.7.5. Acquiring a bubble detection reference waveform ..................................... 20-28
20.7.6. Speed calibration ........................................................................................ 20-30
20.7.7. Calculating milepost test results................................................................. 20-32
[Link]. Entering a ground distance (True Distance) manually. ................. 20-33
[Link]. Entering a ground distance (True Distance) through serial
communication of GPS.................................................................. 20-34
20.8. Changing the Detailed Settings (JLN-740A/740N) ............................................... 20-36
20.8.1. Start the maintenance PC tool. .................................................................. 20-36
20.8.2. Connect the equipment. ............................................................................. 20-36
20.8.3. Select a menu. ........................................................................................... 20-37
20.8.4. Resetting all the settings to those of the factory shipment ........................ 20-38
20.8.5. Checking and changing all the settings and statuses ................................ 20-39
[Link]. Status of the main display (NWZ-510SDW) .................................. 20-41
[Link]. Status of the distribution processor (NQA-7040)........................... 20-42

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[Link]. Status of the signal processor (NJC-70) ....................................... 20-43
[Link]. Measurement start status .............................................................. 20-44
[Link]. Setting relating to the vessel speed calculation ............................ 20-44
[Link]. Error status .................................................................................... 20-45
[Link]. Distance reset................................................................................ 20-46
[Link]. Setting relating to the hull .............................................................. 20-47
[Link]. Setting relating to the transducer mounting angle ........................ 20-48
[Link]. System test status ......................................................................... 20-49
[Link]. Power detection value ................................................................... 20-50
[Link]. Setting relating to system time ...................................................... 20-50
[Link]. Status of supported frequency....................................................... 20-51
[Link]. Transducer (NKF-547/531E) management information ................ 20-51
[Link]. Signal processor (NJC-70) error ................................................... 20-52
[Link]. Setting remote displays ................................................................. 20-54
[Link]. Setting analog displays (NWW-24/25/26) ..................................... 20-55
[Link]. Setting the NMEA version ............................................................. 20-56
[Link]. Setting JRC-RMS .......................................................................... 20-57
[Link]. Setting main display (NWZ - 510SDW) Ethernet .......................... 20-57
[Link]. Main display (NWZ-510SDW) oriented IEC 61162-450 transmission
group ............................................................................................. 20-58
[Link]. Setting LOG pulse ......................................................................... 20-59
[Link]. Setting reception of ROT ............................................................... 20-59
[Link]. SFI number of IEC 61162-450....................................................... 20-60
[Link]. Distribution processor (NQA-7040) error ...................................... 20-61
[Link]. Setting relating to brightness control ............................................. 20-61
[Link]. Setting relating to reception of day/time information ..................... 20-63
[Link]. Power control status ...................................................................... 20-64
[Link]. Transmission channel enable flag ................................................. 20-64
[Link]. Setting maintenance Ethernet ....................................................... 20-65
[Link]. Setting a transmission group addressed to JRC-RMS ................. 20-66
[Link]. Setting a transmission group of the IEC 61162-450 standard ...... 20-67
[Link]. Setting a reception group of the IEC 61162-450 standard ............ 20-68
[Link]. IEC 61162 error counter (1/2)........................................................ 20-71
[Link]. IEC 61162 error counter (2/2)........................................................ 20-72
[Link]. Setting serial alert .......................................................................... 20-73
[Link]. Mode status ................................................................................... 20-73

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 [Link]. Equipment status data ................................................................... 20-74
20.8.6. Acquiring waveform log .............................................................................. 20-75
20.8.7. Performing demonstration for presentation ................................................ 20-76
20.8.8. Displaying maintenance information .......................................................... 20-77
20.9. Initializing the Equipment (JLN-741A/741N) ........................................................ 20-79
20.9.1. Start the maintenance PC tool. .................................................................. 20-79
20.9.2. Connect the equipment. ............................................................................. 20-79
20.9.3. Click on the [First Settings] button. ............................................................ 20-79
20.9.4. Checking and changing the initial settings ................................................. 20-80
[Link]. Measurement start status .............................................................. 20-82
[Link]. Setting relating to the vessel speed calculation ............................ 20-82
[Link]. Distance reset................................................................................ 20-82
[Link]. Transducer (NKF-547/531E) management information ................ 20-83
[Link]. Signal processor (NJC-70) error ................................................... 20-83
20.9.5. Acquiring a bubble detection reference waveform ..................................... 20-84
20.9.6. Speed calibration ........................................................................................ 20-86
20.9.7. Calculating milepost test results................................................................. 20-88
[Link]. Entering a ground distance (True Distance) manually. ................. 20-89
[Link]. Entering a ground distance (True Distance) through serial
communication of GPS.................................................................. 20-90
20.10. Changing the Detailed Settings (JLN-741A/741N) ............................................... 20-92
20.10.1. Start the maintenance PC tool. .................................................................. 20-92
20.10.2. Connect the equipment. ............................................................................. 20-92
20.10.3. Select a menu. ........................................................................................... 20-93
20.10.4. Resetting all the settings to those of the factory shipment ........................ 20-94
20.10.5. Checking and changing all the settings and statuses ................................ 20-95
[Link]. Status of the signal processor (NJC-70) ....................................... 20-96
[Link]. Measurement start status .............................................................. 20-97
[Link]. Setting relating to the vessel speed calculation ............................ 20-97
[Link]. Error status .................................................................................... 20-98
[Link]. Distance reset.............................................................................. 20-100
[Link]. Setting relating to the transducer mounting angle ...................... 20-100
[Link]. System test status ....................................................................... 20-101
[Link]. Power detection value ................................................................. 20-102
[Link]. Status of supported frequency..................................................... 20-102
[Link]. Transducer (NKF-547/531E) management information .............. 20-103

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 [Link]. Signal processor (NJC-70) errors ............................................... 20-103
[Link]. Transmission channel enable flags ............................................. 20-106
[Link]. Mode status ................................................................................. 20-106
20.10.6. Acquiring waveform log ............................................................................ 20-107
20.10.7. Performing demonstration for presentation .............................................. 20-108
20.10.8. Displaying software information ............................................................... 20-109
21. Trouble Shooting ............................................................................................ 21-1
Appendix(A) Menu list ............................................................................................. 1
A.1 Display menu list (NWZ-510SDW, NWZ-650SDR/NWZ-840SDR) ......................... 1
A.2 Normal menu (NWZ-4640) ...................................................................................... 5
A.3 Maintenance software menu list .............................................................................. 9
Appendix(B) Milepost Test Result ........................................................................... 1

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1. Overview

1.1. Function
The JLN-740A/740N/741A/741N Doppler log is the equipment that accurately measures the
speed through the water and navigation distance of the ship by emitting ultrasonic signals to
the fore and the after in the water from the transducer that is installed in the bottom of the ship
and using the Doppler effects of the ultrasonic signals that are reflected from the underwater.
This equipment measures the relative speed through the water at 3m or more from the bottom
of a ship. Therefore, the equipment can measure the ship speed according to the output of
the main engine excluding the speed of the current and so on. Signals surrounding the
bottom of the ship are excluded by applying transmission and reception in a pulse system,
thereby preventing errors of the ship speed that occurs due to the change of the draft. In
addition, by using the dual beam system that emits ultrasonic signals in two directions, fore
and after, the ship’s speed errors due to the trim change are dramatically reduced.
This equipment complies with the IMO (International Maritime Organization) regulation and
measures and displays a wide range of ship speed from low speed to high speed.

1.2. Content of This Manual

This manual has brought notes that install these equipments that compose the device in the
hull together. And, it is described as a reference. Refer to this manual and an instruction
manual about the operation after the installing.

1-1 1 Overview
1.3. Components
The standard equipment and options are shown in the tables below.

JLN-740A Standard components

Item name Model Code Quantity Remarks
Main Display NWZ-510SDW NWZ510SDW 1 5-inch color display
Cable for
Main Display communication/power supply
Communication CFS-5680 CFS5680 1 between the main display and
Cable distribution processor (about
1.2m)
Distribution
NQA-7040 NQA7040 1 For JLN-740A/740N
Processor
ADT-STP-T10 5JBDH00021 Lan connector
LAN Plug Connector Each 2
ADT-MC7L 5JBDH00009 Modular cover
Signal Processor NJC-70S NJC70S 1 -
Transducer Flat type
NKF-547 NKF-547 1
Mounting With cable 30m
Spare parts H-7ZXNA3007 7ZXNA3007 1 -
Instruction manual H-7ZPNA3208 7ZPNA3208 1 -

JLN-740N Standard components

Item name Model Code Quantity Remarks
Main display unit NWZ-4640 NWZ4640 1 4.5-inch monochrome display
Data power
CFQ-5766A CFQ5766A 1 2m
cable
Fuse MF60NR 250V 1 5ZFGD00205 2 1A fuse
NWZ-4640 Accessory

Front panel MTV305018A MTV305018A 1 -

Desktop Base, Knob Bolt, rotating
MPBX47065 MPBX47065 1
frame kit seat, Knob Washer
Product
MPNN50584A MPNN50584A 1 For Front
nameplate
Installation
schematic MTZ304550A MTZ304550A 1 For Flush Mount
drawing
Distribution
NQA-7040 NQA7040 1 For JLN-740A/740N
Processor
ADT-STP-T10 5JBDH00021 Lan connector
LAN Plug Connector Each 2
ADT-MC7L 5JBDH00009 Modular cover
Signal Processor NJC-70S NJC70S 1 -
Transducer Flat type
NKF-547 NKF-547 1
Mounting With cable 30m
Junction box CQD-10 CQD-10CN2 1 -
Spare parts H-7ZXNA3007 7ZXNA3007 1 -
Instruction manual H-7ZPNA3208 7ZPNA3208 1 -
N2.5
External Buzzer CGC-300B CGC300BN2 1
For Flush Mount
For CGC-300B
Connection Cable CFQ-9002 CFQ-9002 1
5m

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 JLN-741A Standard components
Item name Model Code Quantity Remarks
Main Display NWZ-510SDW NWZ510SDW 1 5-inch color display
Cable for
Main Display
communication/power supply
Communication CFS-6680A CFS6680A 1
between the main display and
Cable
signal processor (about 1.2m)
Signal Processor NJC-70S NJC70S 1 -
AC power rectifier NBA-5143 NBA5143A 1 -
Transducer Flat type
NKF-547 NKF-547 1
Mounting With cable 30m
Spare parts H-7ZXNA3007 7ZXNA3007 1 -
Instruction manual H-7ZPNA3208 7ZPNA3208 1 -

JLN-741N Standard components

Item name Model Code Quantity Remarks
Main display unit NWZ-4640 NWZ4640 1 4.5-inch monochrome display
Data power
CFQ-5766A CFQ5766A 1 2m
cable
Fuse MF60NR 250V 1 5ZFGD00205 2 1A fuse
NWZ-4640 Accessory

Front panel MTV305018A MTV305018A 1 -

Desktop Base, Knob Bolt, rotating
MPBX47065 MPBX47065 1
frame kit seat, Knob Washer
Product
MPNN50584A MPNN50584A 1 For Front
nameplate
Installation
schematic MTZ304550A MTZ304550A 1 For Flush Mount
drawing
Signal Processor NJC-70S NJC70S 1 -
AC power rectifier NBA-5143 NBA5143A 1 -
Transducer Flat type
NKF-547 NKF-547 1
Mounting With cable 30m
Junction Box CQD-10 CQD-10CN2 1 -
Spare parts H-7ZXNA3007 7ZXNA3007 1 -
Instruction manual H-7ZPNA3208 7ZPNA3208 1 -
N2.5
External Buzzer CGC-300B CGC300BN2 1
For Flush Mount
For CGC-300B
Connection Cable CFQ-9002 CFQ-9002 1
5m

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 JLN-740A, JLN-740N Optional components (Separately sold)
Item name Model Code Quantity Remarks
For JLN-740A
Desktop frame MPBX49706 MPBX49706 1 Main display
(NWZ-510SDW)
NWZ-650SDR NWZ650SDR 6.5-inch

Up to a total of 2
Remote Display 2
NWZ-840SDR NWZ840SDR 8.4-inch

units
Color Code
Multi-information CFQ-5766A
NWZ-4610 N2.5 NWZ4610N2 2
Display (MID) 2m attached
N4 NWZ4610
Color Code
N2.5 NWW-7-N2
A loud click sound is
Distance Counter NWW-7 N4 NWW-7-N4 1
heard when counting
2.5G7/2 NWW-7
7.5BG7/2 NWW-7-7

Junction Box CQD-10 CQD-10CN2 1 -

NWW-24
Refer to "Table 1.1 NWW-25 has built- in
Analog Display NWW-25 2
Analog display size list". dimmer
NWW-26
Cable for
communication/power
Remote Display supply between the
CFS-6680A CFS6680A 1
Communication Cable remote display and
distribution processor
(about 1.2m)

Multi-information CFQ-5766D CFQ5766D 1 10m/14-core/extension

Display
Communication/
Power Supply Cable CFQ-5766F CFQ5766F 1 20m/14-core/extension

Gate Valve type

Transducer Mounting NKF-531E NKF-531E 1
With cable 40 m
Color Code
N2.5 NCM-227-N2
NCM-227 N3 NCM-227-N 1 Connection compatible
2.5G7/2 NCM-227-2 devices, please refer to
Dimmer Unit 7.5BG7/2 NCM-227-7 " Table 1.2 Control
according to dimmer
N2.5 NCM329H-N2 unit NCM-227 /
N3 NCM-329-HN NCM-329"
NCM-329 1
2.5G7/2 NCM-329-H2
7.5BG7/2 NCM-329-H7

JLN-740A, JLN-740N Optional components (Separately sold)

Item name Model Code Quantity Remarks
For JLN-741A
Desktop frame MPBX49706 MPBX49706 1 Main display
(NWZ-510SDW)
Gate valve type
Transducer Mounting NKF-531E NKF-531E 1
40-m cable attached

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 Variation of NKF-531E (Classification Society) Optional components (Separately sold)
Class Item name Model Code Cable length

Transducer Mounting NKF-531EAD-04 NA531EAD04 40m

ABS / DNV
ABS/DNV

BV Transducer Mounting BV NKF-531EBV-04 NA531EBV04 40m

CCS Transducer Mounting CCS NKF-531ECC-04 NA531ECC04 40m

GL Transducer Mounting GL NKF-531EGL-04 NA531EGL04 40m

KR Transducer Mounting KR NKF-531EKR-04 NA531EKR04 40m

LR Transducer Mounting LR NKF-531ELR-04 NA531ELR04 40m

NK Transducer Mounting NKF-531E NA531ENK 25m

Variation of CFT-022 (transducer without Gate Valve) Optional components (Separately sold)
Item name Model Code Cable length

2 MHz Transducer CFT-022C30 CFT022C30 30m

Painting Transducer CFT022C30P CFT022C30P 30m

2 MHz Transducer CFT-022C01 CFT022C01 40m

Note: CFT022C30P is a specification for JMU

Variation of CFT-023 (transducer for Gate Valve) Optional components (Separately sold)
Item name Model Code Cable length

2 MHz Transducer H-7UNNA3002 CFT-023C 7UNNA3002 25m

2 MHz Transducer CFT023C01 CFT023C01 40m

Variation of Data Power Cable for NWZ-4610 Optional components (Separately sold)
Item name Model Code Cable length

DATAPOWER CABLE CFQ-5766B CFQ5766B 3m

DATAPOWER CABLE CFQ-5766D CFQ5766D 10m

DATAPOWER CABLE CFQ-5766F CFQ5766F 20m

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1.4. Construction
1.4.1. Equipment outline
Equipment outline is shown in the following figure:

MAIN DISPLAY NWZ-510SDW (JLN-740A/741A)

Mass: 1.2 kg
Color: Munsell N2.5

NWZ-510SDW (Unit: mm)

MAIN DISPLAY NWZ-4640 (JLN-740N/741N)

Mass: 0.8 kg
Color: Munsell N2.5

NWZ-4640 (Unit: mm)

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External Buzzer CGC-300B (JLN-740N/741N)

Mass: 0.5 kg
Color: Munsell N2.5

CGC-300B (Unit: mm)

Distribution processor NQA-7040 (JLN-740A/740N)

4×M6 or φ8

Mounting hole size diagram

Cable inlet
Mass: 6.0 kg
Color: Munsell N2.5

NQA-7040 (Unit: mm)

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SIGNAL PROCESSOR NJC-70S

Mass: 5.5 kg
Color: Munsell N2.5

NJC-70S (Unit: mm)

TRANSDUCER NKF-547

Mass: 17 kg

NKF-547 (Unit: mm)

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AC power rectifier NBA-5143

Mass: 3.5 kg
Color: Munsell N4

NBA-5143 (Unit: mm)

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SUB DISPLAY NWZ-650SDR (Option)

Mass: 1.4 kg
Color: Munsell N2.5

NWZ-650SDR (Unit: mm)

SUB DISPLAY NWZ-840SDR (Option)

Mass: 2.1 kg
Color: Munsell N2.5

NWZ-840SDR (Unit: mm)

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Desktop frame MPBX49706 (optional)

Mass: 1.0kg
Color: Munsell N2.5

MPBX49706 (Unit: mm)

MULTI-INFORMATION DISPLAY NWZ-4610 (Option)

Mass: 0.8 kg
Color: Munsell N2.5

NWZ-4610 (Unit: mm)

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DISTANCE COUNTER NWW-7 (Option)

Terminal

Cable

Attached nameplate
Mass: 1 kg
Color: Munsell N2.5

NWW-7 (Unit: mm)

ANALOG DISPLAY NWW-24 (Option)

Model Mass Scale panel E.L panel

-4 to 20 Green

-5 to 25
Orange
-6 to 30

Model Scale panel EL panel Coating colour

Munsell N2.5

NWW-24 (Unit: mm)

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ANALOG DISPLAY NWW-25 (Option)

For dimmer For signal

Model Mass Scale plate E.L plate

-4 to 20 Green

-5 to 25
Orange
-6 to 30

Model Scale plate E.L plate Coating colour

Munsell N2.5

NWW-25 (Unit: mm)

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 ANALOG DISPLAY NWW-26 (Option)

Model Mass Scale plate E.L plate

Green

Orange

Model Scale plate E.L plate Coating colour

Munsell N2.5

NWW-26 (Unit: mm)

Table 1.1 Analog Display Size Table
NWW-24 NWW-25 NWW-26
(Flush mount type) (Wall mount type) (Panel flush mount type)
Scale Size Green EL Orange EL Green EL Orange EL Green EL Orange EL

L NWW-24L20G NWW-24L20O NWW-25L20G NWW-25L20O NWW-26L20G NWW-26L20O

−4 to 20kn

M - - - - NWW-26M20G NWW-26M20O

S NWW-24S20G NWW-24S20O NWW-25S20G NWW-25S20O NWW-26S20G NWW-26S20O

L NWW-24L25G NWW-24L25O NWW-25L25G NWW-25L25O NWW-26L25G NWW-26L25O

−5 to 25kn

M - - - - NWW-26M25G NWW-26M25O

S NWW-24S25G NWW-24S25O NWW-25S25G NWW-25S25O NWW-26S25G NWW-26S25O

L NWW-24L30G NWW-24L30O NWW-25L30G NWW-25L30O NWW-26L30G NWW-26L30O

−6 to 30kn

M - - - - NWW-26M30G NWW-26M30O

S NWW-24S30G NWW-24S30O NWW-25S30G NWW-25S30O NWW-26S30G NWW-26S30O

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 Dimmer uni NCM-227 (Option)

Terminal plate

Mass: 0.5 kg
Color: Munsell N2.5

NCM-227 (Unit: mm)

Dimmer unit NCM-329 (Option)

Mass: 0.5 kg
Color: Munsell N2.5

NCM-329 (Unit: mm)

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JUNCTION BOX CQD-10 (Option)

Caulking colour
4 sections

Mass: 1.1 kg
Color: Munsell N2.5

CQD-10 (Unit: mm)

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TRANSDUCER NKF-531E (Option)

Cable 40

(Stroke)
Supplied by JRC
Provide a distance from
the power cable.

380 or less

Ship’s heading
mark
Mounting
tolerance should

Quarter
be ±5° or less

2 M16 bolts
Ship’s
(Shipyard) heading

Ship’s heading
(Shipyard)

φ178 (Mounting hole) Bottom of the ship

Ship’s heading mark Mass: 48kg

NKF-531E (Unit: mm)

1.4.2. Table 1.2 Control according to dimmer unit NCM-227 / NCM-329

Central dimmer NCM-227 NCM-329
Item name Model
(DDC) dimmer unit dimmer unit
NWZ-510SDW  

(Linking) (Linking)
Main Display
 
NWZ-4640 
(Linking) (Linking)
 
NWZ-650SDR 
(Linking) (Linking)
Remote Display
 
NWZ-840SDR 
(Linking) (Linking)
 
MID NWZ-4610 
(Direct connect) (Direct connect)

NWW-24  
(Direct connect)
  
Analog Display NWW-25
(Internal) (Internal) (Internal)

NWW-26  
(Direct connect)
Distance Counter
(Distance counter
NWW-7   
NWW-7 there is
no lighting.)

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 1.5.
1.5.1.
Doppler Log JLN-740A System Diagram Example
LAN
LAN,24VDC Main Display
RS-422 J10 DC
GPS RX2 Main Display Communication Cable (NWZ-510SDW)
(CFS-5680)

RS-422
System Configuration

Dimmer Unit Analog RS-422,24VDC Remote Display

RX RX,TX,DC24VOUT DC
(NCM-227) Remote Display Communication Cable (NWZ-650SDR)
(CFS-6680A)

Maximum
connectable
Remote displays
RS-422 are two.
Serial Alarm RX,TX

DryContact RS-422,24VDC Junction Box RS-422,24VDC MID

System Alarm ALM TX,DC24VOUT
(CQD-10) Data power cable (NWZ-4610)
(CFQ-5766A)
DryContact
Speed Alarm ALM
JLN-740A System Configuration Diagram

Analog Dimmer Unit

DryContact
Power Fail Alarm ALM (NCM-227)

Distribution
Processor

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VDR
(RMS/JRCLAN) LAN (NQA-7040) Analog,100VAC Dimmer Unit Analog Display1
RMS Analog out,EL OUT
or (NCM-329) (NWW-24/26)
Maintenance PC

Analog,100VAC Analog Display2

Analog out,EL OUT
(NWW-25)

Pulse Distance Counter

TX
(NWW-7)
RS-422
TX1
RS-422
TX2
RS-422
TX3
Speed through water / RS-422
TX4
Distance through water RS-422
VBW/VLW output TX5
RS-422
TX6
RS-422
TX7 100VAC/230VAC
RS-422 AC OUT
TX8 Signal Processor
RS-422,PWR-EN (NJC-70S)
RX,TX,PWR-EN

Pulse If gate valve type

Log Pulse Log Pulse TX1 (optional item)
Pulse Transducer RX,TX Transducer RX,TX
Log Pulse Log Pulse TX2

24VDC
DC Power Battery 24V for Power ALM Transducer
100VAC/230VAC
AC Power AC IN (NKF-531E)
Transducer is optional item
(NKF-547)

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 1.5.2.
Buzzer output External Buzzer
Doppler Log JLN-740N System Diagram Example
Connection cable (CGC-300B)
(CFQ-9002)
RS-422
GPS RX2 RS-422,24VDC Junction Box RS-422,24VDC Main Display
MID
(CQD-10) Data power cable (NWZ-4640)
(CFQ-5766A)

Dimmer Unit Analog RS-422

RX RS-422,24VDC
(NCM-227) Remote Display
RX,TX,DC24VOUT DC
Remote Display Communication Cable (NWZ-650SDR)
(CFS-6680A)

Maximum number
of Remote Disp.
RS-422 is two.
Serial Alarm RX,TX

DryContact
System Alarm ALM RS-422,24VDC RS-422,24VDC
Junction Box MID
TX,DC24VOUT
(CQD-10) Data power cable (NWZ-4610)
DryContact (CFQ-5766A)
Speed Alarm ALM

DryContact
JLN-740N System Configuration Diagram

Power Fail Alarm ALM Analog Dimmer Unit

(NCM-227)

Distribution
Processor

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VDR
LAN Analog,100VAC Dimmer Unit
(RMS/JRCLAN) (NQA-7040) Analog Display1
RMS Analog out,EL OUT (NCM-329)
or (NWW-24/26)
Maintenance PC

Analog,100VAC Analog Display2

Analog out,EL OUT
(NWW-25)

Pulse Distance Counter

TX
RS-422 (NWW-7)
TX1
RS-422
TX2
RS-422
TX3
Speed through water / RS-422
TX4
Distance through water RS-422
VBW/VLW output TX5
RS-422
TX6
RS-422
TX7
RS-422 100VAC/230VAC
TX8 AC OUT
Signal Processor
RS-422,PWR-EN (NJC-70S)
RX,TX,PWR-EN

Pulse If gate valve type

Log Pulse Log Pulse TX1 (optional item)
Pulse
Log Pulse Log Pulse TX2 Transducer RX,TX Transducer RX,TX

24VDC
DC Power Battery 24V for Power ALM Transducer
100VAC/230VAC
AC Power AC IN (NKF-531E)
Transducer
(NKF-547) is optional item

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 1.5.3.
Doppler Log JLN-741A System Diagram Example
RS-422, RS-422, RS-422
IEC61162-1
DOWNLINK,UPLINK Power ON/OFF Power ON/OFF Main Display
EN Main Display (NWZ-510SDW) RS-422
IEC61162-1
Communication Cable
(CFS-6680A)

24VDC AC power rectifier 100VAC/230VAC

AC Power
(NBA-5143)

Note: Isolated power supply needed

JLN-741A System Configuration Diagram

Signal Processor

1-20
(NJC-70S)

Transducer RX,TX Transducer

Transducer RX,TX
(NKF-547)

If gate valve type

(optional item)

Transducer RX,TX Transducer

(NKF-531E)
is optional item
100VAC/230VAC
AC Power AC IN

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 1.5.4.
Doppler Log JLN-741N System Diagram Example
JLN-741N System Configuration Diagram

RS-422
IEC61162-1 Buzzer output External Buzzer
Connection cable (CGC-300B)
(CFQ-9002)
RS-422, RS-422,
Signal Processor
DOWNLINK,UPLINK
Power ON/OFF Junction Box Power ON/OFF Main Display

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EN (CQD-10) Data power cable (NWZ-4640)
(NJC-70S) (CFQ-5766A)

24VDC AC power rectifier 100VAC/230VAC

AC Power
(NBA-5143)

Note: Isolated power supply needed

Transducer RX,TX Transducer

Transducer RX,TX
(NKF-547)

If gate valve type

(optional item)

Transducer RX,TX Transducer

(NKF-531E) is optional item

100VAC/230VAC
AC Power AC IN

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 1.6.
1.6.1.
CAUTION
Use the CFS-5680.
MAIN DISPLAY UNIT NWZ-510SDW is
damaged when you directly connect a LAN cable
in MAIN DISPLAY UNIT without using
CFS-5680.
MAIN DISPLAY UNIT
J10
NWZ-510SDW LAN Display (ONLY)
System Diagram

Include Power Supply

(for exclusive use of MAIN DISPLAY UNIT
NWZ-510SDW)
*1)TTYCSLA-1
IEC61162-1 IEC61162-1
*1)TTYCSLA-1
IEC61162-1 IEC61162-1
REMOTE DISPLAY *1)TTYCSLA-1
IEC61162-1 IEC61162-1
NWZ-650SDR/840SDR *1)TTYCSLA-4 *1)TTYCSLA-1
IEC61162-1 IEC61162-1
(Max 100m) *1)TTYCSLA-1
IEC61162-1 IEC61162-1
*1)TTYCSLA-1
IEC61162-1 IEC61162-1
System diagram (JLN-740A)

*1)TTYCSLA-1
IEC61162-1 IEC61162-1
*1)TTYCSLA-1
IEC61162-1 IEC61162-1
(Max 100m)

NCM-227 *1)TTYCSLA-4 When retrofit from JLN - 205 Mk II, when using existing cable
*1)TTYCSLA-1 Power Alarm
DIMMER UNIT *1)TTYCSLA-4 TTYCSLA - 4 for communication and using the remaining 1 pair as
(Max 100m) System Alarm
*1)TTYCSLA-1 AC
Speed Alarm 1pair 230VAC Max 280m
*1)TTYCSLA-4
(Max 100m) Serial Alarm 100VAC Max 160m
LAN Maintenance When retrofit from JLN - 550, when using existing cable TTYCSLA -
Remote Maintenance J11 7 for communication and using the remaining 4 pairs as AC
System(RMS) *1)LAN 1pair 230VAC Max 280m
NWZ-4610 *2)CFQ-5766A CQD-10 *5)TTYCSLA-4 Bridge Interface(Sensor LAN SW)
REMOTE DISPLAY (JRC 2m) JUNCTION BOX 100VAC Max 160m
*1)TTYCSLA-1 2pairs 230VAC Max 500m
Log Pulse1
Log Pulse *1)TTYCSLA-1 100VAC Max 320m
Log Pulse2

1-22
3pairs 230VAC Max 500m
DISTRIBUTION PROCESSOR 100VAC Max 480m
NCM-227 *5)TTYCSLA-1 NQA-7040 4pairs 230VAC Max 500m
DIMMER UNIT *1)TTYCSLA-1 100VAC Max 500m
GPS in (DATE, UTC)
(Total Max 100m)

NWW-24,26
*4)TTYCSLA-4 NCM-329 *4)TTYCSLA-4
REMOTE DISPLAY
DIMMER UNIT
NWW-7 (ANALOG)
*1)TTYCSLA-1
DISTANCE
(Max 100m)
COUNTER
(Total Max 100m)

NWW-25
*1)TTYCSLA-4
*1)TTYCSLA-4 REMOTE DISPLAY
(Max 100m)
(Max 500m) (ANALOG)
NJC-70S
SIGNAL PROCESSOR

is optional item *1): Shipyard Supply

*2): JRC Supply
*1)COPPER PLATE *3): Shipyard Supply
*2)Transducer Cable Dia 13.2 *2)Transducer Cable Dia 13.2
(JRC 30m) (JRC 40m) D1 : 0.6/1 kV DPYC-1.5 If Ship’s Main 230VAC, D1(Max 500m)
*1)D1 Ship’s Backup 24VDC D2 : 0.6/1 kV DPYC-2.5 D2(Max 500m)
(For Power Alarm) TTYCSLA-1 :150/250 V TTYCSLA-1 If Ship’s Main 100VAC, D1(Max 320m)
TTYCSLA-4 :150/250 V TTYCSLA-4
LAN :CAT-5 LAN Cable D2(Max 500m)
*3)D1 or D2 *4), *5): Shipyard Supply
Ship’s Main 100,230VAC *Waterproof Ethernet Cable
(Shield Twist-Pair cable with Total 100m of the two cables
NKF-531E waterproof)
NKF-547 *1)
TRANSDUCER TRANSDUCER
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1.6.2. System diagram (JLN-740N)

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 Ship’s Main 100,230VAC
*1)D1 POWER SUPPLY UNIT *1)D1 or D2 1.6.3.
NBA-5143 (MAX 100m)

*Use isolated power supply

*1)TTYCSLA-1
IEC61162-1
(Max 100m) MAIN DISPLAY UNIT
*1)TTYCSLA-1 NWZ-510SDW *2)CFS-6680A *1)TTYCSLA-4
IEC61162-1 (Approx. 1.2m) (Max 500m)
(Max 100m)
System diagram (JLN-741A)

SIGNAL PROCESSOR
NJC-70S

1-24
*3)D2
Ship’s Main 100,230VAC

*1)COPPER PLATE
*2)Transducer Cable Dia 13.2 *2)Transducer Cable Dia 13.2
(JRC 30m) (JRC 40m)

is optional item
*1): Shipyard Supply
*2): JRC Supply
*3): Shipyard Supply
If Ship’s Main 230VAC, D1(Max 500m)
NKF-531E D1 : 0.6/1 kV DPYC-1.5 D2(Max 500m)
NKF-547 D2 : 0.6/1 kV DPYC-2.5
TRANSDUCER TRANSDUCER TTYCSLA-1 :150/250 V TTYCSLA-1 If Ship’s Main 100VAC, D1(Max 320m)
(Gate Valve Type) TTYCSLA-4 :150/250 V TTYCSLA-4 D2(Max 500m)

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1.6.4. System diagram (JLN-741N)

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 NQA-7040 DISTRIBUTION PROCESSOR

1.7.
J7 TB1 TB2 TB3 TB4
Battery ＋ RX-A 1 Analog OUT+ 1 1+ ALM-NC 1 TX-A(SAT LOG) 1

1.7.1.

TX
24V － RX-B 2 Analog OUT- 2 1- ALM-COM 2 TX-B(SAT LOG) 2

Alarm
Power
TX-A 3 EL OUT 3 2+ BZ IN+ 3 RX1-A(ROT) 3

Analog
TX-B 4 EL OUT 4 2- BZ IN- 4 RX1-B(ROT) 4
RX+ 5 Analog OUT+ 5 1+ ALM-NC 5 RX2-A(GPS) 5

RX
J1 RX- 6 Analog OUT- 6 1- ALM-COM 6 RX2-B(GPS) 6

Analog Serial
Dimmer Dimmer
L DC26V OUT 7 EL OUT 7 2+ BZ OUT-COM 7 RX3-A(Spare) 7

Analog
Display 2 Display 1
Alarm
AC IN N

System
GND 8 EL OUT 8 2- BZ OUT-NO 8 RX3-B(Spare) 8
FG RX-A 9 DC26V OUT 9 1+ BZ IN+ 9 TX1-A 9
RX-B 10 GND 10 1- BZ IN- 10 TX1-B 10

MID
J2 TX-A 11 RX-A 11 2+ ALM-NC 11 TX2-A 11
L TX-B 12 RX-B 12 2- ALM-COM 12 TX2-B 12

(Main Display)
Remote 1
AC OUT N ON/OFF+ 13 TX-A 13 3+ RX-A 13 TX3-A 13

TX No.1
FG

IEC61162-1
ON/OFF- 14 TX-B 14 3- RX-B 14 TX3-B 14
DC26V OUT 15 1+ TX-A 15 TX4-A 15
GND 16 1- TX-B 16 TX4-B 16
RX-A 17 TX+ 17 + TX5-A 17
RX-B 18 2+ TX- 18 - TX5-B 18

Remote 2
TX-A 19 RX-A 19 1+ TX6-A 19
TX-B 20 2- RX-B 20 1- TX6-B 20
TX1+ 21 TX-A 21 2+ TX7-A 21

TX No.2
2-

Signal Distance Serial Speed

IEC61162-1
TX1- 22 TX-B 22 TX7-B 22

Processor Counter Alarm Alarm

TX2+ 23 PWR_EN+ 23 3+ TX8-A 23

Log Pulse
TX2- 24 PWR_EN- 24 3- TX8-B 24 CAUTION
Use the CFS-5680.
MAIN DISPLAY UNIT NWZ-510SDW is
damaged when you directly connect a LAN cable
in MAIN DISPLAY UNIT without using
J10 CFS-5680.
J11
Maintenance Display(ONLY)

*1)
Inter-block Wiring Diagram

NCM-227 *1)TTYCSLA-4
Power Alarm
DIMMER UNIT *1)TTYCSLA-4
System Alarm
*1)D1 Ship’s Backup DC24V 1 + *1)TTYCSLA-1
2 Speed Alarm
For Power Alarm *1)TTYCSLA-4
*3)D1 or D2 3 Serial Alarm
Ship’s Main 4
AC100,230V
*1)LAN Bridge Interface
(Sensor LAN SW)

*1)TTYCSLA-1 *1)TTYCSLA-4 *1)TTYCSLA-1

Log Pulse1 GPS in (DATE, UTC)
*1)TTYCSLA-1
Log Pulse2 *1)TTYCSLA-1
Inter-block wiring diagram (JLN-740A)

IEC61162-1
*1)TTYCSLA-1
IEC61162-1
*1)TTYCSLA-1
IEC61162-1
NWW-7
DISTANCE COUNTER *1)TTYCSLA-1
IEC61162-1
1
2+ *1)TTYCSLA-1
DISTANCE 3 IEC61162-1
4 *1)TTYCSLA-1
IEC61162-1
*1)TTYCSLA-1
IEC61162-1
*1)TTYCSLA-1 *1)TTYCSLA-1
IEC61162-1
NWW-24

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NCM-329 REMOTE DISPLAY
DIMMER UNIT ANALOG
1 1 1
1 1 DATA 1
2
2 1 2 NJC-70S SIGNAL PROCESSOR
EL 2
2 2 L J203
UP LINK A 1 1+
UP LINK B 2 1-
*4)TTYCSLA-4 *4)TTYCSLA-4 DOWN LINK A 3 2+
DOWN LINK B 4 2- J202
J4 1:Thermo+ 1 2+
NWW-25 2:Thermo- 2 2-
EN+ 1 3+3-
REMOTE DISPLAY EN- 2 J103
ANALOG J2 3+
L TD_AFT 1 3-
1 2
AC IN N 1-
DATA 1 FG TD_FORE 3 1+
4
1 2 *1)
EL 2
L

*1)TTYCSLA-4 *1)COPPER PLATE

(JRC 40m)

*2)Terminal Block
3+ 1 ORG
3- YEL NWZ-650SDR NWZ-840SDR
2
2+ 3 GRN Remote Display When retrofit from JLN - 205 Mk II, when using existing cable
*2)Transducer Cable Dia 13.2

2- 4 BLU
PUR
P11 TTYCSLA - 4 for communication and using the remaining 1 pair as
5 RED
GRY BLK
1 +
6 AC
7 WHT 2
8 PNK 1pair 230VAC Max 280m
1+ + RED BLU
P12
SHIELD SHIELD 1 Tx+ 100VAC Max 160m
S GRN
1- - BLK 2 Tx- When retrofit from JLN - 550, when using existing cable TTYCSLA -
12 3 GND NKF-547 NKF-531E
YEW 7 for communication and using the remaining 4 pairs as AC
*1)TTYCYSLA-4 4 Rx+ TRANSDUCER TRANSDUCER
ORG
5 Rx- (Gate Valve Type) 1pair 230VAC Max 280m
6 NO
7 C 100VAC Max 160m
8 NC 2pairs 230VAC Max 500m
100VAC Max 320m
3pairs 230VAC Max 500m
100VAC Max 480m
CQD-10
JUNCTION BOX 4pairs 230VAC Max 500m
RED
100VAC Max 500m
NCM-227 1 4 1+ 1 DC12/24V
1- 2 DATA NWZ-4610
DIMMER 2 connector
*1)TTYCSLA-1 3
UNIT 3 5 4 REMOTE DISPLAY
PURPLE SENSOR/
*5)TTYCSLA-4 4 5 *1): Shipyard Supply
2+ 6 DATA2
2- 7 connector *2): JRC Supply
is optional item *3): Shipyard Supply
If Ship’s Main 230VAC, D1(Max 500m)
D2(Max 500m)
D1 : 0.6/1 kV DPYC-1.5 If Ship’s Main 100VAC, D1(Max 320m)
D2 : 0.6/1 kV DPYC-2.5 D2(Max 500m)
TTYCSLA-1 :150/250 V TTYCSLA-1
TTYCSLA-4 :150/250 V TTYCSLA-4 *4), *5): Shipyard Supply
LAN :CAT-5 LAN Cable Total 100m of the two cables
*Waterproof Ethernet Cable(Shield Twist-Pair cable with waterproof)
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J7 TB1 TB2 TB3 TB4

Battery ＋ RX-A 1 Analog OUT+ 1 1+ ALM-NC 1 TX-A(SAT LOG) 1

TX
24V － RX-B 2 Analog OUT- 2 1- ALM-COM 2 TX-B(SAT LOG) 2

Alarm
Power
TX-A 3 EL OUT 3 2+ BZ IN+ 3 RX1-A(ROT) 3

Analog
TX-B 4 EL OUT 4 2- BZ IN- 4 RX1-B(ROT) 4
RX+ 5 Analog OUT+ 5 1+ ALM-NC 5 RX2-A(GPS) 5

RX
J1 RX- 6 Analog OUT- 6 1- ALM-COM 6 RX2-B(GPS) 6

Analog Serial
Dimmer Dimmer
L DC26V OUT 7 1+ EL OUT 7 2+ BZ OUT-COM 7 RX3-A(Spare) 7

Analog
Display 2 Display 1
Alarm
System
AC IN N GND 8 1- EL OUT 8 2- BZ OUT-NO 8 RX3-B(Spare) 8
FG RX-A 9 2+ DC26V OUT 9 1+ BZ IN+ 9 TX1-A 9
RX-B 10 2- GND 10 1- BZ IN- 10 TX1-B 10

MID
J2 TX-A 11 3+ RX-A 11 2+ ALM-NC 11 TX2-A 11
L TX-B 12 3- RX-B 12 2- ALM-COM 12 TX2-B 12

(Main Display)
Remote 1
AC OUT N ON/OFF+ 13 4+ TX-A 13 3+ RX-A 13 TX3-A 13

TX No.1
FG

IEC61162-1
ON/OFF- 14 4- TX-B 14 3- RX-B 14 TX3-B 14
DC26V OUT 15 1+ TX-A 15 TX4-A 15
GND 16 1- TX-B 16 TX4-B 16
RX-A 17 TX+ 17 + TX5-A 17
RX-B 18 2+ TX- 18 - TX5-B 18

Remote 2
TX-A 19 RX-A 19 1+ TX6-A 19
TX-B 20 2- RX-B 20 1- TX6-B 20
TX1+ 21 TX-A 21 2+ TX7-A 21

TX No.2
2-

Signal Distance Serial Speed

IEC61162-1
TX1- 22 TX-B 22 TX7-B 22

Processor Counter Alarm Alarm

TX2+ 23 PWR_EN+ 23 3+ TX8-A 23

Log Pulse
TX2- 24 PWR_EN- 24 3- TX8-B 24

J11 J10
Maintenance Display(ONLY)

*1)
NCM-227 *1)TTYCSLA-4 Power Alarm
DIMMER UNIT *1)TTYCSLA-4 System Alarm
Ship’s Backup DC24V 1 + *1)TTYCSLA-1 Speed Alarm
For Power Alarm 2
3
*1)TTYCSLA-4 Serial Alarm
*1)D1 4
Ship’s Main
AC100,230V
*1)LAN Bridge Interface
(Sensor LAN SW)

*1)TTYCSLA-1 *1)TTYCSLA-4 *1)TTYCSLA-1

Log Pulse1 GPS in (DATE, UTC)
*1)TTYCSLA-1
Inter-block wiring diagram (JLN-740N)

Log Pulse2 *1)TTYCSLA-1

IEC61162-1
*1)TTYCSLA-1
IEC61162-1
*1)TTYCSLA-1
IEC61162-1
NWW-7
*1)TTYCSLA-1
DISTANCE COUNTER IEC61162-1
1
2+ *1)TTYCSLA-1
DISTANCE 3 IEC61162-1
4 *1)TTYCSLA-1
IEC61162-1
*1)TTYCSLA-1
IEC61162-1
*1)TTYCSLA-1 *1)TTYCSLA-1
IEC61162-1
NWW-24

1-27
NCM-329 REMOTE DISPLAY
DIMMER UNIT ANALOG
1 1 1
1 1 DATA 1
2
2 1 2 NJC-70S SIGNAL PROCESSOR
EL 2
2 2 L J203
UP LINK A 1 1+
*4)TTYCSLA-4 *4)TTYCSLA-4 UP LINK B 2 1-
DOWN LINK A 3 2+
DOWN LINK B 4 2- J202
J4 1:Thermo+ 1 2+
NWW-25 2:Thermo- 2 2-
REMOTE DISPLAY EN+ 1 3+3-
EN- 2 J103
ANALOG 3+
J2 TD_AFT 1 3-
1 L 2
1-
DATA 1 AC IN N TD_FORE 3 1+
FG 4
1 2 *1)
EL 2
L

*1)TTYCSLA-4 *1)COPPER PLATE

*1) D1 or D2
(JRC 40m)

3+ 1 ORG
3- YEL NWZ-650SDR NWZ-840SDR
2 When retrofit from JLN - 205 Mk II, when using existing cable
2+ 3 GRN Remote Display
*2)Transducer Cable Dia 13.2

2- 4 BLU TTYCSLA - 4 for communication and using the remaining 1 pair as

PUR
P11
5 RED
GRY BLK
1 + AC
6
7 WHT 2 1pair 230VAC Max 280m
8 PNK
1+ + RED BLU
P12 100VAC Max 160m
ｼｰﾙﾄﾞ SHIELD 1 Tx+
S GRN When retrofit from JLN - 550, when using existing cable TTYCSLA -
1- - BLK 2 Tx-
With fuse NKF-531E
12 3 GND NKF-547 7 for communication and using the remaining 4 pairs as AC
YEL
*2)CFS-6680A 4 Rx+ TRANSDUCER
ORG TRANSDUCER 1pair 230VAC Max 280m
5 Rx- (Gate Valve Type)
(Approx. 1.2m) 6 NO 100VAC Max 160m
7 C 2pairs 230VAC Max500m
8 NC
100VAC Max 320m
CQD-10 3pairs 230VAC Max 500m
JUNCTION BOX
100VAC Max 480m
1+ 1 RED DC12/24V
NCM-227 1 4 1- 2 DATA NWZ-4610 4pairs 230VAC Max 500m
DIMMER 2 connector 100VAC Max 500m
*5)TTYCSLA-1 3
UNIT 3 5 4 REMOTE DISPLAY
PURPLE SENSOR/
*5)TTYCSLA-4 4 5
2+ 6 DATA2
2- 7 connector

*1): Shipyard Supply

*2): JRC Supply
CQD-10 is optional item *3): Shipyard Supply
CGC-300B If Ship’s Main 230VAC, D1(Max 500m)
JUNCTION BOX
External Buzzer
1+ RED *2)Power cable D2(Max 500m)
DC12/24V
1 CFQ-5766A (JRC 2m) DATA NWZ-4640
1- 2
1+ D1 : 0.6/1 kV DPYC-1.5 If Ship’s Main 100VAC, D1(Max 320m)
2+ connector 2 D2 : 0.6/1 kV DPYC-2.5
3 MAIN DISPLAY Buzzer D2(Max 500m)
2- 4
WHITE 3 TTYCSLA-1 :150/250 V TTYCSLA-1
3+ 5
B GREEN SENSOR/ TTYCSLA-4 :150/250 V TTYCSLA-4 *4), *5): Shipyard Supply
3- BROWN 4
6 DATA2
4+ YELLOW connector LAN :CAT-5 LAN Cable Total 100m of the two cables
7
4- 8 ORANGE *Waterproof Ethernet Cable(Shield Twist-Pair cable with waterproof)
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J202 J203 J2
1:Thermo+ 1 2+ UP LINK A 1 2+ L
2:Thermo- 2 2- UP LINK B 2 2- AC IN N
DOWN LINK A 3 3+ FG
J103 3-
3+ DOWN LINK B 4
TD_AFT 1 3- UP LINK (SP) A 5
2 UP LINK (SP) B 6
1-
TD_FORE 3 1+ Tx Trig A 7
4 Tx Trig B 8

J4
1+
EN+ 1 1-
EN- 2

*1)COPPER PLATE

If Ship’s Main AC100V

NBA-5143
POW ER SUPPLY UNIT
Inter-block wiring diagram (JLN-741A)

AC IN DC24V OUT
NBA-5143 COM 100V 220V FG - +
POW ER SUPPLY UNIT Ship’s Main
*3)D2
AC IN DC24V OUT 100,230VAC
COM 100V 220V FG - +

*1)D1 Ship’s Main

*1)D1 or D2 100,230VAC

*Use isolated power supply

1-28
(JRC 30m)
(JRC 40m)
NWZ-510SDW

*2)Transducer Cable Dia 13.2

Main Display

*2)Transducer Cable Dia 13.2

2+ 1 ORG
2- 2 YEW P11
3+ GRN +RED
3 1 +
3- BLU -BLK
4 2
5 PUR
1+ GRY
6 P12
7 WHT 4BLU
PNK
1 Tx+
8 3GRN
+ RED 2 Tx-
+
SHIELD 3 GND
S 2YEW
- BLK 4 Rx+
1- - 1ORG
12 5 Rx-
6GRY
6 NO
*1)TTYCSLA-4 7WHT
7 C
9BLK
8 NC

P19
1 Tx+
2 Tx-
3 Rx+
4 Rx-
NKF-547 NKF-531E 5 Tx+
TRANSDUCER TRANSDUCER 6 Tx-
(Gate Valve Type) 7 Rx+
8 Rx-
9 Tx+
10 Tx-
11 Rx+
12 Rx-

*1)TTYCSLA-1
NMEA2
*1)TTYCSLA-1
NMEA1

is optional item
*1): Shipyard Supply
*2): JRC Supply
*3): Shipyard Supply
If Ship’s Main 230VAC, D1(Max 500m)
D1 : 0.6/1 kV DPYC-1.5 D2(Max 500m)
D2 : 0.6/1 kV DPYC-2.5
TTYCSLA-1 :150/250 V TTYCSLA-1 If Ship’s Main 100VAC, D1(Max 320m)
TTYCSLA-4 :150/250 V TTYCSLA-4 D2(Max 500m)

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NJC-70S SIGNAL PROCESSOR

J202 J203 J2
UP LINK A 1 2+ L
1:Thermo+ 1 2+
2:Thermo- 2 2- UP LINK B 2 2- AC IN N
DOWN LINK A 3 3+ FG
J103 DOWN LINK B 4 3-
3+
TD_AFT 1 3- UP LINK (SP) A 5
2 UP LINK (SP) B 6
1-
TD_FORE 3 Tx Trig A 7
4 1+ Tx Trig B 8

J4
1+
EN+ 1
EN- 2 1-
Inter-block wiring diagram (JLN-741N)

*1)COPPER PLATE

If Ship’s Main AC100V

NBA-5143
POW ER SUPPLY UNIT

AC IN DC24V OUT

1-29
NBA-5143 COM 100V 220V FG - +
POW ER SUPPLY UNIT Ship’s Main
*1)D2
AC IN DC24V OUT 100,230VAC
COM 100V 220V FG - +

*1)D1 Ship’s Main

*1)D1 or D2 100,230VAC

*Use isolated power supply

CQD-10 CGC-300B
JUNCTION BOX External Buzzer

(JRC 30m)
+ RED DC12/24V

(JRC 40m)
- 1- 1 DATA NWZ-4640 1+
1+
2 connector
3
ORANGE 2
YELLOW MAIN DISPLAY Buzzer 3
3+
4
GRAY SENSOR/

*2)Transducer Cable Dia 13.2

3-
5 4
WHITE DATA2

*2)Transducer Cable Dia 13.2

2+
6 connector
7
B GREEN
2- BROWN
8
9 *2)Connection cable
10
PINK CFQ-9002 (JRC 5m)
11
SKYBLUE

NMEA1

is optional item
*1): Shipyard Supply
*2): JRC Supply
*3): Shipyard Supply
If Ship’s Main 230VAC, D1(Max 500m)
D1 : 0.6/1 kV DPYC-1.5 D2(Max 500m)
D2 : 0.6/1 kV DPYC-2.5
NKF-547 NKF-531E TTYCSLA-1 :150/250 V TTYCSLA-1 If Ship’s Main 100VAC, D1(Max 320m)
TRANSDUCER TTYCSLA-4 :150/250 V TTYCSLA-4 D2(Max 500m)
TRANSDUCER
(Gate Valve Type)

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2. Installation

2.1. Installation workflow

2.1.1. JLN-740A/JLN-740N
JLN-740A JLN-740N

Start Start

Installing of transducer Installing of transducer

3. Installing of NKF-547 3. Installing of NKF-547
or or
4. Installing of NKF-531E (optional) 4. Installing of NKF-531E (optional)

5. Installing of NJC-70S 5. Installing of NJC-70S

6. Installing of NQA-7040 6. Installing of NQA-7040

7. Installing of NWZ-510SDW 8. Installing of NWZ-4640

Remote display unit connection (optional) Remote display unit connection (optional)
9. Installing of NWZ-650SDR 9. Installing of NWZ-650SDR
or or
10. Installing of NWZ-840SDR 10. Installing of NWZ-840SDR

MID connection (optional) MID connection (optional)

11. Installing of NWZ-4610 11. Installing of NWZ-4610

Connection of any of the following analog Connection of any of the following analog
display units (optional) display units (optional)
12. Installing of NWW-24 12. Installing of NWW-24
13. Installing of NWW-25 13. Installing of NWW-25
14. Installing of NWW-26 14. Installing of NWW-26

Distance counter connection (optional) Distance counter connection (optional)

15. Installing of NWW-7 15. Installing of NWW-7

16. Setting of NWZ-510SDW 17. Setting of NWZ-4640

Remote display unit connection (optional) Remote display unit connection (optional)
18. Setting of NWZ-650SDR 18. Setting of NWZ-650SDR
or or
19. Setting of NWZ-840SDR 19. Setting of NWZ-840SDR

20. Maintenance Software 20. Maintenance Software

End End

2-1 2 Installation
2.1.2. JLN-741A/JLN-741N

JLN-741A JLN-741N

Start Start

Installing of transducer Installing of transducer

3. Installing of NKF-547 3. Installing of NKF-547
or or
4. Installing of NKF-531E (optional) 4. Installing of NKF-531E (optional)

5. Installing of NJC-70S 5. Installing of NJC-70S

7. Installing of NWZ-510SDW 8. Installing of NWZ-4640

16. Setting of NWZ-510SDW 17. Setting of NWZ-4640

20. Maintenance Software 20. Maintenance Software

End End

2 Installation 2-2
3. Installing of NKF-547
3.1. Installation Drawing

3-1 3 Installing of NKF-547

3.2. Installation Procedure

CAUTION
The transducer cable must not be less than 30 m.
Cables less than 30 m in length are not supported.
Cables outside of the range of 30 m to 40 m in length are not guaranteed.

1) Align the Bow mark of Tank part, and weld the Tank part to the bottom plate. At this time
packing should be removed from the Tank part.
2) Remove a Mounting plate, a Packing, a washer and a Gland from a Tank part welded to
the bottom plate.
3) Attach the TRANSDUCER and Mounting plate to the Tank part. At this time, align the
Bow mark of the TRANSDUCER and the Tank part.
4) Attach the Packing, the washer, and the Gland.

3 Installing of NKF-547 3-2

3.3. Welding Guide

● Weld the tank to become the same to bottom plate side.

● Design open ahead and doubling on the bottom plate side in the shipyard according to the
classification.

Insert
Hole

Bottom plate

Bottom plate Projection

NG

Bottom plate Flat

Good
Bottom plate Dent

NG

Welding

Flat
Bottom plate

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● Repair the welding bead to form a gentle slope with the grinder processing when the tank
has been projected downward by 2 mm or more and welded.

Tank

Bottom plate

Welding bead NG projection

Additional welding

Grinder cutting Do not cut the tank

3 Installing of NKF-547 3-4

● Remove an umbo of 2 mm or more (welding character, joint connecting, outlets, and cover
of another equipment etc.) within the range of 2 m forward of the transducer.

Welding
character

Joint connecting

Outlet

Cover

● Detach transducer and the packing when you weld the tank.
● Because the tank material uses rolled steels SM490A (C≤0.22%) for the JIS G3106 welding
structure, the improvement of weldability is secured.

3-5 3 Installing of NKF-547

 3.4. Painting Guide

● After it welds, paint the tank as well as bottom plate. (The packing side and the screw hole
are excluded.)
● The groundwork processing of the tank has processed shop primer. (CERABOND 2000
made by Chugoku Marine Paints Ltd.)
● Paint the cover board as well as the bottom plate.
● Do not paint the transducer radiation side.
● The inside of the tank and the inside of the cover board are painted. Avoid thick painting that
the projection becomes 2 mm or more when the cover board is installed on the tank.

Cover board

Bottom plate

Transducer radiation
side
Masking example

Tank internal
Painting example

3 Installing of NKF-547 3-6

3.5. Handling of the Transducer

● Do not lift the transducer by gripping the cable of it.

Figure 1 Good Example Figure 2 Bad Example

Figure 3 Good Example Figure 4 Bad Example

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3.6. Mounting of the Transducer

● Do not fill the resin within the range of the seawater invasion in the tank interior. You may
spread the resin on the space between the cover board and the main body of the tank. Fill
the resin such as Silicone Bond, etc. to counterbored hole for the installation bolt of the
cover board.

Do not fill the resin within

the range of the
seawater invasion.

After tightening, fill polyester putty, Possible to spread

Silicone Bond or asphalt. (shipyard) the resin.

● Tighten until tightening GLAND becomes 10 mm from the upper surface of the tank.

Tightening gland

3 Installing of NKF-547 3-8

● Do not bend, and install the acute angle with the standing up part of the cable. Do the wiring
processing in the cable standing up part so as not to swing by the vibration. Do not pull the
cable strongly in the state of kink (It tangles, and twisted state).

An acute angle bend is

prohibited strictly.

Tightening gland

● Note that there might be the disconnection when the cable is pulled with being twisted.

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3.7. Cable Laying and Piping

● Give the piping waterproofed to a position that is higher than the sea-level in preparation for
"Cable protection and interference prevention from other cables" and "Water leak from a
tightening gland part".
● Do the vibration prevention measures and the self-weight hold measures of the cable if
necessary by packing the dry sand etc. in piping.
● Fix the cable so as not to vibrate when installing it in the watertight compartment.
● Do not pull the cable strongly in the state of kink (It tangles, and twisted state) when laying
the cable.

Cable

Lay pipes to a position that is

higher than the sea level.

Sea-level

Piping
Necessary to
be able to
detach.

Fixing

Watertight
compartment

Piping Example in Watertight Compartment

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 Cable

Lay pipes to a position that is

higher than the sea-level.

Sea-level

Piping
Necessary to be
able to detach.

Direct Tank Piping Example

● Safety improves because it can make the double watertight structure if the watertight flange
and sheet packing of the option are added. However, it becomes impossible to lay the tank
directly.
Watertight flange

Sheet packing

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3.8. Final Check

● Confirmation of the transducer

Before the vessel is unloaded from the stand, check that transducer is normal by implementing
the following items [1. Checking the presence/absence of the transducer cable and 2. Checking
the transducer resonance frequency].
1. Confirm the presence of the disconnection of the transducer cable
1-1. Remove the transducer cable from the terminals J103 and J202 of Signal Processor
(NJC-70S).
1-2. Measure the resistance of the Fore and After transducer and thermistor by the
multimeter. (Don’t use insulation resistance meter.)
Measurement result
-1. If thermistor resistance is 2k to 4kΩ, thermistor is normal. (Measurements are different
on the temperature) Internal connecting wires of
CFT-022C/023C
Fore
Thermistor
Thermistor

After
Cable length:
Ground it.
2. Check the resonance frequency of transducer
2-1. Remove the transducer cable from the terminals J103 and J202 of Signal Processor
(NJC-70S).
2-2. Measure the shield wire  &  of the Fore and After transducer by the Antenna
Analyzer (AA-30).
2-3. Connect the core and shield respectively as shown in the figure below.
2-4. Set the Antenna Analyzer (AA-30) to SWR mode and monitor the signal.
2-5. Frequency is scanned, and a Dip point (Signal level minimum point) is a resonance
point.
Measurement result
-1. The resonance frequency of transducer is normal if the Dip point is near 2MHz.
-2. If the result of the measurement doesn’t have Dip point, replace it because the
transducer is defective.
Black

Red Normal

Dip point

Transducer
Abnormal

Antenna Analyzer

3 Installing of NKF-547 3-12

 3.9. Others

● NKF-547 transducer cannot be exchanged in principle in the sea.

The transducer exchange work by the diver is very dangerous.
In the case of malfunctions, please contact your distributor or agent, or our Marine Service
Department, Sales Department, Branch Office, Regional Office, or Sales Office.
● This equipment measures the speed of the ship by using the ultrasonic wave. The ultrasonic
wave causes attenuation and diffusion when the influence of the bubble is received, and
cannot measure an accurate speed of the ship.
CAUTION
Install the transducer in the place where the bubble is not generated when sailing.
Install the transducer forward from 1/10 of the ship’s lengths in the large vessel.
Moreover, install the transducer forward from it when there is bow-thruster.

Bubble

Installing position Bow-thruster

● Install it the place separated from the transducer of another piece of equipment by 2m or
more for the interference prevention.
● It is recommended to be installed with Doppler log ahead of echo sounder though it usually
installs from the bow in order with low frequency.
● Install it to be suitable for the direction of the bow in parallel to the bow tail line of bow mark
of the transducer within about 5°.
● The tightening torques of the screws such as bolts and nuts not specially specified are
based on Table 1 below.

Table 1 Unit: N•cm {kgf•cm}

Diameter *
M2 M2.6 M3 M4 M5 M6 M8 M10 M12 M16 M20 M24
Material
13.7 32.4 50.0 118 235 402 961 1960
Brass {1.4} {3.3} {5.1} {12} {24} {41} {98} {200}
- - - -

15.7 36.3 56.9 127 265 451 1080 2160 3820 9410 18600
Soft iron {1.6} {3.7} {5.8} {13} {27} {46} {110} {220} {390} {960} {1900}
32400

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4. Installing of NKF-531E
4.1. Installation Drawing

4-1 4 Installing of NKF-531E

4.2. Installation Procedure

CAUTION
The transducer cable must not be less than 30 m.
Cables less than 30 m in length are not supported.
Cables outside of the range of 30 m to 40 m in length are not guaranteed.

4 Installing of NKF-531E 4-2

4.3. Welding Guide
4.3.1. Unpacking and Handling
● Handle the cable standing up part of transducer carefully so as not to bend it at an acute
angle when you take out NKF-531E after unpacking the packing box.
● Do not lift NKF-531E main body by gripping the cable of it.
● Do not turn the handle of the gate valve.
● The gate valve body weight is 48kg. Please carry the heavy valve carefully to prevent
catching your finger or foot in.

4-3 4 Installing of NKF-531E

4.3.2. Disassembling
● After detaching the M16 nut, the lock nut, and the spring washer, take out the spool piece,
waster piece, and the gasket.
● At this time, do not turn the handle of the gate valve.
● Do not detach the transducer from the gate valve.
● After disassembling it, protect it so as not to add the impact to the transducer point.
● Handle the cable standing up part of transducer carefully so as not to bend it at an acute
angle.
● Do not lift the main body of NKF-531E gate valve by gripping the cable.

Gate calve Transducer

Gasket
Waster piece
Spool piece

4 Installing of NKF-531E 4-4

 4.3.3. Welding
● Weld so that the lower side of spool piece and bottom plate become the flat same sides.
● Weld noting the direction of the M16 screw to the direction of the bow because the direction
of handle of the gate valve is decided in the direction where spool piece is welded.
● Weld the spool piece of NKF-531E in the place that becomes the horizontal toward the sea
bottom.
● Design open ahead and doubling on the bottom plate side in the shipyard according to the
classification. M16 screw

Bottom plate

Bow direction

Spool piece

Shipyard

Bottom plate
Shipyard

Weld to become flat.

4-5 4 Installing of NKF-531E
● Remove an umbo of 2 mm or more (welding character, joint connecting, outlets, and cover
of another equipment etc.) within the range of 2 m forward of the transducer.

NO PROJECTION IN THIS BOW AREA

Grinder finish
MANUFACTURED BY SHIP YARD

TRANSDUCER

BOW

4 Installing of NKF-531E 4-6

4.4. Mounting Guide of the Transducer
● After putting the waster piece and the gasket in spool piece welded on the bottom plate,
install the gate valve including transducer.
● There is no problem in the watertight even if only the gasket is used. However, you may
spread the liquid seal material.
● Handle it noting so as not to add the impact to the transducer point.
● Handle the cable standing up part of transducer carefully so as not to bend it at an acute
angle.
● Do not lift the main body of NKF-531E gate valve by gripping the cable.
● Do not turn the handle of the gate valve.
● Install it noting the direction of the bow
<Changing method of the transducer bow direction>
* After the M10 nut (two nuts at the upper part only) and the M8 bolt (2 pieces) are loosened,
tighten the M10 nut and the M8 bolt again after adjusting it angling arbitrary rotating
transducer.

Bow mark

M10 nut

M8 bolt

* Note that the gasket doesn't keep airtight though it keeps watertight.

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4.5. Painting Guide
● Paint the lower side of spool piece and waster piece as well as the bottom plate.
However, do not paint the radiation surface of the transducer.
Radiation surface
Waster piece of transducer Bow mark Spool piece

Bottom plate
● Though you may paint the part where green paints of the gate valve main body were painted,
do not paint other parts.

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4.6. Maintenance Space and Piping
● Install NKF-531E in the watertight compartment.
● Do not flood the installed watertight compartment.
● Give the piping waterproofed to a position that is higher than the sea-level in preparation for
"Cable protection and interference prevention from other cables" and "Water leak from a
tightening gland part".
● Take the vibration prevention measures and the self-weight hold measures of the cable if
necessary by packing dry sand etc. in piping.
● Fix the cable so as not to vibrate when installing it in the watertight compartment.
● Do not pull the cable strongly in the state of kink (It tangles, and twisted state) when you lay
the cable.
● Secure enough maintenance space to be able to do the transducer replacing work etc.
CABLE

KEEP THE TOP OF PIPE HIGHER

THAN THE SEA-LEVEL.

SEA-LEVEL

PIPING
TO BE REMOVED

FIX
WATERTIGHT
COMPARTMENT
STROKE

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4.7. Replacing Guide of the Transducer
This chapter shows the procedure when exchanging it in the sea for the transducer damage after
beginning to operate it.
Carry the gas detector to confirm enough oxygen is secured when it goes down to the bottom of
a ship.

Transducer

Sea chest

Valve

Spool piece

1. Check the mark.: Check the transducer insertion mark. And check the opened mark of valve.

Transducer
insertion
mark
Opened
mark of
valve

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2. Remove the nut.: Remove the nuts of sea chest.

Remove nut
M10 and
washer

3. Raise the transducer.: Raise the transducer by 158 mm.

Transducer
158 mm Raise

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4. Close the valve. Check the mark.

Turn the steering wheel, and

close the valve.
(Strongly close it with a jig)
JIG

Closed mark Opened mark

* There is no change in externals size because the position of handle doesn't move even if
handle is turned.

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5. Remove bolts and nuts.: Remove only two places of bolt and nuts.

Remove the M16 bolts and nuts only at two places.

Leave the bolts and nuts at the other diagonal positions as is. For safety purposes, do not remove all the
bolts and nuts.
6. Remove the sea chest: Lift up the sea chest.
Loosen the 2-M16 bolts and nuts, and lift up the sea chest.

Sea chest

Gasket

Make a gap. Seawater inside the valve Loosen the M16 bolts
appears. and nuts. (two places)
When water breaks out in large quantities,
close the bolts and nuts. Then confirm
valve shutting.

Sea chest and gasket adhere, and there is the case that can not
easily lift up.

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 7. Sea chest separation: remove sea chest completely.

Separate the
sea chest.

Change the gasket for

a new one
(MPPK00686A)
Paint the surface with
fluid sealant materials.

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8. Replace the transducer: Remove metal fittings. Transducer

9. Reassemble it: Replace the transducer with a new one and assemble it again in the
reverse procedure of disassembling.

V packing (BRPK00354)

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10. Final confirmation

Transducer
insertion
mark

When water
leaks from V
packing,
clench it.

Bow mark

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Required tools
• Gasket MPPK00686A One
• Jig for steering wheel One
• Fluid sealant materials One
NIHON HERMETICS CO., LTD
HERME OIL SEAL No. 1 equivalent
• Spanner Two each of the following:
M16 (wrench No. 24)
M20 (wrench No. 30)
• (Gas detector)

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4 Installing of NKF-531E 4-18

5. Installing of NJC-70S
5.1. Installation Drawing

5-1 5 Installing of NJC-70S

 Installation Drawing
• Install with the space indicated by the following drawing.

Unit: mm

This unit is for wall mounting only.

Mount it on a flat wall.

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5.2. Name plate sticking

• Stick the attached plates as follows. The plates are attached in NJC-70S body.
• Choose the correct model number plate and stick it.

Take out the plates inside the

NJC-70S cover.

④
Sub name plate is use nearby the main
display or distributor.
On JLN-740A/740N: stick nearby the
NWZ-510SDW, NWZ-4640 or NQA-7040.

On JLN-741A/741N: stick nearby the

NWZ-510SDW or NWZ-4640.

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5.3. Installation Procedure

This unit is for wall mounting only.

Mount it on a flat wall.

5.3.1. Removal of the cover

Loosen the screws (4 pcs) from the front side of NJC-70S and remove the cover.

5 Installing of NJC-70S 5-4

5.3.2. Connection of the equipment
Connect cables by referencing the wiring diagram
[Link]. Precautions
Do not touch the part protected with the plastic cover.
High voltage is applied to the part protected with the plastic cover.

Figure 5.1 Protected Part Sealed with the Plastic Cover

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 • Check that the MAIN SW is OFF before the connection.

Figure 5.2 MAIN SW OFF

5 Installing of NJC-70S 5-6

• You must be properly connected to the ship's ground the distribution processor in
order to continue the stable operation.
Please connect from fixing thumbscrews (M4 screw) to the ship's ground.
• Connect the shield wire of the cable to the fixing screws (M5) (3 places)
Do not use silicon sealant to the cable gland. The cable gland perform
by hand fastening.

Please connect and attach the crimp terminals conform to the wire.

Use proper cable to perform the

water proof of this cable gland.

Ship's ground fixing Transducer signal Fixing screw for the

thumbscrews Power
cable shield wire
(M4 screw)
(M5 screw)

Exterior Interior

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 Connection of ship's ground

• Connect copper plate (width 30 mm) to the ship's ground.

Please weld to the

hull and connect.

5 Installing of NJC-70S 5-8

[Link]. Connection of Power Supply
[Link].1. AC Power supply (100V or 230V) (JLN-740A, JLN-740N)
• Method of Inserting Power Supply 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

Left Right

2
5～6mm

Figure 5.3 Connector Part

1) Insert three cables, L, N, and FG, by using the following figure as a reference.

Left Right

L
N
FG

NQA-7040

AC IN AC OUT
Distribution board
AC power
SDME breaker (Vessel AC)

Figure 5.4 Cable Insertion

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 2) Hold the positions marked with the arrows as below and connect by pressing into J2
till a click sound is heard.
3) Connect the shield wire to the ship's ground referring to the picture on the next page.
Shield wire should cover with insulating tape or tube.
Upper

Lower
Figure 5.5 Connector Insertion

J2 J1

Cable clamp

See section [Link]

J2

Distribution board

AC power
(Vessel AC) SDME breaker

5 Installing of NJC-70S 5-10

 J2 J1

Coaching clip

Cable clamp

See section [Link]

J2

Distribution board

AC power
SDME BREAKER
(Vessel AC)

Please connect and attach the

crimp terminals conform to the
wire.

4) Fix firmly the two AC cables by using a cable clamp.

5) Fix firmly by using the comb shape clamp.

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[Link].2. AC Power supply (100V or 230V) (JLN-741A, JLN-741N)
• Method of Inserting Power Supply 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

Left Right

2
5～6mm

Figure 5.6 Connector Part

1) Insert three cables, L, N, and FG, by using the following figure as a reference.

Left Right

L
N
FG

Distribution board

AC power
(Vessel AC) SDME BREAKER

Figure 5.7 Cable Insertion

5 Installing of NJC-70S 5-12

 2) Hold the positions marked with the arrows as below and connect by pressing into J2 till
a click sound is heard.
3) Connect the shield wire to the ship's ground referring to the picture below.
Upper

Lower
Figure 5.8 Connector Insertion

J2

Please connect and

attach the crimp
terminals conform to
the wire.

Distribution board
SDME AC power
BREAKER (Vessel
AC)

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[Link]. Connecting the transducer
(Common to JLN-740A, JLN-740N, JLN-741A, and JLN-741N)
[Link].1. Processing the transducer cable
1) Peel off the sheath of the transducer cable by 30 cm.
2) Peel off the sheath of the 2-pair cable by 15 mm.
3) Twist the shield into the shield wire.
4) Peel off the tube by 10 mm.
5) Cut the 1-pair cable and 3-pair cable by 10 cm.
6) Peel off the sheath of the 1-pair cable and 3-pair cable by 20 mm.
7) Twist the shield into the shield wire.
8) Peel off the tube by 15 mm.
9) Each pair cable end terminal processes as below.

10～15

Transducer coaxial cable

5 Installing of NJC-70S 5-14

 10) Connect the cables as shown below.
Fix the RX-pair cable and TX-pair cable firmly by using the coaching
clip.
11) Connect the shield wire to the ship's ground referring to the picture
below. Shield wire should cover with insulating tape or tube.

J202

Coaching clip 2-pair cable

Please connect and attach the crimp

terminals conform to the wire.

J103

1-pair/3-pair cable

J103 J202
Transducer

1 4 1 2
2 2
3 3 1 1
+ -
+ - - +

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[Link]. Connecting the distribution processor and the signal processor
[Link].1. Connecting distribution processor NQA-7040 (for JLN-740A and JLN-740N)
1. Processing the distribution processor cable
1) Peel off the distribution processor cable by 35 cm.
2) Peel off the edges of the RX pair-cable and TX-pair cable by 5 mm to 6 mm.
3) Trim the PWR-pair cable by 18 cm and peel off the edge by 5 mm to 6 mm..
4) Connect the cables as shown below.
Fix the RX-pair cable and TX-pair cable firmly by using the coaching clip.
5) Connect the shield wire to the ship's ground referring to the picture on the next
page. Shield wire should cover with insulating tape or tube.

J203
RX-pair/TX-pair cable

TB3
Coaching clip

Cable clamp

See section [Link]

J4

PWR pair

J203 TB3
Serial communication cable
1+
19 RX-A
1 8 1-
20 RX-B
2+
1 1 2 2 21 Signal TX-A
+ - + - Processor 2-
J4 22 TX-B
3+
23 PWR-EN+
3-
24 PWR-EN-
2 1
3 3
- +
5 Installing of NJC-70S 5-16
 Cable clamp

See section [Link]

Please connect and attach the crimp

terminals conform to the wire.

6) Please secure firmly using cable clamp.

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[Link].2. Connecting the main display unit (for JLN-741A and JLN-741N)
1. Processing the main display unit cable
1) Peel off the main display unit cable by 35 cm.
2) Peel off the edges of the RX pair-cable and TX-pair cable by 5 mm to 6 mm.
3) Trim the PWR-pair cable by 18 cm and peel off the edge by 5 mm to 6 mm.
4) Connect the cables as shown below.
Fix the RX-pair cable and TX-pair cable firmly by using the coaching clip.
5) Connect the shield wire to the ship's ground referring to the picture below.

J203

J203
RX-pair/TX-pair cable
1 8

2 2 3 3
+ - + -
Coaching clip

J4
J4

PWR pair
2 1
1 1
- +

NBA-5143
Serial cable

Main Display

Please connect and attach the crimp

terminals conform to the wire.

5 Installing of NJC-70S 5-18

5.3.3. Supplying the power
Turn on the MAIN SW.

Figure 5.11 MAIN SW ON

5-19 5 Installing of NJC-70S

* Description of LED of the signal processor
CBD-7400 Power unit

AC power input

MAIN SW ON: Light On (green)

5 Installing of NJC-70S 5-20

5.3.4. Attachment of the cover
Attach the cover to the front side of the NJC-70S and tighten the screws (4 pcs).

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5.4. Fuse Replacement Procedure

Be sure to switch off the power breaker of the power supply before
starting the work.

Fuse holder Fuse Fuse Used for:

Part No. Type JRC Material Specification
Code
FS1 MF51NR 250V 2 5ZFGD00200 250V/2A AC input
FS2 MF51NR 250V 2 5ZFGD00200 250V/2A
FS3 MF51NR 250V 5 5ZFGD00183 250V/5A
FS4 MF51NR 250V 5 5ZFGD00183 250V/5A

FS2

FS4

FS3

FS1

CBD-7400
Power Circuit

5 Installing of NJC-70S 5-22

5.4.1. NJC-70S fuse replacement procedure
[Link]. Replacement of 2A Fuse

NJC-70S
Signal Processor

Figure 5.12 2A Fuse

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 1) Loosen the upper part of the fuse cover as below, and remove the fuse.

Figure 5.13 Removal of Fuse

Figure 5.14 Removed Fuse

2) Attach a new fuse and tighten the upper part of the fuse cover as below.

Figure 5.15 Attachment of Fuse

5 Installing of NJC-70S 5-24

[Link]. Replacement of 5A Fuse

NJC-70S

Signal processor

Figure 5.16 5A Fuse

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 1) Loosen the upper part of the fuse cover as below, and remove the fuse.

Figure 5.17 Removal of Fuse

Figure 5.18 Removed Fuse

5 Installing of NJC-70S 5-26

2) Attach a new fuse and tighten the upper part of the fuse cover as below.

Figure 5.19 Attachment of Fuse

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5.4.2. How to replace the fuse for power cable.
Fuse
Cable Model
Model Name JRC Material Spec
Name Type
Code
NWZ-510SDW CFS-5680
NWZ-650SDR  MF60NR 250V 2 5ZFGD00010 250V / 2A
CFS-6680A
NWZ-840SDR
NWZ-4640/4610 CFQ-5766A MF60NR 250V 1 5ZFGD00205 250V / 1A

1) Hold the left side of fuse holder.

2) Push and twist the right side of fuse holder.

3) Pull the right side of fuse holder.

4) Replace the blown fuse to new one.

Note: same ampere fuse should be use.

5 Installing of NJC-70S 5-28

6. Installing of NQA-7040

6.1. Installation Drawing

Mounting hole size diagram

4XM6 or φ8

Cable inlet

6-1 6 Installing of NQA-7040

 Installation Drawing
• Install with the space indicated by the following drawing.

Unit: mm

This unit is for wall mounting only.

Mount it on a flat wall.

6 Installing of NQA-7040 6-2

6.2. Sub name plate sticking

・The sub name plate is attached in the NJC-70S chassis.

・Stick the sub name plate on NQA-7040 cover.

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6.3. Installation Procedure

Note: This unit is for wall mounting only.

Mount it on a flat wall.

6.3.1. Removing the cover

Loosen the screws (4 pcs) from the front side of NQA-7040 and remove the cover.

6 Installing of NQA-7040 6-4

6.3.2. Connecting the equipment
Connect cables by referencing the wiring diagram
[Link]. Precautions
Do not touch the part protected with the plastic cover.
High voltage is applied to the part protected with the plastic cover.

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 Figure 6.1 Protected Part Sealed with the Plastic Cover

6 Installing of NQA-7040 6-6

• Check that the MAIN SW is OFF before the connection.
VOLTAGE SELECTOR S2 is set at the time of shipment in [230V] side.
• If the power supply to the distribution processor is 100 to 115VAC, set to the
VOLTAGE SELECTOR S2 in [115V] side.

* VOLTAGE SELECTOR is a power selector switch for the

backlight of analog display. If connect by mistake, there is a risk
of failure to analog

Figure 6.2 VOLTAGE SELECTOR 230V Figure 6.3 MAIN SW OFF

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 • You must be properly connected to the ship's ground the distribution processor in
order to continue the stable operation.
Please connect from fixing thumbscrews (M4 screw) to the ship's ground.

Please connect and attach the crimp terminals conform to the wire.

Ship's ground wire

fixing thumbscrews
(M4 screw)

6 Installing of NQA-7040 6-8

 Connection of ship's ground

• The wiring, please use cable of the following table.

Item name Model Maker name

UL1015TEW 1X10AWG(104/0.26)LF5 GREEN Hitachi Metals (formerly
Ground Wire
PBF equivalent Hitachi Cable) equivalent

In M4 or more,
please connect to the
ship's ground.

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[Link]. Method of Inserting 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.
Note: The recommended flathead screwdriver is the one with a blade width of 3.5 × a
blade thickness of 0.5 mm.

1
1

2
2

Connector Front View Connector Side View

Figure 6.4 Connector Part

6 Installing of NQA-7040 6-10

[Link]. Wiring Diagram
• The following are typical connection examples.
* More information on connection, please refer to the "Section 1.7 System Configuration
(JLN-740)".
[Link].1. TB1 Connection Example

Serial dimmer
(DDC)

Analog dimmer
NCM-227

Main display MID

NWZ-4640

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[Link].2. TB2 Connection Example

Analog display unit 1

Analog display unit 2

The connection of
NWZ-4610 is next
page

Remote display unit 1

Remote display unit 2

Log pulse

6 Installing of NQA-7040 6-12

Connection of Multi Information Display
Connect the distribution processor and Multi Information Display as the following.

The length of the line wearing coating of MID

connection cable CFQ-5766A, please cut to
reference Section [Link].
* Please note that do not cut the fuse by
mistake.

Fuse

Red
Black

Bright green
Brown
CFQ-5766A

6-13 6 Installing of NQA-7040

[Link].3. TB3 Connection Example

Contact capacity
24V up to 1A load OK
Power alarm

System alarm

Speed alarm

Serial alarm

Distance counter

Signal processor

6 Installing of NQA-7040 6-14

[Link].4. TB4 Connection Example

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[Link]. Connection Method of VDR
• Connect the LAN cable as the following.
Note : J11 is a LAN connection port exclusively for VDR and the maintenance PC.
Please do not connect to other LAN connection port J10.
• Fix the LAN cable firmly by using the comb shape clamp.

If miss connect to J10, the destination hub or VDR would be broken.

J10

J11

Cable clamp

See section [Link]

VDR only
LAN cable

Fabrication, 6.5
Please refer to the "Assembling an Ethernet
Connector"

6 Installing of NQA-7040 6-16

[Link]. Connection of Power Supply
[Link].1. AC Power supply (100V or 230V)
• Method of Inserting Power Supply 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.

5 to 6 mm

2
1

Figure 6.5 Connector Part

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 1) Insert three cables, L, N, and FG, by using the following figure as a reference.

FG

Distribution board

AC power
(Vessel AC) SDME breaker

Figure 6.6 Cable Insertion

2) Hold the positions marked with the arrows as below and connect by pressing into J1
till a click sound is heard.

Figure 6.7 Connector Insertion

6 Installing of NQA-7040 6-18

3) Fix the AC power supply cable in place firmly as below.
4) Fix firmly the AC cables by using a cable clamp.
5) Fix firmly by using the comb shape clamp.

Cable cramp J1

Cable clamp

See section [Link]

Cable clamp for AC

power cable
Distribution board

AC power SDME
(Vessel AC) breaker

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[Link].2. 24VDC Power Supply Exclusive to Power Fail Alarm
• The J7 "Battery 24V" is the power supply exclusive to the "Power Fail Alarm" which is
an optional function.
* The Power Fail Alarm is an alarm that is occurs when the AC power supply is lower
during operation.
• The J7 is not an auxiliary power.

Do not connect GND of J7 with the frame FG.

J7

＋
－

Figure 6.8 J7

6 Installing of NQA-7040 6-20

• Firmly fix the power supply cable exclusive to the 24VDC Power Alarm in place as
below.
• Fix firmly the AC cables by using a cable clamp.

J7
Cable cramp

Cable clamp

See section

Cable clamp for

DC24V power cable

DC24V

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[Link]. Connecting NJC-70S
• Connect NJC-70S and J2.
• Fix firmly the two AC cables by using a cable clamp.
・Fix firmly by using the comb shape clamp.

J2 J1

Cable cramp

Cable clamp

See section [Link]

J2

Distribution board

AC power
(Vessel AC) SDME breaker

Cable clamp for AC

power cable

6 Installing of NQA-7040 6-22

[Link]. Comb shape clamp
・The cables input from cable inlet should clamp the comb shape clamp.
・The shield wire should touch the metal comb shape clamp to grounding.
・Fix firmly by using INSULOK (TY-RAP) to the comb shape clamp.

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[Link]. Cable Inlet

Assumed cable diameter and number of cables

Cable Inlet Maximum Cable Dia. Number of Cables

Upper Inlets 13.1 mm 9 pcs
Lower Inlets (L) 10.5 mm 3 pcs
Lower Inlets (R) 7.1 mm 17 pcs

Upper inlets

Lower inlets (L) Lower inlets (R)

1) Loosen the six screws at the inlet part and open the inlet by moving the fixture.
2) After finishing the wiring, check that the cables are fixed in place firmly.

Upper screws

Upper fixture
opening
direction

Lower fixture
opening
direction

Lower screws (L) Lower screws (R)

6 Installing of NQA-7040 6-24

 3) Close the inlets and tighten the screws.

Upper fixture
closing
direction

Lower fixture
closing
direction

6.3.3. Supplying power

Turn the MAIN SW ON.

Figure 6.9 MAIN SW ON

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6.3.4. Attaching a cover
Attach the cover to the front side of the NQA-7040 and tighten the screws (4 pcs).

6 Installing of NQA-7040 6-26

Note: Explanation of distribution processor LED
CQD-7040 Processing circuit section

AC power input +26Vdc constantly output +3.3Vdc output

MAIN SW ON: MAIN SW ON: During operation:
Light On (green) Light On (green) Light On (green)

Internal power Battery reverse +13Vd output

Abnormal: connection During operation:
Light On (orange) Abnormal: Light On (green)
Light On (Red)

-13Vdc output
During operation: Light On
(green)

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CQD-7040 Terminal Board Unit
RMS connection
During operation: LINK blink (green)
Communication speed: 100Mbps: Speed light On (yellow)
Communication speed: 10Mbps: Speed light Off

MFS connection
During operation: LINK blink (green)
Communication speed 100Mbps:
Speed light On (yellow)
Communication speed: 10Mbps:
Speed light Off

6 Installing of NQA-7040 6-28

Serial communication receive LED Alarm occurrence LED
ROT
No input (always OFF) SPD_ALM
GPS Alarm: Light On
Receiving: Blink
Unused: Light Off Normal: Light Off
MID SYS_BUZ
Receiving: Blink
Unused: Light Off Alarm: Light On
Reserve Normal: Light Off
No input (always OFF)
DIM_s SYS_ALM
Receiving: Blink Alarm: Light On
Unused: Light Off
ALM_s Normal: Light Off
Receiving: Blink SYS_BZ_IN
Unused: Light Off
Remote_1 Alarm: Light On
Receiving: Blink Normal: Light Off
Unused: Light Off
Remote_2
Receiving: Blink
Unused: Light Off
SP
Receiving: Blink
Unused: Light Off

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6.4. Cable end processing
・The cable end processing is as follows.

5～6 5～6

Coaxial Shielded
(Twist pair)
5～6 5～6
Shielded
Vinyl wire

・Shield wire processing is different with objects.

NJC-70S
Shield wire should isolate with vinyl tape. NQA-7040

The length between shield wire and earth Shield wire should touch the metal

terminal should be as short as possible. combplate.

The shield wire should crimp with Fix firmly by using INSULOK (TY-RAP) to

solderless terminal to fix the earth terminal. the comb shape clamp.

6 Installing of NQA-7040 6-30

6.5. Assembling an Ethernet Connector (RJ-45 Type)

 Assemble outside Sheath of an Ethernet cable

Cut off outside sheath except for inner LAN Cable at

the cable let-in hole.
Only shielding wire needs to leave length to a chassis.

Wire an inner LAN cable with sheath into Radar.

 How to Assemble an Ethernet Connector

Let the Ethernet cable pass through the cable boot.

Measure the length of the cable sheath that is to be

peeled.

* The rough standard is the length of your thumb

(about 5 to 6 cm).

Make a cut in the sheath by a wire stripper.

If Cut the sheath by a cutter, be careful not to damage
the foil inside.

* Do not rotate the stripper over 360 degrees.

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 Check by bending the cable that the foil inside is not
damaged. If the foil inside is damaged, cut the cable
there and go back to the step 2 again.

Failure example
[Failure example]
The foil is torn and the core wires inside can be seen.

Cut the sheath by a cutter vertically from the cut line

made by the stripper in the procedure 3.

* Do not damage the foil inside.

Twist the cable to split off the sheath. Peel the sheath
along the cut lines made by the stripper and the cutter.

Check that the foil is not damaged after the sheath is

peeled.

* The foil is OK if it is not torn by the pull of the arrow

direction shown in the left figure.

6 Installing of NQA-7040 6-32

Fold back the foil and roll it up around the cable.

* The blue surface of the foil must be touched to

the sheath.

As the same way, fold back the drain wire to attach to

the sheath.

Cut off the vinyl covering the core wires by scissors.

* Cut the vinyl off at the bottom-most of the bare

core wires for not blocking the connector to put
in.

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 Untwist the core wires and straighten each wire.

After straightening, arrange the core wires so that the

wires are aligned in the wiring order.

* Above picture shows the order of “Wiring A.”

Wiring A
Green Blue Orange Brown A pin number is 1 to 8 in an order from the left.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
W/G G W/O Bl W/Bl O W/Br Br
Tx+ Tx- Rx+ Rx-
White/ White/ White/ White/
green orange blue brown
Wiring B B pin number is 1 to 8 in an order from the left.
Orange Blue Green Brown 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
W/O O W/G Bl W/Bl G W/Br Br
Tx+ Tx- Rx+ Rx-
White/ White/ White/ White/
orange green blue brown

Gather all the core wires with maintaining the order.

6 Installing of NQA-7040 6-34

Cut off the core wires at about 16 mm from the sheath.

* First, cut them 1 to 3 mm longer. Then, adjust by

inserting the connector.

Insert the core wires into the STP connector. Check

that the leading edges of the wires reach to the
connector edge.

* Also check that the foil and the drain wire are
touched to the metal part inside the connector.

A pin number is 1 to 8 in an order from the left.

1 8

Calk by a calking tool.

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 Cut off the unnecessary foil and drain wire by scissors.

Attach the cable boot.

The cable assembling procedure is completed.

6 Installing of NQA-7040 6-36

6.6. Fuse Replacement Procedure

Be sure to switch off the power breaker of the power supply before
starting the work.

Fuse holder Fuse Fuse

Used for:
Part No. Type JRC Material Code Specification

F1 MF51NR 250V 4 5ZFGD00117 250V/4A

AC input
F2 MF51NR 250V 4 5ZFGD00117 250V/4A
For analog meter
F3 MF51NR 250V 0.5 5ZFGD00019 250V/0.5A
EL back light
F4 MF51NR 250V 0.5 5ZFGD00019 250V/0.5A For power alarm

F4

F2 F1

F3

CQD-7040
Terminal board

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6.6.1. NQA-7040 fuse replacement procedure
[Link]. Replacement of 0.5A Fuse

NQA-7040
Distribution processor

Figure 6.10 0.5A Fuse

6 Installing of NQA-7040 6-38

1) Loosen the upper part of the fuse cover as below, and remove the fuse.

Figure 6.11 Removal of Fuse

Figure 6.12 Removed Fuse

2) Attach a new fuse and tighten the upper part of the fuse cover as below.

Figure 6.13 Attachment of Fuse

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[Link]. Replacement of 4A Fuse

Glass tube fuses of three different current capacities of the same shape
are used.
When attaching a fuse, always check the capacity.
If a fuse of 0.5A is attached by mistake, the fuse will be blown out.

NQA-7040
Distribution processor

Figure 6.14 4A Fuse

6 Installing of NQA-7040 6-40

1) Loosen the upper part of the fuse cover as below, and remove the fuse.

Figure 6.15 Removal of Fuse

Figure 6.16 Removed Fuse

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 2) Attach a new fuse and tighten the upper part of the fuse cover as below.

Figure 6.17 Attachment of Fuse

6 Installing of NQA-7040 6-42

7. Installing of NWZ-510SDW
7.1. Installation Drawing

Panel Cutout

Mass: 1.2 kg
Unit: mm

7-1 7 Installing of NWZ-510SDW

  Installation Drawing
Note: Install with the space indicated by the following drawing.
MIN 20
180
MIN 20

MIN 10 96 MIN 10 8 MIN 150

Unit: mm

7 Installing of NWZ-510SDW 7-2

7.2. Pasting of seal

• Paste the accessory model name plate on the dotted line in the figure below.
• Choose the correct model number plate and stick it.

・If needed, stick the sub name plate near the NWZ-510SDW.

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7.3. Installation Procedure
7.3.1. JLN-740A
• Connect to NQA-7040 as shown below.
• Fix firmly by using a cable clamp.

Do not connect the LAN cable to the main display directly.

Otherwise, the main display will be damaged.

Note: CFS-5680 is not included with the NWZ-510SDW packing box, it is separately
included.

J10

Cable clamp
See section [Link]

LAN cable

CFS-5680

For the production, refer to 6.3 “Assembling

Main display
an Ethernet Connector (RJ-45 Type)”.

7 Installing of NWZ-510SDW 7-4

1) Cut out holes on the mounting location according to the panel cutout sizes given in
the installation drawing.

Panel Cutout

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 2) Hold the attachment metal firmly with both hands and remove the attachment metal
by pulling it.

Pull

Pull

Figure 7.1 Attachment Metal

7 Installing of NWZ-510SDW 7-6

3) Fit the attachment metal into the mounting location and fix it to the mounting
location by tightening the screws at the positions as marked with arrows in the
following drawing.
Note: Be sure to draw the cables from the back side of the attachment metal.

Panel Cutout

Side view

Front view

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 4) Insert the power supply cable part of the CFS-5680 into the holes  of the
connector and secure them firmly by tightening the screws  with a flathead
screwdriver having a thin top end.

* The recommended flathead screwdriver

is the one with a blade width of 3.5 mm
× a blade thickness of 0.5 mm.

Figure 7.2 Attachment to the Connector

5) Insert the connector into P11, and secure it firmly by tightening the screws marked
with arrows in the picture below with a flathead screwdriver having a thin top end.

Fabrication, Section 6.3 Please refer to the "Assembling

P11
an Ethernet Connector".

CFS-5680 LAN cable

NQA-7040

Figure 7.3 Attachment of the Power Cable

7 Installing of NWZ-510SDW 7-8

 Wiring, please refer to the figure below.

60 mm

Cable Depth

Rear

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 6) Insert the signal cable part of the CFS-5680 into the LAN port P13.

Fabrication, Section 6.3 Please refer to the

"Assembling an Ethernet Connector".

CFS-5680 LAN cable

NQA-7040
P13

7) Connect the ground wire.

The ground wire, please use the

UL1015TEW1X10AWG (104 /
0.26) LF5 green PBF equivalent.

Ground wire

7 Installing of NWZ-510SDW 7-10

8) After wiring, adjust the cables so that excessive tension is not applied to them. Then
secure the cables with the cable attachment metal.

7-11 7 Installing of NWZ-510SDW

 9) Install the main display into the attachment metal.
Confirm that the mounting location and the display have no gap and are fit together
with a clicking noise.

Mounting location

Squeeze

Squeeze

7 Installing of NWZ-510SDW 7-12

 NWZ-510SDW replacement procedure
1) Insert a hexagonal wrench into the hole (1 hole) at the bottom of the NWZ-510SDW.
2) Press down on the hexagonal wrench and remove the NWZ-510SDW.

Hexagonal wrench
Recommended dize:
3 mm

Bottom hole (1 hole)

Prepare a sheet to protect the wall

from being scratched.

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 3) Hold the lower part of the front panel firmly with both hands and pull the NWZ-510SDW
toward you to remove it from the attachment metal.

Pull Pull

4) Remove the cable.

7 Installing of NWZ-510SDW 7-14

7.3.2. JLN-741A
• Connect to NJC-70S as shown below.
• Fix firmly the serial cable by using the coaching clip.
Fix the coaching clip to control the stress to the cable and the connector.
Note: CFS-6680A is not included with the NWZ-510SDW packing box, it is separately
included.

J203

1 8

2 2 3 3
J203 + - + -
RX-pair/TX-pair cable

J4
Coaching clip

2 1
J4 1 1
- +
PWR pair

NBA-5143

Serial cable

CFS-6680A

Please connect and attach the crimp

terminals conform to the wire.

Main Display

7-15 7 Installing of NWZ-510SDW

 1) Cut out holes on the mounting location according to the panel cutout sizes given in
the installation drawing.

Panel Cutout

7 Installing of NWZ-510SDW 7-16

2) Hold the attachment metal firmly with both hands and remove the attachment metal
by pulling it.

Pull

Pull

Figure 7.4 Attachment Metal

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 3) Fit the attachment metal into the mounting location and fix it to the mounting
location by tightening the screws at the positions as marked with arrows in the
following drawing.
Note: Be sure to draw the cables from the back side of the attachment metal.

Panel Cutout

Side view

Front view

7 Installing of NWZ-510SDW 7-18

4) Insert the power supply cable part of the CFS-6680A into the holes  of the
connector and secure them firmly by tightening the screws  with a flathead
screwdriver having a thin top end.

* The recommended flathead screwdriver

is the one with a blade width of 3.5 mm
× a blade thickness of 0.5 mm.

Figure 7.5 Attachment to the Connector

5) Insert the connector into P11, and secure it firmly by tightening the screws marked
with arrows in the picture below with a flathead screwdriver having a thin top end.

Crimp the crimp terminal by using the

crimp tool for a round terminal insulated
P11
with nylon (straight type) (N1.25-M3).

NBA-5143

CFS-6680A
P12 Serial cable

NJC-70S

Figure 7.6 Attachment of the Power Cable

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  Wiring, please refer to the figure below.

40 mm

Cable Depth Rear

7 Installing of NWZ-510SDW 7-20

6) Push the orange ledge of  by tightening the screws, plug the cable into the hole of
.

7-21 7 Installing of NWZ-510SDW

 7) Plug the signal cable portion of the CFS-6680A to the serial port P12.
The figure below is connection example.

Please crimped using the crimping tool for insulated with

nylon round terminal (straight type) (N1.25-M3) to the
Crimp terminals.

Boatswain’s store
• Distinguish between the black
cable of NWZ-510SDW and the
thick black cable of the terminal
block based on it being
with/without fuse. The black
cable of NWZ-510SDW is
provided with a fuse and the
thick black cable does not have
a fuse.
• The thick black cable is a FG
cable. Connect the thick black
cable on the NWZ-510SDW side
to the ground of the
NWZ-510SDW,
• Two cables of the terminal block,
pink and purple cables, are not
used. Cut off the cables at the
base, wrap around them with the
insulation tape to prevent any
short-circuit.

7 Installing of NWZ-510SDW 7-22

8) Connect the ground wire.

The ground wire, please use the

UL1015TEW1X10AWG (104 /
0.26) LF5 green PBF equivalent.

Ground wire

9) After wiring, adjust the cables so that excessive tension is not applied to them. Then
secure the cables with the cable attachment metal.

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 10) Install the main display into the attachment metal.
Confirm that the mounting location and the display have no gap and are fit together
with a clicking noise.

Mounting location

Squeeze

Squeeze

7 Installing of NWZ-510SDW 7-24

 NWZ-510SDW replacement procedure
1) Insert a hexagonal wrench into the hole (1 hole) at the bottom of the NWZ-510SDW.
2) Press down on the hexagonal wrench and remove the NWZ-510SDW.

Hexagonal wrench
Recommended size:
3 mm

Bottom hole (1 hole)

Prepare a sheet to protect the wall

from being scratched.

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 3) Hold the lower part of the front panel firmly with both hands and pull the NWZ-510SDW
toward you to remove it from the attachment metal.

Lower part of the Lower part of the

front panel front panel

4) Remove the cable.

7 Installing of NWZ-510SDW 7-26

8. Installing of NWZ-4640

8.1. Installation Drawing

1) NWZ-4640 Multi Information Display (Desktop type)

8-1 8 Installing of NWZ-4640

 2) NWZ-4640 Multi Information Display (Flush mount type)

8 Installing of NWZ-4640 8-2

8.2. Pasting of seal
8.2.1. Seal pasting method of NWZ-4640
• Paste the accessory model name plate on the dotted line in the figure below.
• Choose the correct model number plate and stick it.

・If needed, stick the sub name plate near the NWZ-4640.

Paste 740N or 741N

according to the model

8-3 8 Installing of NWZ-4640

8.2.2. Seal pasting method of CGC-300B
• Paste the accessory model name plate on the dotted line in the figure below.
• Choose the “SDME BUZZER” plate and stick it.

8 Installing of NWZ-4640 8-4

8.3. Installation Procedure
8.3.1. JLN-740N

• Connect to NQA-7040 as shown below.

External Buzzer
back

TB1

Serial cable

Junction box (CQD-10)

CFQ-5766A CFQ-9002
+：RED
-：BLACK
Main display
Note：Please Unused core wire not to be short-circuited.

8-5 8 Installing of NWZ-4640

 Please crimped using the crimping tool for
Connecting a junction box insulated with nylon round terminal (straight
type) (N1.25-M3) to the Crimp terminals

Sky Blue
Cut off the three
cables that are used Pink
(green, blue, purple) at Shield Shield
the base and wrap Orange
around each one with
insulation tape to Yellow
prevent any Brown
short-circuit.
Bright Green

White
Gray
Black
Red

Bridge

8 Installing of NWZ-4640 8-6

8.3.2. JLN-741N

• Connect to NJC-70S as shown below.

• Serial cable, using the coaching clip, please firmly fixed.
Coached clip, please be fixed in order to suppress the stress to the cable and
connectors.

J203

1 8

2 2 3 3
J203 + - + -

RX-pair/TX-pair cable J4
Coaching clip

2 1
J4 1 1
- +
PWR pair
External Buzzer

NBA-5143
Serial cable

CFQ-9002
CFQ-5766A

Main Display

Please connect and attach the crimp +：RED

terminals conform to the wire. -：BLACK

Note：Please Unused core wire not to be short-circuited.

8-7 8 Installing of NWZ-4640

 Please crimped using the crimping tool for
Connecting a junction box
insulated with nylon round terminal (straight
type) (N1.25-M3) to the Crimp terminals
Cut off the three
cables that are used
(green, blue, purple) at
the base and wrap
around each one with
insulation tape to
prevent any
short-circuit.

Please use vinyl wires equivalent to

AWG # 22 for jumper wires

Boatswain’s store

8 Installing of NWZ-4640 8-8

8.4. Mounting Guide
Mounting Location
• Since the signal cable easily receives and generates noise, install the unit in a location
where it hardly receives interference.

Mounting Procedure
(1) Desktop (NWZ-4640)
• Fix the desktop rack at the required installation position by using screws
(provided by the shipyard).
• Insert the front panel into the main unit.
• Attach the rotational washer on the side of the main unit. Attach the rotational
washer on the side of the desktop rack.
• Assemble the main unit on the desktop rack, insert the knob metal washer
between the desktop rack and the knob bolt, and fix the main unit by tightening
the knob bolts.
Mounting screw
(provided by the shipyard)

Knob bolt

Knob metal washer

Rotational
Desk rack

Main unit
φ6 mounting hole (4 holes)

Front panel

• Require the maintenance space.

285 or more 190 or more

190 or more

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 (2) Flush-mount (NWZ-4640)
• Insert the main unit in the installation location. Fix the main unit using screws
(provided by the shipyard). The sizes of the heads of the screws to be used are
restricted as follows including the washers.
● Diameter: Up to φ8 mm, ● Height: Up to 4.5 mm
• Insert the front panel into the main unit

Main unit Mounting wall

After mounting

Mounting screw φ4.5 mounting hole (4 holes)

(provided by
Front panel the shipyard)

• Require the maintenance space.

8 Installing of NWZ-4640 8-10

 • To remove the flush mount, insert a hexagonal wrench into the holes (2 holes) at
the bottom of the front panel and press down on the wrench to remove the panel.
Mounting wall

Front panel

Press down

Prepare a board to protect the Hexagonal wrench (provided by the

wall from being damaged. shipyard) Recommend size 3 mm

(3) Flush-mount (CGC-300B)

• Insert the main unit in the installation location. Fix the main unit using screws
(provided by the shipyard).
• Install with the space indicated by the following drawing.

Unit: mm

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8 Installing of NWZ-4640 8-12

9. Installing of NWZ-650SDR
9.1. Installation Drawing

Panel Cutout

Mass: 1.4 kg
Unit: mm

9-1 9 Installing of NWZ-650SDR

 ● Installation Drawing
Note : Install with the space indicated by the following drawing.
MIN 20
180
MIN 20

MIN 10 160 MIN 10 8 MIN 150

Unit: mm

9 Installing of NWZ-650SDR 9-2

9.2. Installation Procedure

• Since the signal cable easily receives and generates noise, install the unit in a location
where it hardly receives interference.
Do not install the unit on the coaxial cable side of DSB radio equipment or amateur
radio equipment.
• Do not install the unit to a place directly exposed to the sunlight (excluding the Wing
Display), the splash of waves, or hot air.

9-3 9 Installing of NWZ-650SDR

 1) Cut out holes on the mounting location according to the panel cutout sizes given in
the installation drawing.

Panel Cutout

9 Installing of NWZ-650SDR 9-4

2) Hold the attachment metal firmly with both hands and remove the attachment metal
by pulling it.

Pull

Pull

Figure 9.1 Attachment Metal

9-5 9 Installing of NWZ-650SDR

 3) Fit the attachment metal into the mounting location and fix it to the mounting
location by tightening the screws at the positions as marked with arrows in the
following drawing.
Note : Be sure to draw the cables from the back side of the attachment metal.

Panel Cutout

Front view

Side view

9 Installing of NWZ-650SDR 9-6

4) Insert the power supply cable part of the CFS-6680A into the holes  of the
connector and secure them firmly by tightening the screws  with a flathead
screwdriver having a thin top end.
* The recommended flathead screwdriver
is the one with a blade width of 3.5 × a
blade thickness of 0.5 mm.

Figure 9.2 Attachment to the Connector

5) Insert the connector into P11, and secure it firmly by tightening the screws marked
with arrows in the picture below with a flathead screwdriver having a thin top end.

please crimped using the crimping tool for

P11 insulated with nylon round terminal (straight

type)(N1.25-M3) to the Crimp terminals.

CFS-6680A

P12 NQA-7040

Figure 9.3 Attachment of the Power Cable

9-7 9 Installing of NWZ-650SDR

 ● For wiring, refer to the figure below.

40 mm

Cable Depth Rear

9 Installing of NWZ-650SDR 9-8

6) Push the orange ledge of  by tightening the screws, plug the cable into the hole of
.

9-9 9 Installing of NWZ-650SDR

 7) Plug the signal cable portion of the CFS-6680A to the serial port P12. The figure
below is connection example.

NWZ-650SDR Please crimped using the

P11
Black(-)
* Numbers in seal ()
crimping tool for
－ 12 12
＋
Red(+) Black
11 11
1- insulated with nylon
Thick Black Shield
10 10
P12
Red
9 9
1+ round terminal (straight
Pink
8 NC
7C
White
8 8
type)(N1.25-M3) to the
7 7
Gray
6 NO
Orange(1) Purple
6 6 Crimp terminals.
5 Rx- 5 5
Yellow(2) Blue 2-
4 Rx+ 4 4
Green 2+
3 GND 3 3
Green(3) Yellow 3-
2 Tx- 2 2
Blue(4) Orange 3+
1 Tx+ 1 1
UL1015TEW
1X10AWG(104/0.26)LF5 Thick Black(9) Tarminal Board

Ground CFS-6680A

250V-TTYCSLA-4

NQA-7040
Analog OUT + 1
Wires of four (Pink, Analog OUT - Analog 2
EL OUT Display 1 3
White, Gray, Purple)
EL OUT 4
not to be used should Analog OUT + 5
Analog OUT - Analog 6
be cut at root and EL OUT Display 2 7

wound up with 1+
EL OUT 8
DC26V OUT 9
insulating tape to 1-
GND 10
2+
RX-A 11
prevent a short circuit. 2-
Remote
Display 1
RX-B 12
3+ TB2
TX-A 13
3-
TX-B 14
DC26V OUT 15
GND 16
RX-A Remote 17
RX-B Display 2 18
TX-A 19
TX-B 20
TX1+ 21
TX1- 22
Log Pulse
TX2+ 23
TX2- 24

Bridge

CAUTION During installation, the maintenance PC tool must be used to change

the remote display connection setting.
Since the remote display port “Remote Display 1” or “Remote
Display 2” must be selected during change, be sure to take note of
the port number to which the remote display is connected and
change the connection setting correctly.

9 Installing of NWZ-650SDR 9-10

8) Connect the ground wire.

For the ground wire,

use the
UL1015TEW1X10AWG
(104 / 0.26) LF5 green
PBF equivalent.

Ground wire

9) After wiring, adjust the cables so that excessive tension is not applied to them. Then
secure the cables with the cable attachment metal.

9-11 9 Installing of NWZ-650SDR

 10) Install the main display into the attachment metal.
Confirm that the mounting location and the display have no gap and are fit together
with a clicking noise.

Mounting location

Squeeze

Squeeze

9 Installing of NWZ-650SDR 9-12

 NWZ-650SDR replacement procedure
1) Insert a hexagonal wrench into the hole (1 hole) at the bottom of the NWZ-650SDR.

Bottom side hole

9-13 9 Installing of NWZ-650SDR

 2) Press down on the hexagonal wrench and remove the NWZ-650SDR.

Hexagonal wrench
Recommended
size: 3 mm

Prepare a sheet to protect the wall

from being scratched.

9 Installing of NWZ-650SDR 9-14

 3) Hold the lower part of the front panel firmly with both hands and pull the
NWZ-510SDW toward you to remove it from the attachment metal.

Pull Pull

4) Remove the cable.

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9 Installing of NWZ-650SDR 9-16

10. Installing of NWZ-840SDR
10.1. Installation Drawing

Panel Cutout

Mass: 2.1 kg
Unit: mm

10-1 10 Installing of NWZ-840SDR

 ● Installation Drawing
Note : Install with the space indicated by the following drawing.
MIN20
180
MIN20

MIN10 240 MIN10

Unit: mm

10 Installing of NWZ-840SDR 10-2

Note : Install with the space indicated by the following drawing.

8 MIN 150

Unit: mm

10-3 10 Installing of NWZ-840SDR

10.2. Installation Procedure

• Since the signal cable easily receives and generates noise, install the unit in a location
where it hardly receives interference.
Do not install the unit on the coaxial cable side of DSB radio equipment or amateur radio
equipment.
• Do not install the unit to a place directly exposed to the sunlight (excluding the Wing
Display), the splash of waves, or hot air.
• The maximum brightness levels differ between WZ-650SDR and NWZ-840SDR.
It is recommended to install not NWZ-840SDR but NWZ-650SD for the location that
requires a high brightness level such as a place exposed to the natural light.

10 Installing of NWZ-840SDR 10-4

1) Cut out holes on the mounting location according to the panel cutout sizes given in
the installation drawing.

Panel Cutout

10-5 10 Installing of NWZ-840SDR

 2) Hold the attachment metal firmly with both hands and remove the attachment metal
by pulling it.

Pull

Pull

Figure 10.1 Attachment Metal

10 Installing of NWZ-840SDR 10-6

3) Fit the attachment metal into the mounting location and fix it to the mounting
location by tightening the screws at the positions as marked with arrows in the
following drawing.
Note : Be sure to draw the cables from the back side of the attachment metal.

Panel Cutout

Front view

Side view

10-7 10 Installing of NWZ-840SDR

 4) Insert the power supply cable part of the CFS-6680A into the holes  of the
connector and secure them firmly by tightening the screws  with a flathead
screwdriver having a thin top end.

* The recommended flathead screwdriver

is the one with a blade width of 3.5 mm
× a blade thickness of 0.5mm.

Figure 10.2 Attachment to the Connector

5) Insert the connector into P11, and secure it firmly by tightening the screws marked
with arrows in the picture below with a flathead screwdriver having a thin top end.

please crimped using the crimping tool for

P11 insulated with nylon round terminal (straight
type)(N1.25-M3) to the Crimp terminals.

CFS-6680A

P12
NQA-7040

Figure 10.3 Attachment of the Power Cable

10 Installing of NWZ-840SDR 10-8

● For wiring, refer to the figure below.

40 mm

Cable Depth Rear

10-9 10 Installing of NWZ-840SDR

 6) Push the orange ledge of  by tightening the screws, plug the cable into the hole of
.

10 Installing of NWZ-840SDR 10-10

 7) Plug the signal cable portion of the CFS-6680A to the serial port P12. The figure
below is connection example.

NWZ-840SDR
Please crimped using the
P11
* Numbers in seal () crimping tool for
Black(-)
－ 12 12
＋
Red(+) Black
11 11
1- insulated with nylon
Thick Black Shield
10 10
P12
Red
9 9
1+ round terminal (straight
Pink
8 NC
7C
White
8 8
type)(N1.25-M3) to the
7 7
Gray
6 NO
Orange(1) Purple
6 6 Crimp terminals.
5 Rx- 5 5
Yellow(2) Blue 2-
4 Rx+ 4 4
Green 2+
3 GND 3 3
Green(3) Yellow 3-
2 Tx- 2 2
Blue(4) Orange 3+
1 Tx+ 1 1
UL1015TEW
1X10AWG(104/0.26)LF5 Thick Black(9) Tarminal Board

Ground CFS-6680A

250V-TTYCSLA-4

NQA-7040
Analog OUT + 1
Analog OUT - Analog 2
Wires of four (Pink, EL OUT Display 1 3

White, Gray, Purple) EL OUT 4

Analog OUT + 5
not to be used should Analog OUT - Analog 6
EL OUT Display 2 7
be cut at root and
EL OUT 8
wound up with DC26V OUT 9
GND 10
insulating tape to RX-A Remote 11
Display 1
prevent a short circuit. RX-B 12
TB2
TX-A 13
TX-B 14
1+
DC26V OUT 15
1-
GND 16
2+
RX-A Remote 17
2- Display 2
RX-B 18
3+
TX-A 19
3-
TX-B 20
TX1+ 21
TX1- 22
Log Pulse
TX2+ 23
TX2- 24

Bridge

CAUTION During installation, the maintenance PC tool must be used to

change the remote display connection setting.
Since the remote display port “Remote Display 1” or “Remote
Display 2” must be selected during change, be sure to take note
of the port number to which the remote display is connected and
change the connection setting correctly.

10-11 10 Installing of NWZ-840SDR

 8) Connect the ground wire.
For the ground wire,
use the
UL1015TEW1X10AWG
(104 / 0.26) LF5 green
PBF equivalent.

Ground wire

9) After wiring, adjust the cables so that excessive tension is not applied to them. Then
secure the cables with the cable attachment metal.

10 Installing of NWZ-840SDR 10-12

10) Install the main display into the attachment metal.
Confirm that the mounting location and the display have no gap and are fit together
with a clicking noise.

Mounting location

Squeeze

Squeeze

10-13 10 Installing of NWZ-840SDR

 NWZ-840SDR replacement procedure
1) Insert a hexagonal wrench into the hole (1 hole) at the bottom of the NWZ-840SDR.

Bottom side hole

10 Installing of NWZ-840SDR 10-14

2) Press down on the hexagonal wrench and remove the NWZ-650SDR.

Hexagonal wrench
Recommended
size: 3 mm

Prepare a sheet to protect the wall

from being scratched.

10-15 10 Installing of NWZ-840SDR

 3) Hold the lower part of the front panel firmly with both hands and pull the
NWZ-650SDW toward you to remove it from the attachment metal.

Pull Pull

4) Remove the cable.

10 Installing of NWZ-840SDR 10-16

11. Installing of NWZ-4610
11.1. Installation Drawing
1) NWZ-4610 Multi Information Display (Desktop type)

11-1 11 Installing of NWZ-4610

2) NWZ-4610 Multi Information Display (Flush mount type)

11 Installing of NWZ-4610 11-2

11.2. NWZ-4610 installing procedure
Connect CFQ-5766A as follows.

See section [Link] for power and signal cable

1 Analog OUT +
2 Analog OUT -
CFQ-5766A cable end processing.
Analog
3 Display 1 EL OUT Note: Do not cut the power line with fuse.
4 EL OUT
5 Analog OUT +
6 Analog Analog OUT -
7 Display 2 EL OUT
8 EL OUT Fuse
9 DC26V OUT 赤
10 GND 黒
11 Remote RX-A MID
12 Display 1 RX-B NWZ-4610
TB2
13 TX-A 若草
14 TX-B 茶
15 DC26V OUT CFQ-5766A
16 GND
17 Remote RX-A
18 Display 2 RX-B
19 TX-A
20 TX-B
21 TX1+
22 TX1-
Log Pulse
23 TX2+
24 TX2-

11-3 11 Installing of NWZ-4610

11.3. Installation Procedure
Mounting Location
• Since the signal cable easily receives and generates noise, install the unit in a
location where it hardly receives interference.

CAUTION
Do not install the unit near DSB radio, amateur radio or their coaxial cables.

Mounting Procedure
(1) Desktop(NWZ-4610)
• Fix the desktop rack at the required installation position by using screws (provided
by the shipyard).
• Insert the front panel into the main unit.
• Attach the rotational washer on the side of the main unit. Attach the rotational
washer on the side of the desktop rack.
• Assemble the main unit on the desktop rack, insert the knob metal washer
between the desktop rack and the knob bolt, and fix the main unit by tightening
the knob bolts.
Mounting screw
(provided by the shipyard)

Knob bolt

Knob metal washer

Rotational
washer Desk rack
Main unit φ6 mounting hole (4 holes)
Front panel

• Secure the maintenance space as shown below.

285 or more 190 or more

190 or more

11 Installing of NWZ-4610 11-4

(2) Flush-mount (NWZ-4610)
• Insert the main unit in the installation location. Fix the main unit using screws
(provided by the shipyard).
The sizes of the heads of the screws to be used are restricted as follows including
the washers. Diameter: Up to φ8 mm, • Height: Up to 4.5 mm
• Insert the front panel into the main unit

Main unit Mounting wall

Mounting screw φ4.5 mounting hole

After mounting
(provided by the (4 holes)
Front panel shipyard)

• Secure the maintenance space as shown below.

180 or more

• Removing the display unit by flash mounting. Use the following procedure to
remove the display unit. Insert a hexagonal wrench into the holes (2) at the bottom
of the front panel. Remove the front panel by pressing down the hexagonal
wrench.
Mounting wall

Front panel

Press down

Hexagonal wrench (provided

Prepare a board to protect by the shipyard)
the wall from being damaged. Recommended size: 3 mm

11-5 11 Installing of NWZ-4610

 11.4. Installation Setting

● After start-up, prepare the setting as indicated in the table below.

Procedure Chapter of the NWZ-4610 man Configuration

4.2.1. Please select the "MID" models
1
Turning on the power
4.10.1. Or later, you will do the equipment settings in
2
Changing to a maintenance mode maintenance mode.
4.7. Please select “English”.
3
Language setting
4.10.9. Port Select the "SIO [6]", make sure that the data
4
Checking the input port is displayed.
[Link]. Category selects the "DOPPLER [doppler]", The
5 STEP3 Selecting display contents display contents can be displayed “TRIP [trip
distance]”, “ODO [odometer]", the two types.

You can make the screen settings with your choice by referring to section 4.5.4.

Note : For NCM-227 dimmer unit connection and setting method, refer to section 6.4.1 of the
NWZ-4610 instruction manual

11 Installing of NWZ-4610 11-6

 6-φ7 or M6

12.1. Installation Drawing

NWW-24L mounting hole

Scale 1/5

4-φ5.5 or M5

12-1
12. Installing of NWW-24

Model name Mass Scale sheet E.L. sheet

Green NWW-24S mounting hole

Scale 1/5
Orange

Model Scale E.L.

name sheet sheet PAINTING COLOR

12 Installing of NWW-24
 Installation Drawing
Note : Install with the space indicated by the following drawing.
NWW-24 Analog Display

MIN 50 A MIN 50

200

MIN 100
A
MIN 100

Unit: mm

TYPE A B C D E MASS. SCALE [Link]

-4 to 20
NWW-24L φ250 φ216 φ190 φ230 φ170 6.5kg GREEN

-5 to 25

NWW-24S φ200 φ173 φ150 φ186 φ125 3.0kg ORANGE

-6 to 30

12 Installing of NWW-24 12-2

12.2. Installation Procedure

• Since the signal cable easily receives and generates noise, install the unit in a location
where it hardly receives interference.
Do not install the unit on the coaxial cable side of DSB radio equipment or amateur radio
equipment.
• Do not install the unit to a place directly exposed to the sunlight (excluding the Wing
Display), the splash of waves, or hot air.

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12 Installing of NWW-24 12-4

 13.1. Installation Drawing

4-φ12 or M10

NWW-25L mounting hole

Scale 1/5

13-1
13. Installing of NWW-25

For dimmer For signal

4-φ12 or M10

Model name Mass Scale sheet E.L. sheet

Green
NWW-25S mounting hole

Orange Scale 1/5

Model Scale E.L.

name sheet sheet PAINTING COLOR

13 Installing of NWW-25
 ● Installation Drawing
Note : Install with the space indicated by the following drawing.
NWW-25 Analog Display

4-φ12

FOR DIMMER FOR SIGNAL

Unit: mm

TYPE A B C D E MASS. SCALE [Link]

-4 to 20
NWW-25L φ250 136 φ220 φ230 55° 7.0kg GREEN

-5 to 25

NWW-25S φ200 140 φ180 φ186 60° 5.0kg ORANGE

-6 to 30

13 Installing of NWW-25 13-2

13.2. Installation Procedure

• Since the signal cable easily receives and generates noise, install the unit in a location
where it hardly receives interference.
Do not install the unit on the coaxial cable side of DSB radio equipment or amateur radio
equipment.
• Do not install the unit to a place directly exposed to the sunlight (excluding the Wing
Display), the splash of waves, or hot air.

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13 Installing of NWW-25 13-4

 NWW-26L mounting hole

Scale 1/5
14.1. Installation Drawing

14-1
NWW-26M mounting hole
14. Installing of NWW-26

Scale 1/5

Model name Mass Scale sheet E.L. sheet

Green

Orange
NWW-26S mounting hole

Scale 1/5
Model Scale E.L.
name sheet sheet PAINTING COLOR

14 Installing of NWW-26
 ● Installation Drawing
Note : Install with the space indicated by the following drawing.
NWW-26 Analog Display

MIN 50 A MIN 50

MIN 50
C

A
MIN 50

Unit: mm

TYPE A B C D E F MASS SCALE [Link]

NWW-26L 150 124 105 26 20 φ128 2.5kg -4 to 20

GREEN

NWW-26M 120 100 90 23 15 φ100 1.5kg -5 to 25

ORANGE
NWW-26S 110 90 90 11 15 φ100 1.0kg -6 to 30

14 Installing of NWW-26 14-2

14.2. Installation Procedure

• Since the signal cable easily receives and generates noise, install the unit in a location
where it hardly receives interference.
Do not install the unit on the coaxial cable side of DSB radio equipment or amateur radio
equipment.
• Do not install the unit to a place directly exposed to the sunlight (excluding the Wing
Display), the splash of waves, or hot air.

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14 Installing of NWW-26 14-4

15. Installing of NWW-7
15.1. Installation Drawing

Color: Munsell
Mass:
CABLE INLET
Mounting holes

15-1 15 Installing of NWW-7

● Installation Drawing
Note: Install with the space indicated by the following drawing.
NWW-7 Distance Counter

MIN 50 150 MIN 50

MIN 50
4-φ5.5

80
MIN 50

CABLE INLET

Unit: mm

15 Installing of NWW-7 15-2

15.2. Installation Procedure

• Since the signal cable easily receives and generates noise, install the unit in a location
where it hardly receives interference.
Do not install the unit on the coaxial cable side of DSB radio equipment or amateur radio
equipment.
• Do not install the unit to a place directly exposed to the sunlight (excluding the Wing
Display), the splash of waves, or hot air.

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15 Installing of NWW-7 15-4

16. Setting of NWZ-510SDW

16.1. Supplying power (JLN-740A/741A)

When the main power of the power board is turned on, the power for the display unit is
automatically turn on.
When the power is disconnected by using the key on the display unit, power is turned on
when the power switch is pressed.

Main power OFF

Main power ON

Main power ON

Power switch ON
(Hold down for about one second) Opening screen

16-1 16 Setting of NWZ-510SDW

 After the factory shipment or at the initial power ON
1) When the following screen is displayed, select a display unit model by touching the
[<]/[>] buttons.
JLN-740A: Changes the model to JLN-740A.
JLN-741A: Changes the model to JLN-741A.

2) Touch the [Start application] button.

3) Wait for about 3 minutes for rebooting.

16 Setting of NWZ-510SDW 16-2

16.2. Installation Setting Menu
• This section explains items to be set at the time of installation.
• The items to be used at the time of installation are two items, "ADV SET" and “SDME
ADV”.
• ”ADV SDME” can be used to change the display model that has been selected at
initial power on after factory shipment.

ADV SET

ADV SDME

• PASSWORD
A password is necessary to set "ADV SET" and "SDME ADV".

Password: 1456

16-3 16 Setting of NWZ-510SDW

16.2.1. ADV SET
 ADV SET Menu List
• ADVANCED SETTINGS Menu Explains

Menu Description
[CNTRL DIM] To set the use or non-use / output of the
(Configuration of central Dimmer) central dimmer
[ETH CONFIG] (Configuration of Ethernet) To set IP address, subnet mask, gateway
[UART CONFIG] To set port, parity bit, stop bit, data bit, baud
(Configuration of UART) rate, protocol
[SERIAL MON] Will monitor the input and output of serial
(Input and output of the monitor) communication
[RESET] (Factory reset) Will reset to the factory default settings
[LOG] Will display a log of the NWZ-510SDW
[NMEA TALKER]
Set the use or non-use of NMEA sentence
(Configuration of NMEA sentence)
[ALERT ON/OFF] (Configuration of alert) Set the use or non-use of alert
[NMEA SET] (Setting NMEA) Set the details of NMEA.

16 Setting of NWZ-510SDW 16-4

 ADVANCED SETTINGS
The items to be used at the time of installation are two (2) items, "ETH CONFIG" and
"UART CONFIG".

ETH CONFIG UART CONFIG

4) ETH CONFIG
This is to set the three (3) items, "IP ADDRESS", "SUBNET MASK" and
"GATEWAY".

Note: Set value is no problem with remain default.

16-5 16 Setting of NWZ-510SDW

 5) UART CONFIG
Set six items, “UART”, “PARITY”, “STOP BITS”, “DATA BITS”, “BAUD RATE”, and
“PROTOCOL”.

16 Setting of NWZ-510SDW 16-6

16.2.2. ADV SDME
 ADV SDME Menu List
• ADVANCED SDME SETTINGS Menu Explains

Menu Description
[TOTAL DIST] (Total distance setting) To set the total distance.
[DEMO MODE] (Demonstration mode) Perform demonstration.
[MODEL] (Model setting) To set the model.
[SYS TEST] (System test) Perform system test.
[TRANSMIT] (Automatic start setting) Set automatic transmission of a transducer.

16-7 16 Setting of NWZ-510SDW

 ADVANCED SDME SETTINGS
The items to be used at the time of installation are four (4) items, “TOTAL DIST,”
“MODEL,” “SYS TEST,” and “TRANSMIT.”

MODEL

TOTAL DIST
SYS TEST

TRANSMIT

16 Setting of NWZ-510SDW 16-8

1) TOTAL DIST
This is to set one (1) item, “TOTAL DIST.”

The total distance can be set.

[TOTAL DIST]: 000000.00～999999.99

16-9 16 Setting of NWZ-510SDW

 2) MODEL
Change the model.

When the [CONFIRM RESET ALL SETTINGS AND CHANGE MODEL] button is
touched, the system reboots.
In about one (1) minute, the model selection screen is displayed.

Touch the [<]/[>] button to select a model.

[JLN-740A]: Changes the model to JLN-740A.
[JLN-741A]: Changes the model to JLN-741A.
[JLN-750]: Changes the model to JLN-750.

When the [Start application] button is touched, the setting is accepted and the
system reboots.
In about two (2) minutes, the normal screen is displayed.

16 Setting of NWZ-510SDW 16-10

3) SYS TEST
For JLN-740A, set the five (5) items, “18kn TEST,” “LOST ALERT,” “NWZ HW
ALERT,” “NQA HW ALERT,” and “NJC HW ALERT.”
For JLN-741A, set the two (2) items, “18kn TEST” and “LOST ALERT.”
TRIP is set to 0 when a ship sails under SYSTEM TEST.

If sail under SYSTEM TEST, the remote display NWZ-650SDR/840SDR

TRIP indication is set to 0.

Perform test for checking the connection of the equipment.

[18kn TEST]: Fix the ship speed to 18.00 kn when set to ON.
The connection of LOG pulse contact and distance counter
can be checked.
[LOST ALERT]: Generate the [TESTING LOST SPEED STW] alert when set to
ON.
The connection of system alert contact can be checked.
[NWZ HW ALERT]: Generate the [TESTING HW ERROR (NWZ-510)] alert when
set to ON.
If NWZ-510SDW connection is poor, the alert is not generated.
[NQA HW ALERT]: Generate [TESTING HW ERROR (NQA-7040)] alert when set
to ON.
If NQA-7040 connection is poor, the alert is not generated.
[NJC HW ALERT]: Generate [TESTING HW ERROR (NJC-70)] alert when set to
ON.
If NJC-70S connection is poor, the alert is not generated.

16-11 16 Setting of NWZ-510SDW

 4) TRANSMIT
Set the one (1) item, “AUTO START.”

Auto start of the transducer at the activation can be set.

[AUTO START]: Auto-start the transducer at the activation when set to ON.
If set to OFF (default setting), [START TRANSMIT] screen is always
displayed after start up. Touch the [START TRANSMIT] to start
transmitting.

If a ship is not on water due to its docking, do not start transmission.

Starting transmission causes the transducer to become faulty.

To draw a ship up to the dock, be sure to set this set value to OFF.

Do not start transmit on dry dock. The transducer would be broken.

On dry docking, [AUTO START] menu should set to OFF.

After the blackout test, [START TRANSMIT] screen would display. after
start up. Touch the [START TRANSMIT] to start transmitting. Normally
[AUTO START] menu should set to OFF for prevent the transducer
breaking by open air transmitting.

16 Setting of NWZ-510SDW 16-12

17. Setting of NWZ-4640

17.1. Supplying power (JLN-740N/741N)

When the main power of the power board is turned on, the power for the display unit is
automatically turned on.

When the power for the display unit is disconnected by using the key on the display unit,
press . The power is turned on.

Main power OFF

Main power ON
Main power ON

Opening screen

Power key ON

When and are pressed simultaneously, the power is turned off.

Please press and turn off the power.

17-1 17 Setting of NWZ-4640

17.2. JLN-740N Display at the time of initial power-on (JLN-740N) after factory shipment

(a)Opening screen (b)Self diagnostic screen (c)Model name display screen

(factory default setting)

(d)Transmission start screen

is pressed, Start transmission and switch to the normal screen.

(e)Normal screen

In the case of JLN-740N, if normal wiring is done, this normal screen will be displayed
without adjustments.

When and are pressed simultaneously, Enter shutdown operation.

When the Shutdown Finished display is displayed,
Please press and turn off the power.

17 Setting of NWZ-4640 17-2

17.3. JLN-741N Display at the time of initial power-on (JLN-741N) after factory shipment
In the initial state, it is set to JLN-740N. To change to JLN-741N, please do the
following operation.

(a)Opening screen (b)Self diagnostic screen (c)Model name display screen

(factory default setting)

(d)Communication error screen

HBT SENDING # 01 to # 11 will count up for about 1 minute.

Finally the "DIST [Link]" screen will appear.

To cancel the DIST [Link] screen, When and are press and hold
for 8 seconds.

Since the transmission start screen is displayed, pressing the button

starts transmission and switches to the normal screen.

If the ship is not on the water with a dock or the like, there is a danger
! CAUTION that the transducer will fail if the transmission starts.
To switch to JLN - 741N, please go on water.

17-3 17 Setting of NWZ-4640

17.4. Switch display unit setting to JLN-741N (JLN-741N)
1. Press to display the main menu (normal mode).

2. When and are press and hold for 3 seconds (shift to Equipment Mode).
When switching to Equipment mode, the [M] icon is displayed at the bottom of the
screen.

Press and again for 3 seconds or return to normal mode if you do not
operate anything for 3 minutes. When power is on, start up in normal mode.

3. Select [DISPLAY MODEL] by using .

4. Select [JLN-741N] by using and press .

The [M] icon
Normal mode Maintenance mode

5. Press and simultaneously to shut down. Then, press and

again to reboot.

17 Setting of NWZ-4640 17-4

17.5. Checking the installation
17.5.1 Changing to the maintenance mode
Please follow the procedure in 17.4 and switch to the maintenance menu.

17.5.2 Checking the input port

The data that is received through an input port can be displayed on the screen.
The input port and display format (ASCII/BINARY) can be selected.
The port that is set for output cannot be displayed.

1. Select [[Link]] and [[Link] DATA] by using and press .

The following operation procedure screen is displayed.

2. aTo change the display format, press . The format changes between ASCII and
BINARY.

3. a Select the port to be displayed by using and press . Received data is

displayed on the screen.
When is pressed again, the display update stops. While the update is
stopped, the mark on the screen stops blinking.
To return to the operation description screen, press .

Selected serial port Selected display format

SIO[0]: Data In/Out 1

Status display mark
SIO[1]: RS-485 port

SIO[2]: Sensor port

Operation description screen
SIO[3]: Data In/Out 2

SIO[6]: Data In/Out 3

With JLN-740N / 741N, data received by the display can be displayed with SIO [6].
When no information is displayed, check the connections and setting of the serial port again.

Reception display example of SIO [6] JLN-740N

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18. Setting of NWZ-650SDR
18.1. Installation Setting Menu
• This section explains items to be set at the time of installation.
• The items to be used at the time of installation are two items, "ADV SET" and
“SDME ADV”.

ADV SET

SDME ADV

• PASSWORD
A password is necessary to set "ADV SET" and "SDME ADV".

Password: 1456

18-1 18 Setting of NWZ-650SDR

18.1.1. ADV SET
[Link]. ADV SET Menu List
• ADVANCED SETTINGS Menu Explains

Menu Description
[CNTRL DIM] To set the use or non-use / output of the
(Configuration of central Dimmer) central dimmer
[ETH CONFIG] (Configuration of Ethernet) To set IP address, subnet mask, gateway
[UART CONFIG] To set port, parity bit, stop bit, data bit, baud
(Configuration of UART) rate, protocol
[SERIAL MON] Will monitor the input and output of serial
(Input and output of the monitor) communication
[RESET] (Factory reset) Will reset to the factory default settings
[LOG] Will display a log of the NWZ-650SDR
[NMEA TALKER]
Set the use or non-use of NMEA sentence
(Configuration of NMEA sentence)
[ALERT ON/OFF]
Set the use or non-use of alert
(Configuration of alert)

18 Setting of NWZ-650SDR 18-2

● ADVANCED SETTINGS
The items to be used at the time of installation are two (2) items, "ETH CONFIG"
and "UART CONFIG".

ETH CONFIG
UART CONFIG

ALERT ON/OFF

1) ETH CONFIG
This is to set the three (3) items, "IP ADDRESS", "SUBNET MASK" and
"GATEWAY".

Note : Set value is no problem with remain default.

18-3 18 Setting of NWZ-650SDR

 2) UART CONFIG
This is to set the six (6) items, "UART", "PARITY", "STOP BITS", "DATA BITS",
"BAUD RATE", and "PROTOCOL".

Note : Set value is no problem with remain default.

Caution : Remote display at shipment state is section distance display has become a -------.
Refer to the instruction manual section 7.2.2, please perform the TRIP RESET at first.

18 Setting of NWZ-650SDR 18-4

3) ALERT ON/OFF
Select alert function “ENABLED/ DISABLED”.

Set to “DISABLED”. Because in some cases, the remote display

alert is difficult to acknowledge. So, We recommend the remote
display alert as “DISABLED.

18-5 18 Setting of NWZ-650SDR

18.1.2. SDME ADV
[Link]. SDME ADV Menu List
• SDME ADVANCED SETTINGS Menu Explains

Menu Description
[ANALOG](Configuration of the analog display scale) Set the analog display scales
[MANAG NUMB](Configuration of the management number) Set the management number

● SDME ADV
The items to be used at the time of installation are one items, "MANAG NUMB".

MANAG NUMB

18 Setting of NWZ-650SDR 18-6

1) MANAG NUMB
This is to set the one items, "MANAGEMENT NUMBER".

* If connecting the same model (NWZ-650SDR / NWZ-840SDR)

of two or more, please set so that the management numbers
do not overlap. If the management numbers are set
erroneously, software can no longer be updated.
• “MANAGEMENT NUMBER”
Management numbers, is the number for identifying the individual when
multiple connections to the same model (NWZ-650SDR / NWZ-840SDR).
All default value because it is the same management number, please be sure
to set individually.
When the remote display was reset please always set again.
Management number and port number, there is no relationship.
The list of setting values is as follows:

Management number
10010701 (Default value)
10010901

Refer to the following table for the setting examples.

Port number Model name Management number

Remote Display 1 NWZ-650SDR 10010701
Remote Display 2 NWZ-840SDR 10011701
Management number setting examples

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19. Setting of NWZ-840SDR
19.1. Installation Setting Menu
• This section explains items to be set at the time of installation.
• The items to be used at the time of installation are two items, "ADV SET" and
“SDME ADV”.

ADV SET

SDME ADV

• PASSWORD
A password is necessary to set "ADV SET" and "SDME ADV".

Password:
1456

19-1 19 Setting of NWZ-840SDR

19.1.1. ADV SET
[Link]. ADV SET Menu List
• ADVANCED SETTINGS Menu Explains

Menu Description
[CNTRL DIM] To set the use or non-use / output of the
(Configuration of central Dimmer) central dimmer
[ETH CONFIG] (Configuration of Ethernet) To set IP address, subnet mask, gateway
[UART CONFIG] To set port, parity bit, stop bit, data bit, baud
(Configuration of UART) rate, protocol
[SERIAL MON] Will monitor the input and output of serial
(Input and output of the monitor) communication
[RESET] (Factory reset) Will reset to the factory default settings
[LOG] Will display a log of the NWZ-840SDR
[NMEA TALKER]
Set the use or non-use of NMEA sentence
(Configuration of NMEA sentence)
[ALERT ON/OFF]
Set the use or non-use of alert
(Configuration of alert)

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● ADVANCED SETTINGS
The items to be used at the time of installation are two (2) items, "ETH CONFIG"
and "UART CONFIG".

ETH
UART
CONFIG
CONFIG

ALERT ON/OFF

1) ETH CONFIG
This is to set the three (3) items, "IP ADDRESS", "SUBNET MASK" and
"GATEWAY".

Note : Set value is no problem with remain default.

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 2) UART CONFIG
This is to set the six (6) items, "UART", "PARITY", "STOP BITS", "DATA BITS",
"BAUD RATE", and "PROTOCOL".

Note : Set value is no problem with remain default.

Caution : Remote display at shipment state is section distance display has become a -------.
Refer to the instruction manual section 7.2.2, please perform the TRIP RESET at first.

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3) ALERT ON/OFF
Select alert function “ENABLED/ DISABLED”.

Set to “DISABLED”. Because in some cases, the remote display

alert is difficult to acknowledge. So, We recommend the remote
display alert as “DISABLED.

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19.1.2. SDME ADV
[Link]. SDME ADV Menu List
• SDME ADVANCED SETTINGS Menu Explains

Menu Description
[ANALOG](Configuration of the analog display scale) Set the analog display scales
[MANAG NUMB](Configuration of the management number) Set the management number

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● SDME ADV
The items to be used at the time of installation are one items, "MANAG NUMB".

MANAG NUMB

1) MANAG NUMB
This is to set the one items, "MANAGEMENT NUMBER".

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 * If connecting the same model (NWZ-650SDR / NWZ-840SDR)
of two or more, please set so that the management numbers
do not overlap. If the management numbers are set
erroneously, software can no longer be updated.

• “MANAGEMENT NUMBER”
Management numbers, is the number for identifying the individual when
multiple connections to the same model (NWZ-650SDR / NWZ-840SDR).
All default value because it is the same management number, please be sure
to set individually.
When the remote display was reset please always set again.
Management number and port number, there is no relationship.
The list of setting values is as follows:

Management number
10011701 (Default value)
10011901

Refer to the following table for the setting examples.

Port number Model name Management number

Remote Display 1 NWZ-650SDR 10010701
Remote Display 2 NWZ-840SDR 10011701
Management number setting examples

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20. Maintenance Software

20.1. Required Items

20.1.1. JLN-740A/740N
• PC············································································ 1 unit
• LAN cable ·································································· 1 pc

20.1.2. JLN-741A/741N
• PC············································································ 1 unit
• USB-RS422 conversion cable ········································ 1 pc

20.2. Connection Method

Since JLN-741A/741N is 3-units model, the main display cannot be used while the
maintenance PC tool is connected (see figure below). Therefore, confirm the vessel speed
and the distance on the “First Settings” screen of the maintenance PC tool.

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 Main Display Main Display

Power Cable LAN Cable Power Cable LAN Cable

LAN Cable Maintenance PC

Distribution Processor Distribution Processor

Power Cable Power Cable

Signal Processor Signal Processor

Coaxial Cable Coaxial Cable

Transducer Transducer

Connection for maintenance (JLN-740A/740N)

NWZ-510SDW NWZ-510SDW
Maintenance PC
Main Display Main Display

EN Cable RS-422 EN Cable RS-422

Disconnect the serial

cable connection
between the main display
NJC-70S NJC-70S unit and the signal
Signal Processor Signal Processor processor and connect to
the serial port of the
maintenance PC
(conversion to USB is
also allowed).
Coaxial Cable Coaxial Cable

NKF-547 NKF-547
Transducer Transducer

Connection for maintenance (JLN-741A/741N)

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20.2.1. Connection Method of JLN-740A/740N
• The power to the PC can be supplied from the "service outlet".
Note: To output the AC voltage from this outlet, turn ON the main switch of the
distribution processor.
Also, AC voltage that is input to the distribution processor has been output.

Service outlet

Power cable

PC

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 • Connect the LAN cable as the following.
J11 is a VDR or PC dedicated LAN connection port.
Do not connect to the LAN cable to any other LAN
connection port.
Otherwise, the PC may be damaged.

J11

LAN cable

For fabrication, refer to section 5.3,

"Assembling an Ethernet Connector”.

PC
*For the subsequent procedure, refer to “Notes” in 20.3.

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20.2.2. Connection Method of LN-741A and JLN-741N
• The power to the PC can be supplied from the "service outlet".
Note: This outlet, AC voltage has been output is also not have to ON the main switch.
Also, AC voltage that is input to the signal processor unit has been output.

Service outlet

Power cable

PC

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 • Connect the USB-RS422 conversion cable as shown below.
JLN-741A
NWZ-510SDW

* Numbers in seal ()
P11
Black(-)
－
Red(+)
＋

P12
8 NC
White(7)
7C
Gray(6)
6 NO
5 Rx-
12 12
4 Rx+ Black -
11 11 1-
3 GND Thick Black Shield
10 10
2 Tx- Red +
9 9
1 Tx+ Pink
UL1015TEW 8 8 Jumper
1X10AWG(104/0.26)LF5 Thick Black(9) White
7 7
Gray 1+
Ground 6 6
Purple
5 5
Blue 3-
4 4
TX+ Green(3) Green 3+
1 3 3
TX- Blue(4) Yellow 2-
2 2 2
RX+ Orange(1) Orange 2+
3 1 1
RX- Yellow(2)
4
Tarminal Board
USB-RS422
5
conversion cable CFS-6680A
PC

250V-TTYCSLA-4

D1
24VDC
+
+
-
-
Bridge

Boatswain
NJC-70S Boatswain’s store
2+
UP LINK A 1
2-
UP LINK B 2
3+
DOWN LINK A 3
3-
DOWN LINK B 4
J203
UP LINK(SP) A 5
UP LINK(SP) B 6
Tx Trig A 7
Tx Trig B 8
Shield

1+
EN+ +
1- J4
EN - -

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JLN-741N
TX+ 3+
1
TX- 3-
2
RX+ 2+
3
RX- 2-
4
USB-RS422 5
PC conversion cable

Sky Blue
11 11
Pink
10 10
Shield Shield
9 9
Brown
8 8
Bright Green
7 7
White 6 6
Gray
5 5
Orange Jumper
4 4
Yellow 1+
3 3
Black 1-
NWZ-4640 2 2 -
Red +
1 1
DC12/24V CFQ-5766A
DATA CQD-10

250V-TTYCSLA-4

D1
24VDC
+
+
-
-

Bridge

Boatswainstore
Boatswain’s
NJC-70S
2+
UP LINK A 1
2-
UP LINK B 2
3+
DOWN LINK A 3
3-
DOWN LINK B 4
J203
UP LINK(SP) A 5
UP LINK(SP) B 6
Tx Trig A 7
Tx Trig B 8

Shield

1+
EN+ +
1- J4
EN - -

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20.3. Precautions
• Supported OS is Windows 7 / 8 / 10 (both English version and Japanese version
supported).
The maintenance software is written in English only.
• To use the maintenance software, .NET Framework 4.5 is required.

20.4. Maintenance PC tool

The maintenance PC tool that is commonly available for JLN-740A, JLN-740N, JLN-741A,
and JLN-741N enables the checking and changing of the entire information of the
equipment.
The common maintenance PC tool can be applied for each model.

The tool is equipped with the screen that displays only the minimum necessary items for the
initialization at the installation. These items include the items to be set for the milepost test
and the 18kn test.
The 18kn test is used for checking the connection at installation. For the 18kn test, the
display items such as sentence (NMEA) output and LOG200 pulse output, distance meter,
and analog meter at fixed 18kn navigation are used forcibly.

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20.5. Installation Procedure
1) Execute the installation file.

2) Check that the installer is activated.

In this case, if .NET Framework 4.5 or a later version has not been installed in the PC,
installation of .NET Framework 4.5 starts.

Click the [Next >] button.

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 Check the folder of the installation destination and click on the [Next>] button.

3) Make sure that the installation conditions are as expected.

Confirm the installation settings and click on the [Install] button.

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4) Installation starts.
Wait for a while.

5) Make sure that installation has been completed.

Click on the [Finish] button.

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20.5.1. Initial setting value required for each piece of equipment
JLN-741A/ JLN-740A/
No. Item Remarks
JLN-741N JLN-740N
1 Speed calibration   Inputs the result of the milepost test.
Only the equipment that displays the
2 Vessel size × ×
port/starboard ship speed
System test For checking the connection after
3 × 
(18kn test and alert test) installation
4 System date and time ×  For JLN-740A and JLN-740N only
This setting is necessary for the ship
that uses a bubble detection
function. If not implemented, an alert
is issued.
Updating bubble detection
5   * Please contact your sales
reference waveform
representative / agency or Marine
service department, sales
department, branch / branch office,
sales office of our company.
Remote display unit
6 ×  For JLN-740A and JLN-740N only
selection
7 Analog full scale ×  For JLN-740A and JLN-740N only
8 LOG pulse type ×  For JLN-740A and JLN-740N only
9 Brightness control mode ×  For JLN-740A and JLN-740N only
10 Serial alert type ×  For JLN-740A and JLN-740N only

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20.6. Network setteing
The PC and JLN-740A/740N are connected by LAN cable for maintenance setting. So,
network setting is need. This section explain about network settings.

20.6.1. Start the maintenance PC tool.

20.6.2. Open the Network Connections setting.

To set the Network Connections, select the [Ethernet] tab and click on the [Open] button
for Network Connection menu.

20.6.3. Open the property of network adaptor.

On Network Connection screen, right click the connected network adaptor and click the
properties.

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20.6.4. Open the properties of Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4).
Check the Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) and select it. Then click the Properties
button.

20.6.5. Open the Advanced settings.

Select Use the following IP address and click the Advanced button.

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20.6.6. Add the IP address.
Select IP Settings tab and click Add button of IP address.

Set IP address and Subnet mask as follows.

IP address “from [Link] to [Link]”
Subnet mask “[Link]”
172 . 16 . 60 . 1

After setting the value, click the Add button 255 . 255 . 0. 0

JLN-740/741 system IP address is172.16.60.124.

Do not make collision between JLN-740/741 system IP address and PC.
Do not make collision between other equipment IP address and PC in the same
network.

After adding the address, click OK button to close all windows.

Then finish the network settings.

If JLN-740/741 system IP address has been changed from

[Link], maintenance PC tool IP address is free.

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20.7. Initializing the Equipment (JLN-740A/740N)
By checking all the items on the "First Settings" screen, you can cover the minimum
required settings.

20.7.1. Start the maintenance PC tool.

20.7.2. Connect the equipment.

To connect JLN-740A/740N, select the [Ethernet] tab and click on the [Connect] button
after entering the IP address (Default: [Link]) of the equipment.

20.7.3. Click on the [First Settings] button.

To check and set the minimum necessary setting values on the First Setting screen, click
on the [First Settings] button.

For other menus, refer to section20.8, “Changing the Detailed Settings”.

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20.7.4. Checking and changing the initial settings
After the installation, check the minimum necessary setting values to be checked.

The setting values that are stored in the equipment can be saved in the PC as the
configuration file or the configuration file can be written to the equipment by loading it.

Please be sure to send the saved configuration file to our sales

representative.

: Writes the setting values on the screen in the equipment collectively.

: Loads the information of the equipment and displays it on the screen.

: Loads the information of the configuration file and displays it on the screen.

: Saves the setting values on the screen in the configuration file collectively.

: Saves the screen capture of the tool as an image file.

: Starts the bubble detection reference waveform screen (20.7.5).

: Starts the milepost calculator (20.7.7).

: Returns to the menu screen (20.6.3).

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 To write the setting values to JLN-740/741 press button. Then the checked
items are written to JLN-740/741. After finish writing, the dialog window would popup.

Confirm the PC setting values.

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[Link]. Measurement start status
Set start/stop of transmission of the transducer (Started)/(Stopped).

If a ship is not no water due to docking, do not start transmission.

Starting transmission causes the transducer to become faulty.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

Started (Transmission
1 Start of transmission start)/Stopped (stop) Editable
Default: Stopped

[Link]. Setting relating to the vessel speed calculation

Specify calibration of ship speed calculation.
This calibration value should calculate by milepost test. See 20.7.6

No. Item Setting value Remarks

-50.0 to +50.0 [%]
1 Speed calibration Editable
Default: 0.0

[Link]. Distance reset

Specify the total distance.
When the [Trip Reset] button is pressed, the distance is reset.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

0 to 999999.99 [NM]
1 Set total distance Editable
Default: 0

Reset by pressing the

2 Reset distance Reset/not reset
button

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[Link]. Setting relating to the hull
For JLN-740A/740N/741A/741N, the setting related to the hull is not made.
In JLN-750 only, enter the coordinates that should display the right and left head speed
and the right and left stern speed of the ship and the coordinates that are equipped with
the transducer (NKF-547/531E).

Bow starboard/
Right and left head
port speed
speed of the ship
S

0.12

12.34
0.05 Right
Sternand left stem
starboard/
port speed
speed of the ship

No. Item Setting value Remarks

Transducer installation position
-999.9 to 999.9 [m] Editable.
1 (port/starboard)
Default: 0.0 Distance from the keel
*JLN-750 only
Transducer installation position
0.0 to 999.9 [m] Editable.
2 (bow/stern)
Default: 0.0 Distance from the stern
*JLN-750 only
Vessel’s fore speed position 0.0 to 999.9 [m] Editable.
3
*JLN-750 only Default: 0.0 Distance from the stern

Vessel’s after speed position 0.0 to 999.9 [m] Editable.

4
*JLN-750 only Default: 0.0 Distance from the stern

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[Link]. System test status
Use the system test to check whether the distribution processor (NQA-7040) is
connected correctly.
For 18kn test, check the connection of LOG pulse contact and distance counter
(NWW-7). For other alert, check the connection of system alert contact, warning buzzer
contact and buzzer IN contact.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

Red(Test Enable)/ Changeable with the
1 System test (18kn test)
Green(Disable) toggle button

Red(Test Enable)/ Changeable with the

2 System test (lost speed alert)
Green(Disable) toggle button

Red(Test Enable)/ Changeable with the

3 System test (main display hardware error)
Green(Disable) toggle button

System test (distribution processor Red(Test Enable)/ Changeable with the

4
hardware error) Green(Disable) toggle button

System test (signal processor hardware Red(Test Enable)/ Changeable with the
5
error) Green(Disable) toggle button

As an example, when only the 18 kn test is enabled, the display changes to “red” in the
following way.

Screen example when the 18kn test is enabled

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[Link]. Setting relating to system time
Set the UTC time. The UTC time set here is used for the time stamp of alert message.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

2000 to 2037
1 System time and date (year) Editable
Default: 2016

1 to 12
2 System time and date (month) Editable
Default: 1

1 to 31
3 System time and date (day) Editable
Default: 1

0 to 23
4 System time and date (hour) Editable
Default: 0

0 to 59
5 System time and date (minute) Editable
Default: 0

0 to 59
6 System time and date (second) Editable
Default: 0

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[Link]. Transducer (NKF-547/531E) management information
During installation, be sure to enter transducer (NKF-547/531E) management
information. This information is managed by the remote maintenance system (RMS)
during operation.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

1 Model name (NKF-547/531E) Up to 9 ASCII characters Editable

2 Serial number (NKF-547/531E) Up to 10 ASCII characters Editable

Bar code number

3 Up to 13 ASCII characters Editable
(NKF-547/531E)

[Link]. Signal processor (NJC-70) error

If bubble detection reference error is indicated as “red”, be sure to perform update
(overwrite and then read: ) operation on the bubble detection reference waveform
screen (20.7.5). When update processing of bubble detection reference waveform is
completed, “green” is indicated.

No. Item Display Remarks

Bubble detection reference
1 Green (Normal)/Red (abnormal) Display only
abnormality

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[Link]. Setting remote displays
Be sure to specify whether the remote display NWZ-650SDR, NWZ-840SDR, or
NWZ-4610 has been connected to the two remote display ports located in the terminal
block (CQD-7040) of the distribution processor (NQA-7040), respectively (if it is not
connected, the default value may be used as is.)
Specify the remote display connected to TB2 pin 9 to pin14 (Remote 1) of the
distribution processor (NQA-7040) to select remote display (1).
Specify the remote display connected to TB2 pin15 to pin 20 (Remote 2) of the
distribution processor (NQA-7040) to select remote display (2).
When the setting value does not match the installation status, the ship speed is not
indicated on the remote display.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

NWZ-650SDR/840SDR /
Selectable by using the
1 Select remote display (1) NWZ-4610
pull-down menu
Default: NWZ-650SDR/840SDR
NWZ-650SDR/840SDR /
Selectable by using the
2 Select remote display (2) NWZ-4610
pull-down menu
Default: NWZ-650SDR/840SDR

[Link]. Setting analog displays (NWW-24/25/26)

Be sure to specify the full scale of the analog display connected to the analog display
port located in the terminal block (CQD-7040) of the distribution processor (NQA-7040)
(if it is not connected, the default value may be used as is).
Specify the full scale of the analog display connected to TB2 pin 1 to pin 4 (Analog
Display 1) and pin 5 to pin 8 (Analog Display 2) of the distribution processor
(NQA-7040).
When the setting value does not match the installation condition, accurate ship speed
cannot be indicated on the analog display.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

20 to 40 [kn]
1 Analog full scale Editable
Default: 30

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[Link]. Setting LOG pulse
Be sure to specify the pulse number of the LOG pulse device connected to the LOG
pulse port located in the terminal block (CQD-7040) of the distribution processor
(NQA-7040) (if it is not connected, the default value may be used as is).
Specify the pulse number of LOG pulse connected to TB2 pin 21 to pin 24 (Log Pulse)
of the distribution processor (NQA-7040).
When the setting value does not match the installation status, accurate distance cannot
be indicated in LOG pulse.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

100 / 200 / 400 [pulse/NM] Selectable by using the
1 Log pulse type
Default: 200 pull-down menu

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[Link]. Setting relating to the brightness control
Be sure to specify distribution processor (NQA-7040) port whose brightness data is to
be linked with. To link with brightness data input by DDC sentence in particular, also
specify the DDC sentence to be received. If the default value is used as is, brightness
is not linked with.

No. Item Setting value Description

1 Brightness Not Use Brightness is not controlled.

control mode The dimmer unit that is connected to the TB1 5 pin and TB1 6
pin (Dimmer analog) of the distribution processor (NQA-7040)
is used.
Dimmer The serial dimmer port of TB1 1 pin to TB1 4 pin of the
Unit(NCM-227) distribution processor (NQA-7040) is used.
Main Display The brightness control of main display is used.
Serial The serial dimmer port of TB1 1 pin to TB1 4 pin (Dimmer
Dimmer(DDC) Serial) of the distribution processor (NQA-7040) is used.
Serial ROT(DDC) The serial ROT port of TB4 3 pin and TB4 4 pin (RX1 (ROT)) of
the distribution processor (NQA-7040) is used.
Serial GPS(DDC) The serial GPS port of TB4 5 pin and TB4 6 pin (RX2 (GPS)) of
the distribution processor (NQA-7040) is used.
Serial The serial spare port of TB4 7 pin and TB4 8 pin (RX3 (Spare))
Spare(DDC) of the distribution processor (NQA-7040) is used.
Ethernet(DDC) The Ethernet port of J11 (Maintenance) of the distribution
processor (NQA-7040) is used.
Initial value:
Not Use

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[Link]. Setting serial alert
Be sure to specify alert communication supported by the equipment connected with the
serial alert port of the distribution processor (NQA-7040) (if it is not connected, the
default value may be used as is).
When the setting value does not match the installation status, serial alert
communication cannot be performed.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

Use ALF/ACN/ALC/ARC/HBT (ALR
communication)/Use ALR/ACK (ALF Selectable by using the
1 Serial alert type
communication) pull-down menu
Initial value: Use ALF/ACN/ALC/ARC/HBT
Not Use /Use “Rectified-unacknowledged”
Whether “rectified –
(Use) Selectable by using the
2 unacknowledged” state
Initial value: Use pull-down menu
is used by ALR or not
“Rectified-unacknowledged”

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20.7.5. Acquiring a bubble detection reference waveform
A bubble detection reference waveform is a reference (comparison target) waveform
for the bubble detection function.

On this screen, acquire (load: ) or update (overwrite and load: ) the bubble
detection reference waveform that is stored in the equipment.

The waveform that is acquired is displayed on the screen and is automatically saved as
a binary file also. The file name is assigned in the format of
“yyyymmdd-hhmmss_Ch<channel number>_BubbleRef.dat”.

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 When the UPDATE button is pressed, transmission is done once to
acquire the waveform regardless of whether current transmission is
done.
When a ship is not on water due to its docking or for other reasons,
do not press this button. Pressing this button may cause the
transducer to fail.

Displays the bubble reference waveform that is stored in the

:
equipment for the specified channel.

: Saves the screen capture of the tool as an image file.

Updates and displays the bubble reference waveform that is stored in

:
the equipment for the specified channel

: Clears (hides) the waveform on this screen. The log file is not deleted.

Specify the channel for which bubble reference waveform is to be

:
acquired.

: Select the horizontal axis of graph display.

: Returns to the previous screen.

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20.7.6. Speed calibration
To effectively use the excellent feature of the Doppler Log, the actual speed and the
specified speed should be compared to perform necessary calibration after installation
ends. To perform speed calibration, normally make sailing forward and back between
mileposts and then obtain the calibrated value. The calibrated value at this point should
be accurately recorded on the speed test form and stored.
If the device fails and the units are replaced at a later date, the speed can be set again
according to this record.

During sailing between mileposts, it is necessary to make sufficient preliminary sailing,

exercise care to prevent the speed from changing during sailing and sail correctly to the
specified milepost directions.

It is recommended to sail forward and back once when the impact from the tidal
current and wind can be regarded as constant for the time, and twice when the impact
changes with time. When the difference in the measured value in the same direction is
0.5kn or more, repetitive measurement is necessary.

1) Sailing test between mileposts is normally sailing forward and back four times: 1/4,
2/4, 3/4, and 4/4 of main engine rating.
2) Ensure that the number of rotations of the propeller and the course are made
constant one nautical mile before entering the milepost and remain unchanged until
the test ends.
3) When passing point A in the following figure, press stop watch 1 and the reset
button on the distance counter.
4) When the distance counter indicates 0.01 nm, press stop watch 2.
5) Upon passing point B, stop stop watch 1 and obtain the required time between
mileposts (t1).
6) When the distance counter indicates 1.01 nm, stop stop watch 2 and obtain the
required time for 1.00 nm sailing (t2) on the Doppler Log.
*Steps 5) and 6) may be reverse in time.
7) Obtain the calculated speed from the measured required time.

Actual speed = a x
3600
[kn] a: Distance between mileposts [nm]
t１
t1: Required time between mileposts [S]
3600
Logged speed = 1 x [kn] t2: Logged required time for 1 nm sailing [S]
t２

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8) Avoid the same sea and sail forward and back. When entering the back route from
the forward route, sail on greatly roundabout route and keep constant speed and
course between mileposts. Perform the same measurement as on the forward
route.

Post Post

Point A Point B

Point B Point A

From the results of the sailing test between mileposts, the average values of actual
speed and logged speed for sailing forward and back are calculated, respectively.
From the following expression, calculate the calibrated value to be set in maintenance
PC tool “setting for ship speed calculation.”

Average actual speed−average logged speed

Actual speed = x 100 [%]
Average actual speed

Normally, sailing test between mileposts is performed during four sailings forward and
back. Since the Doppler log provides excellent linearity of speed, the speed is calibrated
after first sailing forward and back and is checked during remaining three sailings
forward and back.

From the next pages, milepost test calculation using the maintenance PC tool function is
described.

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20.7.7. Calculating milepost test results
By entering a distance of a section (trip) and an elapsed time for a milepost test, the
speed calibration values of the outward journey and the return journey can be calculated.
In this case, only when GPS sensor communication can be received by the PC that is
executing the maintenance PC tool, the function that allows automatic input of the
ground distance is available ([Link]).
However, a function for setting the calculation result in the equipment with a single button
operaton for prevention of operation errors is not available.

This screen can be started by clicking on the button on the “First Settings” screen.

: Saves the captured screen of the tool as an image file.

: Closes this screen.

The format is described in "Appendix B MilePost Test Result".

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[Link]. Entering a ground distance (True Distance) manually.
The milepost calculater can produce results of up to 8 tests (4 return journys).

Enter an elapsed time (Time [sec]), a ground distance (True Distance [NM]) and a
water distance (Log Distance [NM]).
To enter the values, click on the numerical value input field and then use one of the
following methods:
 Use the scroll button of the mouse
 Click on the up and down arrow buttons at the right side of the numerical value input
field
 Use the up and down key of the keyboard
 Use the numerical keys of the keyboard

When the button is pressed, the speed calibration value as a result of the milepost
test is displayed in the line on the right side.

After calculation of the speed calibration value as a result of each milepost test, the
average of the speed calibration values is displayed at the bottom right corner.

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[Link]. Entering a ground distance (True Distance) through serial communication of GPS
Start reception of data from the GPS sensor by using the GPS sensor at the bottom left
of the window and the communication setting.
Data from the GPS sensor can be received through serial communication only.

: Starts serial reception from the GPS sensor.

: Select the serial port that is connected to the GPS sensor.

Updates the pull-down menu when the serial port of the

:
GPS sensor is not displayed on the pull-down menu.

When a correct RMC sentence can be received from the GPs sensor, the screen
display changes as follows.
On this screen, use the Start/Stop buttons on the left side to test and calculate the
result of the milepost test.

: Starts the milepost test.

Stops the milepost test. This button is displayed only while a

:
milepost test is in progress.

: Calculates the result of the milepost test.

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When a milepost test is in progress, the Stop button for the milepost test is displayed.

After calculation of the speed calibration value by each milepost test, the average of
the speed calibration values is displayed at the bottom right corner of the screen.

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20.8. Changing the Detailed Settings (JLN-740A/740N)

20.8.1. Start the maintenance PC tool.

20.8.2. Connect the equipment.

To connect JLN-740A/740N, select the [Ethernet] tab and click on the [Connect] button
after entering the IP address (Default: [Link]) of the equipment.

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20.8.3. Select a menu.
Click on a menu button according to the purpose.

Specifies initial settings.

: Refer to section 20.7 "Initializing the Equipment
(JLN-740A/740N)".

Resets the setting values that are stored in the equipment to

those at the factory shipment.
:
Refer to section 20.8.4 "Resetting all the settings to those of
the factory shipment".

Enables checking and changing of all the settings and the

statuses of the equipment.
:
Refer to section 20.8.5 "Checking and changing all the
settings and statuses".

Acquires waveform log.

:
Refer to section 20.8.6 "Acquiring waveform log".

Performs demonstration.
: Refer to section 20.8.7 "Performing demonstration for
presentation".

Displays maintenance information.

:
Refer to section 20.8.8 "Displaying maintenance information".

: Exits from the tool.

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20.8.4. Resetting all the settings to those of the factory shipment
Use this function to reset all the setting values to those of the factory shipment.

: Executes resetting.

: Returns to the menu screen (20.8.3).

When press button to reset, at first saving the current setting dialog would
popup. After saving, the JLN-740/741 settings will reset.
On resetting, menu screen would change below and cannot operate.

After finish the reset, RESET succeeded or Reset failed window would popup.
If RESET is failed, some menu items cannot reset. Check the menu items by
maintenance PC tool.

RESET succeeded Reset failed

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20.8.5. Checking and changing all the settings and statuses
This function enables the changing and checking of all the settings and statuses of
JLN-740A/740N.

Please be sure to send the saved configuration file to our sales

representative.

: Writes the settings on the screen to the equipment collectively.

: Loads the information in the equipment and displays it on the screen.

: Loads the information in the configuration file and displays it on the screen.

: Saves the setting values on the screen in a configuration file collectively.

: Saves the screen capture of the tool as an image file.

: Starts the bubble detection reference waveform screen (20.7.5).

: Returns to the menu screen (20.8.3).

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 To write the setting values to JLN-740/741 press button. Then the checked
items are written to JLN-740/741. After finish writing, the dialog window would popup.

Confirm the PC setting values.

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[Link]. Status of the main display (NWZ-510SDW)
Make sure that all error indications are “green”. If “red” is indicated, replace the main
display.
<Error contents>
RAM Error: An error occurred in the RAM.
ROM Error: An error occurred in the ROM.

No. Item Setting value/Display Remarks

Total operating time (Main 0 to 9999 [day]
1 Display only
display – Day) Default: 0

Total operating time (Main 0 to 23 [hour]

2 Display only
display – Hour) Default: 0

Total operating time (Main 0 to 59 [minute]

3 Display only
display – Minute) Default: 0

4 RAM Error (Main display) Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

5 ROM Error (Main display) Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

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[Link]. Status of the distribution processor (NQA-7040)
Check that all the errors are displayed in “green”. If any of the errors is displayed “red”,
replace CQD-7040.
<Error contents>
Serial Error: An error occurred in the serial IC.
DAC Error: An error occurred in the DAC.
Ethernet Error: An error occurred in the Ethernet IC.
RAM Error: An error occurred in the RAM.
ROM Error: An error occurred in the ROM.
EEPROM Error: An error occurred in the EEPROM.

No. Item Setting value/Display Remarks

Total operating time
0 to 9999 [day]
1 (Distribution processor – Display only
Default: 0
Day)
Total operating time
0 to 23 [hour]
2 (Distribution processor – Display only
Default: 0
Hour)
Total operating time
0 to 59 [minute]
3 (Distribution processor – Display only
Default: 0
Minute)
Serial IC abnormality
4 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
(Distribution processor)

DAC abnormality
5 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
(Distribution processor)

Ethernet IC abnormality
6 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
(Distribution processor)

RAM Error
7 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
(Distribution processor)

ROM Error
8 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
(Distribution processor)

EEPROM Error
9 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
(Distribution processor)

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[Link]. Status of the signal processor (NJC-70)
Make sure that all error indications are “green.” If “red” is indicated, replace CDF-7400.
<Error contents>
RAM Error: An error occurred in the RAM.
ROM Error: An error occurred in the ROM.
EEPROM Error: An error occurred in the EEPROM.

No. Item Setting value/Display Remarks

Total operating time 0 to 9999 [day]
1 Display only
(signal processor - day) Default: 0

Total operating time 0 to 23 [hour]

2 Display only
(signal processor - hour) Default: 0
Total operating time
0 to 59 [minute]
3 (signal processor - Display only
Default: 0
minute)
Frame internal
4 temperature (signal [°C] Display only
processor)

5 Power voltage (48V) [V] Display only

6 Power voltage (5V - Ch1) [V] Display only

7 Power voltage (5V - Ch2) [V] Display only

8 RAM Error (Control CPU) Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

9 ROM Error (Control CPU) Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

EEPROM Error (Control

10 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
CPU)

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[Link]. Measurement start status
Set start/stop of transmission of the transducer (Started)/(Stopped).

If a ship is not no water due to docking, do not start transmission.

Starting transmission causes the transducer to become faulty.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

Started (Transmission start)/Stopped
1 Start of transmission (stop) Editable
Default: Stopped

[Link]. Setting relating to the vessel speed calculation

Specify calibration of ship speed calculation.
This calibration value should calculate by milepost test. See 20.7.6

No. Item Setting value Remarks

-50.0 to +50.0 [%]
1 Speed calibration Editable
Default: 0.0

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[Link]. Error status
Check that all the errors are displayed in “green”. When any of the errors is displayed in
“red”, take the necessary measures by referencing the following error contents so that
all the errors are displayed in “green”.
<Error contents>
Integrated Alert: Displayed in “red” when any of the errors from No. 2 to No.14
occurred. When all the errors are rectified, the errors are
displayed in “green”.
Lost Speed: Ahead/astern ship speeds are not measured.
Lost Transverse Speed: Starboard/port ship speeds are not measured.
Over Speed: The ship speed exceeded the ahead/astern ship speed alarm
range (upper limit).
Low Speed: The ship speed is slower than the ahead/astern ship speed
alarm range (lower limit).
Bubble Detected: Bubbles are detected.
Software Updated: Software update has not been completed.
Maintenance Mode: The maintenance mode has not been terminated.
Reboot Required: Reboot is being requested.
VD1 Alert: The main display is not stable.
VD2 Alert: The distribution processor is not stable.
VD3 Alert: The signal processor is not stable.
VD36 Alert: The error of the signal processor has not been rectified.
VD47 Alert: The error flag of the distribution processor is set to On.

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 No. Item Display Remarks

1 Integrated alarm flag Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

2 Lost speed alarm (fore/after) Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

Lost speed alarm

3 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
(port/starboard)

Fore/after vessel speed alarm

4 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
(upper limit)

Fore/after vessel speed alarm

5 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
(lower limit)

6 Bubble detection Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

7 Software updated Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

8 Maintenance mode Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

9 Restart request Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

PJRCM,VD,1 integrated
10 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
alarm

PJRCM,VD,2 integrated
11 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
alarm

PJRCM,VD,3 integrated
12 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
alarm

PJRCM,VD,36 integrated
13 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
alarm

PJRCM,VD,47 integrated
14 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
alarm

[Link]. Distance reset

Specify the total distance.
When the [Trip Reset] button is pressed, the distance is reset.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

0 to 999999.99 [NM]
1 Set total distance Editable
Default: 0

Reset by pressing
2 Reset distance Reset/not reset
the button

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[Link]. Setting relating to the hull
For JLN-740A/740N/741A/741N, the setting related to the hull is not made.
In JLN-750, enter the coordinates that should display the right and left head speed and
the right and left stern speed of the ship and the coordinates that are equipped with the
transducer (NKF-547/531E).

Bow starboard/
Right and left head
port speed
speed of the ship
S

0.12

12.34
0.05 Right
Sternand left stem
starboard/
port speed
speed of the ship

No. Item Setting value Remarks

Transducer installation position
-999.9 to 999.9 [m] Editable. Distance from
1 (port/starboard)
Default: 0.0 the keel
*JLN-750 only
Transducer installation position
0.0 to 999.9 [m] Editable. Distance from
2 (bow/stern)
Default: 0.0 the stern
*JLN-750 only
Vessel’s fore speed position 0.0 to 999.9 [m] Editable. Distance from
3
*JLN-750 only Default: 0.0 the stern

Vessel’s after speed position 0.0 to 999.9 [m] Editable. Distance from
4
*JLN-750 only Default: 0.0 the stern

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[Link]. Setting relating to the transducer mounting angle
If there is a difference in the installation angle of oscillator (CFT-022/023) when the
transducer (NKF-547/531E) is installed at the bottom of a vessel, correct it. If there is
no difference, the default value can be used as is.

If an incorrect installation angle correction is set, the ship speed

cannot be measured correctly.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

Transducer angle correction -180.0 to 180.0 [°]
1 Editable
(bow/stern: Yaw) Default: 0.0

Transducer angle correction -180.0 to 180.0 [°]

2 Editable
(bow/stern: pitch) Default: 0.0

Transducer angle correction -180.0 to 180.0 [°]

3 Editable
(Port/starboard: Yaw) Default: 0.0

Transducer angle -180.0 to 180.0 [°]

4 Editable
correction(Port/starboard: Roll) Default: 0.0

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[Link]. System test status
Use the system test to check whether the distribution processor (NQA-7040) is
connected correctly.
For 18kn test, check the connection of LOG pulse contact and distance counter
(NWW-7). For other alerts, check the connection of system alert contact, warning
buzzer contact and buzzer IN contact.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

Changeable with
1 System test (18kn test) Test Enable/Disable
the toggle button

Changeable with
2 System test (lost speed alert) Test Enable/Disable
the toggle button

Changeable with
3 System test (main display hardware error) Test Enable/Disable
the toggle button

System test (distribution processor hardware Changeable with

4 Test Enable/Disable
error) the toggle button

System test (signal processor hardware Changeable with

5 Test Enable/Disable
error) the toggle button

As an example, when only the 18 kn test is enabled, the display changes to “red” in the
following way.

Screen example when the 18kn test is enabled

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[Link]. Power detection value
The strength of travelling wave output from the transducer can be checked.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

1 Travelling wave (Ch1: Fore) 0 to 4096 Display only

2 Travelling wave (Ch2: After) 0 to 4096 Display only

Travelling wave (Ch3: Starboard

3 0 to 4096 Display only
direction)

Travelling wave (Ch4: Port

4 0 to 4096 Display only
direction)

[Link]. Setting relating to system time

Set the UTC time. The UTC time set here is used for the time stamp of alert message.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

2000 to 2037
1 System date and time (Year) Editable
Default: 2016

1 to 12
2 System time and date (month) Editable
Default: 1

1 to 31
3 System time and date (day) Editable
Default: 1

0 to 23
4 System time and date (hour) Editable
Default: 0

0 to 59
5 System time and date (minute) Editable
Default: 0

0 to 59
6 System time and date (second) Editable
Default: 0

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[Link]. Status of supported frequency
The status of frequency supported for each piece of equipment can be checked.
If “2.0” is indicated, the supported frequency is received.
If “---” is indicated, the supported frequency is not received.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

1 Supported frequency (NJC-70S/D) 2.0 / --- Display only

2 Supported frequency (CDC-7400 (1)) 2.0 / --- Display only

3 Supported frequency (CDC-7400 (2)) 2.0 / --- Display only

4 Supported frequency (CMN-7400 (1)) 2.0 / --- Display only

5 Supported frequency (CMN-7400 (2)) 2.0 / --- Display only

[Link]. Transducer (NKF-547/531E) management information

During installation, be sure to enter transducer (NKF-547/531E) management
information. This information is managed by the remote maintenance system (RMS)
during operation.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

1 Model name (NKF - 547/531E) Up to 9 ASCII characters Editable

2 Serial number (NKF - 547/531E) Up to 10 ASCII characters Editable

Bar code number (NKF -

3 Up to 13 ASCII characters Editable
547/531E)

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[Link]. Signal processor (NJC-70) error
Check that all the errors are displayed in “green”. When any of the errors is displayed
in “red”, take the necessary measures by referencing the following error contents so
that all the errors are displayed in “green”.
<Error contents>
No Bubble Reference: A bubble reference is not set.
Power Fail (1): A transmission power (1 axis) alarm occurred.
Power Fail (2): A transmission power (2 axes) alarm occurred.
PA Error: An error occurred in PA1 to PA4.
RSLT Error: An error occurred in RSLT1 to RSLT4.
Frequency Measure Error: A frequency detection error (ch1 to ch4) occurred.
FPGA Configuration Fail (1): A FPGA setting error (1 axis) occurred.
FPGA Configuration Fail (2): A FPGA setting error (2 axes) occurred.
Supported Frequency: An error occurred in the supported frequency.
High Temperature: A temperature error occurred in the signal processor.
Voltage Error (48 V): A voltage error (48 V) occurred in the signal processor.
Voltage Error (5 V-1): A voltage error (5 V-ch1) occurred in the signal
processor.
Voltage Error (5 V-2): A voltage error (5 V-ch2) occurred in the signal
processor.
Software Version (CPU): A software version error (arithmetic operation CPU1 to
CPU4) occurred.
Software Version (FPGA)): A software version error (FPGA1 to FPGA2) occurred.

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No. Item Display Remarks
Bubble detection reference
1 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
abnormality

2 Transmission power alarm (1 axis) Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

3 Transmission power alarm (2 axes) Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

4 PA1 error Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

5 PA2 error Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

6 PA3 error Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

7 PA4 error Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

8 RSLT1 error Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

9 RSLT2 error Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

10 RSLT3 error Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

11 RSLT4 error Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

Frequency detection abnormality

12 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
(Ch1)

Frequency detection abnormality

13 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
(Ch2)

Frequency detection abnormality

14 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
(Ch3)

Frequency detection abnormality

15 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
(Ch4)

FPGA configuration abnormality (1

16 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
axis)

FPGA configuration abnormality (2

17 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
axes)

18 Supported frequency abnormality Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

Signal processor temperature

19 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
abnormality

Voltage abnormality (signal

20 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
processor 48V)

Voltage abnormality (signal

21 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
processor5V - Ch1)

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 No. Item Display Remarks
Voltage abnormality (signal
22 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
processor5V - Ch2)

Software version abnormality

23 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
(operation CPU1)

Software version abnormality

24 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
(operation CPU2)

Software version abnormality

25 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
(operation CPU3)

Software version abnormality

26 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
(operation CPU4)

Software version abnormality

27 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
(FPGA1)

Software version abnormality

28 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
(FPGA2)

[Link]. Setting remote displays

Be sure to specify whether the remote display NWZ-650SDR, NWZ-840SDR, or
NWZ-4610 has been connected to the two remote display ports located in the terminal
block (CQD-7040) of the distribution processor (NQA-7040), respectively (if it is not
connected, the default value may be used as is.)
Specify the remote display connected to TB2 pin 9 to pin14 (Remote 1) of the
distribution processor (NQA-7040) to select remote display (1).
Specify the remote display connected to TB2 pin15 to pin 20 (Remote 2) of the
distribution processor (NQA-7040) to select remote display (2).
When the setting value does not match the installation status, the ship speed is not
indicated on the remote display.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

NWZ-650SDR/840SDR /
Selectable by using the
1 Select remote display (1) NWZ-4610
pull-down menu
Default: NWZ-650SDR/840SDR

NWZ-650SDR/840SDR /
Selectable by using the
2 Select remote display (2) NWZ-4610
pull-down menu
Default: NWZ-650SDR/840SDR

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[Link]. Setting analog displays (NWW-24/25/26)
Be sure to specify the full scale of the analog display connected to the analog display
port located in the terminal block (CQD-7040) of the distribution processor (NQA-7040)
(if it is not connected, the default value may be used as is).
Specify the full scale of the analog display connected to TB2 pin 1 to pin 4 (Analog
Display 1) and pin 5 to pin 8 (Analog Display 2) of the distribution processor
(NQA-7040).
When the setting value does not match the installation status, accurate ship speed
cannot be indicated on the analog display.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

20 to 40 [kn] Selectable by using the
1 Analog full scale
Default: 40 pull-down menu

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[Link]. Setting the NMEA version
Specify the NMEA version of WBW sentence and VLW sentence output by serial
communication and Ethernet communication of two systems (x 4 branches each = 8
outputs) according to the connection partner.
When the setting value does not match the installation status, serial communication
and Ethernet communication cannot be performed.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

1.5(NMEA Version 1.5)/2.1(NMEA
Version 2.1)/2.3(NMEA Version Selectable by using the
1 NMEA VERSION1 (serial)
2.3)/4.0(NMEA Version 4.0)/IEC 61162 pull-down menu
Default: IEC
1.5(NMEA Version 1.5)/2.1(NMEA
Version 2.1)/2.3(NMEA Version Selectable by using the
2 NMEA VERSION2 (serial)
2.3)/4.0(NMEA Version 4.0)/IEC 61162 pull-down menu
Default: IEC
1.5(NMEA Version 1.5)/2.1(NMEA
Version 2.1)/2.3(NMEA Version Selectable by using the
3 NMEA VERSION3 (LAN)
2.3)/4.0(NMEA Version 4.0)/IEC 61162 pull-down menu
Default: IEC

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[Link]. Setting JRC-RMS
Specify that data for remote maintenance system (RMS) is output if VDR (JCY-1900) is
connected to each port.
When the setting value does not match the installation status, remote maintenance
system cannot be used.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

Enable (RMS Enable)/
Selectable by using the
1 RMS Enable flag (serial) Disable (RMS Disable)
pull-down menu
Default: Disable
Enable (RMS Enable)/
Selectable by using the
2 RMS Enable flag (LAN) Disable (RMS Disable)
pull-down menu
Default: Disable

[Link]. Setting main display (NWZ - 510SDW) Ethernet

When the setting value does not match the installation status, Ethernet communication
for the main display cannot be performed.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

[Link] to [Link]
1 IP address Editable
Default: [Link]

[Link] to [Link]
2 Subnet mask Editable
Default: [Link]

00:00:00:00:00:00 to
3 MAC address FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF Editable
Default: 00:00:27:00:00:02

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[Link]. Main display (NWZ-510SDW) oriented IEC 61162-450 transmission group
Specify the IEC61162-450 transmission/reception group to be transmitted for main
display (NWZ-510SDW).
The transmission/reception groups from 60001 to 600016 can be specified.
For details about each transmission/reception group, refer to the IEC61162-450
standard.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

MISC([Link]: 60001)/
TGTD([Link]: 60002)/
SATD([Link]: 60003)/
NAVD([Link]: 60004)/
VDRD([Link]: 60005)/
RCOM([Link]: 60006)/
TIME([Link]: 60007)/
PROP([Link]: 60008)/
Main display oriented Selectable by using the
1 USR1([Link]: 60009)/
transmission group pull-down menu
USR2([Link]: 600010)/
USR3([Link]: 600011)/
USR4([Link]: 600012)/
USR5([Link]: 600013)/
USR6([Link]: 600014)/
USR7([Link]: 600015)/
USR8([Link]: 600016)
Default: MISC([Link]: 60001)
MISC([Link]: 60001)/
TGTD([Link]: 60002)/
SATD([Link]: 60003)/
NAVD([Link]: 60004)/
VDRD([Link]: 60005)/
RCOM([Link]: 60006)/
TIME([Link]: 60007)/
PROP([Link]: 60008)/
Main display oriented USR1([Link]: 60009)/ Selectable by using the
2
reception group USR2([Link]: 600010)/ pull-down menu
USR3([Link]: 600011)/
USR4([Link]: 600012)/
USR5([Link]: 600013)/
USR6([Link]: 600014)/
USR7([Link]: 600015)/
USR8([Link]: 600016)
Default: NAVD([Link]:
60004)

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[Link]. Setting LOG pulse
Be sure to specify the pulse number of the LOG pulse device connected to the LOG
pulse port located in the terminal block (CQD-7040) of the distribution processor
(NQA-7040) (if it is not connected, the default value may be used as is).
Specify the pulse number of LOG pulse connected to TB2 pin 21 to pin 24 (Log Pulse)
of the distribution processor (NQA-7040).
When the setting value does not match the installation status, accurate distance cannot
be indicated in LOG pulse.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

100 / 200 / 400 [pulse/NM] Selectable by using the
1 LOG pulse type
Default: 200 pull-down menu

[Link]. Setting reception of ROT

For JLN-740A/740N/741A/741N, specify only model selection (Model).
For JLN-740A/740N/741A/741N, select JLN-740 Series.
For JLN-750, specify that ROT (rate of turn) data is received for calculating the
starboard/ort speed. Unless this setting is entered, the starboard/port speed is not
displayed even if 2-axis oscillator is installed.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

JLN-740 Series/JLN-750 Series Selectable by using
1 Model selection
Default: JLN-740 Series the pull-down menu
ROT sentence priority
Use ROT Auto Select/Static ROT Input Selectable by using
2 switchover
Default: Use ROT Auto Select the pull-down menu
*JLN-750 only
ROT sentence priority
3 switchover time 10 to 1800 [seconds] Editable
*JLN-750 only Default: 30
Allowable ROT sentence
4 non-entry time 10 to 1800 [seconds] Editable
*JLN-750 only Default: 30

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 The pull-down menu is shown below.

ROT sentence input enable flag selection screen

ROT sentence priority selection screen

[Link]. SFI number of IEC 61162-450

Be sure to specify the range from 0000 to 9998 according to the design of the network
to be Ethernet-connected. Do not make Ethernet connection using the default value
(9999) as is.
If Ethernet connection is not made, the default value can be used as is.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

0000 to 9999
1 61162-450 transmission source ID Editable
Default: 9999

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[Link]. Distribution processor (NQA-7040) error
On JLN-740A/740N, ROT does not use. So, confirm “Lost ROT Input” is “green”.
On JLN-740A/740N, when optional GPS data input to NQA-7040, confirm “RTC
Initialized” and “Lost Date-Time Input” is “green”.
Check that all the errors are displayed in “green”. When any of the errors is displayed in
“red”, take the necessary measures by referencing the following error contents so that
all the errors are displayed in “green”.
<Error contents>
Lost ROT Input: A ROT sentence has not been input.
RTC Initialized: RTC has not been initialized.
Lost Date-Time Input: A time sentence has not been input.

No. Item Display Remarks

1 ROT sentence not input Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

2 RTC initialization Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

3 Time sentence not input Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

[Link]. Setting relating to brightness control

Be sure to specify distribution processor (NQA-7040) port whose brightness data is to
be linked with. To link with brightness data input by DDC sentence in particular, also
specify the DDC sentence to be received. If the default value is used as is, brightness
is not linked with.

No. Item Setting value Description/remarks

1 Brightness Brightness is not controlled.

control mode Not Use The dimmer unit that is connected to the TB1 5 pin and TB1
6(Dimmer analog) pin of the distribution processor is used.
Dimmer The serial dimmer port of TB1 1 pin to TB1 4 pin (Dimmer
Unit(NCM-227) Serial) of the distribution processor (NQA-7040) is used.
Main Display Brightness control of the main display is used.
Serial The serial dimmer port of TB1 1 pin to TB1 4 pin (Dimmer
Dimmer(DDC) Serial) of the distribution processor (NQA-7040) is used.

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 Serial The serial ROT of TB4 3 pin to TB4 4 pin (RX1 ROT) of the
ROT(DDC) distribution processor (NQA-7040) is used.
Serial The serial GPS of TB4 5 pin and TB4 6 pin (RX2 GPS) of
GPS(DDC) the distribution processor (NQA-7040) is used.
Serial The serial spare port of TB4 7 pin and TB4 8 pin (RX3
Spare(DDC) (Spare)) of the distribution processor (NQA-7040) is used.
The Ethernet port of J11 (Maintenance) of the distribution
Ethernet(DDC)
processor (NQA-7040) is used.
Initial value:
Not Use
2 Talker filter
Enable/Disable Enable/Disable Can be selected on the pull-down mneu.
flag
AA to ZZ
3 Talker Editable
Default: VD
0000 to 9999
4 SFI number Editable
Default: 9999

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 The pull-down menu is shown below.

Brightness control mode selection screen

[Link]. Setting relating to reception of day/time information

Be sure to specify date information that is received by the distribution processor
(NQA-7040) and used for alert message.
Unless it is specified correctly, unintentional date information is likely to be used for
alert message.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

Use Date-Time Auto Select/Static Date-Time
Time sentence priority Selectable by using
1 Input
switching the pull-down menu
Default: Use Date-Time Auto Select
Time sentence priority 10 to 1800 [second]
2 Editable
switching time Default: 30

Time sentence non-input 10 to 1800 [second]

3 Editable
permissible time Default: 30

The pull-down menu is shown below.

Time sentence priority selection screen

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[Link]. Power control status
Indicate power control status.
Shutdown Requested: Shutting down
Reboot Requested: Rebooting
During shutdown or during reboot, do not perform other operation.

No. Item Display Remarks

Red (During a shutdown)/Green (Not during a
1 Shutdown request Display only
shutdown)

2 Reboot request Red (Rebooting)/Green (Not rebooting) Display only

[Link]. Transmission channel enable flag

If oscillator (CFT-022/023) channel is damaged and correct ship speed cannot be
measured during operation, only the relevant channel is forcibly disabled and
measurement using normal channel is continued.
In normal operation, do not change this menu from default.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

Enabled (Enabled)/
Selectable by using the
1 Channel 1 enable flag Disabled (Disabled)
pull-down menu
Default: Enabled
Enabled (Enabled)/
Selectable by using the
2 Channel 2 enable flag Disabled (Disabled)
pull-down menu
Default: Enabled
Enabled (Enabled)/
Selectable by using the
3 Channel 3 enable flag Disabled (Disabled)
pull-down menu
Default: Enabled
Enabled (Enabled)/
Selectable by using the
4 Channel 4 enable flag Disabled (Disabled)
pull-down menu
Default: Enabled

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[Link]. Setting maintenance Ethernet
Specify Ethernet for maintenance.
When the setting value does not match the installation status, Ethernet communication
for maintenance cannot be performed.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

EC 61162-450 Conformity/JRC
Selectable by using
1 IP address preset Standard/Enable Any Address
the pull-down menu
Default: EC 61162-450 Conformity
[Link] to [Link]
2 IP address Editable
Default: [Link]

[Link] to [Link]
3 Subnet mask Editable
Default: [Link]

00:00:00:00:00:00 to FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF
4 MAC address Editable
Default: 00:00:27:00:00:01

The pull-down menu is shown below.

IP address preset selection screen

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[Link]. Setting a transmission group addressed to JRC-RMS
Specify an IEC61162-450 transmission group to be transmitted to JRC-RMS.
Transmission groups 60001 to 600016 can be specified.
For details about each transmission group, refer to the IEC61162-450 standard.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

MISC([Link]: 60001)/
TGTD([Link]: 60002)/
SATD([Link]: 60003)/
NAVD([Link]: 60004)/
VDRD([Link]: 60005)/
RCOM([Link]: 60006)/
TIME([Link]: 60007)/
PROP([Link]: 60008)/
RMS oriented Selectable by using the
1 USR1([Link]: 60009)/
transmission group pull-down menu
USR2([Link]: 600010)/
USR3([Link]: 600011)/
USR4([Link]: 600012)/
USR5([Link]: 600013)/
USR6([Link]: 600014)/
USR7([Link]: 600015)/
USR8([Link]: 600016)
Default: NAVD([Link]: 60004)

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[Link]. Setting a transmission group of the IEC 61162-450 standard
Specify a transmission group of IEC61162-450.
Transmission groups 60001 to 600016 can be specified.
For details about each transmission group, refer to the IEC61162-450 standard.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

MISC([Link]: 60001)/
TGTD([Link]: 60002)/
SATD([Link]: 60003)/
NAVD([Link]: 60004)/
VDRD([Link]: 60005)/
RCOM([Link]: 60006)/
TIME([Link]: 60007)/
IEC 61162-450 PROP([Link]: 60008)/
Selectable by using the
1 oriented transmission USR1([Link]: 60009)/
pull-down menu
group USR2([Link]: 600010)/
USR3([Link]: 600011)/
USR4([Link]: 600012)/
USR5([Link]: 600013)/
USR6([Link]: 600014)/
USR7([Link]: 600015)/
USR8([Link]: 600016)
Default: NAVD([Link]: 60004)

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[Link]. Setting a reception group of the IEC 61162-450 standard
Specify the transmission group for each received data according to the design of
network to be Ethernet connected.
If data is not received from Ethernet, the default value can remain unchanged.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

MISC([Link]: 60001)/
TGTD([Link]: 60002)/
SATD([Link]: 60003)/
NAVD([Link]: 60004)/
VDRD([Link]: 60005)/
RCOM([Link]: 60006)/
TIME([Link]: 60007)/
MULTICAST GROUP PROP([Link]: 60008)/
Selectable by using the
1 FOR IEC 61162-450 USR1([Link]: 60009)/
pull-down menu
RECEPTION (HBT) USR2([Link]: 600010)/
USR3([Link]: 600011)/
USR4([Link]: 600012)/
USR5([Link]: 600013)/
USR6([Link]: 600014)/
USR7([Link]: 600015)/
USR8([Link]: 600016)
Default: NAVD([Link]: 60004)
MISC([Link]: 60001)/
TGTD([Link]: 60002)/
SATD([Link]: 60003)/
NAVD([Link]: 60004)/
VDRD([Link]: 60005)/
RCOM([Link]: 60006)/
TIME([Link]: 60007)/
MULTICAST GROUP PROP([Link]: 60008)/
Selectable by using the
2 FOR IEC 61162-450 USR1([Link]: 60009)/
pull-down menu
RECEPTION (ACN) USR2([Link]: 600010)/
USR3([Link]: 600011)/
USR4([Link]: 600012)/
USR5([Link]: 600013)/
USR6([Link]: 600014)/
USR7([Link]: 600015)/
USR8([Link]: 600016)
Default: NAVD([Link]: 60004)

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No. Item Setting value Remarks
MISC([Link]: 60001)/
TGTD([Link]: 60002)/
SATD([Link]: 60003)/
NAVD([Link]: 60004)/
VDRD([Link]: 60005)/
RCOM([Link]: 60006)/
TIME([Link]: 60007)/
MULTICAST GROUP PROP([Link]: 60008)/
Selectable by using the
3 FOR IEC 61162-450 USR1([Link]: 60009)/
pull-down menu
RECEPTION (RMC) USR2([Link]: 600010)/
USR3([Link]: 600011)/
USR4([Link]: 600012)/
USR5([Link]: 600013)/
USR6([Link]: 600014)/
USR7([Link]: 600015)/
USR8([Link]: 600016)
Default: NAVD([Link]: 60004)
MISC([Link]: 60001)/
TGTD([Link]: 60002)/
SATD([Link]: 60003)/
NAVD([Link]: 60004)/
VDRD([Link]: 60005)/
RCOM([Link]: 60006)/
TIME([Link]: 60007)/
MULTICAST GROUP PROP([Link]: 60008)/
Selectable by using the
4 FOR IEC 61162-450 USR1([Link]: 60009)/
pull-down menu
RECEPTION (ZDA) USR2([Link]: 600010)/
USR3([Link]: 600011)/
USR4([Link]: 600012)/
USR5([Link]: 600013)/
USR6([Link]: 600014)/
USR7([Link]: 600015)/
USR8([Link]: 600016)
Default: NAVD([Link]: 60004)
MISC([Link]: 60001)/
TGTD([Link]: 60002)/
SATD([Link]: 60003)/
NAVD([Link]: 60004)/
VDRD([Link]: 60005)/
RCOM([Link]: 60006)/
TIME([Link]: 60007)/
MULTICAST GROUP PROP([Link]: 60008)/
Selectable by using the
5 FOR IEC 61162-450 USR1([Link]: 60009)/
pull-down menu
RECEPTION (ROT) USR2([Link]: 600010)/
USR3([Link]: 600011)/
USR4([Link]: 600012)/
USR5([Link]: 600013)/
USR6([Link]: 600014)/
USR7([Link]: 600015)/
USR8([Link]: 600016)
Default: NAVD([Link]: 60004)

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 No. Item Setting value Remarks
MISC([Link]: 60001)/
TGTD([Link]: 60002)/
SATD([Link]: 60003)/
NAVD([Link]: 60004)/
VDRD([Link]: 60005)/
RCOM([Link]: 60006)/
TIME([Link]: 60007)/
MULTICAST GROUP PROP([Link]: 60008)/
Selectable by using the
6 FOR IEC 61162-450 USR1([Link]: 60009)/
pull-down menu
RECEPTION (DDC) USR2([Link]: 600010)/
USR3([Link]: 600011)/
USR4([Link]: 600012)/
USR5([Link]: 600013)/
USR6([Link]: 600014)/
USR7([Link]: 600015)/
USR8([Link]: 600016)
Default: NAVD([Link]: 60004)

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[Link]. IEC 61162 error counter (1/2)
Indicate the IEC61162-450 error counter.
No.1 is the left end and No.8 is right end.

No.1 No.2 No.3 No.4 No.5 No.6 No.7 No.8

No. Item Setting value Remarks

IEC 61162-450 header error 0 to 128

1 Display only
count (maintenance) Default: 0

IEC 61162-450 tag block syntax 0 to 128

2 Display only
error count (maintenance) Default: 0

IEC 61162-450 tag block framing 0 to 128

3 Display only
error count (maintenance) Default: 0

IEC 61162-450 tag block check 0 to 128

4 Display only
sum error count (maintenance) Default: 0

IEC 61162-450 sentence syntax 0 to 128

5 Display only
error count (maintenance) Default: 0

IEC 61162-450 sentence framing 0 to 128

6 Display only
error count (maintenance) Default: 0

IEC 61162-450 sentence check 0 to 128

7 Display only
sum error count (maintenance) Default: 0

IEC 61162-450 header error 0 to 128

8 Display only
count (main display) Default: 0

IEC 61162-450 tag block error 0 to 128

9 Display only
count (main display) Default: 0

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[Link]. IEC 61162 error counter (2/2)
Indicate the IEC61162-450 error counter.
No.1 is the left end and No.9 is right end.

No.1 No.2 No.3 No.4 No.5 No.6 No.7 No.8 No.9

No. Item Setting value Remarks

IEC 61162-450 sentence error 0 to 128

1 Display only
count (main display) Default: 0

IEC 61162 reception error (signal 0 to 128

2 Display only
processor) Default: 0

0 to 128
3 IEC 61162 reception error (ROT) Display only
Default: 0

0 to 128
4 IEC 61162 reception error (GPS) Display only
Default: 0

IEC 61162 reception error 0 to 128

5 Display only
(reserved) Default: 0

IEC 61162 reception error (serial 0 to 128

6 Display only
dimmer) Default: 0

IEC 61162 reception error (serial 0 to 128

7 Display only
alert) Default: 0

IEC 61162 reception error 0 to 128

8 Display only
(remote display 1) Default: 0

IEC 61162 reception error 0 to 128

9 Display only
(remote display 2) Default: 0

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[Link]. Setting serial alert
Be sure to specify alert communication supported by the equipment connected with the
serial alert port of the distribution processor (NQA-7040) (if it is not connected, the
default value should be fine).
When the setting value does not match the installation status, serial alert
communication cannot be performed.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

Use ALF/ACN/ALC/ARC/HBT(ALR communi Selectable by using
1 Serial alert type
cation)/Use ALR/ACK(ALF communication) the pull-down menu
Whether “rectified –
Selectable by using
2 unacknowledged” state Default: Use ALF/ACN/ALC/ARC/HBT
the pull-down menu
is used by ALR or not

[Link]. Mode status

Indicate mode status.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

M/B/E/U/W/L/R
1 Mode flag Display only
Default: M

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[Link]. Equipment status data
Indicate equipment status.
If OFF/STBY notification function is available, “green” is indicated.

No. Item Setting value/Display Remarks

ON / OFF / STBY
1 Operating status Display only
Default: ON
OFF/STBY notification
Green (Notification function available)/Red
2 function Display only
(unavailable)
available/unavailable

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20.8.6. Acquiring waveform log
Use this function when saving reception waveforms for each channel.
The acquired waveform is displayed on the screen and the waveform is automatically
saved as a binary file as well. In this case, the format of the file name is
“yyyymmdd-hhmmss_Ch<channel number>_Waveform.dat”.
Waveform example that both Ch 1 and Ch 2 were successfully
acquired Submarine echoes are observed at a distance of about 12 ms = 9 m.

When the Reload button is pressed, transmission is done once to

acquire the waveform regardless of whether current transmission is
done.
When a ship is not on water due to its docking or for other reasons,
do not press this button. Pressing this button may cause the
transducer to fail.

: Press this button to start acquisition of waveform log.

: Saves the screen capture of the tool as an image file.

Clears (non-display) the waveform on this screen. The log file

:
is not deleted.
Use this function to specify a channel
:
number.(Ch1/Ch2/Ch3/Ch4/ALL)

: Select a horizontal axis of graph display.

Returns to the menu screen (20.8.3).

:

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20.8.7. Performing demonstration for presentation
Use this function when demonstration is required.

Select the pattern you want to demonstrate and press the button.
Demonstration starts.
To stop demonstration, press the button or restart the power.
The demonstration pattern from No.1 to 12 are fixed. The demonstration pattern from
No.13 and 14 are Speed and ROT adjustable.
pattern Water Water Water ground ground ground Remarks
1axis 2axis 3axis 1axis 2axis 3axis
1 +20kn 0kn - - - -
2 0kn 5kn - - - -
3 0kn 0kn 5kn/- - - -
JLN-741
4 -20kn 0kn 0kn/- - - - Three-axis
5 0kn -5kn 0kn/- - - - null of
water
6 0kn 0kn -5kn/- - - -
7 - - - +20kn 0kn 0kn/-
8 - - - 0kn 5kn 0kn/-
JLN-741
9 - - - 0kn 0kn 5kn/- ground
10 - - - -20kn 0kn 0kn/- Three-axis
null
11 - - - 0kn -5kn 0kn/-
12 - - - 0kn 0kn -5kn/-

Normal mode. When this button is pressed, demonstration

:
starts.
Demonstration is in progress. When this button is pressed,
:
demonstration stops.

: Returns to the menu screen (20.8.3).

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 No. Item Setting value Remarks
1 to 99
1 Demonstration pattern Editable
Default: 1

-100.00 to 100.00
2 Demonstration vessel speed Editable
Default: 0.00

-360.00 to 360.00
3 Demonstration ROT Editable
Default: 0.00

20.8.8. Displaying maintenance information

Use this function for checking maintenance information.

Loads only the device information and displays it on the

:
screen.

: Saves software information in a CSV file.

: Saves the screen capture of the tool as an image file.

: Returns to the menu screen (20.8.3).

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 Software
Software Bar code
No. Model name Serial number management
version number number
number
NWZ-510 or 
1 - - 100096 01
NWZ-4640 (*1)

2 NQA-7040 -   -

NJC-70S or
3 -   -
NJC-70D

4 NKF-547 -   -

5 CDF-7400    100102 01

CDC-7400
6    100104 01
(1, CPU)

CDC-7400
7    100105 01
(1, FPGA)

CMN-7400
8 -   -
(1)

CDC-7400   
9 100104 01
(2, CPU) (*2) (*2) (*2)

CDC-7400   
10 100105 01
(2, FPGA) (*2) (*2) (*2)

CMN-7400   
11 -
(2) (*2) (*2) (*2)

12 CBD-7400 -   -

13 CQD-7040    100100 01

NWZ-650 
14  - 100107 01
(1) (*2)

NWZ-650 
15  - 100109 01
(2) (*2)

NWZ-840 
16  - 100117 01
(1) (*2)

NWZ-840 
17  - 100119 01
(2) (*2)

*1: Information of the main display (NWZ-510SDW or NWZ-4640) that is connected at the
activation is output.
*2: Will be output if connected. In particular, in JLN-740, null is output for circuit board
information for 2 axes.

Please be sure to send the saved configuration file to our sales

representative.

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20.9. Initializing the Equipment (JLN-741A/741N)
By checking all the items on the "First Settings" screen, you can cover the minimum
required settings.

20.9.1. Start the maintenance PC tool.

20.9.2. Connect the equipment.

To connect JLN-741A/741N, select the [Serial] tab and click on the [Connect] button after
the COM port that is connected to the equipment is selected.

20.9.3. Click on the [First Settings] button.

To check and set the minimum necessary setting values on the First Setting screen, click
on the [First Settings] button.

For other menus, refer to section 20.10, “Changing the Detailed Settings”.

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20.9.4. Checking and changing the initial settings
After the installation, check the minimum necessary setting values to be checked.

The setting values that are stored in the equipment can be saved in the PC as the
configuration file or the configuration file can be written to the equipment by loading it.

Please be sure to send the saved configuration file to our sales

representative.

: Writes the setting values on the tool to the equipment collectively.

: Loads the information of the equipment and displays it on the screen.

: Loads the information of the configuration file and displays it on the screen.

: Saves the setting values on the screen in the configuration file collectively.

: Saves the screen capture of the tool as an image file.

: Starts the bubble detection reference waveform screen (20.9.5).

: Starts the milepost calculator (20.9.7).

: Returns to the menu screen ([Link].3)

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 To write the setting values to JLN-740/741 press button. Then the checked
items are written to JLN-740/741. After finish writing, the dialog window would popup.

Confirm the PC setting values.

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[Link]. Measurement start status
Set start/stop of transmission of the transducer (Started)/(Stopped).

If a ship is not no water due to docking, do not start transmission.

Starting transmission causes the transducer to become faulty.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

Started (Transmission
1 Start of transmission start)/Stopped (stop) Editable
Default: Stopped

[Link]. Setting relating to the vessel speed calculation

Specify calibration of ship speed calculation.
I This calibration value should calculate by milepost test. See 20.9.6

No. Item Setting value Remarks

-50.0 to +50.0 [%]
1 Speed calibration Editable
Default: 0.0

[Link]. Distance reset

Specify the total distance.
When the [Trip Reset] button is pressed, the distance is reset.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

0 to 999999.99 [NM]
1 Set total distance Editable
Default: 0

Reset by pressing the

2 Reset distance Reset/not reset
button

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[Link]. Transducer (NKF-547/531E) management information
During installation, be sure to enter transducer (NKF-547/531E) management
information. This information is managed by the remote maintenance system (RMS)
during operation.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

1 Model name (NKF-547/531E) Up to 9 ASCII characters Editable

2 Serial number (NKF-547/531E) Up to 10 ASCII characters Editable

Bar code number

3 Up to 13 ASCII characters Editable
(NKF-547/531E)

[Link]. Signal processor (NJC-70) error

If bubble detection reference error is indicated as “red”, be sure to perform update
(overwrite and then read: ) operation on the bubble detection reference waveform
screen (20.7.5). When update processing of bubble detection reference waveform is
completed, “green” is indicated.

No. Item Display Remarks

Bubble detection reference
1 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
abnormality

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20.9.5. Acquiring a bubble detection reference waveform
A bubble detection reference waveform is a reference (comparison target) waveform for
the bubble detection function.

On this screen, acquire (load: ) or update (overwrite and load: ) the bubble
detection reference waveform that is stored in the equipment.

The waveform that is acquired is displayed on the screen and is automatically saved as a
binary file also. The file name is assigned in the format of
“yyyymmdd-hhmmss_Ch<channel number>_BubbleRef.dat”.
The wave form correspond with the reference is normal.
If the measured waveform is not correspond with the reference, it is abnormal.

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When the UPDATE button is pressed, transmission is done once to
acquire the waveform regardless of whether current transmission is
done.
When a ship is not on water due to its docking or for other reasons,
do not press this button. Pressing this button may cause the
transducer to fail.

Displays the bubble reference waveform that is stored in the

:
equipment for the specified channel.

: Saves the screen capture of the tool as the image file.

Updates and displays the bubble reference waveform that is

:
stored in the equipment for the specified channel
Clears (non-display) the waveform on this screen. The log file
:
is not deleted.
Specify the channel for which bubble reference waveform is to
:
be acquired.

: Select the horizontal axis of graph display.

: Returns to the previous screen.

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20.9.6. Speed calibration
To effectively use the excellent feature of the Doppler Log, the actual speed and the
specified speed should be compared to perform necessary calibration after installation
ends. To perform speed calibration, normally make sailing forward and back between
mileposts and then obtain the calibrated value. The calibrated value at this point should
be accurately recorded on the speed test form and stored.
If the device fails and the units are replaced at a later date, the speed can be set again
according to this record.

During sailing between mileposts, it is necessary to make sufficient preliminary sailing,

exercise care to prevent the speed from changing during sailing and sail correctly to the
specified milepost directions.

It is recommended to sail forward and back once when the impact from the tidal current
and wind can be regarded as constant for the time, and twice when the impact changes
with time. When the difference in the measured value in the same direction is 0.5kn or
more, repetitive measurement is necessary.

1) Sailing test between mileposts is normally sailing forward and back four times: 1/4,
2/4, 3/4, and 4/4 of main engine rating.
2) Ensure that the number of rotations of the propeller and the course are made
constant one nautical mile before entering the milepost and remain unchanged until
the test ends.
3) When passing point A in the following figure, press stop watch 1 and the reset
button on the distance counter.
4) When the distance counter indicates 0.01 nm, press stop watch 2.
5) Upon passing point B, stop stop watch 1 and obtain the required time between
mileposts (t1).
6) When the distance counter indicates 1.01 nm, stop stop watch 2 and obtain the
required time for 1.00 nm sailing (t2) on the Doppler Log.
*Steps 5) and 6) may be reverse in time.
7) Obtain the calculated speed from the measured required time.

Actual speed = a x
3600
[kn] a: Distance between mileposts [nm]
t１
t1: Required time between mileposts [S]
3600
Logged speed = 1 x [kn] t2: Logged required time for 1 nm sailing [S]
t２

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8) Avoid the same sea and sail forward and back. When entering the back route from
the forward route, sail on greatly roundabout route and keep constant speed and
course between mileposts. Perform the same measurement as on the forward
route.

Post Post

Point A Point B

Point B Point A

From the results of the sailing test between mileposts, the average values of actual
speed and logged speed for sailing forward and back are calculated, respectively.
From the following expression, calculate the calibrated value to be set in maintenance
PC tool “setting for ship speed calculation.”

Average actual speed−average logged speed

Actual speed = x 100 [%]
Average actual speed

Normally, sailing test between mileposts is performed during four sailings forward and
back. Since the Doppler log provides excellent linearity of speed, the speed is calibrated
after first sailing forward and back and is checked during remaining three sailings
forward and back.

From the next pages, milepost test calculation using the maintenance PC tool function is
described.

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20.9.7. Calculating milepost test results
By entering a distance of a section (trip) and an elapsed time for a milepost test, the
speed calibration values of the outward journey and the return journey can be calculated.
In this case, only when GPS sensor communication can be received by the PC that is
executing the maintenance PC tool, the function that allows automatic input of the
ground distance is available ([Link]).
However, a function for setting the calculation result in the equipment with a single button
operaton for prevention of operation errors is not available.

This screen can be started by clicking on the button on the “First Settings” screen.

*For the details of the usage, refer to20.6.7.

: Saves the captured screen of the tool as an image file.

: Closes this screen.

The format is described in "Appendix B MilePost Test Result".

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[Link]. Entering a ground distance (True Distance) manually.
The milepost calculater can produce results of up to 8 tests (4 return journys).

Enter an elapsed time (Time [sec]), a ground distance (True Distance [NM]) and a
water distance (Log Distance [NM]).
To enter the values, click on the numerical value input field and then use one of the
following methods:
 Use the scroll button of the mouse
 Click on the up and down arrow buttons at the right side of the numerical value input
field
 Use the up and down key of the keyboard
 Use the numerical keys of the keyboard

When the button is pressed, the speed calibration value as a result of the milepost
test is displayed in the line on the right side.

After calculation of the speed calibration value as a result of each milepost test, the
average of the speed calibration values is displayed at the bottom right corner.

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[Link]. Entering a ground distance (True Distance) through serial communication of GPS
Start reception of data from the GPS sensor by using the GPS sensor at the bottom left
of the window and the communication setting.
Data from the GPS sensor can be received through serial communication only.

: Starts serial reception from the GPS sensor.

: Select the serial port that is connected to the GPS sensor.

Updates the pull-down menu when the serial port of the

:
GPS sensor is not displayed on the pull-down menu.

When a correct RMC sentence can be received from the GPs sensor, the screen
display changes as follows.
On this screen, use the Start/Stop buttons on the left side to test and calculate the
result of the milepost test.

: Starts the milepost test.

Stops the milepost test. This button is displayed only while a

:
milepost test is in progress.

: Calculates the result of the milepost test.

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When a milepost test is in progress, the Stop button for the milepost test is displayed.

After calculation of the speed calibration value by each milepost test, the average of the
speed calibration values is displayed at the bottom right corner of the screen.

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20.10. Changing the Detailed Settings (JLN-741A/741N)
20.10.1. Start the maintenance PC tool.

20.10.2. Connect the equipment.

To connect JLN-741A/741N, select the [Serial] tab and click on the [Connect]
button after selecting the COM port that is connected to the equipment.

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20.10.3. Select a menu.
Click on a menu button according to the purpose.

Specifies initial settings.

: Refer to section 20.9 "Initializing the Equipment
(JLN-741A/741N)".

Resets the setting values that are stored in the equipment to

those at the factory shipment.
:
Refer to section 20.10.4 "Resetting all the settings to those of
the factory shipment".

Enables checking and changing of all the settings and the

statuses of the equipment.
:
Refer to section 20.10.5 "Checking and changing all the
settings and statuses".

Acquires waveform log.

:
Refer to section 20.10.6 "Acquiring waveform log".

Performs demonstration.
: Refer to section 20.10.7 "Performing demonstration for
presentation".

Displays maintenance information.

:
Refer to section 20.10.8 "Displaying software information".

: Exits from the tool.

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20.10.4. Resetting all the settings to those of the factory shipment
Use this function to reset all the setting values to those of the factory shipment.

: Executes resetting.

: Returns to the menu screen (20.10.3).

When press button to reset, at first saving the current setting dialog would
popup. After saving, the JLN-740/741 settings will reset.
On resetting, menu screen would change below and cannot operate.

After finish the reset, RESET succeeded or Reset failed window would popup.
If RESET is failed, some menu items cannot reset. Check the menu items by
maintenance PC tool.

RESET succeeded Reset failed

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20.10.5. Checking and changing all the settings and statuses
This function enables the changing and checking of all the settings and statuses of
JLN-741A/741N.

Please be sure to send the saved configuration file to our sales

representative.

Writes the settings on the screen to the equipment

:
collectively.
Loads the information in the equipment and displays it on the
:
screen.
Loads the information in the configuration file and displays it
:
on the screen.
Saves the setting values on the screen in a configuration file
:
collectively.

: Saves the screen capture of the tool as an image file.

Starts the bubble detection reference waveform screen

:
(20.9.5).

: Returns to the menu screen (20.10.3).

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[Link]. Status of the signal processor (NJC-70)
Check that all the errors are displayed in “green”. When any of the errors is displayed in
“red”, take the necessary measures by referencing the following error contents so that
all the errors are displayed in “green”.
<Error contents>
RAM Error: An error occurred in the RAM.
ROM Error: An error occurred in the ROM.
EEPROM Error: An error occurred in the EEPROM.

Setting
No. Item Remarks
value/Display
0 to 9999 [day]
1 Total operating time (signal processor - day) Display only
Default: 0

0 to 23 [hour]
2 Total operating time (signal processor - hour) Display only
Default: 0

0 to 59 [minute]
3 Total operating time (signal processor - minute) Display only
Default: 0

4 Frame internal temperature (signal processor) [°C] Display only

5 Power voltage (48V) [V] Display only

6 Power voltage (5V - Ch1) [V] Display only

7 Power voltage (5V - Ch2) [V] Display only

Green (Normal)/
8 RAM Error (Control CPU) Display only
Red (abnormal)

Green (Normal)/
9 ROM Error (Control CPU) Display only
Red (abnormal)

Green (Normal)/
10 EEPROM Error (Control CPU) Display only
Red (abnormal)

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[Link]. Measurement start status
Set start/stop of transmission of the transducer (Started)/(Stopped).

If a ship is not no water due to docking, do not start transmission.

Starting transmission causes the transducer to become faulty.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

Started (Transmission start)/Stopped (stop)
1 Start of transmission Editable
Default: Stopped

[Link]. Setting relating to the vessel speed calculation

Specify calibration of ship speed calculation.
This calibration value should calculate by milepost test. See 20.9.6

No. Item Setting value Remarks

-50.0 to +50.0 [%]
1 Speed calibration Editable
Default: 0.0

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[Link]. Error status
Check that all the errors are displayed in “green”. When any of the errors is displayed in
“red”, take the necessary measures by referencing the following error contents so that
all the errors are displayed in “green”.
<Error contents>
Integrated Alert: Displayed in “red” when any of the errors from No.2 to No.10
occurred. When all the errors are rectified, the errors are
displayed in “green”.
Lost Speed: Ahead/astern ship speeds are not measured.
Over Speed: The ship speed exceeded the ahead/astern ship speed alarm
range (upper limit).
Low Speed: The ship speed is slower than the ahead/astern ship speed alarm
range (lower limit).
Bubble Detected: Bubbles are detected.
Software Updated: Software update has not been completed.
Maintenance Mode: The maintenance mode has not been terminated.
Reboot Required: Reboot is being requested.
VD3 Alert: The signal processor is not stable.
VD36 Alert: The error of the signal processor has not been rectified.

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No. Item Display Remarks

1 Integrated alarm flag Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

2 Lost speed alarm (fore/after) Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

3 Fore/after vessel speed alarm (upper limit) Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

4 Fore/after vessel speed alarm (lower limit) Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

5 Bubble detection Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

6 Software updated Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

7 Maintenance mode Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

8 Restart request Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

9 PJRCM,VD,3 integrated alarm Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

10 PJRCM,VD,36 integrated alarm Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

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[Link]. Distance reset
Specify the total distance.
When the [Trip Reset] button is pressed, the distance is reset.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

0 to 999999.99 [NM]
1 Set total distance Editable
Default: 0

Reset by pressing
2 Reset distance Reset/not reset
the button

[Link]. Setting relating to the transducer mounting angle

If there is a difference in the installation angle of oscillator (CFT-022/023) when the
transducer (NKF-547/531E) is installed at the bottom of a vessel, correct it. If there is
no difference, the default value can be used as is.

When wrong transducer mounting angle is set,

wrong water speed and distance would indicate.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

Transducer angle correction -180.0 to 180.0 [°]
1 Editable
(bow/stern: Yaw) Default: 0.0

Transducer angle correction -180.0 to 180.0 [°]

2 Editable
(bow/stern: pitch) Default: 0.0

Transducer angle correction -180.0 to 180.0 [°]

3 Editable
(Port/starboard: Yaw) Default: 0.0

Transducer angle -180.0 to 180.0 [°]

4 Editable
correction(Port/starboard: Roll) Default: 0.0

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[Link]. System test status
Use the system test to check whether the main display (NWZ-510SDW) is displayed
and serial communication line is connected correctly.
When the system test item is set to enable, the selected status would change to “red”.
When the system test item is set to disable, the selected status would change to
“green”.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

Changeable with
1 System test (18kn test) Red (Test Enable)/Green (Disable)
the toggle button

System test (lost speed Changeable with

2 Red (Test Enable)/Green (Disable)
alert) the toggle button

As an example, when only the 18 kn test is enabled, the display changes to “red” in the
following way.

Screen example when the 18kn test is enabled

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[Link]. Power detection value
The strength of travelling wave output from the transducer can be checked.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

1 Travelling wave (Ch1: Fore) 0 to 4096 Display only

2 Travelling wave (Ch2: After) 0 to 4096 Display only

Travelling wave (Ch3: Starboard

3 0 to 4096 Display only
direction)

Travelling wave (Ch4: Port

4 0 to 4096 Display only
direction)

[Link]. Status of supported frequency

The status of frequency supported for each piece of equipment can be checked.
If “2.0” is indicated, the supported frequency is received.
If “---” is indicated, the supported frequency is not received.

No. Item Display Setting value Remarks

Supported frequency Received/Not
1 2.0 / --- Display only
(NJC-70S/D) received

Supported frequency Received/Not

2 2.0 / --- Display only
(CDC-7400 (1)) received

Supported frequency Received/Not

3 2.0 / --- Display only
(CDC-7400 (2)) received

Supported frequency Received/Not

4 2.0 / --- Display only
(CMN-7400 (1)) received

Supported frequency Received/Not

5 2.0 / --- Display only
(CMN-7400 (2)) received

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[Link]. Transducer (NKF-547/531E) management information
During installation, be sure to enter transducer (NKF-547/531E) management
information. This information is managed by the remote maintenance system (RMS)
during operation.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

1 Model name (NKF-547/531E) Up to 9 ASCII characters Editable

2 Serial number (NKF-547/531E) Up to 10 ASCII characters Editable

Bar code number

3 Up to 13 ASCII characters Editable
(NKF-547/531E)

[Link]. Signal processor (NJC-70) errors

Check that all the errors are displayed in “green”. When any of the errors is displayed in
“red”, take the necessary measures by referencing the following error contents so that
all the errors are displayed in “green”.
<Error contents>
No Bubble Reference: A bubble reference is not set.
Power Fail (1): A transmission power (1 axis) alarm occurred.
Power Fail (2): A transmission power (2 axes) alarm occurred.
PA Error: An error occurred in PA1 to PA4.
RSLT Error: An error occurred in RSLT1 to RSLT4.
Frequency Measure Error: A frequency detection error (ch1 to ch4) occurred.
FPGA Configuration Fail (1): A FPGA setting error (1 axis) occurred.
FPGA Configuration Fail (2): A FPGA setting error (2 axes) occurred.
Supported Frequency: An error occurred in the supported frequency.
High Temperature: A temperature error occurred in the signal processor.
Voltage Error (48 V): A voltage error (48 V) occurred in the signal processor.
Voltage Error (5 V-1): A voltage error (5 V-ch1) occurred in the signal processor.
Voltage Error (5 V-2): A voltage error (5 V-ch2) occurred in the signal processor.
Software Version (CPU): A software version error (arithmetic operation CPU1 to
CPU4) occurred.
Software Version (FPGA)): A software version error (FPGA1 to FPGA2) occurred.

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 No. Item Display Remarks
Bubble detection reference
1 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
abnormality

Transmission power alarm (1

2 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
axis)

Transmission power alarm (2

3 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
axes)

4 PA1 error Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

5 PA2 error Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

6 PA3 error Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

7 PA4 error Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

8 RSLT1 error Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

9 RSLT2 error Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

10 RSLT3 error Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

11 RSLT4 error Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

Frequency detection abnormality

12 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
(Ch1)

Frequency detection abnormality

13 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
(Ch2)

Frequency detection abnormality

14 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
(Ch3)

Frequency detection abnormality

15 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
(Ch4)

FPGA configuration abnormality

16 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
(1 axis)

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No. Item Display Remarks
FPGA configuration abnormality
17 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
(2 axes)

18 Supported frequency abnormality Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only

Signal processor temperature

19 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
abnormality

Voltage abnormality (signal

20 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
processor 48V)

Voltage abnormality (signal

21 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
processor5V - Ch1)

Voltage abnormality (signal

22 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
processor5V - Ch2)

Software version abnormality

23 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
(operation CPU1)

Software version abnormality

24 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
(operation CPU2)

Software version abnormality

25 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
(operation CPU3)

Software version abnormality

26 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
(operation CPU4)

Software version abnormality

27 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
(FPGA1)

Software version abnormality

28 Green (Normal)/Red(abnormal) Display only
(FPGA2)

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[Link]. Transmission channel enable flags
If oscillator (CFT-022/023) channel is damaged and correct ship speed cannot be
measured during operation, only the relevant channel is forcibly disabled and
measurement using normal channel is continued.
In normal operation, do not change this menu from default.

No. Item Setting value Remarks

Enabled (Enabled)/Disabled (Disabled) Selectable by using
1 Channel 1 enable flag
Default: Enabled the pull-down menu

Enabled (Enabled)/Disabled (Disabled) Selectable by using

2 Channel 2 enable flag
Default: Enabled the pull-down menu

Enabled (Enabled)/Disabled (Disabled) Selectable by using

3 Channel 3 enable flag
Default: Enabled the pull-down menu

Enabled (Enabled)/Disabled (Disabled) Selectable by using

4 Channel 4 enable flag
Default: Enabled the pull-down menu

[Link]. Mode status

Indicate mode status.

No. Item Display Remarks

M/B/E/U/W/L/R
1 Mode flag Display only
Default: M

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20.10.6. Acquiring waveform log
Use this function when it is necessary to save reception waveforms for each channel.
The acquired waveform is displayed on the screen and the waveform is automatically
saved as a binary file as well. In this case, the format of the file name is
“yyyymmdd-hhmmss_Ch<channel number>_Waveform.dat”.

: Press this button to start acquisition of waveform log.

: Saves the screen capture of the tool as an image file.

Clears (hides) the waveform on this screen. The log file is not
:
deleted.
Use this function to specify a channel
:
number.(Ch1/Ch2/Ch3/Ch4/ALL)

: Select a horizontal axis of graph display.

: Returns to the menu screen (20.10.3).

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20.10.7. Performing demonstration for presentation
Use this function when demonstration is required.

Select the pattern you want to demonstrate and press the button.
Demonstration starts.
To stop demonstration, press the button or restart the power.

Normal mode. When this button is pressed, demonstration

:
starts.
Demonstration is in progress. When this button is pressed,
:
demonstration stops.

: Returns to the menu screen (20.10.3).

No. Item Setting value Remarks

1 to 99
1 Demonstration pattern Editable
Default: 1

-100.00 to 100.00
2 Demonstration vessel speed Editable
Default: 0.00

-360.00 to 360.00
3 Demonstration ROT Editable
Default: 0.00

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20.10.8. Displaying software information
Use this function for checking software information.

: Loads the device information and displays it on the screen.

: Saves software information in a CSV file.

: Saves the screen capture of the tool as an image file.

: Returns to the menu screen (20.10.3).

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 Software Serial Bar code Software
No. Model name
version number number number management number
NJC-70S or
1 -   -
NJC-70D

2 NKF-547 -   -

3 CDF-7400    100102 01

CDC-7400
4    100104 01
(1, CPU)

CDC-7400
5    100105 01
(1, FPGA)

CMN-7400
6 -   -
(1)

7 CBD-7400 -   -

8 CQD-7040    100100 01

Please be sure to send the saved configuration file to our sales

representative.

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 21. Trouble Shooting
JLN- JLN- JLN- JLN-
Symptom of fault Possible cause Corrective action
740A 740N 741A 741N
Missing data The water depth is too Since a ship speed
low. cannot be measured
    when the water depth is
lower than 3 m, check
the water depth.
The ship speed that is The ship speed Check whether the
displayed is obviously correction setting is milepost test result has
slow.     incorrect. been entered correctly
(see Sections 20.6.6,
20.6.7 and 20.7.6).
Alert “HW NWZ-510 is faulty. Replace NWZ-510 and
[Link]-510.” is turn on the power to

displayed. check that the alert has
been canceled.
Alert “HW ERROR NWZ-4640 is faulty. Replace NWZ-4640 and
DISPLAY” is displayed. turn on the power to

check that the alert has
been canceled.
Alert “HW CQD-7040 in NQA-7040 Replace CQD-7040 and
[Link]-7040” is is faulty. turn on the power to

displayed. check that the alert has
been canceled.
Alert “HW ERROR CQD-7040 in NQA-7040 Replace CQD-7040 and
DISTRIBUTOR” is is faulty. turn on the power to

displayed. check that the alert has
been canceled.
Alert “HW CDF-7400 in NJC-70 is Replace CDF-7400 and
[Link]-70” is faulty. turn on the power to

displayed. check that the alert has
been canceled.
Alert “HW ERROR CDF-7400 in NJC-70 is Replace CDF-7400 and
SIGNAL faulty. turn on the power to

PROCESSOR” is check that the alert has
displayed. been canceled.

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 JLN- JLN- JLN- JLN-
Symptom of fault Possible cause Corrective action
740A 740N 741A 741N
There is a large Impact from the tidal Check if there is any
difference with the ship current and wind impact of tidal current
speed relative to land     and wind by using a
meter. current meter and an
anemometer.
The ship speed Check whether the
correction setting is milepost test result has
    incorrect. been entered correctly
(see Sections 20.6.6,
20.6.7 and 20.7.6).
“UNIT” is set to m/s ⇔ Check the “UNIT”
kn unintentionally. setting. (Refer to
    Sections [Link], 5.2.1,
and [Link] in
Instruction Manual.)
The power supply Main display and Turn off the power
cannot be turned off. distribution processor supply of the distribution
NQA-7040 cannot processing by pressing
communicate correctly. switch “S1” and check
 
the communication
between the main
display and the
distribution processor.
Alert “OVER SPEED Ship speed through Check the speed limit
STW” is displayed. water exceeded the setting. (Refer to
    speed limit setting Sections [Link] and
range. [Link] in Instruction
Manual.)
The date and time that The data is not corrected Check the
are displayed on alert    from the input from the communication line with
are incorrect. GPS sensor. the GPS sensor.
Although an alert is The NWZ-510SDW alert Check that the
displayed in the alert is set to OFF. MENU→ADV
list, the alert icon   SET→ALERT ON/OFF
remains in the normal setting is ENABLED.
state.
The ship speed that is The analog full scale Check the analog full
displayed by the analog setting is incorrect. scale setting (see
 
display seems to be Sections [Link] and
incorrect. [Link]).
Not transmit/signal Transmission channel Check the transmission
processor is not control is enabled. channel Enable flag
   
recognized. (see Sections [Link]
and [Link]).

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Appendix(A) Menu list
A.1 Display menu list (NWZ-510SDW, NWZ-650SDR/NWZ-840SDR)
The menus for the main display (NWZ-510SDW) and remote display (NWZ-650SDR and NWZ-840SDR) are listed
below.
Remote display

User
Main display

settings Connected
Menu item Setting name Setting value Description
equipment
Current Change

TOUCH
TOUCH CAL adjustment of the touch
  SCREEN
(TOUCH SCREEN CALIBRATION) position
CALIBRATION
Rough adjustment of
  THEME ILLUMINATION DAY,DUSK,NIGHT
brightness
YEAR 2000 to 2037 Year
JAN,FEB,MAR,APR,
DATE TIME
MONTH MAY,JUN,JUL,AUG, Month
(DATE/TIME[1/2])
  SEP,OCT,NOV,DEC
DAY 1 to last day of a month Day
HOUR 0 to 23 Hour
(DATE/TIME[2/2])
MINUTE 0 to 59 Minute
Display ver.: NWZ-510SDW Version of main display
Version of distribution
DP Proc .ver.: NQA-7040
processor (JLN-740A only)
Signal processor control
SP Ctrl ver.: NJC-70S
version
Signal processor computation
SP Calc ver.: NJC-70S
version
Signal processor FPGA
SP FPGA ver.: NJC-70S
ABOUT version
 Display only
Main display Serial number of main display
Display ser.: NWZ-510SDW
Note: 0000000 is displayed
Serial number of main display
DP ser.: NQA-7040 (JLN-740A only)
Note: 0000000 is displayed
Serial number of main display
SP ser.: NJC-70S
Note: 0000000 is displayed
Serial number of main display
Transducer ser.: NKF-547
Note: 0000000 is displayed
MF ver.: Version of remote display
ABOUT NWZ-650SDR
 Display only Serial number of main display
Remote display MF ser.: NWZ-840SDR
Note: 0000000 is displayed
IP ADDRESS Setting of IP address
ETH CONFIG
SUBNET MASK Each device Setting of subnet mask
(ETHERNET)
GATEWAY Setting of gateway
UART 0,UART 1,UART
UART Setting of port
2,UART 3
UART CONFIG
NONE,ODD,EVEN,
(UART [1/2]) PARITY Setting of parity bit
FORCED 1,FORCED 0
STOP BITS 1,2 Setting of stop bit
DATA BITS 5,6,7,8 Setting of data bit length
(UART [2/2]) 4800,9600,19200,
BAUD RATE Setting of baud rate
38400,57600,115200
UART 0 Monitor of UART 0
ADV SET
SERIAL MON UART 1 Monitor of UART 1
(ADVANCED Display only
  (SERIAL MONITOR) UART 2 Monitor of UART 2
SETTINGS)
Common*1 UART 3 Monitor of UART 3
RESET
(EXECUTE FACTORY RESET Reset of display
RESET)
LOG LOG Display only Display of log
NNN-21
NMEA TALKER TALKER ** Setting of talker
Doppler
(DDC)
USED/UNUSED USED,UNUSED Setting of used / unused
NNN-21
TALKER ** Setting of talker
(JRCM) Doppler
USED/UNUSED USED,UNUSED Setting of used / unused
ALERT ON/OFF ALART ENABLED, DISABLED Setting of Enabled/Disabled
ETHERNET,UART 0,UART
CENTRL DIM 1,
INPUT
(CENTRAL DIMMER) UART 2,UART
3,ANY,NONE
ADV SET NMEA,XMODEM,MODBUS
(ADVANCED UART CONFIG
 PROTOCOL MASTER,
SETTINGS) (UART [2/2])
PHONE,NONE
Main display
NMEA TALKER TALKER VD Setting of talker
Doppler
(VBW) USED/UNUSED USED,UNUSED Setting of used / unused
TALKER VD Setting of talker
(VLW) Doppler
USED/UNUSED USED,UNUSED Setting of used / unused

A-1 Appendix(A) Menu List

 User
Remote display
Main display

settings Connected
Menu item Setting name Setting value Description
equipment
Current Change

TALKER ** NNN-21 Setting of talker

(ACK)
USED/UNUSED USED,UNUSED Doppler Setting of used / unused
TALKER VD Setting of talker
(ALF) Doppler
USED/UNUSED USED,UNUSED Setting of used / unused
TALKER VD Setting of talker
(ACM) Doppler
USED/UNUSED USED,UNUSED Setting of used / unused
ADV SET TALKER VD Setting of talker
(ADVANCED (HBT) Doppler
 USED/UNUSED USED,UNUSED Setting of used / unused
SETTINGS) TALKER ** NNN-21 Setting of talker
Main display (JRC)
USED/UNUSED USED,UNUSED Doppler Setting of used / unused
SENTENCE DDC,NONE,VBW Setting of sentence
BY CHANGE,100,250,500,
INTERVAL[ms] Setting of interval
1000,2000
NMEA SET
MULTI,UART 0,UART
PORT 1,UART 2, Setting of port
UART 3,TCP,OFF
INPUT ON,OFF DDC,NCM-227 Setting of dimmer input
CENTRL DIM
ETHERNET,NONE,UART 0,
(CENTRAL DIMMER) OUTPUT Setting of dimmer output
UART 1,UART 2,UART 3
UART CONFIG NMEA,XMODEM,PHONE,N
PROTOCOL Setting of protocol
(UART [2/2]) ONE
ADV SET
NMEA TALKER:GP USED/UNUSED USED,UNUSED NNN-21 Setting of used / unused
(ADVANCED
TALKE
 SETTINGS)
R
Remote TALKER:VD USED/UNUSED USED,UNUSED Doppler Setting of used / unused
display
(VBW)
TALKER:GP USED/UNUSED USED,UNUSED NNN-21 Setting of used / unused
(VLW)
TALKER:VD USED/UNUSED USED,UNUSED Doppler Setting of used / unused
TALKER:GP USED/UNUSED USED,UNUSED NNN-21 Setting of used / unused
(HBT)
TALKER:VD USED/UNUSED USED,UNUSED Doppler Setting of used / unused
DISP MODE ANALOG/ ANALOG, Setting the analog display /

(DISPLAY MODE SETTINGS) DIGITAL DIGITAL digital display
Setting of the number of
  DIGITS Number of digits 1,2
decimal digits
  UNITS SPEED kn,m/s Setting the speed unit
Setting of vessel speed upper
UPPER -40 to 40,OFF
limit
 SPEED LIMIT
Setting of vessel speed lower
LOWER -40 to 40,OFF
limit
TOTAL DIST
(TOTAL DISTANCE TOTAL DIST. 0.00 to 999999.99 Setting of total distance
SETTINGS)
INT/EXT INT,EXT Setting of demo output
DEMO MODE
ADV SDME PATTERN OFF,1 to 99 Setting of demo pattern
(ADVANCED MODEL MODEL RESET Resetting of model
 SDME SYSTEM 18kn TEST ON,OFF Setting of 18kn test
SETTINGS) TEST[1/2] LOST ALERT ON,OFF Setting of alert test
Main display SYS NW2 HW
ON,OFF JLN-740A only
TEST SYSTEM ALERT
TEST[2/2] NQA HW ALERT ON,OFF JLN-740A only
NJC HW ALERT ON,OFF JLN-740A only
TRAN-SMIT AUTO START ON,OFF Setting of auto start
SPEED
-2..10,-5..10,
SCALE
ANALO ANALOG -4..20,-10..20, Setting of analog display
(DISPLAY
G SCALES -5..25,-6..30, scale
MODE
-8..40
SETTINGS)
ADV SDME 10010701,
(ADVANCED 10010901,
SDME Setting of management
 NWZ-650SDR 10011101,
SETTINGS) number
10011301,
Remote MANAG NUMB
MANAGEMENT 10011501
display (MANAGEMENT
NUMBER 10011701,
NUMBER SETTINGS)
10011901,
Setting of management
NWZ-840SDR 10012101,
number
10012301,
10012501
 ALERT LIST ALERT LIST Display only List of alert
 ALERT HIST ALERT HIST Display only History of alert
GNSS SOG,
SOG/STW NNN-21
 SOG/STW DOPPLER SOG,DOPLER Setting of SOG/STW
(SOG/STW SETTINGS) Doppler
STW

* The underlined value is the value that is set at the factory shipment. At the resetting, this value is set.
*1 Factory shipment value of main display: underline Factory shipment value of remote display : wave line
Set value after the reset is set to factory shipment value.

Appendix(A) Menu List A-2

 Display reset list
Main display(NWZ-510SDW)
ADV SET
Menu item Setting name Setting value
RESET
TOUCH SCREEN
TOUCH CAL (TOUCH SCREEN CALIBRATION) 
CALIBRATION
THEME ILLUMINATION DAY,DUSK,NIGHT
YEAR 2000 to 2037
JAN,FEB,MAR,APR,
DATE TIME
MONTH MAY,JUN,JUL,AUG,
(DATE/TIME[1/2])
SEP,OCT,NOV,DEC
DAY End of 1 to MONTH
HOUR 0 to 23
(DATE/TIME[2/2])
MINUTE 0 to 59
IP ADDRESS 
ETH CONFIG
SUBNET MASK Each device 
(ETHERNET)
GATEWAY 
UART 0,UART 1,
UART 
UART 2,UART 3
UART CONFIG
NONE,ODD,EVEN,
(UART [1/2]) PARITY 
ADV SET FORCED 1,FORCED 0
(ADVANCED STOP BITS 1,2 
SETTINGS) DATA BITS 5,6,7,8 
Common (UART [2/2]) 4800,9600,19200,
BAUD RATE 
38400,57600,115200
NMEA TALKER
USED/UNUSED USED,UNUSED 
(DDC)
(JRCM) USED/UNUSED USED,UNUSED 
ALERT ON/OFF
ALERT ENABLED,DISABLED 
(ALERT ON/OFF)
CENTRL DIM ETHERNET,UART 0,UART 1,
INPUT 
(CENTRAL DIMMER) UART 2,UART 3,ANY,NONE
NMEA,XMODEM,MODBUS
UART CONFIG
PROTOCOL MASTER, 
(UART [2/2])
PHONE,NONE
NMEA TALKER
USED/UNUSED USED,UNUSED 
(VBW)
ADV SET (VLW) USED/UNUSED USED,UNUSED 
(ADVANCED (ACK) USED/UNUSED USED,UNUSED 
SETTINGS) (ALF) USED/UNUSED USED,UNUSED 
Main display (ACM) USED/UNUSED USED,UNUSED 
(HBT) USED/UNUSED USED,UNUSED 
(JRC) USED/UNUSED USED,UNUSED 
SENTENCE DDC,NONE,VBW 
BY CHANGE,100,250,500,
INTERVAL[ms] 
NMEA SET 1000,2000
MULTI,UART 0,UART 1,UART 2,
PORT 
UART 3,TCP,OFF
DIGITS Number of digits 1,2 
UNITS SPEED kn,m/s 
UPPER -40 to 40,OFF
SPEED LIMIT
LOWER -40 to 40,OFF
TOTAL DIST
(TOTAL DISTANCE TOTAL DIST. 0.00 to 999999.99
SETTINGS)
INT/EXT INT,EXT 
ADV SDME DEMO MODE
PATTERN OFF,1 to 99 
(ADVANCED
SYSTEM 18kn TEST ON,OFF 
SDME SETTINGS)
TEST[1/2] LOST ALERT ON,OFF 
Main display SYS
NW2 HW ALERT ON,OFF 
TEST SYSTEM
NQA HW ALERT ON,OFF 
TEST[2/2]
NJC HW ALERT ON,OFF 
TRAN-SMIT AUTO START ON,OFF 

* The underlined value is the value that is set at the factory shipment. At the resetting, this value is set.
* [] shows the items to be reset to factory shipment values when run the reset.
* When the setting value of TOUCH CAL is reset, the position returns to the touch position at the factory shipment.
* Even if the setting value of THEME is reset, the setting value before resetting is maintained.

A-3 Appendix(A) Menu List

 Remote display (NWZ-650SDR, NWZ-840SDR)
ADV SET
Menu item Setting name Setting value
RESET
TOUCH SCREEN
TOUCH CAL (TOUCH SCREEN CALIBRATION)
CALIBRATION
THEME ILLUMINATION DAY,DUSK,NIGHT 
YEAR 2000 to 2099
JAN,FEB,MAR,APR,
DATE TIME
MONTH MAY,JUN,JUL,AUG,
(DATE/TIME[1/2])
SEP,OCT,NOV,DEC
DAY End of 1 to MONTH
HOUR 0 to 23
(DATE/TIME[2/2])
MINUTE 0 to 59
IP ADDRESS 
ETH CONFIG
SUBNET MASK Each device 
(ETHERNET)
GATEWAY 
UART 0,UART 1,
UART 
UART 2,UART 3
UART CONFIG
NONE,ODD,EVEN,
(UART [1/2]) PARITY 
ADV SET FORCED 1,FORCED 0
(ADVANCED STOP BITS 1,2 
SETTINGS) DATA BITS 5,6,7,8 
Common (UART [2/2]) 4800,9600,19200,
BAUD RATE 
38400,57600,115200
NMEA TALKER
USED/UNUSED USED,UNUSED 
(DDC)
(JRCM) USED/UNUSED USED,UNUSED 
ALERT ON/OFF
ALERT ENABLED,DISABLED 
(ALERT ON/OFF)
INPUT ON,OFF 
CENTRL DIM ETHERNET,NONE,
(CENTRAL DIMMER) OUTPUT UART 0,UART 1, 
UART 2,UART 3
UART CONFIG NMEA,XMODEM,
ADV SET PROTOCOL 
(UART [2/2]) PHONE,NONE
(ADVANCED
NMEA TALKER:GP USED/UNUSED USED,UNUSED 
SETTINGS)
TALKER
Remote display TALKER:VD USED/UNUSED USED,UNUSED 
(VBW)
TALKER:GP USED/UNUSED USED,UNUSED 
(VLW)
TALKER:VD USED/UNUSED USED,UNUSED 
TALKER:GP USED/UNUSED USED,UNUSED 
(HBT)
TALKER:VD USED/UNUSED USED,UNUSED 
DISP MODE ANALOG/ ANALOG,

(DISPLAY MODE SETTINGS) DIGITAL DIGITAL
UNITS SPEED kn,m/s 
SPEED
-2..10,-5..10,
SCALE
-4..20,-10..20,
ANALOG (DISPLAY ANALOG SCALES 
-5..25,-6..30,
MODE
-8..40
SETTINGS)
10010701,
ADV SDME
10010901,
(ADVANCED
NWZ-650SDR 10011101,
SDME SETTINGS)
10011301,
Remote display MANAG NUMB
MANAGEMENT 10011501
(MANAGEMENT NUMBER 
NUMBER 10011701,
SETTINGS)
10011901,
NWZ-840SDR 10012101,
10012301,
10012501
GNSS SOG,
SOG/STW
SOG/STW DOPPLER SOG,DOPLER 
(SOG/STW SETTINGS)
STW

* The underlined value is the value that is set at the factory shipment. At the resetting, this value is set.
* [] shows the items to be reset to factory shipment values when run the reset.
* When the setting value of TOUCH CAL is reset, the position returns to the touch position at the factory shipment.

Appendix(A) Menu List A-4

A.2 Normal menu (NWZ-4640)
Main menu Submenu Range Remarks
1. DISPLAY 1. LCD
1. CONTRAST 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13
2. DIMMER MAXIMUM 4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13
3. DIMMER TYPICAL 3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12
4. DIMMER MINIMUM 2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11
2. CLICK SOUND ON / OFF
3. DISPLAY SELECTION
1. DISPLAY1 OFF/SEG.1/2/3/4/SPECIAL/GRA.
SEGMENTATION1
1. DISPLAY
DOPPLER STW / TRIP / TOTAL
OFF
NORMAL / SPECIAL1
2. DISPLAY MODE / SPECIAL2 / AUTO RANGE
3. AUTO SCREEN ON / OFF
4. SOUND SOUND1 / SOUND2 / OFF
5. TIME 1-10sec
SEGMENTATION2
1. DISPLAY1/2 Same as DISPLAY 1/1
2. DISPLAY2/2 Same as DISPLAY 1/1
3. AUTO SCREEN ON / OFF
4. SOUND SOUND1 / SOUND2 / OFF
5. TIME 1-10sec
SEGMENTATION3
1. DISPLAY1/3 Same as DISPLAY 1/1
2. DISPLAY2/3 Same as DISPLAY 1/1
3. DISPLAY3/3 Same as DISPLAY 1/1
4. AUTO SCREEN ON / OFF
5. SOUND SOUND1 / SOUND2 / OFF
6. TIME 1-10sec
SEGMENTATION4
1. DISPLAY1/4 Same as DISPLAY 1/1
2. DISPLAY2/4 Same as DISPLAY 1/1
3. DISPLAY3/4 Same as DISPLAY 1/1
4. DISPLAY4/4 Same as DISPLAY 1/1
5. AUTO SCREEN ON / OFF
6. SOUND SOUND1 / SOUND2 / OFF
7. TIME 1-10sec
SPECIAL
1. DISPLAY STW1 / STW2 / STW3
2. AUTO SCREEN ON / OFF
3. SOUND SOUND1 / SOUND2 / OFF
4. TIME 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10sec
GRAPHIC
1. DISPLAY STW
2. AUTO SCREEN ON / OFF
3. SOUND SOUND1 / SOUND2 / OFF
4. TIME 1-10sec
2. DISPLAY2 Same as DISPLAY1 SPECIAL, STW2
3. DISPLAY3 Same as DISPLAY1 SPECIAL, STW1
4. DISPLAY4 Same as DISPLAY1 OFF
5. DISPLAY5 Same as DISPLAY1 OFF
6. DISPLAY6 Same as DISPLAY1 OFF
4. BACK LIGHT WHITE / ORANGE

A-5 Appendix(A) Menu List

 2. SYSTEM 1. UNIT
ADMIN( MAINTENACE
1. SPEED kn / m/s
) MODE
2. SMOOTHING
ADMIN( MAINTENACE
1. STW 10-240sec
) MODE
ADMIN( MAINTENACE
3. SPEED DEC. NUM 1,2
) MODE
ADMIN( MAINTENACE
3. LANG. 1. LANG. English /(Japanese)
) MODE
4. ALERT 1. SPEED
1. MAXIMUM -40 to +40kn
2. MINIMUM -40 to +40kn
3. CONFIRM
ADMIN( MAINTENACE
5. SENSOR 1. SPEED CORR -50 to +50%
) MODE
ADMIN( MAINTENACE
2. NMEA 1.5/2.3/IEC
) MODE
ADMIN( MAINTENACE
3. PULSE1 0-99 ×100P/NM
) MODE
ADMIN( MAINTENACE
4. SCALE 10-40
) MODE
ADMIN( MAINTENACE
5. CONFIRM
) MODE
6. DATE-TIME 1. DATE JLN-740N only
2. TIME JLN-740N only
3. CONFIRM
[Link] HISTORY
8. ALERT LIST

* Set value of the underline is the value of the factory.

Initial values other than underline setting values (other than DISPLAY, SYSTEM, and LANG.) are the initial values of
the system's shipment.

Appendix(A) Menu List A-6

Maintenance menu ＿＿＿: Do not change this section.
Main menu Submenu Range Remarks
From 1 to 6 is same as Normal MENU
7. INTERFACE 1. DATA I/O
1. DATA IN/OUT1
NMEA Change prohibited
1. DATA IN/OUT SEND/RECEIVE Change prohibited
1. VERSION 1.5/2.1/2.3/4.0 Transmission only
SENTENCE Sentence list ACK VBW VLW OFF Change prohibited
2. BIT RATE 4800/9600/19200/38400 Change prohibited
IEC
1. DATA IN/OUT SEND/RECEIVE
SENTENCE Sentence list ACK VBW VLW Transmission only
2. BIT RATE 4800/9600/19200/38400
2. DATA IN/OUT2
NMEA
1. DATA IN/OUT SEND/RECEIVE Change prohibited
1. VERSION 1.5/2.1/2.3/4.0 Transmission only
SENTENCE Sentence list ACK VBW VLW OFF Transmission only
2. BIT RATE 4800/9600/19200/38400
IEC
1. DATA IN/OUT SEND/RECEIVE Change prohibited
SENTENCE Sentence list ACK VBW VLW OFF Transmission only
2. BIT RATE 4800/9600/19200/38400
2. DATA IN/OUT3
NMEA Change prohibited
1. DATA IN/OUT SEND/RECEIVE Change prohibited
1. VERSION 1.5/2.1/2.3/4.0 Transmission only
SENTENCE Sentence list ACK VBW VLW Transmission only
2. BIT RATE 4800/9600/19200/38400 Change prohibited
IEC
1. DATA IN/OUT SEND/RECEIVE
SENTENCE Sentence list ACK VBW VLW Transmission only
2. BIT RATE 4800/9600/19200/38400
4. RS-485
NMEA
1. VERSION 1.5/2.1/2.3/4.0 Transmission only
SENTENCE Sentence list ACK VBW VLW Transmission only
2. BIT RATE 38400/57600/76800/115200
IEC
1. SENTENCE Sentence list ACK VBW VLW OFF Transmission only
2. BIT RATE 38400/57600/76800/115200
5. CONTACT INPUT DIMMER/ACK
2. DIAGNOSIS -
ERROR LOG OUT -

A-7 Appendix(A) Menu List

 [Link] 1. INPUT DATA
2. DIAGNOSIS
1. DISPLAY DIAG
2. MONITOR TEST
3. BUZZER TEST
3. ERROR LOG
1. ALERT
2. ERROR LOG
4. SOFT VERSION
1. DISPLAY VER
1. APP VER
2. SERIAL NUMBER
3. BARCODE
5. TX ON/OFF
9. MASTER RESET 1. TOTAL RESET
1. TOTAL ADJ
2. DISPLAY RESET
1. DISPLAY
10. DEMO MODE 1. DEMO PATTERN -5 / 0 / 18 / 36 / 40 / OFF
11. SOFT UPDATE 1. DISPLAY
12. DISPLAY MODEL JLN-740N/JLN-741N
13. RS-485ID 1-10
14. DIMMER GROUP 1-10
15. DIMMER KEY/EXT DIMMER
16. AUTO START ON/OFF
17. SYSTEM TEST 1. 18kn TEST ON/OFF
2. LOST ALERT ON/OFF/SOG/DISPLAY
3. NWZ HW ALERT ON/OFF JLN-740N only
4. NQA HW ALERT ON/OFF JLN-740N only
5. NJC HW ALERT ON/OFF JLN-740N only
6. CONFIRM

* Set value of the underline is the value of the factory.

The initial value of the setting without underlining is the initial value of the system's shipping.

Appendix(A) Menu List A-8

A.3 Maintenance software menu list
 JLN-740A, JLN-740N
Set value of the underline is the value of the factory.
User settings
Menu item Item name Setting name Setting value Description
Current Change

VD4 Start Measure Measure Stopped, Started Start of transmission

VD6 Speed Calculation
Speed Correlation -50.0 to 0.0 to 50.0 Correction of ship speed
Configuration
VD10 Distance Reset Total Distance 0 to 0.0 to 999999.99 Setting of total distance
Transducer installation position
X:-999.9 to
-999.9 to 0.0 to 999.9 (port/starboard)
999.9[m]
* JLN-750 only
VD12 Vessel Size Transducer installation position (bow/stern)
Y:0.0 to 999.9[m] 0.0 to 999.9
Information * JLN-750 only
Configuration Vessel’s heading speed position
Y:0.0 to 999.9[m] 0.0 to 999.9
* JLN-750 only
Stern speed position
Y:0.0 to 999.9[m] 0.0 to 999.9
* JLN-750 only
VD14 Depth
Draft [m] -100.0 to 0.0 to +100.0 Draft
Configuration
Enabled : Red
TEST 18kn System test (18kn test)
Disabled : Green
Enabled : Red
LOST SPEED System test (lose speed alert)
Disabled : Green
Main Display HW Enabled : Red
VD18 System Test System test (Main Display hardware error)
ERROR Disabled : Green
Status
Distribution
Enabled : Red System test (distribution processor hardware
Processor HW
Disabled : Green error)
ERROR
Signal Processor Enabled : Red System test (signal processor hardware
HW ERROR Disabled : Green error)
System
Time(Year) 2000 to 2016 to 2037 System Time (Year)
2000-2037
System
1 to 12 System Time (Month)
Time(Month)
System
VD26 System Time 1 to 31 System Time (Day)
Time(Day)
First Settings Configuration
System
0 to 23 System Time (hour)
Time(Hour)
System
0 to 59 System Time (minute)
Time(Minute)
System
0 to 59 System Time (second)
Time(Second)
VD35 Transducer Model Name Up to 9 ASCII characters Model name (NKF-547/531E)
Mounting(NKF-547) Serial Number Up to 10 ASCII characters Serial number (NKF-547/531E)
Information Barcode Number Up to 13 ASCII characters Bar code number (NKF-547/531E)
Normal :
VD36 Signal
No Bubble Green Displayed
Processor(NJC-70S/D) Bubble detection reference abnormality
Reference Abnormal : only
Errors
Red
Remote NWZ-4610,NWZ-650SDR/
Select Remote display(1)
VD38 Remote Display Display(1) Type 840SDR
Configuration Remote NWZ-4610,NWZ-650SDR/
Select Remote display(2)
Display(2) Type 840SDR
VD39 Analog
Display(NWW-24/25/2 Analog Full Scale 20 to 30 to 40 Analog full scale
6) Configuration
VD44 LOG Pulse
LOG Pulse Type 100,200,400 LOG pulse type
Configuration
Not Use,Dimmer
Unit(NCM-227),Main
Display,Serial
VD48 Brightness Dimming
Dimmer(DDC),Serial Brightness control mode
Control Configuration Controller
ROT(DDC),Serial
GPS(DDC), Serial
Spare(DDC),Ethernet(DDC)
Use
Alert On Serial ALF/ACN/ALC/ARC/HBT, Serial alert type
VD85 Serial Alert Use ALR/ACK
Configuration Not Use,Use
“Rectified-unackn Whether “Rectified – Unacknowledged” state
“Rectified-unacknowledged
owledged” State is used by ALR or not
”

A-9 Appendix(A) Menu List

 User settings
Menu item Item name Setting name Setting value Description
Current Change
VD1 Main
Display
Display(NWZ-510SDW [d] 0 to 9999 Total operation time (Main display-Day)
only
/NWZ-4640) Status
Display
[h] 0 to 23 Total operation time (Main display-Hour)
only
Display
[m] 0 to 59 Total operation time (Main display-Minute)
only
Normal :
VD1 Main
Green Display
Display(NWZ-510SDW RAM Error RAM abnormality (Main display)
Abnormal : only
/NWZ-4640) Status
Red
Normal :
Green Display
ROM Error ROM abnormality (Main display)
Abnormal : only
Red
Display Total operation time (distribution processor –
[d] 0 to 9999
only Day)
Display Total operation time (distribution processor –
[h] 0 to 23
only Time)
Display Total operation time (distribution processor –
[m] 0 to 59
only Minute)
Normal :
Green Display
Serial Error Serial IC abnormality (distribution processor)
Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
Green Display
DAC Error DAC abnormality (distribution processor)
Abnormal : only
Red
VD2 Distribution
Processor(NQA-7040) Normal :
Green Display Ethernet IC abnormality (distribution
Status Ethernet Error
Abnormal : only processor)
Red
Normal :
Green Display
RAM Error RAM abnormality (distribution processor)
Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
All Settings Green Display
ROM Error ROM abnormality (distribution processor)
Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
Green Display
EEPROM Error EEPROM abnormality (distribution processor)
Abnormal : only
Red
Display
[d] 0 to 9999 Total operation time (signal processor – day)
only
Display
[h] 0 to 23 Total operation time (signal processor – hour)
only
Display Total operation time (signal processor –
[m] 0 to 59
only minute)
[degC] Display only Frame temperature (signal processor)

[Volt] Display only Power supply voltage (48V)

[Volt] Display only Power supply voltage (5V-Ch1)

VD3 Signal
Processor(NJC-70S/D) [Volt] Display only Power supply voltage (5V-Ch2)
Status Normal :
Green Display
RAM Error RAM abnormality (control CPU)
Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
Green Display
ROM Error ROM abnormality (control CPU)
Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
Green Display
EEPROM Error EEPROM abnormality (control CPU)
Abnormal : only
Red
VD4 Start Measure Measure Stopped,Started Start of transmission
VD6 Speed Calculation Speed
-50.0 to 0.0 to 50.0 Correction of vessel speed
Configuration Correlation
Normal :
Green Display
VD9 Alert Status Integrated Alert Integrated alert flag
Abnormal : only
Red

Appendix(A) Menu List A-10

 User settings
Menu item Item name Setting name Setting value Description
Current Change
Normal :
Green Display
Lost Speed Lost speed alert (fore/after)
Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
Lost Transverse Green Display
Lost speed alert (port/starboard)
Speed Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
Green Display
Over Speed Fore/after vessel speed alert (upper limit)
Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
Green Display
Low Speed Fore/after vessel speed alert (lower limit)
Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
Bubble Green Display
Bubble detection
Detected Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
Software Green Display
Software updated
Updated Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
Maintenance Green Display
VD9 Alert Status Maintenance mode
Mode Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
Reboot Green Display
Reboot required
Required Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
Green Display
VD1 Alert PJRCM,VD,1 integrated alert
Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
Green Display
VD2 Alert PJRCM,VD,2 integrated alert
All Settings Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
Green Display
VD3 Alert PJRCM,VD,3 integrated alert
Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
Green Display
VD36 Alert PJRCM,VD,36 integrated alert
Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
Green Display
VD47 Alert PJRCM,VD,47 integrated alert
Abnormal : only
Red
VD10 Distance Reset Total Distance 0 to 999999.99 Setting of total distance
Transducer installation position
X:-999.9 to
-999.9 to 0.0 to 999.9 (port/starboard)
999.9[m]
* JLN-750 only
VD12 Vessel Size Y:0.0 to Transducer installation position (bow/stern)
0.0 to 999.9
Information 999.9[m] * JLN-750 only
Configuration Y:0.0 to Fore speed position
0.0 to 999.9
999.9[m] * JLN-750 only
Y:0.0 to After speed position
0.0 to 999.9
999.9[m] * JLN-750 only
[deg] -180.0 to 0.0 to 180.0 Transducer angle correction (fore/after: Yaw)

[deg] -180.0 to 0.0 to 180.0 Transducer angle correction (fore/after: Pitch)

VD13 Transducer
Transducer angle correction (Port/starboard:
Angle Configuration [deg] -180.0 to 0.0 to 180.0
Yaw)
Transducer angle correction (Port/starboard:
[deg] -180.0 to 0.0 to 180.0
Roll)
VD14 Depth
Draft [m] -100.0 to 0.0 to +100.0 Draft
Configuration
VD18 System Test Enabled : Red
TEST 18kn System test (18kn test)
Status Disabled : Green

A-11 Appendix(A) Menu List

 User settings
Menu item Item name Setting name Setting value Description
Current Change
Enabled : Red
LOST SPEED System test (Lost speed alert)
Disabled : Green
Main Display Enabled : Red
System test (Main display hardware error)
HW ERROR Disabled : Green
VD18 System Test Distribution
Enabled : Red System test (Distribution processor hardware
Status Processor HW
Disabled : Green error)
ERROR
Signal
Enabled : Red
Processor HW System test (Signal processor hardware error)
Disabled : Green
ERROR
Display
Ch1: 0 to 4096 Travelling wave (Ch1: Fore direction)
only
Display
Ch2: 0 to 4096 Travelling wave (Ch2: After direction)
VD19 Power Detect only
Value Display
Ch3: 0 to 4096 Travelling wave (Ch3: Starboard direction)
only
Display
Ch4: 0 to 4096 Travelling wave (Ch4: Port direction)
only
System
Time(Year) 2000 to 2016 to 2037 System Time (Year)
2000-2037
System
1 to 12 System Time (Month)
Time(Month)
System
VD26 System Time 1 to 31 System Time (Day)
Time(Day)
Configuration
System
0 to 23 System Time (Hour)
Time(Hour)
System
0 to 59 System Time (Minute)
Time(Minute)
System
0 to 59 System Time (Second)
Time(Second)
Display
NJC-70: 2.0,--- Supported frequency (NJC-70S/D)
only
All Settings
Display
CDC-7400(1): 2.0,--- Supported frequency (CDC-7400 (1))
only
VD27 Support Display
CDC-7400(2): 2.0,--- Supported frequency (CDC-7400 (2))
Frequency Status only
Display
CMN-7400(1): 2.0,--- Supported frequency (CMN-7400 (1))
only
Display
CMN-7400(2): 2.0,--- Supported frequency (CMN-7400 (2))
only
Model Name Up to 9 ASCII characters Model name (NKF-547/531E)
VD35 Transducer
Mounting(NKF-547) Serial Number Up to 10 ASCII characters Serial number (NKF-547/531E)
Information Barcode
Up to 13 ASCII characters Bar code number (NKF-547/531E)
Number
Normal :
No Bubble Green Displayed
Bubble detection reference abnormality
Reference Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
Green Display
Power Fail(1) Transmission power alert (1 axis)
Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
VD36 Signal
Green Display
Processor(NJC-70S/D) Power Fail(2) Transmission power alert (2 axes)
Abnormal : only
Errors
Red
Normal :
Green Display
PA Error(1) PA1 error
Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
Green Display
PA Error(2) PA2 error
Abnormal : only
Red

Appendix(A) Menu List A-12

 User settings
Menu item Item name Setting name Setting value Description
Current Change
Normal :
Green Display
PA Error(3) PA3 error
Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
Green Display
PA Error(4) PA4 error
Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
Green Display
RSLT Error(1) RSLT1 error
Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
Green Display
RSLT Error(2) RSLT2 error
Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
Green Display
RSLT Error(3) RSLT3 error
Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
Green Display
RSLT Error(4) RSLT4 error
Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
Frequency Green Display
Frequency detection abnormality (Ch1)
Measure Error Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
Frequency Green Display
Frequency detection abnormality (Ch2)
Measure Error Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
VD36 Signal
Frequency Green Display
All Settings Processor(NJC-70S/D) Frequency detection abnormality (Ch3)
Measure Error Abnormal : only
Errors
Red
Normal :
Frequency Green Display
Frequency detection abnormality (Ch4)
Measure Error Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
FPGA
Green Display
Configuration FPGA configuration abnormality (1 axis)
Abnormal : only
Fail
Red
Normal :
FPGA
Green Display
Configuration FPGA configuration abnormality (2 axes)
Abnormal : only
Fail
Red
Normal :
Supported Green Display
Supported frequency abnormality
Frequency Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
High Green Display
Signal processor temperature abnormality
Temperature Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
Voltage Green Display
Voltage abnormality (signal processor 48V)
Error(48V) Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
Voltage Green Display
Voltage abnormality (signal processor 5V-Ch1)
Error(5V-1) Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
Voltage Green Display
Voltage abnormality (signal processor 5V-Ch2)
Error(5V-2) Abnormal : only
Red

A-13 Appendix(A) Menu List

 User settings
Menu item Item name Setting name Setting value Description
Current Change
Normal :
Software Green Display Software version abnormality (computation
Version Abnormal : only CPU1)
Red
Normal :
Software Green Display Software version abnormality (computation
Version Abnormal : only CPU2)
Red
Normal :
Software Green Display Software version abnormality (computation
Version Abnormal : only CPU3)
VD36 Signal
Red
Processor(NJC-70S/D)
Normal :
Errors
Software Green Display Software version abnormality (computation
Version Abnormal : only CPU4)
Red
Normal :
Software Green Display
Software version abnormality (FPGA1)
Version Abnormal : only
Red
Normal :
Software Green Display
Software version abnormality (FPGA2)
Version Abnormal : only
Red
All Settings
Remote NWZ-4610,NWZ-650SDR/8
Select Remote display(1)
VD38 Remote Display Display(1) Type 40SDR
Configuration Remote NWZ-4610,NWZ-650SDR/8
Select Remote display(2)
Display(2) Type 40SDR
VD39 Analog
Analog Full
Display(NWW-24/25/2 20 to 40 Analog full scale
Scale
6) Configuration
NMEA Version 1.5,NMEA
NMEA
Version 2.1,NMEA Version
Version(Serial NMEA version 1 (serial)
2.3,NMEA Version 4.0,IEC
Tx1)
61162
NMEA Version 1.5,NMEA
NMEA
VD40 NMEA Version Version 2.1,NMEA Version
Version(Serial NMEA version 2 (serial)
Configuration 2.3,NMEA Version 4.0,IEC
Tx2)
61162
NMEA Version 1.5,NMEA
NMEA
Version 2.1,NMEA Version
Version(Etherne NMEA version 3(LAN)
2.3,NMEA Version 4.0,IEC
t)
61162
RMS
Disable,Enable RMS Enable flag (serial)
Output(Serial)
VD41 JRC-RMS
RMS
Configuration
Output(Ethernet Disable,Enable RMS Enable flag (LAN)
)

Appendix(A) Menu List A-14

 User settings
Menu item Item name Setting name Setting value Description
Current Change
[Link] to [Link] to
IP Address IP address
[Link]
VD42 Ethernet [Link] to [Link] to
Subnet Mask Subnet mask
Configuration For Main [Link]
Display Port 00:00:00:00:00:00 to
MAC Address 00:00:27:00:00:02 to MAC address
FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF
MISC([Link]: 60001),
TGTD([Link]: 60002),
SATD([Link]: 60003),
NAVD([Link]: 60004),
VDRD([Link]: 60005),
RCOM([Link]: 60006),
TIME([Link]: 60007),
VD43 IEC 61162-450 Transmission
PROP([Link]: 60008),
Tx Group For Group(to Main Main display oriented transmission group
USR1([Link]: 60009),
NWZ-510SDW Display)
USR2([Link]: 600010),
USR3([Link]: 600011),
USR4([Link]: 600012),
USR5([Link]: 600013),
USR6([Link]: 600014),
USR7([Link]: 600015),
USR8([Link]: 600016)
MISC([Link]: 60001),
TGTD([Link]: 60002),
SATD([Link]: 60003),
NAVD([Link]: 60004),
VDRD([Link]: 60005),
RCOM([Link]: 60006),
TIME([Link]: 60007),
VD43 IEC 61162-450 Transmission
PROP([Link]: 60008),
Tx Group For Group(from Main display oriented reception group
USR1([Link]: 60009),
NWZ-510SDW Main Display)
USR2([Link]: 600010),
USR3([Link]: 600011),
USR4([Link]: 600012),
All Settings USR5([Link]: 600013),
USR6([Link]: 600014),
USR7([Link]: 600015),
USR8([Link]: 600016)
VD44 LOG Pulse LOG Pulse
100,200,400 LOG pulse type
Configuration Type
Disable:JLN-740 Series
Model Model selection
Enable:JLN-750 Series
ROT Auto Static ROT Input,Use ROT ROT sentence priority switching
VD45 ROT Input Select Auto Select * JLN-750 only
Configuration ROT Auto ROT sentence priority switching time
10 to 30 to 1800
Select Interval * JLN-750 only
ROT sentence non-input permissible time
ROT Lost Limit 10 to 30 to 1800
* JLN-750 only
VD46 IEC 61162-450 Source SFI
0000 to 9999 61162-450 transmission source ID
SFI Number number
Normal :
Green
Lost ROT Input Display only ROT sentence non-input
Abnormal :
Red
Normal :
VD47 Error Flags On
Green
Distribution RTC Initialized Display only RTC initialization
Abnormal :
Processor(NQA-7040)
Red
Normal :
Lost Date-Time Green
Display only Clock time sentence non-input
Input Abnormal :
Red
Not Use,Dimmer
Unit(NCM-227),Main
Display,Serial
VD48 Brightness Dimming
Dimmer(DDC),Serial Brightness control mode
Control Configuration Controller
ROT(DDC),Serial GPS(DDC),
Serial
Spare(DDC),Ethernet(DDC)

A-15 Appendix(A) Menu List

 User settings
Menu item Item name Setting name Setting value Description
Current Change
DDC Talker
Disable,Enable Talker filter Enable flag
Filter
VD48 Brightness
Talker Filter AA to VD to ZZ Talker
Control Configuration
SFI number(For
0000 to 9999 SFI number
Ethernet
Date-Time Auto Static Date-Time Input,Use
Clock Time sentence priority switching
Select Date-Time Auto Select
VD49 Date-Time Auto Date-Time Auto
10 to 30 to 1800 Clock time sentence priority switching time
Calibration Select Interval
Date-Time Lost Clock time sentence non-input permissible
10 to 30 to 1800
Limit time
Normal :
Shutdown Green
Display only Shut-down requested
Requested Abnormal :
VD50 Power Control Red
Flag Normal :
Reboot Green
Display only Reboot requested
Requested Abnormal :
Red
Channel 1 Disable,Enabled Channel 1 valid flag

VD59 Channel Enable Channel 2 Disable,Enabled Channel 2 valid flag

Flag Channel 3 Disable,Enabled Channel 3 valid flag

Channel 4 Disable,Enabled Channel 4 valid flag

IEC 61162-450
IP Address
Conformity,JRC IP address preset
Preset
Standard,Enable Any Address
[Link] to [Link] to
VD76 Ethernet IP Address IP address
[Link]
Configuration For
[Link] to [Link] to
Maintenance Port Subnet Mask Subnet mask
[Link]
All Settings 00:00:00:00:00:00 to
MAC Address 00:00:27:00:00:01 to MAC address
FF:FF:FF:FF:FF:FF
MISC([Link]: 60001),
TGTD([Link]: 60002),
SATD([Link]: 60003),
NAVD([Link]: 60004),
VDRD([Link]: 60005),
RCOM([Link]: 60006),
TIME([Link]: 60007),
VD77 Tx Group From Transmission
PROP([Link]: 60008),
JLN-740/750 Series To Group(for RMS oriented transmission group
USR1([Link]: 60009),
JRC-RMS JRC-RMS)
USR2([Link]: 600010),
USR3([Link]: 600011),
USR4([Link]: 600012),
USR5([Link]: 600013),
USR6([Link]: 600014),
USR7([Link]: 600015),
USR8([Link]: 600016)
MISC([Link]: 60001),
TGTD([Link]: 60002),
SATD([Link]: 60003),
NAVD([Link]: 60004),
VDRD([Link]: 60005),
RCOM([Link]: 60006),
TIME([Link]: 60007),
Transmission
VD78 Tx Group From PROP([Link]: 60008),
Group(for IEC IEC 61162-450 oriented transmission group
JLN-740/750 Series USR1([Link]: 60009),
61162-450)
USR2([Link]: 600010),
USR3([Link]: 600011),
USR4([Link]: 600012),
USR5([Link]: 600013),
USR6([Link]: 600014),
USR7([Link]: 600015),
USR8([Link]: 600016)

Appendix(A) Menu List A-16

 User settings
Menu item Item name Setting name Setting value Description
Current Change
MISC([Link]: 60001),
TGTD([Link]: 60002),
SATD([Link]: 60003),
NAVD([Link]: 60004),
VDRD([Link]: 60005),
RCOM([Link]: 60006),
TIME([Link]: 60007),
Transmission PROP([Link]: 60008), Multicast group for IEC 61162-450
Group(for HBT) USR1([Link]: 60009), reception (HBT)
USR2([Link]: 600010),
USR3([Link]: 600011),
USR4([Link]: 600012),
USR5([Link]: 600013),
USR6([Link]: 600014),
USR7([Link]: 600015),
USR8([Link]: 600016)
MISC([Link]: 60001),
TGTD([Link]: 60002),
SATD([Link]: 60003),
NAVD([Link]: 60004),
VDRD([Link]: 60005),
RCOM([Link]: 60006),
TIME([Link]: 60007),
VD82 Tx Group To Transmission PROP([Link]: 60008), Multicast group for IEC61162-450 reception
All Settings
JLN-740/750 Series Group(for ACN) USR1([Link]: 60009), (ACN)
USR2([Link]: 600010),
USR3([Link]: 600011),
USR4([Link]: 600012),
USR5([Link]: 600013),
USR6([Link]: 600014),
USR7([Link]: 600015),
USR8([Link]: 600016)
MISC([Link]: 60001),
TGTD([Link]: 60002),
SATD([Link]: 60003),
NAVD([Link]: 60004),
VDRD([Link]: 60005),
RCOM([Link]: 60006),
TIME([Link]: 60007),
Transmission PROP([Link]: 60008), Multicast group for IEC61162-450 reception
Group(for RMC) USR1([Link]: 60009), (RMC)
USR2([Link]: 600010),
USR3([Link]: 600011),
USR4([Link]: 600012),
USR5([Link]: 600013),
USR6([Link]: 600014),
USR7([Link]: 600015),
USR8([Link]: 600016)

A-17 Appendix(A) Menu List

 User settings
Menu item Item name Setting name Setting value Description
Current Change
MISC([Link]: 60001),
TGTD([Link]: 60002),
SATD([Link]: 60003),
NAVD([Link]: 60004),
VDRD([Link]: 60005),
RCOM([Link]: 60006),
TIME([Link]: 60007),
Transmission PROP([Link]: 60008), Multicast group for IEC61162-450 reception
Group(for ZDA) USR1([Link]: 60009), (ZDA)
USR2([Link]: 600010),
USR3([Link]: 600011),
USR4([Link]: 600012),
USR5([Link]: 600013),
USR6([Link]: 600014),
USR7([Link]: 600015),
USR8([Link]: 600016)
MISC([Link]: 60001),
TGTD([Link]: 60002),
SATD([Link]: 60003),
NAVD([Link]: 60004),
VDRD([Link]: 60005),
RCOM([Link]: 60006),
TIME([Link]: 60007),
VD82 Tx Group To Transmission PROP([Link]: 60008), Multicast group for IEC61162-450 reception
JLN-740/750 Series Group(for ROT) USR1([Link]: 60009), (ROT)
USR2([Link]: 600010),
USR3([Link]: 600011),
All Settings
USR4([Link]: 600012),
USR5([Link]: 600013),
USR6([Link]: 600014),
USR7([Link]: 600015),
USR8([Link]: 600016)
MISC([Link]: 60001),
TGTD([Link]: 60002),
SATD([Link]: 60003),
NAVD([Link]: 60004),
VDRD([Link]: 60005),
RCOM([Link]: 60006),
TIME([Link]: 60007),
Transmission PROP([Link]: 60008), Multicast group for IEC61162-450 reception
Group(for DDC) USR1([Link]: 60009), (DDC)
USR2([Link]: 600010),
USR3([Link]: 600011),
USR4([Link]: 600012),
USR5([Link]: 600013),
USR6([Link]: 600014),
USR7([Link]: 600015),
USR8([Link]: 600016)
Number of IEC 61162-450 header errors
First from left 0 to 128 Display only
(maintenance)
VD83 IEC61162 error Number of IEC 61162-450 tag block syntax
Second from left 0 to 128 Display only
count(1/2) errors (maintenance)
Number of IEC 61162-450 tag block
Third from left 0 to 128 Display only
framing errors (maintenance)

Appendix(A) Menu List A-18

 User settings
Menu item Item name Setting name Setting value Description
Current Change
Number of IEC 61162-450 tab block check
4th from left 0 to 128 Display only
sum errors (maintenance)
Number of IEC 61162-450 sentence syntax
5th from left 0 to 128 Display only
errors (maintenance)
Number of IEC 61162-450 sentence framing
6th from left 0 to 128 Display only
VD83 IEC61162 error error (maintenance)
count(1/2) Number of EC 61162-450 sentence check sum
7th from left 0 to 128 Display only
errors (maintenance)
Number of IEC 61162-450 header errors (Main
8th from left 0 to 128 Display only
display)
Number of IEC 61162-450 tab block errors
9th from left 0 to 128 Display only
(Main display)
Number of IEC 61162-450 sentence errors
First from left 0 to 128 Display only
(Main display)
IEC 61162-450 reception error (signal
Second from left 0 to 128 Display only
processor)
Third from left 0 to 128 Display only IEC 61162-450 reception error (ROT)
4th from left 0 to 128 Display only IEC 61162-450 reception error (GPS)
All Settings VD84 IEC61162 error
5th from left 0 to 128 Display only IEC 61162-450 reception error (Reserved)
count(2/2)
6th from left 0 to 128 Display only IEC 61162-450 reception error (Serial dimmer)
7th from left 0 to 128 Display only IEC 61162-450 reception error (Serial alert)
IEC 61162-450 reception error (Remote
8th from left 0 to 128 Display only
display1)
IEC61162-450 reception error (Remote
9th from left 0 to 128 Display only
display2)
Use ALF/ACN/ALC/ARC/HBT,Use
Alert On Serial Serial alert type
ALR/ACK
VD85 Serial Alert
“Rectified-unack
Configuration Not Use,Use Whether “Rectified – unacknowledged” state is
nowledged”
“Rectified-unacknowledged” used by ALR or not
State
M,B,E,U,W,L,
VD90 Mode Status Mode: Display only Mode flag
R
Running: ON,OFF,STBY Display only Running status
VD99 Equipment Disabled : Red
OFF/STBY notification function
Power Status Has Notification: Enabled : Display only
available/unavailable
Green
Pattern(1 to 99) 1 to 99 Demo pattern
Speed [kn] -100.00 to 0.00 to 100.00 Demo vessel speed
Demo (VD17) Demonstration
Rate of Turn
-360.00 to 0.00 to 360.00 Demo rate of tern
[deg/min]
NWZ-510 or
Display only Main display version information
NWZ-4640
NQA-7040 Display only Distribution processor version information
NJC-70S or NJC-70D Display only Signal processor version information
NKF-547 Display only Transducer version information
CDF-7400 Display only Signal processor I/F circuit version information
Signal processor circuit (1, CPU) version
CDC-7400(1,CPU) Display only
information
Signal processor circuit (1, FPGA) version
CDC-7400(1,FPGA) Display only
information
CMN-7400(1) Display only Signal processor circuit (1) version information
Signal processor circuit (2, CPU) version
CDC-7400(2,CPU) Display only
information
Signal processor circuit (2, FPGA) version
Software CDC-7400(2,FPGA) Display only
information
Version
Signal processor transmission/reception circuit
CMN-7400(2) Display only
(2) version information
Signal processor power supply circuit version
CBD-7400 Display only
information
Distribution processor terminal board version
CQD-7040 Display only
information
Remote displayNWZ-650SDR version
NWZ-650(1) Display only
information (1)
Remote displayNWZ-650SDR version
NWZ-650(2) Display only
information (2)
Remote displayNWZ-840SDR version
NWZ-840(1) Display only
information (1)
Remote displayNWZ-840SDR version
NWZ-840(2) Display only
information (2)

A-19 Appendix(A) Menu List

 JLN-741A, JLN-741N
Set value of the underline is the value of the factory.
User settings
Menu item Item name Setting name Setting value Description
Current Change

VD4 Start Measure Measure Started,Stopped Start of transmission

VD6 Speed Calculation Speed
-50.0 to 0.0 to 50.0 Correction of ship speed
Configuration Correlation
VD10 Distance Reset Total Distance 0 to 999999.99 Setting of total distance
VD14 Depth
Draft [m] -100.0 to 0.0 to +100.0 Draft
First Configuration
Settings Model Name UP to 9 ASCII characters Model name (NKF-547/531E)
VD35 Transducer
Serial Number Up to 10 ASCII characters Serial number (NKF-547/531E)
Mounting(NKF-547)
Barcode
Information Up to 13 ASCII characters Bar code number (NKF-547/531E)
Number
VD36 Signal Normal : Green
No Bubble
Processor(NJC-70S/D) Abnormal : Display only Bubble detection reference abnormality
Reference
Errors Red
[d] 0 to 9999 Display only Total operation time (Main display-Day)

[h] 0 to 23 Display only Total operation time (Main display- hour)

[m] 0 to 59 Display only Total operation time (Main display-minute)

[degC] Display only Frame temperature (signal processor)

[Volt] Display only Power supply voltage (48V)

VD3 Signal
Processor(NJC-70S/D) [Volt] Display only Power supply voltage (5V-Ch1)
Status
[Volt] Display only Power supply voltage (5V-Ch2)
Normal : Green
RAM Error Display only RAM abnormality (control CPU)
Abnormal : Red
Normal : Green
ROM Error Display only ROM abnormality (control CPU)
Abnormal : Red
Normal : Green
EEPROM Error Display only EEPROM abnormality (control CPU)
Abnormal : Red
VD4 Start Measure Measure Started,Stopped Start of transmission
VD6 Speed Calculation Speed
-50.0 to 0.0 to 50.0 Correction of vessel speed
Configuration Correlation
Normal : Green
Integrated Alert Display only Integrated alert flag
Abnormal : Red
Normal : Green
Lost Speed Display only Lost speed alert (fore/after)
Abnormal : Red
Normal : Green
Over Speed Display only Fore/after vessel speed alert (upper limit)
Abnormal : Red
Normal : Green
Low Speed Display only Fore/after vessel speed alert (lower limit)
Abnormal : Red
All Settings Bubble Normal : Green
Display only Bubble detection
Detected Abnormal : Red
VD9 Alert Status
Software Normal : Green
Display only Software updated
Updated Abnormal : Red
Maintenance Normal : Green
Display only Maintenance mode
Mode Abnormal : Red
Reboot Normal : Green
Display only Reboot required
Required Abnormal : Red
Normal : Green
VD3 Alert Display only PJRCM,VD,3 integrated alert
Abnormal : Red
Normal : Green
VD36 Alert Display only PJRCM,VD,36 integrated alert
Abnormal : Red
VD10 Distance Reset Total Distance 0 to 999999.99 Setting of total distance
[deg] -180.0 to 0.0 to 180.0 Transducer angle correction (fore/after: Yaw)
Transducer angle correction (fore/after:
[deg] -180.0 to 0.0 to 180.0
VD13 Transducer Angle Pitch)
Configuration Transducer angle correction (Port/starboard:
[deg] -180.0 to 0.0 to 180.0
Yaw)
Transducer angle correction (Port/starboard:
[deg] -180.0 to 0.0 to 180.0
Roll)
VD14 Depth
Draft [m] -100.0 to 0.0 to +100.0 Draft
Configuration
Enabled : Red
TEST 18kn System test (18km test)
VD18 System Test Disabled : Green
Status Enabled : Red
LOST SPEED System test (Lost speed alert)
Disabled : Green
VD19 Power Detect
Ch1: 0 to 4096 Display only Travelling wave (Ch1: Fore direction)
Value

Appendix(A) Menu List A-20

 User settings
Menu item Item name Setting name Setting value Description
Current Change

Ch2: 0 to 4096 Display only Travelling wave (Ch2: After direction)

VD19 Power Detect
Ch3: 0 to 4096 Display only Travelling wave (Ch3: Starboard direction)
Value
Ch4: 0 to 4096 Display only Travelling wave (Ch4: Port direction)
NJC-70: 2.0,--- Display only Supported frequency (NJC-70S/D)

CDC-7400(1): 2.0,--- Display only Supported frequency (CDC-7400 (1))

VD27 Support
Frequency CDC-7400(2): 2.0,--- Display only Supported frequency (CDC-7400 (2))
Configuration
CMN-7400(1): 2.0,--- Display only Supported frequency (CMN-7400 (1))

CMN-7400(2): 2.0,--- Display only Supported frequency (CMN-7400 (2))

Model Name Up to 9 ASCII characters Model name (NKF-547/531E)

VD35 Transducer
Mounting(NKF-547) Serial Number Up to 10 ASCII characters Serial number (NKF-547/531E)
Information Barcode
Up to 13 ASCII characters Bar code number (NKF-547/531E)
Number
No Bubble Normal : Green
Display only Bubble detection reference abnormality
Reference Abnormal : Red
Normal : Green
Power Fail(1) Display only Transmission power alert (1 axis)
Abnormal : Red
Normal : Green
Power Fail(2) Display only Transmission power alert (2 axes)
Abnormal : Red
Normal : Green
PA Error(1) Display only PA1 error
Abnormal : Red
Normal : Green
PA Error(2) Display only PA2 error
Abnormal : Red
Normal : Green
PA Error(3) Display only PA3 error
Abnormal : Red
Normal : Green
PA Error(4) Display only PA4 error
Abnormal : Red
Normal : Green
RSLT Error(1) Display only RSLT1 error
Abnormal : Red
Normal : Green
RSLT Error(2) Display only RSLT2 error
Abnormal : Red
Normal : Green
RSLT Error(3) Display only RSLT3 error
Abnormal : Red
All Settings Normal : Green
RSLT Error(4) Display only RSLT4 error
Abnormal : Red
Frequency Normal : Green
Display only Frequency detection abnormality (Ch1)
Measure Error Abnormal : Red
Frequency Normal : Green
Display only Frequency detection abnormality (Ch2)
Measure Error Abnormal : Red
Frequency Normal : Green
Display only Frequency detection abnormality (Ch3)
Measure Error Abnormal : Red
VD36 Signal
Frequency Normal : Green
Processor(NJC-70S/ Display only Frequency detection abnormality (Ch4)
Measure Error Abnormal : Red
D) Errors
FPGA
Normal : Green
Configuration Display only FPGA configuration abnormality (1 axis)
Abnormal : Red
Fail
FPGA
Normal : Green
Configuration Display only FPGA configuration abnormality (2 axes)
Abnormal : Red
Fail
Supported Normal : Green
Display only Supported frequency abnormality
Frequency Abnormal : Red
High Normal : Green
Display only Signal processor temperature abnormality
Temperature Abnormal : Red
Voltage Normal : Green
Display only Voltage abnormality (signal processor 48V)
Error(48V) Abnormal : Red
Voltage Normal : Green
Display only Voltage abnormality (signal processor 5V-Ch1)
Error(5V-1) Abnormal : Red
Voltage Normal : Green
Display only Voltage abnormality (signal processor 5V-Ch2)
Error(5V-2) Abnormal : Red
Software Normal : Green Software version abnormality (computation
Display only
Version Abnormal : Red CPU1)
Software Normal : Green Software version abnormality (computation
Display only
Version Abnormal : Red CPU2)
Software Normal : Green Software version abnormality (computation
Display only
Version Abnormal : Red CPU3)
Software Normal : Green Software version abnormality (computation
Display only
Version Abnormal : Red CPU4)
Software Normal : Green Software version abnormality (computation
Display only
Version Abnormal : Red (FPGA1)
Software Normal : Green Software version abnormality (computation
Display only
Version Abnormal : Red (FPGA2)

A-21 Appendix(A) Menu List

 User settings
Menu item Item name Setting name Setting value Description
Current Change

Channel 1 Disable,Enabled Channel 1 valid flag

VD59 Channel Channel 2 Disable,Enabled Channel 2 valid flag

All Settings Enable Flag Channel 3 Disable,Enabled Channel 3 valid flag

Channel 4 Disable,Enabled Channel 4 valid flag

VD90 Mode Status Mode: M,B,E,U,W,L,R Display only Mode flag

Pattern(1 to 99) 1 to 99 Demo pattern

(VD17) Speed [kn] -100.00 to 0.00 to 100.00 Demo vessel speed
Demo
Demonstration
Rate of Turn
-360.00 to 0.00 to 360.00 Demo rate of tern
[deg/min]
NJC-70S or NJC-70D Display only Signal processor version information

NKF-547 Display only Transducer version information

CDF-7400 Display only Signal processor I/F circuit version information
Signal processor circuit (1, CPU) version
CDC-7400(1,CPU) Display only
information
Signal processor circuit (1, FPGA) version
CDC-7400(1,FPGA) Display only
information
Software
Version CMN-7400(1) Display only Signal processor circuit (1) version information
Signal processor circuit (2, CPU) version
CDC-7400(2,CPU) Display only
information
Signal processor circuit (2, FPGA) version
CDC-7400(2,FPGA) Display only
information
Signal processor transmission/reception circuit
CMN-7400(2) Display only
(2) version information
Signal processor power supply circuit version
CBD-7400 Display only
information

Appendix(A) Menu List A-22

 MEASUREMENT DATA OF SPEED LOG

Ship’s Name: Date: Ship’s Officer:

SPEED LOG Model: Serial No.: Engineer in charge:

Speed calibration Location: Sea condition: Draft Fore:

Correction value after calibration: _________% Mid:
Aft:

Run Load of RPM of Distance Time Speed Average Speed Error Ship’s Wind Remarks
No. Main Propeller Course (Correction
Engine True Log True Log True Log True Log kn % True Value)
nm nm sec sec kn kn kn kn

B-1
Appendix(B) Milepost Test Result

Appendix(B)
Milepost Test Result
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Appendix(B) Milepost Test Result B-2

 JLN-740A/740N
JLN-741A/741N
DOPPLER LOG

INSTALLATION
MANUAL

Not use the asbestos

For further information,contact:

URL Head office : [Link]

Marine Service Department
1-7-32 Tatsumi, Koto-ku, Tokyo 135-0053, Japan
e-mail : tmsc@[Link]
One-call : +81-50-3786-9201
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CODE No.7ZPNA3608 APR. 2018 Edition 2