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JCY-1700 VOYAGE DATA RECORDER / Installation Guideline
RECORD OF REVISIONS
Rev Description Date Approved by Checked by
1.0 First edition 30-Jul-03 M. Takayama K.Shiraiwa

Addition of the recycling and PL
1.1 notation of a battery. 15-Jan-04 M. Takayama K.Shiraiwa
Modify of RCU panel and fan direction.
Amended about how to take measure at
A occurring the BER error in protective 04-Jun-04 M. Takayama K.Shiraiwa
capsule.
Revised FIG. 3-8（Mounting Outline and
Installation Clearance of the Micro-
B 26-Aug-04 M. Takayama K.Shiraiwa
phone Unit).
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SYMBOL MARKS
In this manual, and on the product, we use international warning signs to
call your attention to important items that, if not handed correctly, could
present danger to yourself or property. These warning note classifications
are as described below. Please be fully aware of the importance of these
items when using this manual.
WARNING Indicates warning items that, if ignored, may result in serious

personal injury or even death.
CAUTION Indicates cautionary items that, if ignored, may result in personal

injury or physical damage.
Examples of Symbol Marks

The symbol indicates that it calls for a caution or even a warning.
The inside of the symbol indicates what should be watched out for. In this
Electric case, it cautions about the possibility of electric shock.
shock
The symbol indicates prohibition.
What is prohibited is depicted in or around the symbol. The sign in the left
Disassembly
indicates that disassembly is prohibited.
Prohibited
prohibited
The symbol z indicates a specific action to be performed or an instruction to

be followed, which is depicted inside the symbol.
The sign in the left calls for the removal of the electrical plug from the outlet.
Remove
Plug Instruction
Warning Labels
Warning labels are attached to this equipment. Do not remove, damage, or
alter them.
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Never use to short-circuit between the + and – pins, non-specified applications, disassemble,
modify, destroy, into fire, heat, and after the expiry date.
Above conditions cause leakage, heat generation, fire, explosion, destruction, or heat injury.
The power supply unit (NBL-313) of this equipment incorporates a battery.

The battery contains dilute sulfuric acid. When the liquid leakage of the battery had a direct
contact with your clothes or skin, wash it off with clean water. When the liquid is entered in
your eye, wash the eye with clean water immediately and seek a doctor’s advice.
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Do not disassemble or remodel this equipment.

Such an action may result in a fire, an electric shock, or an equipment fault.
Do not use any power supply voltage other than the specified ones.
Such an action may result in a fire, an electric shock, or an equipment fault.
Be sure to turn off the power supply switch before connecting or disconnecting the connector
of the cable to any external equipment.
Ignoring the caution may result in a fire or an electric shock.
Should the power supply cable is damaged, please ask for its replacement to the Sales
Department, the nearest branch company, a branch office, a sales office, or any agent of Japan
Radio Co., Ltd.
Its continuous use may result in a fire or an electric shock.
Should water enters the inside of the equipment, please turn off the power supply switch, pull
the plug from the outlet, and contact the Sales Department, the nearest branch company, a
branch office, a sales office, or any agent of Japan Radio Co., Ltd.
Its continuous use may result in a fire, an electric shock, or a fault.
Do not make checking or repairs of the inside of the equipment by yourself.

Checking or repairs by anyone other than our professional maintenance staff may result in a
fire or an electric shock.
Ask for checking or repairs of the inside of the equipment to the Sales Department, the nearest
branch company, a branch office, a sales office, or any agent of Japan Radio Co., Ltd.
Should a fault occurs, please turn off the power supply of this equipment, pull the plug, and
contact the Sales Department, the nearest branch company, a branch office, a sales office, or
any agent of Japan Radio Co., Ltd.
Its continuous use may result in a fire or an electric shock.
The power supply unit (NBL-313) of this equipment incorporates a battery. The battery
needs to be replaced periodically. Continuous use of a life-expired battery may result in a fire.
Never replace the battery by yourself.

Replacement by anyone other than our professional maintenance staff may result in a fire, an
electric shock, or a fault.
For battery replacement, please contact the Sales Department, the nearest branch company, a
branch office, a sales office, or any agent of Japan Radio Co., Ltd.
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Do not install the equipment in a location affected by water, humidity, dust, or soot.
Ignoring the caution may result in a fire, an electric shock, or a malfunction.
Do not touch the equipment with your wet hand or wet glove with freshwater or seawater.
Ignoring the caution may result in a fire, an electric shock, or a fault.
Be sure to hold the power supply plug when pulling it from the outlet.
Pulling the electric cable without holding the plug may damage the cable, resulting in a fire or an
electric shock.
Do not remove or insert the power supply plug with your wet hand.
Ignoring the caution may result in an electric shock.
Although the UTILITY OUTLET looks like the AC100V outlet, the input voltage of the
Recording Control Unit directly comes out from it. Ignoring the caution may result in failures
If the FAN ABN. LED lights up, either of the two fans of the Power Supply Unit is out of
operation and needs to be replaced with a new one. Ignoring the caution may result in failures
Please contact the Sales Department, the nearest branch company, a branch office, a sales office, or
any agent of Japan Radio Co., Ltd. and ask them to replace it.
If the equipment is splashed with seawater or fresh water, wipe it dry immediately. Ignoring the
caution may result in failures or operational malfunctions.
Used batteries will be recycled. Please contact the Sales Department, the nearest branch
company, a branch office, a sales office, or any agent of Japan Radio Co., Ltd. and ask them to
replace it without discarding the battery.
The main control board (CDJ-2142) and data control board (CDJ-2143) of this equipment
incorporate a lithium battery.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
1 INSTALLATION PROCEDURES............................................................................................................1
1.1 General Installation Procedures ..........................................................................................................1
2. COMPONENTS LIST .........................................................................................................................2
3. MECHANICAL INSTALLATION ..........................................................................................................3
3.1 Protective Capsule: NDH-288A/B........................................................................................................3

3.1.1 Selecting the Location...................................................................................................................3
3.1.2 Installing the Capsule....................................................................................................................3
3.2 Connection Box: NQE-3149 ................................................................................................................6
3.2.2 Mounting the Connection Box.......................................................................................................6
3.3 Recording Control Unit: NDV-132........................................................................................................9
3.3.2 Fastening the Recording Control Unit ...........................................................................................9
3.4 Data Acquisition Unit: NCT-58 ........................................................................................................... 11
3.4.1 Selecting the Location................................................................................................................. 11
3.4.2 Mounting the Data Acquisition Unit ............................................................................................. 11
3.5 Microphone Unit: NVT-156 ................................................................................................................13
3.5.1 Selecting the Location.................................................................................................................13
3.5.2 Fastening a Microphone Unit ......................................................................................................13
3.6 Waterproof Microphone Unit: NVT-157 (Option)................................................................................16
3.6.1 Selection of mounting location ....................................................................................................16
3.6.2 Fastening a Waterproof Microphone Unit....................................................................................16
3.7 Digital Signal Converter: NCT-57 (Option).........................................................................................18
3.7.2 Mounting a Digital Signal Converter............................................................................................18
3.8 External Alarm Unit: NCG-150 (Option).............................................................................................20
3.8.2 Fastening the External Alarm Unit...............................................................................................20
4 CABLING .............................................................................................................................................23
4.1 Cabling of the Protective Capsule NDH-288A/B................................................................................23

4.1.1 Protective Capsule NDH-288A/B – Connection Box NQE-3149 .................................................23
4.2 Cabling of the Recording Control Unit NDV-132................................................................................23
4.2.1 Recording Control Unit NDV-132 –Connection Box NQE-3149 ..................................................24
4.2.2 Recording Control Unit NDV-132 –Data Acquisition Unit NCT-58 ...............................................25
4.2.3 Recording Control Unit NDV-132 – Microphone Unit NVT-156 ...................................................26
4.2.4 Recording Control Unit NDV-132 – Waterproof Microphone Unit NVT-157.................................26
4.2.5 Recording Control Unit NDV-132 – VHF Radio telephone equipment ........................................27
4.2.6 Recording Control Unit NDV-132 – RADAR video ......................................................................27
4.2.7 Recording Control Unit NDV-132 – Emergency Power Distribution Board..................................31
4.2.8 Recording Control Unit NDV-132 – External Alarm Unit NCG-150..............................................32
4.2.9 Recording Control Unit NDV-132 – External Alarm Lamp ...........................................................33
4.2.10 Recording Control Unit NDV-132 – External Alarm Buzzer .......................................................33
4.2.11 Recording Control Unit NDV-132 – GPS Switch/RADAR Switch ..............................................34
4.3 Cabling of the Data Acquisition Unit NCT-58 .............................................................................35
4.3.1 The Data Acquisition Unit NCT-58 – the NMEA Output Sensors.................................................35
4.3.2 Analog Signal Input Module (Option) – Sensors .........................................................................36
4.3.3 Data Acquisition Unit NCT-58 – Digital Signal Converter ............................................................37
4.4 Cabling of the Digital Signal Converter NCT-57 ................................................................................38
4.4.1 Digital Signal Converter NCT-57 – Sensors ................................................................................38
5. ERROR DISPLAY ............................................................................................................................40
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5.1 Recording Control Unit NDV-132.......................................................................................................40

5.2 Data Acquisition Unit NCT-58 ............................................................................................................42
6 TROUBLESHOOTING.........................................................................................................................43
6.1 Recording Control Unit NDV-132.......................................................................................................43

6.1.1 Power Supply Unit NBL-313 .......................................................................................................43
6.1.2 Data Processor Unit NDL-44.......................................................................................................44
6.2 Data Acquisition Unit NCT-58 ............................................................................................................47
7 MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTIONS .................................................................................................48
7.1 LED Display of LAN Connector .........................................................................................................48

7.1.1 Recording Control Unit NDV-132 ................................................................................................48
7.1.2 Data Acquisition Unit NCT-58......................................................................................................49
7.2 How to replace the fans.....................................................................................................................50
7.3 How to replace the battery.................................................................................................................51
8 CONNECTION BLOCK DIAGRAMS....................................................................................................53
8.1 System Diagram................................................................................................................................53

8.2 Interconnection Wiring Diagrams ......................................................................................................54
8.2.1 NDV-132 Recording Control Unit – Page 1 -...............................................................................54
8.2.2 NDV-132 Recording Control Unit – Page 2 -...............................................................................55
8.2.3 NCT-58 Data Acquisition Unit......................................................................................................56
8.2.4 NQE-3149 Connection Box.........................................................................................................57
8.2.5 NVT-156 Microphone Unit...........................................................................................................58
8.2.6 VHF Line Connection..................................................................................................................59
8.2.7 NCT-57 Digital Signal Converter – Page 1 - ...............................................................................60
8.2.8 NCT-57 Digital Signal Converter – Page-2 - ...............................................................................60
8.2.8 NCT-57 Digital Signal Converter – Page-2 - ...............................................................................61
8.2.9 NCG-150 External Alarm Unit .....................................................................................................62
9 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM (CIRCUIT DIAGRAM)...................................................................................63
9.1 NDV-132 Recording Control Unit.......................................................................................................63

9.2 NCT-58 Data Acquisition Unit ............................................................................................................64
9.3 NVT-156 Microphone Unit .................................................................................................................65
9.4 NVT-157 Waterproof Microphone Unit (Option).................................................................................66
9.5 NCT-57 Digital Signal Converter (Option)..........................................................................................67
10 CONFIGURATION OF CONNECTION INTERFACE .......................................................................69
10.1 Ship Identification Information .........................................................................................................69

10.2 Ship Specification Information (for reference to installation work) ...................................................69
10.3 Other Ships’ Information ..................................................................................................................71
10.4 List of Equipment And Connection interface....................................................................................71
10.4.1 IEC61162-1 Connection Interface (For NCT-58 DAU) ..............................................................71
10.4.2 Dry Contact Signal Connection Interface (For NCT-57 DSC)....................................................72
10.4.3 Connection Interface for Audio Signal equipment .....................................................................73
10.4.4 RADAR Signal Contact Interface ..............................................................................................74
10.5 Recording Data.............................................................................................................................75
10.5.1 Timing of Data Acquisition.........................................................................................................75
10.5.2 Recording Capacity...................................................................................................................75
10.5.3 Memory Assignment of Each Data Format ...............................................................................76
11 SPARE PARTS.................................................................................................................................77
11.1 Spare Parts List for the Recording Control Unit NDV-132................................................................77
11.2 Spare Parts List for the Data Acquisition Unit NCT-58 .....................................................................78
11.3 Spare Parts List for the Digital Signal Converter NCT-57 ..............................................................79
12 MAINTENANCE CHECK LIST FOR VDR ...........................................................................................80
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ANNUAL INSPECTION CHECK LIST FOR VDR (VOYAGE DATA RECORDER) ......................................81
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1 INSTALLATION PROCEDURES
1.1 General Installation Procedures

1) Install every unit.
2) Connect the units with cables according to the installation drawing of the ship.
3) Connect cables to the sensors onboard according to the installation drawing of the ship.
4) Check if the wirings are done correctly.
5) Check if the voltage indicated by the input range switch for AC100V/AC220V on the
Recording Control Unit (RCU) is equal to that of the power supply.
6) Run a burn-in test. (For the RCU, make sure that it runs on the battery power, which
automatically turns on during blackout.)
7) Check the communications between the units and from the sensors onboard.
8) Check the recorded data.
ATTENTION Make sure before turning on the Recording Control Unit that the voltage indicated by its
input voltage range switch is equal to that of the power supply.
When operating the input voltage range switch, be sure that the power switch is OFF.
When the power switch is ON, never turn the input voltage range switch.
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2. COMPONENTS LIST
Table of Components for VDR Model JCY-1700

Quantity
No. Name Type Remarks
Per set Total
Manufactured by L-3 Com
1 Protective Capsule Unit NDH-288A/B 1 1 HVR00-004-00/
HVR01-004-00
2 Connection Box NQE-3149 1 1
3 Recording Control Unit NDV-132 1 1
4 Microphone Unit NVT-156 3 3
5 Data Acquisition Unit NCT-58 1 1
6 Spare Parts for the RCU 7ZXJD0043 1 1 fan, fuse
7 Spare Parts for the DAU 7ZXJD0044 1 1 fuse
Option Unit
8 Microphone Unit NVT-156

Up to 9 sets can be
Waterproof Microphone mounted more.
9 NVT-157
Unit
10 External Alarm Unit NCG-150
Up to 4 channels can be
11 Analog Input Module incorporated into the
DAU.
12 Digital Signal Converter NCT-57 64 dry contacts/unit
Spare Parts for Digital
13 7ZXJD0033 fuse
Signal Converter

3. MECHANICAL INSTALLATION
3.1 Protective Capsule: NDH-288A/B
3.1.1 Selecting the Location
The Protective Capsule contains the final recording medium. If the capsule should sink
into the sea, it would be retrieved by ROV (Remote Operation Vehicle) or by divers.
To ensure its continuous normal operation and also to ease its recovery and maintenance,
the capsule needs to be mounted at a suitable location and in an appropriate way. It should
be recommended that the capsule be mounted at a place that satisfies the following
conditions.
1) External open deck, e.g. compass deck

2) A place where the capsule can be appropriately grounded to the ship’s hull
3) A place where unobstructed open space can be secured in its vicinity
4) A place as close to the central line of the ship as possible
5) A place where a compass safety distance over 0.6m in radius can be secured
6) A place that allows easy recovery of the capsule, should the ship sink into the sea
3.1.2 Installing the Capsule

3.1.2.1 Mounting the Capsule
Mount the capsule with 12 mm steel bolts to the mounting bracket on the external
deck. To secure the grounding of the capsule, do not paint the contact surface of the
mounting bracket (see Fig. 3-1).
FIG. 3-1: Mounting the Protective Capsule NDH-288A/B

3.1.2.2 Fastening the Capsule
Fasten the capsule with external tooth lock washers to the mounting bracket on the
external deck. Then, apply a waterproof treatment of RTV (Room Temperature
Vulcanizing) sealing material to secure its grounding to the ship’s hull (see Fig. 3-2).
HVR B ASE
LOCKW ASHER
S EALANT
BAR E METAL
HU LL
or
MOUNTIN G
BR ACK ET
A
FIG. 3-2: Grounding to the Hull
The procedures for fastening the Capsule are:
i. Remove the painting around the three holes in the mounting brackets of the
Protective Capsule (NDH-288A/B).
ii. Place an external tooth lock washer on each of the three holes in the mounting
brackets.
iii. Apply RTV (Room Temperature Vulcanizing) sealants around the mounting holes.
iv. Place the Protective Capsule (NDH-288A/B) on the mounting brackets. Adjust the
capsule’s position so that its three holes coincide with those of the mounting
brackets.
v. Put steel bolts in the holes.
vi. Fasten the bolts with nuts.

3.1.2.3 Vicinity clearance of the Capsule
To ease the maintenance of the Protective Capsule and its recovery in the event of
any sea accident, make sure that its vicinity is clear and free from obstacles (see Fig.
3-3).
FIG. 3-3: Vicinity of the Capsule

3.2 Connection Box: NQE-3149

The Connection Box connects the Protective Capsule and the Recording Control Unit with
a data line and a power supply line.
It should be recommended that its location should be selected to meet the following
conditions.
1) The location needs to be within 1.5m from the Protective Capsule. (The cable
attached with the Protective Capsule is 3.0m in length.)
2) The location needs to be free from excessive vibrations.
3.2.2 Mounting the Connection Box
Fix the Connection Box to handrail or the support pole provided for this box. (See
Fig.1-4)
The length between the Protective Capsule and the Connection Box should be within
1.5m. (See FIG. 1-5)
FIG. 3-4: Mounting the Connection Box

FIG. 3-4: Location for Mounting the Protective Capsule and the Connection Box


3.3 Recording Control Unit: NDV-132

It should be recommended that the location for mounting the Recording Control Unit
(NDV-132) be selected to meet the following conditions.
The international standards require the Recording Control Unit to be mounted in the
wheelhouse. In case it cannot be mounted in the wheelhouse, the External Alarm Unit (option)
needs to be mounted there instead.
1) The length of the cable between the Recording Control Unit and the Data Acquisition Unit
(NCT-58) should not exceed 30m.
2) The length of the cable between the Recording Control Unit and the Protective Capsule
(NDH-288A/B) should not exceed 30m.
3) The lengths of cables connected to the units installed in the wheelhouse should be as short
as possible.
4) The Recording Control Unit should be protected from bad weathers, and the temperature
around it should be kept at a comfortable level.
5) The Recording Control Unit should be free from excessive vibrations.
6) The Recording Control Unit should be within a compass safety distance of 2.1m.
7) The Recording Control Unit should be distant enough from electric apparatuses such as a
RADAR and radio communication devices that emit excessive electromagnetic field.
8) The maintenance operations such as backing up the data and replacing the battery of the
power supply unit should be easy enough.
3.3.2 Fastening the Recording Control Unit

3.3.2.1 Connecting Cables
1) Wiring hole:
The Recording Control Unit is connected with cables from the Protective Capsule, the
Data Acquisition Units, the Radar video, the Microphone Units, and so on. The
Recording Control Unit therefore has holes in its back and bottom for these cables to
come through (see Fig. 3-6).
2) Grounding terminal:
To ensure continuous and stable operations, the Recording Control Unit needs to be
grounded to the ship’s hull (see Fig. 3-6)
3.3.2.2 Vicinity Clearance of the Recording Control Unit
The Recording Control Unit has a front door. To allow the door to open easily at anytime,
the area within 0.43m of the front door should be kept obstacle-free (see Fig.3-6).
3.3.2.3 Fastening the Recording Control Unit
Fasten the Recording Control Unit onto a bulkhead with four M8 steel bolts (φ10mm). The
bulkhead has to sustain the weight of 21kg of the Recording Control Unit (see Fig. 3-6).

FIG. 3-6: Mounting Outline and Vicinity Clearance of the Recording Control Unit

3.4 Data Acquisition Unit: NCT-58

It should be recommended that the location for mounting the Data Acquisition Unit be selected
to meet the following conditions.
1) The lengths of the cables connected to the sensors should be as short as possible.
2) The length of the cable connected to the Recording Control Unit NDV-132 should not
exceed 30m.
3) The Data Acquisition Unit should be protected from bad weathers, and the temperature
around it should be kept at a comfortable level.
4) The Data Acquisition Unit should be free from excessive vibrations.
5) The Data Acquisition Unit should be within a compass safety distance of 0.3m.
6) The Data Acquisition Unit should be distant enough from electric apparatuses such as a
RADAR and radio communication devices that emit excessive electromagnetic field.
7) The maintenance and inspections should be easy enough.
8) The distance of the wire to the ground terminal should be as short as possible.
3.4.2 Mounting the Data Acquisition Unit
3.4.2.1 Connecting cables
1) Wiring hole:
The Data Acquisition Unit is connected with cables from the Recording Control Unit,
the sensors and so on. The Data Acquisition Unit therefore has holes in its back and
bottom for these cables to come through (see Fig. 3-7).
To ensure continuous and stable operations, the Data Acquisition Unit needs to be
grounded appropriately to the ship’s hull (see Fig. 3-7).
3.4.2.2 Vicinity Clearance of the Data Acquisition Unit
The Data Acquisition Unit has a cover on top. To allow the cover to open easily at anytime
for maintenance and inspections, the area within 0.43m of the top cover should be kept
obstacle-free (see Fig.3-7).
3.4.2.3 Fastening the Data Acquisition Unit
Fasten the Data Acquisition Unit onto a bulkhead with four M6 steel bolts (φ7.5mm). The
bulkhead has to sustain the weight of 4.0kg of the Data Acquisition Unit [4.9kg in case it
contains Analog Input Modules] (see Fig. 3-7).

FIG. 3-7: Mounting Outline and Vicinity Clearance of the Data Acquisition Unit

3.5 Microphone Unit: NVT-156

The Microphone Unit collects conversations in the bridge, other voices through the public
addressor and the intercom, and alarms buzzers of the group panel installed in the bridge. The
locations of the microphones should be carefully selected so that they can record vital voice
communications.
3.5.1.1 Recommended Location
Although the number of microphones needed depends on the bridge layout, in most cases
three microphones will do. The recommended locations for mounting microphones are:
1) The overhead panel or the ceiling above the main conning station.
2) The overhead panel or the ceiling above the main route planning station i.e., the chart
table.
3) The overhead panel or the ceiling in the vicinity of the radio transceiver.
3.5.1.2 Notes on selection
Consider the followings when selecting a location for mounting a Microphone Unit.
Microphones can collect conversations within a radius of 2.5m. Any obstacles or sources
of noise (60dB or more) should be kept out of this range.
1) The microphone unit should be away from any ventilator or draft.

2) The microphone unit should be away from electric apparatuses such as the RADAR,
radio communication equipment, and so on that may emit an excessive
electromagnetic field.
3) The microphone unit should not be exposed to excessive vibration.
4) The microphone unit should be in a compass safety distance of 0.8m.
3.5.2 Fastening a Microphone Unit

A Microphone Unit can be mounted in or on the ceiling, a bulkhead, or a console panel. When
mounting it in a console panel, cut out the panel surface in the shape as shown in the figure 3-8
in the next page. Or when mounting it on the surface, remove the flange from the Microphone
Unit. (see Fig. 3-9)
Any Microphone Unit has 2 wiring holes.
It has a label for the unit number on it. Confirm the location of the label and make sure that the
unit number on the label is equal to what is written in the instruction drawing.

Revised on August 26,2004
Height of cut-out line: 140 to 135

Width of cut-out line: 106 to 95
FIG. 3-8: Mounting Outline and Installation Clearance of the Microphone Unit
(Built-in Type)

FIG. 3-9: Mounting Outline and Installation Clearance of the Microphone Unit
(Exposed Type)

3.6 Waterproof Microphone Unit: NVT-157 (Option)

3.6.1 Selection of mounting location
Waterproof Microphone Units collect conversations about controlling the ship and other voices
through the public addressor in the wing. The locations of Waterproof Microphone Units
should be carefully selected so that they can collect vital voice communications. The selected
locations should meet the following conditions.
Although the number of waterproof microphones needed depends on the wing width, in
most cases, the wings can be covered by two waterproof microphones. The following is
the recommended location for mounting waterproof microphones.
1) The overhead panel near the talkback equipment.
3.6.1.2 Note on selection
Consider the followings when selecting a location for mounting a Waterproof Microphone
Unit. Waterproof microphones can collect conversations within a radius of 2.5m. Any
obstacles or sources of noise (60dB or more) should be kept out of this range.
1) The waterproof microphone unit should be away from any ventilator or draft.
2) The waterproof microphone unit should be away from electric apparatuses such as the
RADAR, radio communication equipment, and so on that may emit an excessive
3) The waterproof microphone unit should be free from excessive vibrations.
4) The waterproof microphone unit should be in a compass safety distance of 0.7m.
3.6.2 Fastening a Waterproof Microphone Unit

Mount a Waterproof Microphone Unit on a bulkhead in a wing. The unit has 2 holes (φ10mm)
on its sides. Insert M8 steel bolts in them and fasten the unit with them.
It has a label for the unit number on it. Confirm the location of the label and make sure that the
unit number on the label is equal to what is written in the instruction drawing (see Fig. 3-10).

FIG. 3-10: Outline of the Waterproof Microphone NVT-157

3.7 Digital Signal Converter: NCT-57 (Option)

The location of a Digital Signal Converter should meet the following conditions.
1) The length of the cable to each sensor should be as sort as possible.
2) The Digital Signal Converter should be protected from bad weathers, and the temperature
around it can be kept at an appropriate level.
3) The Digital Signal Converter should be free from excessive vibrations.
4) The compass safety distance of 0.3m can be secured.
5) The Digital Signal Converter should be away from electric apparatuses such as the
RADAR, radio communication equipment, and so on that may emit an excessive
6) The maintenance and inspections should be easy enough.
7) The grounding wire to the ship’s hull should be as short as possible.
3.7.2 Mounting a Digital Signal Converter
1) Wiring hole:
Any Digital Signal Converter is connected with cables from the Data Acquisition Unit and
various sensors. It therefore has wiring holes in its back and bottom for these cables to
come in through (see Fig. 3-11).
To ensure continuous and stable operations, any Digital Signal Converter needs to be
grounded appropriately to the ship’s hull (see Fig. 3-11).
3.7.2.2 Vicinity Clearance of a Digital Signal Converter
Any Digital Signal Converter has a cover on top. To allow the cover to open easily at
anytime for maintenance and inspections, the area within 0.43m of the top cover should be
kept obstacle-free (see Fig.3-11).
3.7.2.3 Fastening a Digital Signal Converter
Fasten a Digital Signal Converter onto a bulkhead with four M6 steel bolts (φ7.5mm). The
bulkhead has to sustain the weight of 5.0kg of the Digital Signal Converter (see Fig. 3-11).

FIG. 3-11: Mounting Outline and Vicinity Clearance of a Digital Signal Converter

3.8 External Alarm Unit: NCG-150 (Option)

The External Alarm Unit is an extended alarm unit needed when the Recording Control Unit
cannot be installed in the wheelhouse. It should be installed in the bridge console panel or a
bulkhead in the wheelhouse.
The following is the recommended location for mounting the External Alarm Unit. It
should be in the wheelhouse.
1) The bridge console panel

2) The panel in the back of the wheelhouse
3.8.1.2 Note on selection
Consider the followings when selecting a location for mounting the External Alarm unit.
1) In the event of an alarm going off, one, while piloting the ship, should hear the alarm
tone sounding and see the alarm lamp lighting.
2) The External Alarm Unit should be away from electric apparatuses such as the
RADAR transceiver, radio communication equipment, and so on that may emit an
excessive electromagnetic field.
3) The External Alarm Unit should be free from excessive vibrations.
3.8.2 Fastening the External Alarm Unit
The External Alarm Unit can be fastened on or in the bulkhead or console panel. When it is
placed in the bulkhead or the console panel, the surface of the panel needs to be cut out in the
shape shown in the Figure 3-12 in the next page. When it is fastened on the bulkhead or the
console panel, remove its flange. (see Fig.3-13) It has 2 wiring holes in the bottom and the
back for cables to come in through.

FIG. 3-12: Mounting Outline and Vicinity Clearance of the External Alarm Unit
(Built-in Type)

FIG. 3-13: Mounting Outline and Vicinity Clearance of the External Alarm Unit
(Exposed Type)

4 CABLING
4.1 Cabling of the Protective Capsule NDH-288A/B
4.1.1 Protective Capsule NDH-288A/B – Connection Box NQE-3149
Two 3m cables are connected to the Protective Capsule NDH-288A/B. One is used for power
supply, while the other is for data communication; the shielded twist pair cable of Ethernet
category-5 based on TIA/EIA-568A standard.
These cables are connected to the terminal board in the Connection Box NQE-3149.
Connection Table:
Term. # Cable Color Signal Name
Power Cable of the Protective Capsule (Red Cable)
1 SHIELD Hull Ground
2 RED 24VDC
3 BLUE 24VDC Return
4 GREEN AC Ground
5 BLACK AC Line 1
6 WHITE AC Line 2
7 ORANGE Primary 1P
8 WHITE/BLACK Primary 2P
9 RED/BLACK Primary 1M
10 GREEN/BLACK Primary 2M
Shielded Twist Pair Cable (Ethernet cable) of the Protective Capsule (Black Cable)
11 WHITE/GREEN TX (+)
12 GREEN TX (-)
13 WHITE/ORANGE RX (+)
14 ORANGE RX (-)
15 SHIELD Hull Ground
4.2 Cabling of the Recording Control Unit NDV-132
The following cables are connected to the Recording Control Unit (RCU).
1) The power supply cable and the LAN cable of the Ethernet category-5 between the Connection
Box and the RCU.
2) The LAN cable of the Ethernet category-5 between the Data Acquisition Unit and the RCU.
3) The cables from the Microphone Units.
4) The cables from the VHF radio telephones.
5) The co-axial cables for video signals from the RADAR equipment.
6) The power cable from the Power Distribution Board.
7) The cable for supplying power to the Data Acquisition Unit.
8) The cable to the External Alarm Unit (Option).

4.2.1 Recording Control Unit NDV-132 –Connection Box NQE-3149
Connect the power supply cable and LAN cable from the Connection Box to the Recording
Control Unit. The length of each cable should be 30m or less.
Connection table for power line:

RCU Connection Box
Signal Name
Term # Term #
TB402 TB1
18 [DC24V] 2 DC Line + (DC 19.5V~36V)
19 [GND] 3 DC Line - (DC 19.5V~36V)
Cable Clamp 1 Shield
Cable Specification 2 (wires) x 2.5 mm2 , shielded waterproof cable
Connection table for data line:

RCU Connection Box
Comments
Term # Term #
CQD-1910
TB1001 [CAPSULE] TB1
1 [Shield] 15 SHIELD
2 [RXN] 14 Ethernet RX (-)
3 [RXP] 13 Ethernet RX (+)
4 [TXN] 12 Ethernet TX (-)
5 [TXP] 11 Ethernet TX (+)
Shielded twist pair waterproof cable of Category-5

Cable Specification
Ethernet complying with TIA/EIA-568A

4.2.2 Recording Control Unit NDV-132 –Data Acquisition Unit NCT-58

Connect the power supply cable and LAN cable from the Recording Control Unit to the Data
Acquisition Unit. The length of each cable should be 30m or less. The power cable can be
connected directly from the Power Distribution Board to the Data Acquisition Unit.
Connection table for data line:

RCU DAU
Signal Name
Term # Term #
CQD-1910 CQD-1913
TB1001 [DAU1 / DAU2] TB304 [LAN]
6/11 [Shield] 5 [FG] SHIELD
7/12 [RXN] 2 [RXN] Ethernet RX (-)
8/13 [RXP] 1 [RXP] Ethernet RX (+)
9/14 [TXN] 4 [TXN] Ethernet TX (-)
10/15 [TXP] 3 [TXP] Ethernet TX (+)
Shielded twist pair cable of Category-5 Ethernet

Cable Specification
complying with TIA/EIA-568A

RCU Term # DAU Term # Signal Name
TB102 TB401
AC OUT AC IN
1 [U] 1[U] AC Line U (AC85V~132V, AC170V~265V)
2 [V] 2[V] AC Line V (AC85V~132V, AC170V~265V)
3 [E] 3[E] Shield
Cable Specification 2 (wires) x 2.5 mm2 , shielded cable

4.2.3 Recording Control Unit NDV-132 – Microphone Unit NVT-156
Connect cables to the TB1 of the Microphone Units.

Connect the cables from the Microphone Units to the 5P detachable terminals of the RCU.
Be sure that the unit number corresponds to the terminal number of the RCU.
Connection Table:
RCU Microphone Unit
Signal Name
Connector Pin# Term #
CQD-1910 TB1
J1006 [MIC-1] /
J1007 [MIC-2] /
J1008 [MIC-3] /
J1009 [MIC-4] /
J1010 [MIC-5] /
J1011 [MIC-6] /
J1012 [MIC-7] /
J1013 [MIC-8] /
J1014 [MIC-9]
1 [MIC-H] 1 HOT line of Microphone
(Phantom powered line: 12VDC)
2 [MIC-C] 2 COLD line of Microphone
(Phantom powered line: 12VDC)
3 [MIC-GND] 3 GND line of Microphone
(Phantom powered line: 12VDC return)
4 [SPK-H] 4 HOT line of Self-test Speaker
5 [SPK-C] 5 COLD line of Self-test Speaker
Cable Specification 2-pair x twisted pair x 0.75mm2, shielded
4.2.4 Recording Control Unit NDV-132 – Waterproof Microphone Unit NVT-157
The connection table is the same as that of the Microphone Unit NVT-156 except the cable
specification. Make sure that the unit number of the Waterproof Microphone Unit coincides
with the terminal number of the RCU.
Cable Specification 2-pair x twisted pair x 0.75mm2, shielded and waterproof

4.2.5 Recording Control Unit NDV-132 – VHF Radio telephone equipment
Connect a cable to an audio signal output of a VHF radiotelephone.

Connect the cable to the detachable 3P of the RCU.
RCU VHF set

Comments
Connector Pin# Term #
CQD-1910
J1015 [VHF-1]/
J1016 [VHF-2]/
J1017 [VHF-3]
1 [H] VHF audio output (HOT line)
2 [C] VHF audio output (COLD line)
3 [Shield] Shield
Cable Specification 1-pair x twisted pair x 0.75mm2 , shielded
* Signal Specification for VHF radiotelephone connected to the RCU

Output impedance: 600-ohm balanced
Output signal level: 0 dBm
In case the signals of the VHF radiotelephone are unbalanced, do not short circuit between the
[C] terminal and the [SHIELD] terminals.
4.2.6 Recording Control Unit NDV-132 – RADAR video
Connect the coaxial cable to a video signal output of the RADAR equipment.
In case the video output connector is HD (3WAY), it needs to be transformed into BNC
connector. Use the attached BNC plug when connecting the Video cable to the RCU.
Connection table:
RCU RADAR set
Signal Name
Connector # Connection #
RGB
Connector panel
J101 [R] R Red signal
J102 [G] G Green signal
J103 [B] B Blue signal
J104 [H] Hs Horizontal sync pulse
J105 [V] Vs Vertical sync pulse
Coaxial cable of 75-ohm impedance

Cable Specification
e.g. 3C-2V / RG-59/U

4.2.6.1 Signal format of RADAR video
The video output format for a color raster scan display employs the five different signal
types:
Signal Name Details of signal

R RED The red intensity amplitude.
The standard voltage level is 0.7V peak.
Impedance is 75-ohm.
G GREEN The green intensity amplitude.
B BLUE The blue intensity amplitude.
Hs HORIZONTAL Sync Synchronized signals of the horizontal line (positive/negative),
Signal is in TTL level.
Vs VERTICAL Sync Synchronized signals of the vertical line (positive/negative),
Signal is in TTL level.

4.2.6.2 Monitor Timing of the RADAR Video
The monitor timing of the RADAR video signal is decided based on the VESA DTMS.
The VESA DTMS stands for Video Electronics Standards Association Discrete Monitor
Timings Standard.
With the VDR, the following signals can be input.
1) Resolution: Up to 1240 x 1024 pixels

2) Refresh rate: Up to 85 Hz (depending on resolution)
3) Pixel frequency: Up to 157.5 MHz
4) Scan method: interlaced / non-interlaced
Refresh Horizontal Pixel

Resolution
Rate Frequency Frequency
640 x 350 pixels 85 Hz 37.9 kHz 31.500 MHz
72 Hz 37.9 kHz 31.500 MHz
75 Hz 37.5 kHz 31.500 MHz
85 Hz 43.3 kHz 36.000 MHz
60 Hz 37.9 kHz 40.000 MHz
72 Hz 48.1 kHz 50.000 MHz
75 Hz 46.9 kHz 49.500 MHz
85 Hz 53.7 kHz 56.250 MHz
70 Hz 56.5 kHz 75.000 MHz
75 Hz 60.0 kHz 78.750 MHz
85 Hz 68.7 kHz 94.500 MHz
75 Hz 80.0 kHz 135.000 MHz
85 Hz 91.1 kHz 157.500 MHz
* Scan method is non-interlaced for all the resolutions.

4.2.6.3 Connectability of JRC RADAR Series
The Connectability of JRC RADAR equipment is tabulated as below. All the RADAR
equipment other than JMA-9800mk2 needs an additional video buffer inside.
1) JMA-9800 series (JMA-9800mk2 is included)

Resolution 1024 x 768 pixel
Scan Non-interlaced
Color Color
Output Signal R / G / B / Vs / Hs
Connector BNC
Vertical Refresh rate 60 Hz
Sync Impedance 75 ohms
Signal level +5.0 - 0V at 2.2k ohms termination
+2.5 - 0V at 75 ohms termination
Polarity Negative
Horizontal Frequency 48.36 kHz
Polarity Negative
Video Pixel frequency 125.000 MHz
signal Impedance 75 ohms
Signal level +0.7 - 0V
Polarity Positive
If the Radar equipment is JMA-98000mk2, the type of its output connector, HD (3WAY), is
different from that of the input connectors of the VDR, BNC. A connection kit (CQD-1891) is
therefore needed to connect them.
2) JMA-9000 / 7000 series

Scan Non-interlaced
Color Monochrome
Output Signal VD / Vs / Hs
Connector BNC
Vertical Refresh rate 45.5 Hz
Polarity Negative
sync Impedance 75 ohms
Polarity Negative
Polarity Positive
*To make the output to the VDR viable, please incorporate an amplifier
(NAD-30) into the RADAR equipment, using a kit provided by JRC.

3) JMA-7700 series
Scan Non-interlaced
Color Color
Output Signal R / G / B / Vs / Hs
Connector BNC
Vertical Refresh rate 68.6 Hz
Polarity Negative
Polarity Negative
Polarity Positive
*To make the output to the VDR viable, please incorporate an amplifier
(NAD-30) into the RADAR equipment, using a kit provided by JRC.
4.2.7 Recording Control Unit NDV-132 – Emergency Power Distribution Board
Connect the power supply line of the RCU to the Emergency Power Distribution Board

Emergency Power
RCU
Distribution Board Signal Name
Term #
Term #
TB101
AC IN
1 [U] AC Line U (AC85V~132V, AC170V~265V)
2 [V] AC Line V (AC85V~132V, AC170V~265V)
3 [E] SHIELD
Cable Specification 2 (wires) x 2.5 mm2 , shielded

4.2.8 Recording Control Unit NDV-132 – External Alarm Unit NCG-150
Connect the RCU to the External Alarm Unit. (Option)
Connection table for External Alarm Unit:

RCU External
Remarks
Term # Alarm Unit
CQD-1911 TB901
TB401
EXT
ALARM
PANEL
1 [+12V] 1 [+12V] Power Supply for External Alarm Unit (DC12V)
2 [GND] 2 [GND] Power Supply for External Alarm Unit (GND)
3 [PWR+] 3 [PWR+] POWER LED +
4 [PWR-] 4 [PWR-] POWER LED -
5 [REC+] 5 [REC+] RECORDING LED +
6 [REC-] 6 [REC-] RECORDING LED -
7 [ERR+] 7 [ERR+] ERROR LED +
8 [ERR-] 8 [ERR-] ERROR LED -
9 [BUZ+] 9 [BUZ+] Alarm buzzer +
10 [BUZ-] 10 [BUZ-] Alarm buzzer -
11 [ACK+] 11 [ACK+] Alarm ACK Switch +
12 [ACK-] 12 [ACK-] Alarm ACK Switch -
Cable Specification 7 (pairs) x 0.75 mm2

4.2.9 Recording Control Unit NDV-132 – External Alarm Lamp
Connect the RCU to the External Alarm Lamp, which is incorporated into the External Alarm
Console.
- Connecting the two lines [A]-[C]: Normal open contact
- Connecting the two lines [B]-[C]: Normal close contact
Once an alarm is detected in the VDR, the alarm status is displayed. When everything has been
restored, the normal status is displayed.
Connection table for External Alarm Lamp:

External
RCU
Alarm Remarks
Term #
Console
CQD-1911
TB402
ERROR
1 [A] Normal Open Contact
2 [C] Common
3 [B] Normal close Contact
Cable Specification 2 (wires) x 0.75 mm2
4.2.10 Recording Control Unit NDV-132 – External Alarm Buzzer
Connect the RCU to the External Alarm Buzzer, which is incorporated into the External
Alarm Console.
- Connecting the two lines [A]-[C]: Normal open contact
- Connecting the two lines [B]-[C]: Normal close contact
Once an alarm is detected in the VDR, the alarm status is displayed. Press the [ACK] switch,
and the normal status is displayed.
Connection table for External Alarm Buzzer:

External
RCU
Alarm Remarks
Term #
Console
CQD-1911
TB402
ALARM
4 [A] Normal Open Contact
5 [C] Common
6 [B] Normal close Contact

4.2.11 Recording Control Unit NDV-132 – GPS Switch/RADAR Switch
When the RCU is connected to either the GPS Switch or the RADAR Switch, it receives dry
contact feedback signals from the switch. These signals enable the RCU to display which of
the GPS or the RADAR devices is connected to it.
These select input ports can use general dry contact input ports when these ports not use as
GPS (or RADAR) signal select input ports.
Connection table for GPS Switch or RADAR Switch (or general dry contact
output unit):
RCU GPS switch
Remarks
Term # etc.
CQD-1911
TB402
SELECT
7 [PI1+] GPS Select Signal or Dry Contact Input 1
8 [PI1-] GPS Select Signal or Dry Contact Input 1
9 [PI2+] RADAR Select Signal or Dry Contact Input 2
10 [PI2-] RADAR Select Signal or Dry Contact Input 2
11 [PI3+] Dry Contact Input 3
12 [PI3-] Dry Contact Input 3

4.3 Cabling of the Data Acquisition Unit NCT-58
The following cables are connected to the Data Acquisition Unit.

1) The data cable between the NMEA output sensor and the DAU
2) The LAN cable between the DAU and the RCU
3) The power cable
4) The data cable between the analog signal output sensors and the DAU
5) The data cable between the Digital Signal Converters and the DAU
4.3.1 The Data Acquisition Unit NCT-58 – the NMEA Output Sensors
Connect the DAU to sensors that output NMEA data.
Connection table for sensors: ch1 ~ ch8

DAU Sensor
Signal Name
Term # Term #
CQD-1913
TB501 NMEA0183
[CH-1 to 8] OUT
1/3/5/7/9/11/13/15 [RX+] TX+ NMEA Output (Positive)
2/4/6/8/10/12/14/16 [RX-] TX- NMEA Output (Negative)
Cable Cramp SHIELD SHIELD

DAU Sensor
Signal Name
Term # Term #
CQD-1913
TB502 NMEA0183
[CH-9 to 13] OUT
1/3/5/7/12 [RX+] TX+ NMEA Output (Positive)
2/4/6/8/13 [RX-] TX- NMEA Output (Negative)

DAU Sensor
Signal Name
Term # Term #
CQD-1913
TB503 NMEA0183
[CH-14 to 16] OUT
1/6/11 [RX+] TX+ NMEA Output (Positive)
2/7/12 [RX-] TX- NMEA Output (Negative)
Cable Specification 1-pair x twist pair x 0.75mm2 , shielded

Default interface condition:

Signal type EIA-422 / EIA-485
Baud rate 4800 bps
Data bits 8 (d7 = 0)
Parity None
Start bits One
Stop bits One
Connect the RCU to the sensors that output RS-232C data. The RCU can be connected to the
terminal, TB305, only when TB503 and J305 (ch15)/J306 (ch16) are out of use. The ch15 can
be connected to only one of the three terminals: TB503, J305, and TB305. Similarly, the ch16
can be connected to only one of the three terminals: TB503, J306, and TB305.

DAU Sensor
Signal Name
Term # Term #
CQD-1913
TB305 RS-232C
[CH-15 to 16] OUT
1/4 [RX+] RX RC232C INPUT (Usually out of use)
2/5 [RX-] TX RC232C OUTPUT
3/6 [GND] GND GND
Interface condition:
Signal type EIA-232C
Baud rate 1200/2400/4800/9600/19200/38400 bps
Data bits 5/6/7/8
Parity None/EVEN/ODD
Start bits 1
Stop bits 1/2
4.3.2 Analog Signal Input Module (Option) – Sensors
As an option, the Analog Signal Input Module can be incorporated into the DAU. The DAU
can have up to 4 channels. With the Analog Signal Input Module, ch 15 of the DAU cannot be
used as RS-232C input port (or NMEA input port) because it is used for communication with
the Analog Signal Input Module.
Connection table for analog output sensors:

DAU Sensor
Signal Name
Term # Term #
Analog Signal Input Module Sensor Output
TB1 -[CH-1-4] (Voltage/Current)
1 [NC]
2 [ANALOG IN-] OUT - Voltage or Current Output -
3 [ANALOG IN+] OUT + Voltage or Current Output +
4 [NC] SHIELD

Interface condition:
Signal type Input Signal Range
Voltage signal +/-150mV, +/-500mV, +/-1V, +/-5V, +/-10V, +/-50V
Current signal +/-20mA
4.3.3 Data Acquisition Unit NCT-58 – Digital Signal Converter
When mounting a Digital Signal Converter, connect the serial data line to either ch13 or ch14
of the Data Acquisition Unit. For each Digital Signal Converter, two way communications port
is needed to allow the writing of the setting information or the updating of the software
version.
Connection table:
DAU DSC
Signal Name
Term # Term #
CQD-1913 CDJ-2130
TB302 [ch13]/ TB101 [422]
TB303 [ch14]
12/1 [RX+] 1[TX+] NMEA OUTPUT (Positive)
13/2 [RX-] 2[TX-] NMEA OUTPUT (Negative)
14/3 [TX+] 4[RX+] INPUT FOR SETTING (Positive)
15/4 [TX-] 5[RX-] INPUT FOR SETTING (Negative)
16/5 [GND] 3[GND] GND
Cable Cramp Cable Cramp SHIELD
Cable Specification 4 (pairs) x twist pair x 0.75 mm2,, Shielded
Default interface condition:

Signal type EIA-422/EIA-485
Baud rate 4800 bps
Data bits 8 (d7=0)
Parity None
Start bits 1
Stop bits 1

4.4 Cabling of the Digital Signal Converter NCT-57
The following cables are connected to the Digital Signal Converter (DSC).
1) A data cable between Non voltage Digital Signal Converters and the DSC
2) A serial data cable between the DSC and the DAU
3) Power Supply cable
4.4.1 Digital Signal Converter NCT-57 – Sensors
The Digital Signal Converters are connected to sensors that output dry contact signals.

DSC Sensor
Signal Name
Term # Term #
CQD-1899
TB1 [CH-1 to 16]
1/3/5/7/9/11/13/15/17/19/21/ OUT+ Dry Contact Signal:
23/25/27/29/31 [IN+]
2/4/6/8/10/12/14/16/18/20/22 OUT- Dry Contact Signal:
/24/26/28/30/32 [IN-] [IN-] line is commonly shared by all.

DSC Sensor
Signal Name
Term # Term #
CQD-1899
TB2 [CH-17 to 32]
31/29/27/25/23/21/19/17/15/ OUT+ Dry Contact Signal:
13/11/9/7/5/3/1 [IN+]
32/30/28/26/24/22/20/18/16/ OUT- Dry Contact Signal:
14/12/10/8/6/4/2 [IN-] [IN-] line is commonly shared by all.

DSC Sensor
Signal Name
Term # Term #
CQD-1899
TB3 [CH-33 to 48]
1/3/5/7/9/11/13/15/17/19/21/ OUT+ Dry Contact Signal:
23/25/27/29/31 [IN+]
2/4/6/8/10/12/14/16/18/20/22 OUT- Dry Contact Signal:
/24/26/28/30/32 [IN-] [IN-] line is commonly shared by all.


DSC Sensor
Signal Name
Term # Term #
CQD-1899
TB4 [CH-49 to 64]
31/29/27/25/23/21/19/17/15/ OUT+ Dry Contact Signal:
13/11/9/7/5/3/1 [IN+]
32/30/28/26/24/22/20/18/16/ OUT- Dry Contact Signal:
14/12/10/8/6/4/2 [IN-] [IN-] line is commonly shared by all.

5. ERROR DISPLAY
5.1 Recording Control Unit NDV-132
The errors that are indicated on the Operation Panel Board and the Power Supply Unit are tabulated
along with their causes below. For countermeasures, refer to “6. Trouble Shootings.”
Error (Symptoms) Causes

MEDIA ERROR 1) Failure in the PC CARD
(Unable to access the PC 2) Failure in the MAIN CONTROL BOARD (MCB)
CARD) 3) PC CARD is unloaded over 10 minutes.
4) The BACKUP STOP switch is turned on.
INITIAL ERROR 1) At the start-up of the Recording Control Unit, it is detected that the
(Discrepancies in the system information in the Protective Capsule Unit and that in the
system information are Recording Control Unit are not identical.
detected between the 2) Abnormal wiring between the Recording Control Unit and the
Recording Control Unit Protective Capsule Unit
and the Protective 3) Failure in the DC24V power supply in the Recording Control Unit,
Capsule Unit.) which consequently shuts off the power supply to the Protective Capsule
Unit.
4) Failure in the Protective Capsule Unit
5) Failure in the Hub Unit in the Recording Control Unit.
6) Failure in the Main Control Board (MCB) in the Recording Control
Unit.
MIC ERROR 1) Abnormal response obtained at the start-up of the Recording Control
(The test result of the Unit or in a 12-hour-interval microphone test.
microphones is 2) Some of the Microphone Units are not connected to the regular MIC
abnormal.) INPUT ports of the Recording Control Unit.
3) Abnormal wiring between the Recording Control Unit and some of the
Microphone Units.
4) A microphone is tested in noisy surroundings.
5) Failure in a Microphone Unit.
6) Failure in the Audio Recording Board of the Recording Control Unit.
7) Failure in the DC12V Power Supply Board in the Recording Control
Unit, which consequently shuts off the power supply to the Microphone
Unit.
BER ERROR 1) Failure in the Protective Capsule Unit
(The writing error rate of
the Protective Capsule
Unit is more than 10-8.)
BLACKOUT 1) Power Failure
(Power failure is detected 2) The AC fuse in the Power Supply Unit in the Recoding Control Unit is
during operation) meltdown.
3) The circuit breaker in the Emergency Electricity Distribution Board is
turned off.
4) Abnormal wiring between the Recording Control Unit and the
Emergency Electricity Distribution Board.
5) Failure in the Power Supply Unit in the Recording Control Unit.


CAPSULE ERROR 1) Abnormal wiring between the Recording Control Unit and the
(Abnormality is detected Protective Capsule Unit
in the communication 2) Failure in the DC24V Power Supply Unit in the Recording Control Unit,
between the Protective which consequently shuts off the power supply to the Protective Capsule
Capsule Unit and the Unit.
Recording Control Unit.) 3) Failure in the Protective Capsule Unit
4) Failure in the Hub Unit in the Recording Control Unit
5) Failure in the Main Control Board in the Recording Control Unit
DAU ERROR 1) Abnormal wiring between the Data Acquisition Unit and the Recording
(Abnormality is detected Control Unit.
in the communication 2) Failure in the Hub Unit in the Recording Control Unit.
between the Data 3) Failure in the Data Acquisition Unit.
Acquisition Unit and the 4) Failure in the Main Control Board in the Recording Control Unit.
Recording Control Unit. 5) The set value for the sensor data input interval is shorter than the actual
Besides, abnormal sensor data output interval of some sensors.
data are received from the 6) Abnormal wiring between the Data Acquisition Unit and sensors.
Data Acquisition Unit 7) Outgoing data sentences from some sensors fail to comply with the set
over a specified period of value for incoming data sentences of the Data Acquisition Unit.
time.) 8) The Power Supply Board for the sensors connected to the Data
Acquisition Unit is turned off.
9) Failure in some of the sensors connected to the Data Acquisition Unit
MCB ERROR 1) Abnormal result in the self-test of the Main Control Board
(Abnormality is detected
in the Main Control
Board.)
FGB ERROR 1) Abnormal result in the self-test of the Frame Grabber Board
in the Frame Grabber
Board.)
ARB ERROR 1) Abnormal result in the self-test of the Audio Recording Board
in the Audio Recording
Board.)
FAN ABNORMAL 1) Either or both of the fans in the Power Supply Unit stop
(Either or both of the fans 2) No operational signals are received from the fans in the Power Supply
in the Power Supply Unit Unit.
stop) 3) Abnormal wiring between the fans and the DC/DC Power Supply Board
in the Power Supply Unit
4) Failure in the DC/DC Power Supply Board in the Power Supply Unit

5.2 Data Acquisition Unit NCT-58
The causes of the symptoms indicated in the Data Control Board in the Data Acquisition Unit are
tabulated below. For countermeasures, please refer to “6. Trouble Shootings.”

SYSTEM ERROR 1) Abnormal result in the self-test of the Data Control Board
(Abnormality in the Data
Control Board)
NET ERROR 1) Abnormal wiring between the Data Acquisition Unit and the
(Abnormal communications Recording Control Unit
between the Data 2) Failure in the Hub Unit in the Recording Control Unit
Acquisition Unit and the 3) Failure in the Data Acquisition Unit
Recording Control Unit) 4) Failure in the Main Control Board in the Recording Control Unit
SENSOR INPUT NG 1) The set value for the sensor data input interval of the Data Acquisition
ERROR Unit is shorter than the actual data output interval of some sensors.
(No data are sent from 2) Abnormal wiring between the Data Acquisition Unit and some
sensors to the Data sensors.
Acquisition Unit for the set 3) Outgoing data sentences from some sensors fail to comply with the
period of time.) settings of incoming data sentences of the Data Acquisition Unit.
4) The power supply to sensors connected to the Data Acquisition Unit is
turned off.
5) Failure in sensors connected to the Data Acquisition Unit

6 TROUBLESHOOTING
If the equipment does not function correctly, look into the list below for its symptom. Follow the
instruction for the symptom, for which the cause and the action to be taken are also provided. If the
symptom still persists or the symptom is not listed below, contact our agent or nearest branch, our
sales office, or substation
6.1 Recording Control Unit NDV-132
6.1.1 Power Supply Unit NBL-313
Symptom Causes Actions

POWER SUPPLY No power is supplied from the Check the switchboard.
LED fails to light. switchboard.
The voltage level indicated by the INPUT Turn the knob so that the voltage level
VOLTAGE RANGE SWITCH and the indicated by the INPUT VOLTAGE
input voltage level does not match. RANGE SWITCH coincides with the
input voltage level.
POWER switch is not on. Turn on the POWER switch.
The AC-line fuse is meltdown. Check the AC-line fuse in the Power
Supply Unit. If it is meltdown, replace
it with a spare fuse.
Fault in the Power Supply Unit Contact us.
The BATTERY OP. No power is supplied from the Check the switchboard.
LED lights up. switchboard.
The fuse for the AC power source is Check the fuse for the AC power
meltdown. source and, if it is meltdown, replace it
with a spare fuse.
BATTERY READY The battery cable is disconnected. Check if the battery cable is connected.
LED fails to light.
The fuse for the battery is meltdown. Check the fuse in the middle of the
battery cable. If it is meltdown, replace
it with a spare fuse.
FAN ABN. LED lights The fan is not working. Check the cable that connects the fans
up. and the DC/DC power supply. If there
is no problem, replace the fans.

6.1.2 Data Processor Unit NDL-44

The sounding ALARM The software runs out of control. Reboot the Recording Control Unit.
BUZZER with
continuous sound
cannot be stopped by
pressing the ALARM
ACK switch.
RECORDING LED The Recording Control Unit is off. Check the switchboard.
fails to light. The power is not supplied to the Protective Turn on the Power Supply Unit.
Capsule Unit.
Stop manually the recording of data onto Press the RESTART switch on the
the Protective Capsule Unit. Operation Panel Board and restart the
recording of data.
Faulty wiring between the Recording Check the Connection Box.
Control Unit and the Protective Capsule
Unit
Fault in the Recording Control Unit Reboot the Recording Control Unit and
see if it works normally. If it doesn’t,
Fault in the Protective Capsule Unit
contact us.
The PC CARD LED The BACKUP STOP switch is kept on. Press the EJECT button of the PC
fails to light up. CARD and remove it from the Main
Control Board. Then put it back again.
No PC CARD is loaded. Insert a PC CARD into the PCMCIA
slot of the Main Control Board.
Fault in the PC CARD Press the EJECT button of the PC
CARD and remove it from the Main
Control Board. Then put it back again.
contact us.


INITIAL ERROR Mismatching in the information between Connect the maintenance PC to the
LED lights up the Recording Control Unit and the Recording Control Unit, and check the
Protective Capsule Unit system information, using the
maintenance software. If necessary,
change the setting.
Faulty wiring between the Recording Check the Connection Box.
Control Unit and the Protective Capsule
Unit
Failure in the Hub Unit Check if the LED of the Hub Unit
lights.
Failure in the Main Control Board Check if the LED of the LAN
connector of the Main Control Board
lights.
contact us.
The CAPSULE Faulty wiring between the Recording Check the Connection Box.
ERROR LED lights Control Unit and the Protective Capsule
up. Unit
Failure in the Hub Unit Check if the LED of the LAN
connector of the Hub Unit lights.
lights.
Fault in the Recording Control Unit Reboot the Recording Control Unit,
and see if the symptom persists. If so,
contact us.
The BER ERROR Fault in recording the data in the The BER error may occur temporarily.
LED lights up. Protective Capsule Unit
But the error usually is canceled after
less than 2 days automatically.
If the error is not canceled after 2 days,
contact us.


The DAU ERROR Fault in sensors Check if the NG LEDs of the SENSOR
LED lights up. INPUT MONITOR LEDs in the Data
Control Board of the Data Acquisition
Unit is on. If they are on, check the
sensors connected to the relevant
channels.
Faulty wiring between the Recording Check the wiring between the
Control Unit and the Data Acquisition Unit Recording Control Unit and the Data
Acquisition Unit.
Faulty setting for the ports of the Data Connect the maintenance PC to the
Acquisition Unit Data Acquisition Unit, and check the
setting of every input port and input
data. If necessary, change the setting.
Failure in the Hub Unit Check the LED of the Hub Unit of the
Recording Control Unit.
Failure in the Data Control Board Check the LED of the LAN connector
of the Data Control Board of the Data
Acquisition Unit.
of the Recording Control Unit.
the Data Acquisition Unit. See if the
Fault in the Data Acquisition Unit
symptom persists. If so, contact us.
The MIC ERROR Fault in the Audio Recording Board Check the wiring between the
LED lights up. Microphone Unit and the Recording
Fault in the Microphone Unit
Control Unit.
Alarm sounds due to a large noise. Reboot the Recording Control Unit in
such an environment where there is no
large noise nearby.
The BLACKOUT Power failure Check the power supply in the
LED lights up. Recording Control Unit.
No power is supplied from the Check the switchboard.
switchboard.
The fuse for the AC power source is Check the fuse for the AC power
meltdown. source and, if it is meltdown, replace it
with a spare fuse.
The MCB LED lights Fault in the Main Control Board Reboot the Recording Control Unit,
up. and see if the symptom persists. If so,
contact us.
The ARB LED lights Fault in the Audio Recording Board Reboot the Recording Control Unit,
contact us.


The FGB LED lights Fault in the Frame Grabber Board Reboot the Recording Control Unit,
contact us.
6.2 Data Acquisition Unit NCT-58

RUN LED fails to No power is supplied from the Check the switchboard.
light. switchboard.
POWER switch is not on. Turn on the POWER switch.
Faulty wiring of the Power Supply. Check the wiring of the Power Supply.
Fault in the Data Acquisition Unit Reboot the Data Acquisition Unit, and
see if the symptom persists. If so,
contact us.
NET ERROR LED Faulty wiring between the Data Check the wiring between the Data
lights up. Acquisition Unit and the Recording Acquisition Unit and the Recording
Control Unit Control Unit.
Failure in the Hub Unit Check the LED of the Hub Unit of the
Recording Control Unit.
Failure in the Data Control Board Check the LED of the LAN connector
of the Data Control Board of the Data
Acquisition Unit.
of the Recording Control Unit.
the Data Acquisition Unit, and see if
Fault in the Data Acquisition Unit
the symptom persists. If so, contact us.
SYSTEM ERROR Fault in the Data Acquisition Unit Reboot the Data Acquisition Unit, and
LED lights up. see if the symptom persists. If so,
contact us.
SENSOR INPUT The Sensor Connection Switches are off. Turn on the Sensor Connection Switch
MONITOR LED fails for every channel that is connected
to light. with a normal sensor.
NG LEDs of SENSOR Faulty wiring Check the wiring between the Data
INPUT MONITOR Acquisition and the sensors.
LEDs light up.
Faulty setting for the ports of the Data Connect the maintenance PC to the
Acquisition Unit Data Acquisition Unit, and check the
setting of every input port and input
data. If necessary, change the setting.
Fault in sensor(s) Check the sensor(s) connected to the
relevant port(s).

7 MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTIONS

7.1 LED Display of LAN Connector
An LED is incorporated into every LAN connector to display the status. The units equipped with
the LAN connector are:
1) HUB Unit of the Recording Control Unit
2) Main Control Board of the Recording Control Unit
3) Frame Grabber Board of the Recording Control Unit
4) Data Control Board of the Data Acquisition Unit
The lighting specifications of the LEDs other than that of the Frame Grabber Board:
LED Name Lighting Specifications
LINK LED Lights when the LINK is established
(Green) Lights continuously in normal operation
Check the wiring and the power source when it is off.
ACTIVE LED Lights at the time of receiving or sending data.
(Yellow) Blinks in normal operation
The lighting specifications of the LEDs of the Frame Grabber Board:

LED Name Lighting Specifications
LINK LED Lights green when the LINK is established on 100BASE-TX.
(Green/Orange) Lights orange when the LINK is established on 10BASE-T.
(Be careful that, when it is dim, an orange light may look as if it is off.)
Lights green continuously in normal operation.
Check the wiring and the power source when it is off.
ACTIVE LED Lights at the time of receiving or sending data.
(Yellow) Blinks in normal operation
7.1.1 Recording Control Unit NDV-132
1) LED Display of the LAN connector of the Main Control Board
ACTIVE LED (YELLOW)
LINK LED (GREEN)
FIG. 7-1: LAN Connector of the Main Control Board

2) LED Display of the LAN connector of the Frame Grabber Board
LINK LED (GREEN / ORANGE)
ACTIVE LED (YELLOW)
FIG. 7-2: LAN Connector of the Frame Grabber Board
3) LED Display of the HUB Unit
ACTIVE LED (YELLOW) LINK LED (GREEN)
FIG. 7-3: LAN Connector of the Hub Unit
7.1.2 Data Acquisition Unit NCT-58
1) LED Display of the LAN connector of the Data Control Board
LINK LED (GREEN) ACTIVE LED (YELLOW)
FIG. 7-4: LAN Connector of the Data Control Board

7.2 How to replace the fans
If a fan alarm buzzer of the Power Supply unit (NBL-313) sounds, replace the fans with spare ones.
1) Turn off the Power Supply Unit of the Recording Control Unit.
2) Turn off the circuit breaker of the electricity distribution board, to which the Recording Control
Unit is connected.
3) Remove the power input connector, J201, which is mounted below the center of the Power
Supply Unit.
4) Undo the 4 fastening screws of the Power Supply Unit (see Fig. 7-5).
5) Pull out about the one-third of the Power Supply Unit.
6) Remove the power output connector, J302, mounted on the forehand and right upper side of the
Power Supply Unit.
7) Pull the Power Supply Unit out of the Recording Control Unit slowly. (The Power Supply unit
weighs about 10kg. Hold the bottom, instead of holding its sides, to draw it out completely. It
does not have a stopper, so pull it out slowly and carefully.)
8) Remove the 2 fan connectors, J308 and J309, in the right back of the Power Supply Unit.
9) Pull each of the fan cables out of the cable holes.
10) For each fan, undo the 8 fastening crews.
11) In the reverse way, mount new fans on the Power Supply Unit, and put the Power Supply Unit
into the Recording Control Unit.
12) Be careful that direction of both fans are outward.
Fan connectors: J308、J309

(No indications of the connectors on them)
Power Output Connector, J302
Power Input Connector, J201
Directions of the rotation of the two fans

FIG. 7-5: Fans in the Power Supply Unit

7.3 How to replace the battery
Never use to short-circuit between the + and – pins, non-specified applications, disassemble,
modify, destroy, into fire, heat, and after the expiry date.
Above conditions cause leakage, heat generation, fire, explosion, destruction, or heat injury.

The battery contains dilute sulfuric acid. When the liquid leakage of the battery had a direct
contact with your clothes or skin, wash it off with clean water. When the liquid is entered in
your eye, wash the eye with clean water immediately and seek a doctor’s advice.
When to replace the battery is written in the label on the panel of the Power Supply Unit. Replace
the battery before its life expires. The procedures to replace it are:
1) Turn off the Power Supply unit of the Recording Control Unit.
2) Turn off the circuit breaker of the electricity distribution board to which the Recording Control
Unit is connected.
3) Remove the power input connector, J201, which is mounted below the center of the Power
Supply Unit.
4) Undo the 4 fastening screws of the Power Supply Unit (see Fig. 7-6).

5) Pull out about the one-third of the Power Supply Unit.

6) Remove the power output connector, J302, mounted on the forehand and right upper side of
the Power Supply Unit.
7) Pull the Power Supply Unit out of the Recording Control Unit slowly. (The Power Supply unit
weighs about 10kg. Hold the bottom, instead of holding its sides, to draw it out completely. It
does not have a stopper, so pull it out slowly and carefully.)
8) Remove the battery connector, J303.
9) Remove the connector for measuring the temperature of the battery, J304.
10) Undo the 2 screws for fastening the battery anchor on the left hand side of the Power Supply
Unit.
11) Remove the battery anchor.
12) Remove the battery. (Watch out! The battery weighs about 6kg.)
13) Mount a new battery.
14) Replace the labels on the battery and on the panel of the Power Supply Unit with the new ones
that come with the new battery..
15) In the reverse way, place the connector, and fasten the battery in the Power Supply Unit.
16) Put the Power Supply Unit in the Recording Control Unit.
Battery Anchor
Battery
Battery connector J303
Connector for measuring

the temperature of the battery, J304
Power Input Connector, J201
Power Output Connector, J302
FIG. 7-6: Battery in the Power Supply Unit

8 CONNECTION BLOCK DIAGRAMS

8.1 System Diagram
External deck above bridge

(Compass Dk)
Microphones VHF Audio

(W/H: Ceiling)
RADAR
Protective JMA-9833-SA Bridge
Capsule (JRC)
NDH-288B
LAN POWER External Alarm Unit
RADAR System NCG-150
JRC supply 3m
W/H Surv. Console

W/H Navi. Console
W/H Mand. Console
Radio Space
Chart Space
JRC supply 3m [TB901]
(attached to capsule) (attached to capsule)
2
3
[TB1] [TB1]
Mic-1
Mic-4
Mic-7
NVT-156
JHS-32B VHF Telephone No.1
JHS-32B VHF Telephone No.2
NQE-3149
R
G
B
H synch
V synch
Connection Box
[TB1] [TB1]
* MPYCS-12
JRC supply: H-7ZCAF0200
3C-2V
3C-2V
3C-2V
3C-2V
3C-2V
* TTYCS-1
* TTYCS-1
Ethernet cable *DPYCY-2.5
* TTYCS-1Q
* TTYCS-1Q
* TTYCS-1Q
* TTYCS-1Q
* TTYCS-1Q
(Sheiled Twist-Pair cable) DC24V
30m
[TB1001] [TB402] [TB402] [TB402] [J101] [J103] [J105] [J1006] [J1008] [J1010] [J1012] [J1014] [J1015] [J1017] [TB402] [TB402] [TB401]
[J102] [J104] [J1007] [J1009] [J1011] [J1013] [J1016]
CAPSULE HVR SELECT NMEA ERROR ALARM EXT ALARM
RADAR input Bridge Audio in VHF Audio in
Recording Control Unit: NDV-132

DAU1
AC OUT AC IN
[TB1001]
E [TB102] [TB101]
*Ethernet cable *1t x 25

(Sheiled Twist-Pair cable)
Max. 30m
[TB304] Data Acquisition Unit: NCT-58 [TB305] Analog Input (option)

LAN [TB301] [TB302] [TB303] [TB1] [TB2] [TB3] [TB4] AC IN
[RS-232C] [RS-232C]
[ch1] [ch2] [ch3] [ch4] [ch5] [ch6] [ch7] [ch8] [ch9] [ch10] [ch11] [ch12] [ch13] [ch14] [ch15] [ch16] [ch15] [ch16] [ch1] [ch2] [ch3] [ch4] E [TB401]
*0.5t x 25
* TTYCS-1Q
* TTYCS-1
* TTYCS-1
* TTYCS-1
* TTYCS-1
* TTYCS-1
* TTYCS-1
* TTYCS-1
Digital Signal Converter:
NCT-57
[ch1-5] [ch6-10] [ch11] [ch12] E [TB101]
*DPYC-2.5 AC220V 60Hz 1 phase
*0.5t x 25
*DPYC-2.5 AC220V 60Hz 1 phase
Auto-pilot(Yard)
Speed Log (Yard)
Anemometer (Yard)
* MPYC-2
* MPYC-2
Gyro Compass (Yard)

* MPYC-12
* MPYC-12
DGPS (JLR-7700MKII: JRC)
Echo Sounder (JFE-582: JRC)

Alarm Monitoring System (Yard)
AC Distributor
Auto-pilot (Yard)
P.A Main Unit (Yard)
Emergency AC Power Switchboard

No.1 S/G Alarm Panel (Yard) [Emergency Generator Room]
No.2 S/G Alarm Panel (Yard)
*: yard supply
*: Yard supply cables
JCY-1700 VOYAGE DATA RECORDER: CONNECTION DIAGRAM

8.2 Interconnection Wiring Diagrams

8.2.1 NDV-132 Recording Control Unit – Page 1 -
DATA ACQUISITION UNIT: NCT-58

TB304 / LAN(Pin No. 1-5)
TB304 / LAN
TXP
RXN
RXP
TXN
FG
1 2 3 4 5
Orange
White/Green
Green
White/Orange
5 4 3 2
CONNECTION BOX: NQE-3149 / TB1

CONNECTION BOX: NQE-3149 / TB1
TB1
11 12 13 14 15
TB1
1 1 2 3
White/Green
Green
White/Orange
Orange
5 4 3 2
3
2
1
(4m)
(15m)
cable with waterproof
JRC supply: H-7ZCNA0483
Ethernet shield twist pair

*DPYCYS-2.5
Ethernet shield twist pair cable

CABLE CLAMP
CABLE CLAMP
CABLE CLAMP
Shield wire Shield wire
Shield wire
3
1 2
White
/Orange
White
/Green
Orange
White
/Orange
Green
White
/Green
Orange
Green
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
TB1001 TB402 TB404
TB403 TB401
A
C
B
A
C
B
PI1+
PI1-
PI2+
PI2-
PI3+
PI3-
RX+
RX-
24V
TX+
TX-
GND
GND
TXP
TXP
TXP
TXP
RXP
RXP
RXP
RXP
TXN
TXN
TXN
TXN
RXN
RXN
RXN
RXN
GND
ACK-
ERR-
BUZ-
+12V
REC-
ACK+
ERR+
BUZ+
REC+
PWR+
PWR-
SHIELD
SHIELD
SHIELD
SHIELD
CAPSULE DAU1 DAU2 SPARE ERROR ALARM SELECT NMEA HVR
External Alarm Unit
CQD-1910: JUNCTION BOARD CQD-1911: MOTHER BOARD
RECORDING CONTROL UNIT NDV-132
*:yard supply cables
RECORDING CONTROL UNIT (NDV-132): INTERCONNECTION WIRING (1/2)

8.2.2 NDV-132 Recording Control Unit – Page 2 -
No.2 Microphone Unit:

NVT-156
W/H Navi. Console
NVT-156
Radio Space
TB101 TB101
MIC SPKR MIC SPKR
+ - s + - + - s + -
1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5
JHS-32B
VHF Telephone
No.1
JMA-9833-SA
(JRC)

NVT-156
W/H Surv. Console
NVT-156
W/H Mand. Console
NVT-156
Chart Space
RADAR Display JHS-32B
VHF Telephone
RGB Video output TB101 TB101 TB101 No.2
MIC SPKR MIC SPKR MIC SPKR
R G B HS VS
+ - s + - + - s + - + - s + -
1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5
3C-2V
3C-2V
3C-2V
3C-2V
3C-2V
* TTYCS-1
* TTYCS-1
BNC Connector
* TTYCS-1Q
* TTYCS-1Q
* TTYCS-1Q
* TTYCS-1Q
* TTYCS-1Q
JRC supply: BNCP-3
R G B HS VS
J101 J102 J103 J104 J105
1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 1 2 3 1 2 3
RADAR
H
C
H
C
H
C
H
C
H
C
H
C
H
C
H
C
H
C
H
C
H
C
H
C
H
C
H
C
H
C
H
C
H
C
H
C
H
C
H
C
H
C
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
Shield
Shield
Shield
MIC1 SPK1 MIC2 SPK2 MIC3 SPK3 MIC4 SPK4 MIC5 SPK5 MIC6 SPK6 MIC7 SPK7 MIC8 SPK8 MIC9 SPK9 J1016
J1015 J1017
J1006 J1007 J1008 J1009 J1010 J1011 J1012 J1013 J1014 VHF-1 VHF-2 VHF-3
MIC-2 MIC-3 MIC-4 MIC-5 MIC-6 MIC-7 MIC-8 MIC-9
MIC-1
CQD-1910: JUNCTION BOARD
RECORDING CONTROL UNIT NDV-132

AC OUT AC IN
TB102 U V E TB101 U V E E
3 3 *1t x 25
1 1
2 2
* DPYC-2.5
* DPYC-2.5
EMERGENCY
2 AC POWER
1 SWITCHBOARD
- NOTE - 3
(AC Distributor)
The number seal is stuck on each microphone.
AC220V 60Hz
This number means the position of the microphone recorded by VDR.
Please attach a microphone according to the number of this drawing for installation. U V E
TB401
AC IN
Data Acquisition Unit:
NCT-58
AC IN TB401
*:yard supply cables
RECORDING CONTROL UNIT (NDV-132): INTERCONNECTION WIRING (2/2)

8.2.3 NCT-58 Data Acquisition Unit
Anemometer Alarm Auto-pilot

Monitoring TB1001 / DAU-1
Recording Control Unit:

NDV-132
TB1001/DAU-1 (No.6-10)
System
(Yard) (Yard)
(Yard)
Shield
RXN
TXN
TXP
RXP
6 7 8 9 10
Echo Sounder Speed Log Gyro Compass DGPS Digital Signal 5

Converter
Orange
White/Orange
Green
White/Green
JFE-582 JLR-7700MKII
(JRC) (Yard) (Yard) (JRC) NCT-57 2 1 4 3
(JRC)
(Max. 30m)
* Category-5
* TTYCS-1Q
* TTYCS-1
* TTYCS-1
* TTYCS-1
* TTYCS-1
* TTYCS-1
* TTYCS-1
* TTYCS-1
CABLE CLAMP
CABLE CLAMP
CABLE CLAMP
CABLE CLAMP
CABLE CLAMP
CABLE CLAMP
CABLE CLAMP
CABLE CLAMP
CABLE CLAMP
Ethernet shield twist pair cable
Shield wire
Shield wire Shield wire Shield wire Shield wire
White/Green
Green
White/Orange
Orange
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 1 2 3 4 5 6 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
TB301 TB302 TB304 TB303
FG
TX-
TX-
TX-
TX-
TX-
RX-
RX-
RX-
RX-
RX-
RX-
RX-
RX-
RX-
RX-
RX-
RX-
RX-
RX-
RX-
RX-
TX+
RX+
TX+
TX+
TX+
TX+
RX+
RX+
RX+
RX+
RX+
RX+
RX+
RX+
RX+
RX+
RX+
RX+
RX+
RX+
TXN
RX+
TXP
RXP
RXN
GND
GND
GND
GND
GND
CH1 CH2 CH3 CH4 CH5 CH6 CH7 CH8 CH9 CH10 CH11 CH12 CH13 LAN CH14 CH15 CH16
JUNCTION BOARD CQD-1913
AC IN
DATA ACQUISITION UNIT NCT-58

TB401 U V E E
3 *0.5t x 25
1
2
Recording Control Unit:

NDV-132
AC OUT TB102
1
* DPYC-2.5
U
2
V
E 3
AC OUT
*:yard supply cable

TB102
DATA ACQUISITION UNIT (NCT-58): INTERCONNECTION WIRING

8.2.4 NQE-3149 Connection Box
PROTECTIVE
protective cupsule unit CAPSULE UNIT
manufactured by L-3 NDH-288A/B
HVR00-004-00/
HVR01-004-00
(3m)
(3m)
Red Cable
for Ethernet
Black Cable
for POWER Supply

Acceptable Cable Diameter Acceptable Cable Diameter
Cable attached with HVR

Cable attached with HVR
5.0mm - 11.0mm 5.0mm - 11.0mm
CONNECTION BOX
red
blue
black
COLOR
green
white
orange
white/black
red/black
green/black
white/green
green
white/orange
orange
NQE-3149
green/black
orange
red/black
green
white/orange
red
blue
green
black
white
orange
white/black
white/green
TX-
RX-
TX+
RX+
SHIELD
SHIELD
AC GND
DC GND
+24V DC
AC POWER
AC POWER
AC SELECT
AC SELECT
AC SELECT
AC SELECT
TB1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15
3 1
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
1 2 5 4 3 2
POWER ETHERNET
Acceptable Cable Diameter Acceptable Cable Diameter

10.0mm - 20.0mm 10.0mm - 20.0mm
(15m)
* DPYCYS-2.5
CABLE CLAMP
Ethernet shield twist pair cable with waterproof
CQD-1910/
TB404 TB1001
1 2 1 2 3 4 5
INSIDE of NDV-132
TXP
TXN
24V
RXP
RXN
GND
Shield
HVR
CAPSULE
*:yard supply cable
CONNECTION BOX (NQE-3149): INTERCONNECTION WIRING

8.2.5 NVT-156 Microphone Unit
MICROPHONE ALLOCATION
MICROPHONE CONNCTION of NDV-132
No. LOCATION
MICROPHONE UNIT connector
NVT-156 1 W/H Port side J1006
2 W/H Center side J1007
MIC SPKR 3 W/H Stbd side J1008

TB101 + - s + - 4 GMDSS space J1009
1 2 3 4 5 5 (None Connected) J1010
6 (None Connected) J1011
7 Chart space J1012
3
1 2 4 5 9 (None Connected) J1014
* TTYCS-1Q
1 2 3 4 5
H
C
H
C
J1006 - J1014
GND
MIC MIC SPK
INSIDE of NDV-132
*:yard supply cable
MICROPHONE UNIT (NVT-156): INTERCONNECTION WIRING

8.2.6 VHF Line Connection
VHF RADIO TELEPHONE

JHS-32B (JRC)
VHF RADIO TELEPHONE ALLOCATION
VHF TELEPHONE CONNCTION of NDV-132
LOCATION
No. Connector
EXT SP 1 J1015
(600-ohm unballance) 2 J1016
+
-
TB3 8 9
1 2
* TTYCS-1
1 2 3
H
C
J1015 - J1017
VHF IN
Shield
INSIDE of NDV-132
*:yard supply cable
VHF RADIO TELEPHONE INTERCONNECTION WIRING

Japan Radio Co., Ltd.
TB1
* MPYC-12
CH1
No.1 S/G Alarm Panel:

1
CH1(+) No Voltage
2
CH1(-)
CH2

3
CH2(+) Over Load

4
CH2(-)
CH3

5
CH3(+) Phase Fail

(Yard)
CH3(-)
CH4

7
CH4(+) Hyd. Fluid Level Low

No.1 S/G Alarm Panel
CH4(-)
CH5

CH5(+) Control Power Fail
CH5(-)
8.2.7 NCT-57 Digital Signal Converter – Page 1 -
CH6
* MPYC-12 No.2 S/G Alarm Panel:

CH6(+) No Voltage
CH6(-)
CH7

CH7(+) Over Load
CH7(-)
CH8
DIGITAL SIGNAL CONVERTER: NCT-57

CH8(+)
Phase Fail
(Yard)
note:
CH8(-)
CH9

CH9(+)
INPUT
Hyd. Fluid Level Low

No.2 S/G Alarm Panel
CH9(-)
CH10

CH10(+) Control Power Fail
CH10(-)
CH11
* MPYC-2 Auto-pilot Power Fail Auto-pilot

CH11(+) (Yard)
CH11(-)
CH12
* MPYC-2 P.A Main Unit (E/E/R)

CH12(+) P.A Main Unit
[Gen./Gen. Em'cy alarm] (Yard)
CH12(-)
CH13(+)
CH13(-)
Each CH's(-) terminal on Junction Board is common line. (Negative common)
CH14(+)
CH14(-)
CH15(+)
CH15(-)
CH16(+)
CH16(-)
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32
Shield wire
TB2
CABLE CRAMP
CH17(+)
60
2
CH17(-)
3
CH18(+)
4
CH18(-)
5
CH19(+)
6
CH19(-)
7
CH20(+)
8
CH20(-)
CH21(+)
CH21(-)
CH22(+)
CH22(-)
CH23(+)
CH23(-)
CH24(+)
CH24(-)
CH25(+)
INPUT CH25(-)
CH26(+)
CH26(-)
CH27(+)
CH27(-)
CH28(+)
CH28(-)
CH29(+)
CH29(-)
TB101
CH30(+)
1
U
* DPYC-2.5 CH30(-)
2
V
CH31(+)
AC IN
3
E
CH31(-)
AC POWER
AC220V 60Hz
EMERGENCY
(AC Distributor)
SWITCHBORD
CH32(+)
CH32(-)
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32
*0.5t x 25
DIGITAL SIGNAL CONVERTER (NCT-57): INTERCONNECTION WIRING (1/2)

*:yard supply cable
Japan Radio Co., Ltd.
TB3
1
CH33(+)
2
CH33(-)
3
CH34(+)
4
CH34(-)
5
CH35(+)
6
CH35(-)
7
CH36(+)
8
CH36(-)
CH37(+)
8.2.8 NCT-57 Digital Signal Converter – Page-2 -
CH37(-)
CH38(+)
CH38(-)
CH39(+)
CH39(-)
DIGITAL SIGNAL CONVERTER: NCT-57
CH40(+)
CH40(-)
CH41(+)
INPUT
CH41(-)
CH42(+)
CH42(-)
CH43(+)
CH43(-)
CH44(+)
CH44(-)
CH45(+)
CH45(-)
CH46(+)
CH46(-)
CH47(+)
CH47(-)
CH48(+)
CH48(-)
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32
TB4
1
CH49(+)
61
2
CH49(-)
3
CH50(+)
4
CH50(-)
5
CH51(+)
6
CH51(-)
7
CH52(+)
8
CH52(-)
CH53(+)
CH53(-)
CH54(+)
CH54(-)
CH55(+)
CH55(-)
CH56(+)
CH56(-)
CH57(+)
INPUT
CH57(-)
CH58(+)
CH58(-)
CH59(+)
CH59(-)
CH60(+)
CH60(-)
CH61(+)
CH61(-)
CH62(+)
CH62(-)
CH63(+)
CH63(-)
CH64(+)
CH64(-)
9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32
1
TX+
1
DATA ACQUISITION UNIT:
2
TX-
2
NCT-58
1
TB302 / CH13 (No.1-4)
3
GND
CDJ-2130
RX+
RX-
4
RX+
3
2 4
* TTYCS-1Q TX+
5
12 34
RX-
DIGITAL SIGNAL CONVERTER (NCT-57): INTERCONNECTION WIRING (2/2)

TX-
4
5
TB302 / CH13
6
GND
*:yard supply cable

CONTROL BOARD
CABLE CRAMP
Shield wire
8.2.9 NCG-150 External Alarm Unit
+12V
GND
PWR+
PWR-
REC+
REC-
ERR+
ERR-
BUZ+
BUZ-
ACK+
ACK-
EXTERNAL ALARM TB901 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
UNIT
NCG-150
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
* MPYCS-12
CQD-1911/
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 TB401
INSIDE of NDV-132
GND
BUZ-
+12V
ACK-
REC-
ERR-
BUZ+
ACK+
REC+
ERR+
PWR-
PWR+
*:yard supply cable
External Alarm Unit
EXTERNAL ALARM UNIT (NCG-150): INTERCONNECTION WIRING

9 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM (CIRCUIT DIAGRAM)

9.1 NDV-132 Recording Control Unit
External Operation panel Board

CCK-885
POWER RECORDING ERROR
W103
DIMMER ACK
7ZCJD0170A DC Power in HUB Unit
(2)
(2)
W105
J408
J1401
7ZCJD0168 CMH-1937
(14)
(14)
J901
J406
PIO I/F
PIO I/F
J1402
Operation Panel Board (OPB)

CCK-886
(Ethernet 10Mbps)
ERROR
J501
BATTERY W109-W112 Maintenance PC
J401 (64)
Thermo- >LAN
POWER　SUPPLY　UNIT　(NBL-313)
Sensor
PC CARD
MEDIA
INITIAL
BER
BLACKOUT
CAPSULE
DAU
MCB
ARB
FUNCTION
RESTART
REC STOP
BACKUP STOP
MIC
FGB
RECORDING
Z201 >RS-232C
7ZBJD0001A CHG-204
FUSE +24V　8Ah
(2) (RS-232C 38.4Kbps) J1001 J1002 J1003 J1004

Mother Board
J303 W204 External Ethernet
CQD-1911 J603
7ZCJD0197 W205 Ethernet I/F >Capsule
7ZCJD0165A D-SUB9
W107 >DAU1
(COM)
Z202 >DAU2(option)
7JTJD0008 >Option
J602
7ZBJD0004A (4) Main Control Board (MCB)
J304 CDJ-2142 TB1001
J601
PANEL
BATT Thrm.
J402 (64)
Junction Board CQD-1910
Sensor POWER
(3)
J308
J604
BATTERY READY
Backup
PCMCIA
TB1015 TB1016 TB1017 VHF x 3
Media Card
BATTERY
DC/DC Power
FAN
OPERATION TB1006 TB1007 TB1008 Audio
(10)
Z203
J302
Supply Board FAN ALARM Audio I/F
Z101 >Mic unit up to 9
7ZBJD0004A CBM-143
TB1009 TB1010 TB1011 >VHF up to 3
DC Power out
MIC x 9
TB1012 TB1013 TB1014
(3)
DC/DC1
J309
Audio Recording Board (ARB)
DC/DC2 J1005
(6)
(3)
CHA-372 SCSI type
J307
J306
DC/DC3 W104
(50)
7ZCJD0169A
(10)
J407
W301 PS2,3,4 TB307
(50)
J702
7ZCJD0171A TB306 W302 W102
J701
DC Power in
SCSI type
7ZCJD0172A 7ZCJD0167A
SW
J403 (64)
J305 J301
(8) (2)
W203
POWER 7ZCJD166A
SUPPLY PS201
W108
AC/DC Power Supply Board J802
UNIT K201
Latching-
J101
Relay NJD-7734 Frame Grabber Board (FGB)
(NBL-313) CKA-129
W105 J102
W202
J801
7ZCJD0164
7ZCJD0202 RADAR
J404 (64)
J350 J103
(15)
D-SUB15
J803
(3) R,G,B,Vs,Hs
RGB Output
D-SUB15
RGB Input
J104
FS201 J804
W201
POWER SW 7ZCJD0163A J105
FUSE
S201 W5 TEST SW
J201 W3,W4
FS202 S202
W101 J106
J405 (64)
7ZCJD0200
RS-422
>GPS data in
POWER POWER
>VDR error out
TERMINAL TERMINAL
POWER IN
AC85～132V
or External Alarm Panel
AC170～265V
W2 DRY CONTACT IN/OUT RS-422 EXT ALARM PANEL
W1 TB101 TB102
POWER OUT
ERROR
ALARM
GPS
-SL
RADAR
-SL
SLCT3
GPS IN
VDR
OUT
AC Power out HVR DC Dry contact
AC85～132V
or >External error lamp out
Rx+
Rx-
Tx+
Tx-
SG
GND
AC170～265V >External alarm buzzer out
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
>GPS select signal in

>Radar select signal in
TB402 TB401
7JTJD0007A 7JTJD0005
POWER OUT
for Capsule
DC24V
Recording Control Unit (NDV-132)
Recording Control Unit (NDV-132) Connection Diagram

9.2 NCT-58 Data Acquisition Unit
A/D Unit (option)
A1
6BP04-2
HC1 HC2 HC3 HC4
(25)
D-SUB25
(FEMALE)
TB21
TB1 TB2 TB3 TB4
ANALOG 1-4
W103
7ZCJD0174
(OPTION)
W104
(2)
J303
W101
(9) TB305
1 SD RCU (Ethernet)
TB304 J305 CH15 2 RD
3 GND
1 TXP
Data Control Board 2 TXN D-SUB9 (MALE) 7JTJD0010
LAN 3 RXP (RS-232C)
CDJ-2143 4 RXN
5 Shield TB306
1 SD
2 RD
J202 J304 7JTJD0006 J306 CH16 3 GND
D-SUB9 (MALE) 7JTJD0010
TB301 TB302 TB303

PANEL CH1 CH9
CH14 1 Rx+
1 RS422 Rx+ CH1 1 Rx+
CH2 CH10 RS422 CH9 2 Rx-
2 Rx- 2 Rx-
OK 3 RS422 Tx+ CH14
3 Rx+ 3 Rx+
RS422 CH2 RS422 CH10 4 Tx- SENSOR 1-16
4 Rx- 4 Rx-
NG CH3 CH11 5 GND
5 Rx+ 5 Rx+
RS422 CH3 RS422 CH11 6 Rx+
6 Rx- 6 Rx-
7 Rx-
7 Rx+ 7 Rx+
RS422 CH4 8 RS422 Tx+ CH15
NET
RUN
CH4 8 Rx- 8 Rx-
STS1
STS0
CH15 9 Tx-
9 Rx+ 9 RS422 Tx+ CH12
RS422 CH5 10 SG
10 Rx- 10 Tx-
(96)
CH12 11 Rx+
J201
J301
11 Rx+ 11
CH01
CH02
CH03
CH04
CH05
CH06
CH07
CH08
CH09
CH10
CH11
CH12
CH13
CH14
CH15
CH16
GND
SYSTEM
CH5 RS422 CH6 12 Rx-
12 Rx- 12 Rx+
13 RS422 Tx+ CH16
13 Rx+ 13 Rx-
RS422 CH7 14 Tx-
SENSOR 14 Rx- 14 RS422 Tx+ CH13
CH6 15 GND
15 Rx+ 15 Tx-
RS422 CH8 16 (BLANK)
16 Rx- 16 GND
ON CH7 CH16
Set-up to each sensor input ports CH13
OFF CH8
1 8 9 16 7JTJD0009 7JTJD0009 7JTJD0009
ON
Set-up to maintenance
OFF MAINTENANCE
CONFIG
1 8 Junction Board
J307
CQD-1913
D-SUB9 (FEMALE)
(RS-232C)
J302
(4)
Maintenance PC
W102
Filter Board Power Supply Board 7ZCJD0173
CBJ-131 AES10-5
(3)
U
POWER OUT
(4)
POWER IN DC+5V
(1A)
B3P5-VH(JST)
AC85～132V
V
O I
TB401
or
B4B-XH-A (JST)
AC170～265V Over Voltage Protection
E
AC Line Filter Board
Data Acquisition Unit (NCT-58)
Data Acquisition Unit (NCT-58) Connection Diagram

9.3 NVT-156 Microphone Unit
MIC101
EM-100
MIC+
RED W1　
MIC AMP Board
MIC IBUKI-MIC-P1-1
WHITE TB101 1
MIC-
MIC+ H
CN2 MIC- C TTYCS-1Q
W3　
CN1 GND
E RCU
SP+ H
CN3 SP- C
5
SP+
RED WAGO 264 series
W2　
WHITE
SP-
SP101
S23G01K-5
Microphone Unit (NVT-156)
Microphone Unit (NVT-156) Connection Diagram

9.4 NVT-157 Waterproof Microphone Unit (Option)
MIC101
EM-68B
MIC+
RED W1　
MIC AMP Board
MIC IBUKI-MIC-P1-2
WHITE TB101 1
MIC- TTYCYS-1Q
MIC+ H
CN2 MIC- C
W3　
CN1 GND
E RCU
SP+ H
CN3 SP- C
5
SP+
RED
W2　
WAGO 264 series
WHITE
SP-
SP101
S23G01K-5
Waterproof Microphone Unit (NVT-157)
Waterproof Microphone Unit (NVT-157) Connection Diagram

9.5 NCT-57 Digital Signal Converter (Option)
Dry Contact Input Board　CQD-1899 Dry Contact Control Board

　CDJ-2130
J2 W101 H-7ZCJD0189 J102
+5V TB101
+12V
a H-7JTAF0040
c 1 TX+
b
Dry Contact Input 2 TXｰ Data Output Port
Ｋ c NMEA0183
3 G
TB
to DAU
Dru Contact Input x 64 HIF3BA-34PA-2.54DS P202 P102 HIF3BA-34PA-2.54DS 4 RX+
N.C. ×64
HIF3BA-34D- HIF3BA-34D- 5 RX-
or
2R54DS 2R54DS 6 G
N.O. +12V GND
TB1 H-7JTAF0029
CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH J101
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
TB1,TB3 SIGNAL TABLE TB2,TB4 SIGNAL TABLE RDED-9S-LNAｰ4ｰ40(05)
1 CH1_A 17 CH9_A 1 CH32_B 17 CH24_B 1 16
2 CH1_B 18 CH9_B 2 CH32_A 18 CH24_A 32
3 CH2_A 3 CH31_B
17
19 CH10_A 19 CH23_B
4 CH2_B 20 CH10_B 4 CH31_A 20 CH23_A CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH Maintenance Port
5 CH3_A 21 CH11A 5 CH30_B 21 CH22_B 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 RS-232C
6 CH3_B 22 CH11_B 6 CH30_A 22 CH22_A to PC Com port
7 CH4_A 23 CH12_A 7 CH29_B 23 CH21_B
8 CH4_B 24 CH12_B 8 CH29_A 24 CH21_A TB2 H-7JTAF0029
9 CH5_A 25 CH13_A 9 CH28_B 25 CH20_B CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH
10 CH5_B 26 CH13_B 10 CH28_A 26 CH20_A 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24
11 CH6_A 27 CH14_A 11 CH27_B 27 CH19_B
12 CH6_B 28 CH14_B 12 CH27_A 28 CH19_A 32 17
13 CH7_A 29 CH15_A 13 CH26_B 29 CH18_B
14 CH7_B 30 CH15_B 14 CH26_A 30 CH18_A 16 1
15 CH8_A 31 CH16_A 15 CH25_B 31 CH17_B
16 CH8_B 32 CH16_B 16 CH25_A 32 CH17_A CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH
25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32
+5V
TB3 H-7JTAF0029
CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH
33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40
P201 J1
1 16
VHR-5N B5P-VH 32 J104
W103 17
H-7ZCJD0191 1 B2PS-VH
CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH
2 +12V 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48
3 +12VGND VHR-2N
TB4 H-7JTAF0029
LED101 4 +5V CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH P104
BD-1812G-5V 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56
5
+ W4 32 17
16 1
- TB1 - TB4: 736-316
W5 CH CH CH CH CH CH CH CH
57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64
W102 H-7ZCJD0190
AC/DC Power Supply Unit

WRBJ24FWX-B-U
Power SW S-331
S101
L
N
FUSE Socket
FG
+5
G1
G2
PS101
NC
S-N1301
+12
FS101 TB101
W1 W1
W1 W1 Ｕ
3 Filter Unit 1 POWER IN
FG W2 AC85～132V
W3 Ｖ or
FL101 E F101 W3 AC170～265V
W2 GT-20302 W2 MF60NR-3.15A Ｅ
4 2
TSU-625C-3P
DIGITAL SIGNAL CONVERTER (NCT-57)
DIGITAL SIGNAL CONVERTER (NCT-57) Connection Diagram


10 CONFIGURATION OF CONNECTION INTERFACE

10.1 Ship Identification Information
Items Information Remarks

Ship’s Name Not yet determined
IMO ID Not yet determined
10.2 Ship Specification Information (for reference to installation work)
Items Specifications Remarks

Rudder number Single
Engine type Diesel plant
Engine number 1
Shaft number 1
Propeller Type FPP
Bow thruster None
Stern thruster None


10.3 Other Ships’ Information
Details of device IEC61162-1 Sentence

Data Source device
Manufacturer Type Serial # Talker ID & Header
Date and Time DGPS JRC JLR-7700MKII GPZDA
Ship’s Position DGPS JRC JLR-7700MKII GPGGA
Item Specification Remarks

Type of ship Tanker
Class of ship NK
Ship registration Panama
Emergency Power Source AC220V 60Hz
Place of RCU Wheelhouse
Registry # QQ-MED-45/03-01
10.4 List of Equipment And Connection interface
10.4.1 IEC61162-1 Connection Interface (For NCT-58 DAU)
Port Equipment IEC61162-1

Manufacturer Model Serial # Data description Source Device
No. Name sentence
1 Echo sounder JRC JFE-585 Depth DPT
2 Anemometer Wind direction MWV
Wind speed
3 Speed Log Consilium SAL860 Ground / Water speed VBW
4 Fire detection Fire alarms ALR
system System abnormal
Steering gear unit
No.1 S/G stop
No.1 S/G Overload
No.1 S/G Power Fail
No.1 S/G Phase Loss
DATACHEIF
5 Steering engine NORCONTROL No.1 S/G Hyd. Oil Low level ALR
C-20
No.2 S/G stop
No.2 S/G Overload
No.2 S/G Power Fail
No.2 S/G Phase Loss
No.2 S/G Hyd. Oil Low level
Steering gear control unit
No.1 S/G Control Power Fail
No.2 S/G Control Power Fail
6 Engine monitor NOLCONTROL DATACHEIF M/E Auto Shutdown
system C-20 M/E Manual Shutdown
M/E Starting air pressure low ALR
Bilge Alarm
M/E Alarm panel system power
fail
7 Door status Yard supply Watertight door status
monitor Fire door status XDR
Hull door status
8 DGPS JRC JLR-7700MKII Date and Time ZDA
Ship’s position GGA
Local geodetic datum DTM
9 Gyro Compass YDK CMZ700 Ship’s Heading (Gyro: true) HDT
10 Auto-pilot YDK PT500 Rudder order, manual
Heading / Track control setting HTD
Rudder response, Automatic via
auto-navigation system
Rudder response, manual RSA
Rudder order, Automatic via JRC JAN-3598
HTC
auto-navigation system (if fitted) ECDIS
11 ARPA/RADAR JRC JMA-9823 Own ship information OSD
12 M/E Remote M/E RPM set order XDR
Control System M/E RPM actual response RPM
M/E Remote Control system
ALR
abnormal
M/E Telegraph power fail
13 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
14 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
15 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
16 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----

10.4.2 Dry Contact Signal Connection Interface (For NCT-57 DSC)
Port Equipment IEC61162-1

Manufacturer Model Serial # Data description Source Device
No. Name sentence
1 No.1 S/G Not yet decided Not yet decided No.1 S/G No voltage ALA
2 Alarm Panel No.1 S/G Overload Normal close ALA
3 No.1 S/G Lost phase Normal close ALA
4 No.1 S/G Low level of oil pressure Normal close ALA
5 No.1 S/G Control power failure Normal close ALA
6 No.2 S/G Not yet decided Not yet decided No.2 S/G No voltage Normal close ALA
7 Alarm Panel No.2 S/G Overload Normal close ALA
8 No.2 S/G Lost phase Normal close ALA
9 No.2 S/G Low level of oil pressure Normal close ALA
10 No.2 S/G Control power failure Normal close ALA
11 Auto Pilot Not yet decided Not yet decided Auto pilot power source failure Normal close ALA
P.A Main unit (E/E/R) Normal close
12 P.A. main unit Not yet decided Not yet decided ALA
[emergency alarm]
13 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
14 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
15 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
16 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
17 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
18 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
19 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
20 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
21 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
22 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
23 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
24 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
25 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
26 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
27 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
28 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
29 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
30 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
31 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
32 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
33 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
34 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
35 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
36 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
37 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
38 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
39 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
40 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
41 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
42 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
43 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
44 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
45 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
46 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
47 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
48 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
49 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
50 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
51 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
52 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
53 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
54 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
55 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
56 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
57 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
58 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
59 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
60 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
61 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
62 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
63 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----
64 Not connected ----- ----- ----- ----- ----- -----

10.4.3 Connection Interface for Audio Signal equipment
10.4.3.1 Bridge Audio
Microphone # Microphone Location Remarks

1 Conning position Non-waterproof type
2 Bridge Console Non-waterproof type
3 Not connected
4 Maneuvering & surveillance position Non-waterproof type
5 Not connected
6 Not connected
7 Chart table space Non-waterproof type
8 Not connected
9 Not connected
10.4.3.2 VHF Communication audio
VHF # Equipment Name Manufacturer Model Serial No. Location Specification Remarks
600-ohm
1 VHF Radio No.1 JRC JHS-32B
0-dBm unbalance
600-ohm
2 VHF Radio No.2 JRC JHS-32B
0-dBm unbalance
3 VHF Radio No.3 Not connected

10.4.4 RADAR Signal Contact Interface
Equipment Name Manufacturer Model Serial No. Specification Remarks

R/G/B/Hs/Vs: BNC connection
1024 x 728 pixels
X Band RADAR JRC JMA-9823-7XA Video: 0.7V peak at 75-ohm Primary X-band RADAR
Vs: 60 Hz / TTL / Negative
Hs: 48.36 kHz / TTL / Negative

10.5 Recording Data
Signals of sensors, bridge conversations, VHF communications, and RADAR images are
recorded in chronological order to the final recording medium in the Protective Capsule
Unit via the Recording Control Unit. However, the information on the initial settings of the
system configuration is recorded before the equipment is shipped from a JRC factory or at
the time of its installation on the ship.
The Recording Control Unit records such signals with time-stamps at an interval of 0.01
seconds.
10.5.1 Timing of Data Acquisition
When and how such signals are recorded onto the Protective Capsule Unit varies with
their types.
1) Data sentences from sensors / devices:

The signals from sensors / devices are recorded onto the Protective Capsule Unit as
they are received.
2) Bridge conversations:
The signals of the conversations in the bridge are pooled, and then recorded at an
interval of 1 minute in the form of a data stream (not as a file) onto the Protective
Capsule Unit.
3) VHF communications:
The signals of the radio communications are pooled, and then recorded at an
interval of 1 minute in the form of a data stream (not as a file) onto the Protective
Capsule Unit.
4) RADAR images:
The signals of the RADAR images are pooled, and recorded at an interval of 15
seconds in the form of a data stream (not as a file) onto the Protective Capsule Unit.
10.5.2 Recording Capacity
Any data stream is recorded to the final recording medium in the Protective Capsule
Unit. For each type of data, the memory area is assigned in the final recording medium
and can store up to 12 hours’ recording in the specific format depicted below.
1) Data acquired from sensors or devices
Up to 24 sentences with the maximum number of 82 characters in each sentence.

(i.e. approx. 2200 characters per second)
2) Bridge conversation data:
Up to 315 kB in audio data size per minute for each channel (a channel consists
of 3 microphones). The maximum number of channels is 3 (i.e., 3 channels
accounts for 9 microphones).

3) VHF communication data
Up to 180 kB in a single audio data size per minute for each channel (a channel
consists of 3 VHF radiotelephones).
4) RADAR image data
For a single frame size, up to 200 kB per 15 seconds.
Data are recorded continuously, and when they are overlimited, the old ones are
deleted.
10.5.3 Memory Assignment of Each Data Format
The Protective Capsule contains a solid state Flash Memory array, which stores data.
The Protective Capsule Unit receives data from the Recording Control Unit via a
TCP/IP-based network. The received data are then recorded to their corresponding
memory areas assigned to the final recording medium in the Protective Capsule Unit.
The memory areas are assigned for the following data categories.
1) Settings of the system configuration

2) Sensor data in the form of IEC61162-1/2
3) Audio signal data of bridge conversations (ch #1: microphones 1-3)
6) Radio communication data from the VHF radio communication equipment (VHF
1-3)
7) RADAR video data

11 SPARE PARTS
11.1 Spare Parts List for the Recording Control Unit NDV-132
SETS PER
SHIP NO. SPARE PARTS LIST FOR USE
VESSEL
NDV-132
RECORDING CONTROL UNIT
JCY-1700
VOYAGE DATA RECORDER
ITEM NAME OF OUTLINE QUANTITY REMARKS

NO. PART (DIMENSION IN M/M) WORKING SPARE DESCRIPTION SUB
PER PER JRC CODE NO. MARK OF
SET VES BOX NO.
S
30
6.4
MF60NR5
1 FUSE 4 - 8
5ZFAA00103
H-7ZBJD0004B
CNT
80
2 FAN 160 2 - 2
7ZBJD0004B
15 80
MFR’S NAME JAPAN RADIO CO. , LTD. DWG. NO H-7ZXJD0043
ADDRESS 1-1, 5-CHOME, SHIMORENJYAKU, MITAKA 181 JAPAN
TEL 0422-45-9191
TEL 0422-45-9111

11.2 Spare Parts List for the Data Acquisition Unit NCT-58
SETS PER
SHIP NO. SPARE PARTS LIST FOR USE
VESSEL
NCT-58
DATA ACQUISITION UNIT
JCY-1700

NO. PART (DIMENSION IN M/M) WORKING SPAR DESCRIPTION SUB
PER PER E JRC CODE NO. MARK OF
SET VESS BOX NO.
30
6.4 MF60NR2
1 FUSE 1 - 2
5ZFAA00136
TEL 0422-45-9191
TEL 0422-45-9111

11.3 Spare Parts List for the Digital Signal Converter NCT-57
SETS
SHIP NO. SPARE PARTS LIST FOR USE PER
VESSEL
NCT-57
DIGITAL SIGNAL CONVERTER
JCY-1700

NO. PART (DIMENSION IN M/M) WORKING SPAR DESCRIPTION SUB
PER PER E JRC CODE NO. MARK
SET VESS OF BOX
NO.
30
6.4
MF60NR3.15
1 FUSE 1 - 2
5ZFAA00138
TEL 0422-45-9191
TEL 0422-45-9111

12 MAINTENANCE CHECK LIST FOR VDR
DECLARATION ON COMPLETION OF ANNUAL INSPECTION

FOR VDR PERFORMANCE TEST
To Date:
Vessel :
(Name)
IMO Number :
1. This is to certify that the annual inspection for the VDR on board the captioned vessel have been completed
satisfactorily as follows.
1) Date of Completion of Inspection:
2) Place of Inspection:
3) Name/Model of VDR:
4) Serial Number:
5) Manufacturer:
6) Certificate Number of Type approval:
2. The items of performance test have been examined and recorded in accordance with
the requirements of SOLAS V/18.8 and found to be in compliance with the IMO Resolution A.861(20) .
□ Annual Inspection Check □ Ship’s Information up-date
□ General Condition □ Verification of the VDR Functions
□ Verification of Input Data and Data Stored in the Capsule
(□ Tick as appropriate)
Inspection Company:
Signature of Inspector:
(Name: )

ANNUAL INSPECTION CHECK LIST FOR VDR (VOYAGE DATA RECORDER)

1 General descriptions of the equipment
Ship’s name Test date y. m. d.
Type Serial number Type approval number
Manufacturer Manufactured date y. m. Installed date y. m.

2 General check items
Suitability of components Condition of installation Condition of indication lamps and
G. / NG. G. / N.G. equipment G. / N.G.
Condition of connectors and
Condition of labels and grounds G. / N.G. Condition of operation knobs and
G. / N.G.
markings switches G. / N.G.
Condition of wiring G. / N.G.
Condition of the release
Surroundings condition of G. / N.G. mechanism for the Visual check for integrity and water
G. / N.G. G. / N.G.
the protective capsule protective capsule tightness of the protective capsule
Voltage of main power
Ｖ G. / N.G. G. / N.G.
Power source source Change over from main power
Voltage of emergency source to emergency power source
power source Ｖ G. / N.G.
Dedicated reserve power Voltage of reserve power G. / N.G.
Date:
Ｖ Date of Expiry
source source (Note: Renewed / No renewed)
Recording control unit Confirmation of operating function G. / N.G.

Mean of protection against tampering G. / N.G.
and data acquisition unit Activation of mutable audible alarm and persistent visual the data
indication G. / N.G.
Acoustic underwater Operation of the beacon G. / N.G.

beacon fitted the
protective capsule Date:
Battery for the beacon Date of Expiry
(Note: Renewed / No renewed)

3 Function check items

Confirmation items Subject of confirmation Judgment
1 Type approved authority and reference
G. / N.G.
2 IMO vessel identification number
G. / N.G.
3 Software version(s) used
G. / N.G.
System configuration
4 Microphone locations and recording port allocation
information and data source G. / N.G.
identity to be recorded in 5 VHF communications to be recorded
the final recording medium G. / N.G.
6 Date and time – from which source obtain
G. / N.G.
7 Ship’s position – from which EPFS obtain and relative position of antenna of EPFS on vessel
G. / N.G.
8 Other data inputs - identification of which equipment is supplying recorded data; sign conventions and identity of All
alarm/door inputs G. / N.G.
9 Automatic Insertion date and time of last amendment
G. / N.G.
1 Recorded data that was retain for 12 h
G. / N.G.
Operational data items to be 2 Co-relation in date and time of all data items
recorded in the final G. / N.G.
recording medium 3 Recording interval of all data items
G. / N.G.
4 Continuity of sequential records
G. / N.G.
5 Accuracy of recorded data （if accuracy is prescribed）
G. / N.G.
6 Recording integrity (details to be checked by Annexes A and B)
6.1 Recorded data (except the alarm data on the bridge)

Apply annex A
6.2 Alarm data on the bridge
Apply annex B

4 Final check items

The confirmation of the protection such as the The confirmation of the synthetic operation
Self check function G. / N.G. cover to prevent an electric shock G. / N.G. after maintenance is finished G. / N.G.
5 Note (describe if repair and /or replacement is done)

Annex A: Recorded data (except the alarm data on the bridge) Test date
Date and time of Indicator data or other data
Data items Recorded data Judgment Notes
confirmation on the bridge
1 Date and time
G. / N.G.
2 Ship’s position
G. / N.G.
3 Speed
G. / N.G.
4 Heading
G. / N.G.
5 Bridge audio
G. / N.G.
6 Communications audio
G. / N.G.
7 Radar data – post-display selection
G. / N.G.
8 Depth by echo sounder
G. / N.G.
9-1 Rudder order and response
G. / N.G.
9-2 Engine order and response
G. / N.G.
10 Hull openings (doors) status
G. / N.G.
11-1 Watertight door status
G. / N.G.
11-2 Fire door status
G. / N.G.
(If sensor is provided)
12-1 Hull stresses G. / N.G.
12-2 Accelerations
G. / N.G.
(If sensor is provided)
13-1 Wind speed G. / N.G.
13-2 Wind direction
G. / N.G.

Alarm data on the bridge*a Test date

Date and time of Alarm on Recorded alarm
Data items Judgment Notes
confirmation the bridge data
1 Main and auxiliary steering gear power Audible Audible Failure of power to steering gear power unit, operation of
units +Visual +Visual G. / N.G.
devices for short circuit protection, overload, loss of phase in
three-phase system
2 Main and auxiliary steering gear control Audible Audible
system +Visual +Visual G. / N.G. Failure of power to control system
3 Steering gear, low hydraulic fluid level Audible Audible
+Visual +Visual G. / N.G. Low level of fluid in hydraulic fluid reservoir
4 Propulsion machinery remote Audible Audible For vessels with bridge control of propulsion machinery and manned
controller system failure G. / N.G. engine room; failure of remote control of propulsion machinery
+Visual +Visual
5 Propulsion machinery low starting air Audible Audible Vessels item 4. Low start air pressure but further starting of
pressure G. / N.G. propulsion machinery possible
+Visual +Visual
6 Automatic shut-down of propulsion Vessels with periodically unattended machinery spaces.
machinery G. / N.G.
Shut-down of propulsion and other machinery due to serious
malfunction
7 Fault requiring action by or attention of the Audible Audible
OOW G. / N.G.
Vessels item 6.
+Visual +Visual
8 Alarm system normal power supply Audible Audible
failure G. / N.G.
Vessels item 6. Failure of normal power supply to alarm plant
+Visual +Visual
9 Watertight door low hydraulic fluid level Audible Audible Passenger ships constructed on or after 1 February 1992 with
*b +Visual +Visual G. / N.G.
hydraulic power operated sliding watertight doors. Low level
of fluid in hydraulic reservoir
10 Watertight door low gas pressure, loss Audible Audible Vessels item 9. Low gas pressure or loss of stored energy in
of stored energy *b +Visual +Visual G. / N.G. operating hydraulic accumulator
11 Watertight door electrical power loss Audible Audible Vessels item 9. Failure of electrical power to operating or
*b +Visual +Visual G. / N.G. control system
12 High water alarm *b Audible Audible High water level in space where water has drained from
+Visual +Visual G. / N.G. enclosed cargo space or freeboard deck

Date and time of Alarm on Recorded alarm

Data items Judgment Notes
confirmation the bridge data
b RO-RO passenger vessels. Door open or locking device not
13 Shell door position indicator *
G. / N.G.
secured. System to have mode switch for ‘sea or harbor ’.
System active in ‘sea’ mode
14 Water leakage detection indicator Audible Audible Vessels item 13. Leakage of water into RO-RO cargo spaces or
*b +Visual +Visual G. / N.G. special category spaces through shell doors
15 Local automatic halon release *c Audible Audible
+Visual +Visual G. / N.G. Activation of system to release halon
16 Fire detection in automated or remotely Audible Audible
controlled machinery space G. / N.G.
Activation of detection system
+Visual +Visual
17 Fire detection or automatic Audible Audible Activation of sprinkler or fire detection system. Also
sprinkler operation +Visual +Visual G. / N.G.
additional alarm to show fault or loss of power to either
system
18 Smoke detection system power loss *b Audible Audible Sample extraction smoke-detection systems. Failure of power
+Visual +Visual G. / N.G. to the system
b c
19 Smoke detection * * Audible Audible
+Visual +Visual G. / N.G. Equipment item 18. Activation of system
20 Halon system loss of container *c Audible Audible
G. / N.G.
Decrease in pressure of gas in containers
+Visual +Visual
21 Halon system electric circuit fault of Audible Audible Failure of electric power to circuits connecting containers for
power loss *c +Visual +Visual G. / N.G. gas release
22 Halon system –hydraulic or pneumatic Loss of pressure to pneumatic or hydraulic circuit for gas
pressure loss *c G. / N.G. release
23 Personnel alarm Audible Audible Safety. Personnel on watch alone in an engine room or
+Visual +Visual G. / N.G. entering machinery space alone
*a These tables do not include the alarms separately identified for specialist vessels such as gas carriers, fishing vessels, nuclear ships, high-speed craft or mobile
offshore drilling units.
*b Applicable to vessels constructed on or after February 1992.
*c These alarms may be omitted if they are provided at the central fire control station.

HEAD OFFICE & Nittochi Nishi-shinjuku bldg,
SALES DEPT. 10-1, Nishi-Shinjuku 6-chome, Shinjuku-ku,
Tokyo 160-8328 JAPAN
Phone : +81-3-3348-0151
Fax : +81-3-3348-3648
MAIN PLANT 1-1, Shimorenjaku 5-chome, Mitaka-shi,

Tokyo 181-8510 JAPAN
Phone : +81-422-45-9111
Fax : +81-422-45-9110
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JCY-1700 VOYAGE DATA RECORDER / Installation Guideline

1.0 First edition 30-Jul-03 M. Takayama K.Shiraiwa

Japan Radio Co., Ltd. i

WARNING Indicates warning items that, if ignored, may result in serious

CAUTION Indicates cautionary items that, if ignored, may result in personal

Examples of Symbol Marks

The symbol indicates prohibition.

The symbol z indicates a specific action to be performed or an instruction to

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The power supply unit (NBL-313) of this equipment incorporates a battery.

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Do not disassemble or remodel this equipment.

Do not make checking or repairs of the inside of the equipment by yourself.

Never replace the battery by yourself.

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Ignoring the caution may result in a fire, an electric shock, or a malfunction.

Ignoring the caution may result in a fire, an electric shock, or a fault.

Ignoring the caution may result in an electric shock.

The power supply unit (NBL-313) of this equipment incorporates a battery.

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1.1 General Installation Procedures ..........................................................................................................1

2. COMPONENTS LIST .........................................................................................................................2

3. MECHANICAL INSTALLATION ..........................................................................................................3

3.1 Protective Capsule: NDH-288A/B........................................................................................................3

4.1 Cabling of the Protective Capsule NDH-288A/B................................................................................23

5. ERROR DISPLAY ............................................................................................................................40

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5.1 Recording Control Unit NDV-132.......................................................................................................40

6.1 Recording Control Unit NDV-132.......................................................................................................43

7 MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTIONS .................................................................................................48

7.1 LED Display of LAN Connector .........................................................................................................48

8 CONNECTION BLOCK DIAGRAMS....................................................................................................53

8.1 System Diagram................................................................................................................................53

9 SCHEMATIC DIAGRAM (CIRCUIT DIAGRAM)...................................................................................63

9.1 NDV-132 Recording Control Unit.......................................................................................................63

10 CONFIGURATION OF CONNECTION INTERFACE .......................................................................69

10.1 Ship Identification Information .........................................................................................................69

12 MAINTENANCE CHECK LIST FOR VDR ...........................................................................................80

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1.1 General Installation Procedures

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Table of Components for VDR Model JCY-1700

3 Recording Control Unit NDV-132 1 1

4 Microphone Unit NVT-156 3 3

5 Data Acquisition Unit NCT-58 1 1

6 Spare Parts for the RCU 7ZXJD0043 1 1 fan, fuse

7 Spare Parts for the DAU 7ZXJD0044 1 1 fuse

8 Microphone Unit NVT-156

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1) External open deck, e.g. compass deck

3.1.2 Installing the Capsule

FIG. 3-1: Mounting the Protective Capsule NDH-288A/B

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3.1.2.2 Fastening the Capsule

FIG. 3-2: Grounding to the Hull

The procedures for fastening the Capsule are:

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3.1.2.3 Vicinity clearance of the Capsule

FIG. 3-3: Vicinity of the Capsule

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3.2 Connection Box: NQE-3149

3.2.2 Mounting the Connection Box