JHS 32BInstruction Manual

REVISED SEP.
2002
MARINE VHF RADIOTELEPHONE
JHS-32B
JHS-32B
Instruction Manual

JHS-32B
DSC ALM
DISTRESS & URGENCY OTHERS
CH16 OPE
For further information contact : CH70 DISTRESS
25/1W P DW
ALM/CALL ALM
1 2 3 STOP DISABLE
Since 1915 4 5 6 COUNTRY WX M
7 8 9
. 0 CLR
HEAD OFFICE & Nittochi Nishi-Shinjuku bldg. SP DIM SCAN MENU PRINT
SALES DEPT. 10-1, Nishi-Shinjuku 6-chome, Shinjuku-ku, POWER OFF CALL ENTER
Tokyo 160-8328 JAPAN PRESS BOTH OFF
Phone : +81-3-3348-0151 HANDSET
Fax : +81-3-3348-3648

MAIN PLANT 1-1, Shimorenjaku 5-chome, Mitaka-shi, SQL VOL
Tokyo 181-8510 JAPAN

Phone : +81-422-45-9111
Fax : +81-422-45-9110
EDITION 2
MAR. 2003
CODE No.: 7ZPJD0164A JRC
Before Operation
WARNING
In accordance with IMO MSC Circular 862, the apparatus equipped on or after 1st February
1999, the procedure of distress-call activation is modified to prevent false call.
In emergency, press and hold DISTRESS button until beeping sound changes from
intermittent to continuous. ( approximately 3 to 4 seconds )
CAUTION
In accordance with IMO MSC68 resolution, the apparatus equipped on or after 1st January
2000 is modified to output alarm when no position and UTC data is received from
navigation equipments, such as GPS, or no position and UTC data is entered by manual
operation for 4 hours or more.
When the following alarms are outputted, check the function of the navigation equipment,
and check the connection between the navigation equipment and VHF radiotelephone.
Or input correct position and UTC data manually .
Regarding detailed operation, refer to following instructions.
For the prevention of unnecessary distress relay transmission, the apparatus equipped
on or after January 1st 2000 is modified to automatically eliminate received distress-
message which passed 48 hours or more.
Even if you intend to read received distress-message in accordance with clause 4.1.15 of
instruction manual, the old message which passed 48 hours or more is not shown and
audible alarm is outputted. They are not the abnormalities of apparatus.
Moreover, even if you intend to read message which has not received, no message is
shown and audible alarm is outputted.
When power source is left off more than a week, the power source for internal clock
discharges up to empty then the clock will be stopped.
In the usual display as indicated below, the date, UTC, latitude and longitude data from
nav aid such as GPS is displayed instead of internal clock.
In spite of correct date and time is shown in the usual display, the internal clock may differ
with correct value.
Set date and time again in accordance with clause 4.3.18 of instruction manual, when
turned the power on.
Time data of internal clock is used for 48 hours counting instead of GPS clock which may
be interrupted.
-i-
Usual display
ITU C H 16
MODE: SIMP TEL OUTPUT: 25W
OPE : MASTER ALARM : ENABLE
When connecting with GPS, date, UTC , latitude, SCAN: OFF SQL : CLOSE
and longitude data from GPS is displayed. SP : ON POWER : AC
01 JAN 2000 23:59 UTC

S: 1234 W: 12345
In case of no position / UTC data( unusual )
The visible alarm blinks for indicating no

ITU C H 16
position / UTC data information. The audible MODE: SIMP TEL OUTPUT: 25W
alarm also sound simultaneously . OPE : MASTER ALARM : ENABLE
Check the GPS or check the connection SCAN: OFF SQL : CLOSE
SP : ON POWER : AC
between GPS and VHF radiotelephone.
Or press ENTER key then input correct
CAUTION : NO POSITION / UTC DATA
position and UTC data manually .
PRESS ENTER TO INPUT DATA
Press ENTER key. - - INPUT POSITION/UTC DATA - -
INPUT POSITION/UTC DATA POSITION : S12.34 W123.45

screen is displayed and it will be in a UTC : 23:59 (HH:MM)
position input state. DATE : 31.12.99 (DD.MM.YY)
SELECT WITH , INPUT NO., &

PRESS ENTER PRESS CLR TO RETURN
PRESS STOP TO SET & RETURN
Press / key.
- - INPUT POSITION/UTC DATA - -
POSITION : N : E :
The window for selecting a coordinates
UTC : N : W :
is displayed.
DATE : S : E :
The combination of latitude / longitude is
S : W :
chosen by key.
SELECT WITH ,& PRESS ENTER
PRESS CLR TO CANCEL

- ii -
Select a combination of latitude / longitude
by key. - - INPUT POSITION/UTC DATA - -
POSITION : N : E :
The selected combination of latitude /
UTC : N : W :
longitude is highlighted.
DATE : S : E :
S : W :
SELECT WITH ,& PRESS ENTER
PRESS CLR TO CANCEL
Press ENTER key.

Selected coordinates are decided and POSITION : S . W .

it will be in the input state of latitude / UTC : 23:59 (HH:MM)
longitude numerical value. DATE : 31.12.99 (DD.MM.YY)
INPUT POSITION/UTC DATAscreen
is displayed and it will be in a position SELECT WITH , INPUT NO., &
input state. PRESS ENTER
PRESS CLR TO CANCEL
Input the latitude / longitude numerical value.

Example of an input in 1234of latitude
press 1 2 3 4 keys. POSITION : S12.34 W123.45
Example of an input in 12345of longitude : UTC : 23:59 (HH:MM)
press 1 2 3 4 5 keys. DATE : 31.12.99 (DD.MM.YY)
Decimal point key is not required.
Press CLR when mis-input., then re-input SELECT WITH , INPUT NO., &
correct value. PRESS ENTER
PRESS CLR TO CANCEL
Press ENTER key.

Latitude / longitude is decided and it POSITION : S12.34 W123.45

will be in the state of a time input. UTC : 23:59 (HH:MM)
DATE : 31.12.99 (DD.MM.YY)

- iii -
Input the UTC time when latitude / longitude is
measured. - - INPUT POSITION/UTC DATA - -
POSITION : S12.34 W123.45

Example of an input of 1234 UTC
UTC : 12:34 (HH:MM)
Press 1 2 3 4 keys.
DATE : 31.12.99 (DD.MM.YY)
Input UTC time, not local time.
Press CLR when mis-input., then re-input
correct value.
PRESS ENTER
PRESS CLR TO CANCEL
Press ENTER key.


Time is decided and it will be in the UTC : 12:34 (HH:MM)
state of a date input. DATE : 31.12.99 (DD.MM.YY)

Input the date.

Example of an input of 2nd JAN. 2000 POSITION : S12.34 W123.45

Press 0 2 0 1 0 0 keys. UTC : 12:34 (HH:MM)
Press CLR when mis-input., then re-input DATE : 02.01.00 (DD.MM.YY)
correct value.
PRESS ENTER
PRESS CLR TO CANCEL
Press ENTER key.


UTC : 12:34 (HH:MM)
A date is decided. DATE : 02.01.00 (DD.MM.YY)

- iv -
Press STOP key.
C H 16
The screen returns to usual display and
the manually entered position / UTC / date ITU
information are displayed. MODE: SIMP TEL OUTPUT: 25W
When no position / UTC data is received OPE : MASTER ALARM : ENABLE
from GPS, or when no position / UTC SCAN: OFF SQL : CLOSE
data is entered manually before 4 hours SP : ON POWER : AC
pass, the alarm is outputted again.
02 JAN 2000 12:34 UTC
S: 1234 W: 12345
When left 23.5 hours or more,
When left 23.5 hours or more, without GPS

data input or manual input, the position ITU C H 16
information is eliminated as "9999999999 MODE: SIMP TEL OUTPUT: 25W
and UTC information is also eliminated as OPE : MASTER ALARM : ENABLE
"8888". SCAN: OFF SQL : CLOSE
Distress message is transmitted without SP : ON POWER : AC
position / UTC information as 9999999999
and 8888, when activated above condition. CAUTION : NO POSITION / UTC DATA
PRESS ENTER TO INPUT DATA
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CAUTIONS AGAINST HIGH VOLTAGE
Radio and radar devices are operated by high voltages of anywhere from a few hundred volts up to many
hundreds of thousands of volts. Although there is no danger with normal use, it is very dangerous if contact is
made with the internal parts of these devices. (Only specialists should attempt any maintenance, checking or
adjusting.)
There is a very high risk of death by even a few thousand volts, in some cases you can be fatally electrocuted
by just a few hundred volts. To prevent accidents, you should avoid contact with the internal parts of these
devices at all costs. If contact is inevitable as in the case of an emergency, you must switch off the devices and
ground a terminal in order to discharge the capacitors. After making certain that all the electricity is discharged,
only then can you insert your hand into the device. Wearing cotton gloves and putting your left hand in your
pocket, in order not to use both hands simultaneously, are also very good methods of shock prevention.
Quite often, an injury occurs by secondary factors, therefore it is necessary to choose a sturdy and level
working surface. If someone is electrocuted it is necessary to thoroughly disinfect the affected area and seek
medical attention as soon as possible.
Cautions concerning treatment of

electrocution victims
When you find an electrocution victim, you must first switch off the machinery and ground all circuits. If you are
unable to cut off the machinery, move the victim away from it using a non-conductive material such as dry
boards or clothing.
When someone is electrocuted, and the electrical current reaches the breathing synapses of the central
nervous system inside the brain, breathing stops. If the victim's condition is stable, he or she can be
administered artificial respiration. An electrocution victim becomes very pale, and their pulse can be very weak
or even stop, consequently losing consciousness and becoming stiff.
Administration of first aid is critical in this situation.
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First aid
Note points for first aid
Unless there is impending danger leave the victim where he or she is, then begin artificial respiration. Once you
begin artificial respiration, you must continue without losing rhythm.
(1) Make contact with the victim cautiously, there is a risk that you may get electrocuted.
(2) Switch off the machinery and then move the victim away slowly if you must.
(3) Inform someone immediately (a hospital or doctor, dial emergency numbers, etc.).
(4) Lay the victim on his or her back and loosen any constrictive clothing (a tie, or belt).
(5) (a) Check the victim's pulse.

(b) Check for a heartbeat by pressing your ear against the victim's chest.
(c) Check if the victim is breathing by putting the back of your hand or face near the victim's face.
(d) Check the pupils of the eyes.
(6) Open the victim's mouth and remove any artificial dentifrice, food or chewing gum. Leave the mouth
opened and flatten the tongue with a towel or by putting something into the mouth to prevent the victim's
tongue from obstructing the throat. (If he or she is clenching their teeth and it is difficult to open the mouth,
use a spoon or the like to pry open the mouth.)
(7) Continually wipe the mouth to prevent the accumulation of saliva.
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If the victim has a pulse but is not breathing
("Mouth to mouth" resuscitation) Figure 1.
(1) Place the victim's head facing backward (place something under the neck like a pillow).
(2) Point the chin upward to widen the trachea.
(3) Pinch the victim's nose, take a deep breath, then put your mouth over the victim's mouth and exhale
completely, making sure that your mouth completely covers the victim's mouth. Then remove your mouth.
Repeat this routine 10 to 15 times per minute (holding the nostrils).
(4) Pay attention to the victim to notice if he or she starts to breath. If breathing returns, stop resuscitation.
(5) If it is impossible to open the victim's mouth, put something like a plastic straw or vinyl tube into one of the
nostrils then blow air in while covering the mouth and the other nostril.
(6) Occasionally, when the victim comes back to consciousness, they immediately try to stand up. Prevent this
and keep them in a laying position. Give them something warm to drink and be sure that they rest (do not
give them any alcohol).
Administering artificial respiration by raising the head.
q (1) Raise the back of the head, then place one

hand on the forehead and place the other
hand under the neck. q
Most victims open their mouth when doing this,
making "mouth to mouth" resuscitation easier.
(2) Cover the victim's mouth by opening your

w
mouth widely, then push your cheek against
the victim's nose, w
or pinch the victim's nose to prevent air from
leaking out of it. e
e (3) Completely exhale into the lungs.

Exhale into the lungs until the chest is inflates.
You have to blow as rapidly as possible for the
first 10 times.
("Mouth to mouth " artificial respiration) Figure 1.
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If the victim has no pulse and is not breathing
(Heart massage in combination with artificial respiration.) Figure 2
If the victim has no pulse, his or her pupils are dilated, and if you cannot detect a heartbeat, the heart may
have stopped, beginning artificial respiration is critical.
(1) Put both hands on the diaphragm, with hands on top of each other keeping both arms straight. (If your
elbows are bent, you cannot push with as much power.) Press the diaphragm with your body weight until
the chest sinks about 2 cm (about 50 times per minute).
(2) If administering first aid when alone:
Perform the heart massage about 15 times then blow in twice. Repeat this routine.
If administering first aid with two people:
One person performs the heart massage 5 times, and the other person blows air in once. Repeat this
routine. (Heart massage and "mouth to mouth" resuscitation used together.)
(3) Constantly check the pupils and the pulse, if the pupils become normal and the pulse steadies, keep them
in a laying position and give them something warm to drink, be sure that they rest (do not give them any
alcohol.). In any case you have to entrust major decision making to a doctor. Having understanding people
around is essential to the victim's recovery from the mental shock of electrocution.
q w
e r
(Heart massage in combination with artificial respiration.) Figure 2
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Preface
Thank you for choosing the JHS-32B International VHF Radiotelephone.
This unit can be used as a VHF radiotelephone in the Global Maritime Distress
and Safety System (GMDSS) and is installed on small and large ships to make
distress calls and normal calls. This unit complies with international regulations.
Before attempting to operate this unit, read this instruction manual

thoroughly to ensure safe and correct operation of this unit in
accordance with the warning instructions and operation procedures
in this manual.
Storing this instruction manual carefully for future reference is highly
recommended. This manual will provide useful instructions in the
event of an operational problem or malfunction.
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Before Operation
Concerning the symbols
This manual uses the following symbols to explain correct operation and to prevent injury
or damage to property.
The symbols and descriptions are as follows. Understand them before proceeding with this
manual.
Indicates a warning that, if ignored, may result in

WARNING serious injury or even death.
Indicates a caution that, if ignored, may result in

CAUTION injury or damage to property.
Examples of symbols
The symbol indicates caution (including DANGER and WARNING).
The illustration inside the symbol specifies the content of the caution
more accurately. (This example warns of possible electrical shock.)
Electric
Shock
The symbol indicates that performing an action is prohibited. The
illustration inside the symbol specifies the contents of the prohibited
operation. (In this example disassembly is prohibited.)
Disassembling Prohibition
prohibited
The symbol indicates operations that must be performed. The
illustration inside the symbol specifies obligatory instructions. (In this
example unplugging is the obligatory instruction.)
Disconnect Instruction
the power plug
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Handling Precaution
WARNING
Do not disassemble or customize this unit. Doing so may cause fire, electrical
shock, or malfunction.
Do not use a voltage other than specified. Doing so may cause fire, electrical
shock or malfunction.
Do not remove the protective covers on the high voltage terminals. Doing so may
cause electrical shock.
If a distress call is received, make sure to inform the ship's captain or officer in
charge.This affects life of the crew and passengers on the ship in distress.
Read this instruction manual thoroughly to ensure safe and correct operation,
especially in distress situation. However, be careful strictly not to transmit false
distress call in practicing this unit.
This unit is also used for distress communication, in addition to usual

communication. Contact JRC or our agent if any problem is observed in this unit
on usual operation or inspection. Do not ignore and leave any problems of this
unit.
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Handling Precaution
CAUTION
Do not use this equipment for anything other than specified.
Doing so may cause failure or malfunction.
Do not turn the trimmer resistors or the trimmer capacitors on the PCB unit,
except when and if they need to be adjusted. Doing so may cause failure or
malfunction. They are preset at the factory.
Do not install this equipment in a place near water or in one with excessive
humidity, steam, dust or soot. Doing so may cause fire, electric shock, or
malfunction.
Do not insert anything flammable into the cable guide. Doing so may cause fire,
electric shock or unit malfunction.
Do not get this equipment wet or spill any liquids on or near this equipment.
Doing so may cause electrical shock or malfunction.
Do not place this equipment anywhere vibration or impact is likely to occur.

Doing so may cause a fall resulting in injury or damage to property.
Leave installation of this equipment to our service center or agents.

Installation by an unauthorized person may result in malfunction.
The ID number, position data and UTC data described in this instruction manual
are an example. Input correct ID number, position data and UTC data for actual
use.
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CAUTION
To operate this unit, an ID number must be assigned before operation. If one has
not yet been assigned, contact our agent or service center.
To check if it is registered or not, see "4.3.19 Reviewing System Setup" in this
manual.
Always listen to CH16 (channel 16) except when talking on a specific channel.
Do not make a distress call except in an emergency.
When making a distress call, follow the instructions of the ship's captain or officer
in charge.
Do not make a test distress call as doing so will inconvenience local shipping and
Rescue Centers.
If a false distress call is transmitted accidentally, follow the instructions below:
1) Press STOP to terminate transmission of the distress call.
2) Report the false distress call to a nearby RCC (Rescue Co-ordinate

Center).
In Japan:
Maritime Safety Agency, Guard and Rescue Department, Information
Control Section (Tel: 03-3591-9000, International telex: 222-5193
JMSAHQ-J)
Or to the nearest Maritime Safety Department
Information to be reported:
The date/time, location, and reason why the false call was
transmitted. Also report the name, type, nationality, ID number of the
ship, as well as the unit model name and manufacture number/date
when possible.
3) Report the false distress call to nearby ships using CH16.
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DISTRESS CALL
Making a Distress Call
CAUTION
Do not make a distress call except in an emergency.
When making a distress call, follow the instructions of the ships captain or
officer in charge.
OPERATION
Open the DISTRESS switch cover.
DSC ALM
CH70 DISTRESS
ALM/CALL ALM
STOP DISABLE
Press and hold DISTRESS key for --DISTRESS CALL--

CH70 25W
3 to 4 seconds. FORMAT :DISTRESS
NATURE OF DIST :UNDESIGNATED DISTRESS
When DISTRESS key is pressed, an intermittent DIST-POSITION :S12.34 W123.45
DIST-UTC :14:59
beeping tone sounds. If pressed continuously for TELECOMMAND :G3E SIMP TEL
3 to 4 seconds, the beeping tone changes from END OF SEQUENCE:EOS
CALL CH :70
intermittent to continuous, and distress message
is transmitted.
TRANSMITTING
If suspend pressing DISTRESS key while

PRESS STOP TO TERMINATE.
intermittent beeping tone, distress message is not
transmitted.
-DISTRESS CALL--
CH16 25W
"DISTRESS CALL" indication on LCD flashes FORMAT :DISTRESS
while intermittent beeping tone. If the key is DIST-POSITION :S12.34 W123.45
pressed continuously for 3 to 4 seconds, the DIST-UTC :14:59
TELECOMMAND :G3E SIMP TEL
flashing "DISTRESS CALL" indication becomes END OF SEQUENCE:EOS
steady, and distress message is transmitted. CALL CH :70
TRANSMITTED
NEXT DISTRESS CALL : AFTER 3.6MIN.
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TIP
A distress call has priority over all other operations.
The distress message is first transmitted 5 times consecutively, followed by random intervals of 3.5 to
4.5 minutes thereafter. This process is repeated until a response is received.
When a navigation system is connected, position and time data from the system is automatically
added to the distress massage.
When no navigation aid is connected, the position and time data is transmitted as dummy data.
When a printer is connected, the distress message is automatically printed out.
Standby reception is carried out on CH16 during 3.5 min. to 4.5 min. pause between distress calls.
The DSC CH70 answer is received on the DSC Watchkeeping Receiver.
Terminating Transmission of a Distress

Call
CAUTION
If a false distress call is accidentally transmitted, terminate transmission
immediately. Even though STOP was pressed, the distress message has
already been transmitted. Use CH16 to inform local shipping and rescue
operations that the transmission was false.
OPERATION
Press STOP .
Transmission is terminated and the CH16 Status
Display appears.
Receiving a Distress Call

When a distress call is received, the DISTRESS & URGENCY LED lights up and alarm sounds. Up to 20
received distress calls are automatically stored in the memory for future reference. When a printer is
connected, the distress call is automatically printed out.
WARNING
When a distress call is received, be sure to inform the ships captain or officer in
charge.
This affects the life of the crew and passengers on the ship in distress.
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EXTERNAL VIEWS
JHS-32B VHF Radiotelephone
JHS-32B
DSC ALM
CH16 OPE
CH70 DISTRESS
25/1W P DW
ALM/CALL ALM
1 2 3 STOP DISABLE
4 5 6 COUNTRY WX M
7 8 9
. 0 CLR
SP DIM SCAN MENU PRINT
POWER OFF CALL ENTER
PRESS BOTH OFF
HANDSET
SQL VOL
NCH-414 Remote Controller
NCH-414
MARINE VHF RADIOTELEPHONE CONTROLLER
DSC ALM
CH16 OPE
CH70 DISTRESS
25/1W P DW
ALM/CALL ALM
1 2 3 STOP DISABLE
4 5 6 COUNTRY WX M
7 8 9
. 0 CLR
PRESS BOTH OFF
HANDSET
SQL VOL
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NKG-52 Printer MRE-332 Guard Receiver
NRE-332
NKG-52 VHF GUARD RECEIVER
PRINTER
BUSY BUSY
FEED
CH CH
RX1 RX2
RESET CHANNEL CHANNEL
ALM OFF SOL VOLUME SOL VOLUME
POWER
POWER
USA DIM
OFF
OFF
NQE-846 Handset Connection Box NQE-847 Handset Connection Box

(Waterproof Wing Mount Type) (Indoor Flush Mount Type)
HANDSET
HANDSET
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
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CONTENTS
CAUTIONS AGAINST HIGH VOLTAGE .................................................................. 1
Cautions concerning treatment of electrocution victims .................................... 1
First aid .................................................................................................................... 2
Preface ..................................................................................................................... 5
Before Operation ..................................................................................................... 6
Handling Precautions ............................................................................................. 7

WARNING ............................................................................................................................... 7
CAUTION ................................................................................................................................ 8
DISTRESS CALLS ................................................................................................. 10

Making a Distress Calls ..................................................................................................... 10
Terminating Transmission of a Distress Call ................................................................... 11
Recieving a Distress Call .................................................................................................... 11
EXTERNAL VIEWS ................................................................................................ 12
DEFINITION OF TERMS ........................................................................................ 17

General terms ...................................................................................................................... 17
1 EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW .............................................. 19

1.1 Functions ....................................................................................................................... 19
1.2 Features .......................................................................................................................... 20
1.3 Basic Configuration ...................................................................................................... 21
1.3.1 Basic Configuration of the Main Unit ................................................................. 21
1.3.2 Options list ......................................................................................................... 21
1.3.3 System Configuration ........................................................................................ 22
1.4 Dimensions .................................................................................................................... 24
(1)JHS-32B VHF Radiotelephone .................................................................... 24
(2)NCH-414 Remote Controller ........................................................................ 25
(3)NKG-52 Printer ............................................................................................. 26
(4)NRE-332 Guard Receiver ............................................................................ 27
(5)NQE-846 Handset Connection Box ............................................................. 28
(6)NQE-847 Handset Connection Box ............................................................. 28
(7)NVS-423 External Speaker ......................................................................... 28
(8)NVS-423A External Speaker ....................................................................... 28
(9)11209+505 Antenna with Fitting .................................................................. 29
(10)HS-6000JRC11/J5 Handset ....................................................................... 29
(11)UBP-51-10 Handset Hook ......................................................................... 29
1.5 Block Diagram ............................................................................................................... 30
1.6 Main Unit Block Diagram .............................................................................................. 31
1.7 Parts Layout Diagram of Main Unit (JHS-32B) ........................................................... 32
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2 NAMES AND FUNCTIONS ............................................. 35
2.1 Main Unit ........................................................................................................................ 36
2.2 Main Displays ................................................................................................................ 38
3 INSTALLATION .............................................................. 44
4 OPERATION ................................................................... 45
4.1 Basic Communication (Telephone Mode) ................................................................... 45
4.1.1 Turning the Power ON/OFF ................................................................................ 46
4.1.2 Receiving Calls ................................................................................................... 47
4.1.3 Transmitting ........................................................................................................ 48
4.2 Communicating Using a Specified Channel ............................................................... 51
4.2.1 Communicating Using a Private Channel ........................................................... 51
4.2.2 Registering a Memory Channel .......................................................................... 53
4.2.3 Communicating Using a Memory Channel ......................................................... 56
4.2.4 Receiving a Weather Channel ............................................................................ 58
4.2.5 Receiving Using the Scanning Feature .............................................................. 60
4.3 Communicating in DSC (Digital Selective Call) Mode ............................................... 62
4.3.1 General Information on DSC Calls ..................................................................... 62
4.3.2 Transmitting Distress Calls ................................................................................. 63
4.3.3 Stopping Accidental Transmissions ................................................................... 65
4.3.4 Receiving Distress Calls ..................................................................................... 66
4.3.5 Distress Calls (Manually Adding Position Data) ................................................. 67
4.3.6 Relaying a Distress Call (Without Editing Data) ................................................. 71
4.3.7 Relaying a Distress Call (Manually Entering Position Data at Relay Station) .... 73
4.3.8 Calling All Ships .................................................................................................. 78
4.3.9 Calling a Specific Station .................................................................................... 82
4.3.10 Acknowledging a Call With Request Concerning New Work Channel ............. 86
4.3.11 Requesting Connection to a Public Telephone subscribers............................. 90
4.3.12 Acknowledging a Distress Call
(That Would Normally Be Acknowledged by a Coast Station) ......................... 95
4.3.13 Manually Acknowledging Other Calls ............................................................... 97
4.3.14 Displaying Received Messages (Real Time Display) ....................................... 99
(1) Displaying Received Messages for Which No Acknowledgment is Requested ...... 99
(2) Displaying Received Messages for Which An Acknowledgment is
Requested but No Work Channel is Specified ............................................... 100
(3) Displaying Received Messages for Which Acknowledgment is Requested
and Work Channel is Specified ...................................................................... 101
4.3.15 Reviewing Received Messages Stored in Memory ........................................ 103
(1) Reviewing Distress Messages ....................................................................... 103
(2) Reviewing Others Messages ......................................................................... 105
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4.3.16 Storing a Telephone Number ......................................................................... 107
4.3.17 Selecting Automatic Acknowledgment ........................................................... 109
4.3.18 Setting Date and Time .................................................................................... 111
4.3.19 Reviewing System Setup ................................................................................ 113
5 MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION ............................. 115

5.1 Maintenance and Inspection ...................................................................................... 115
5.1.1 General Maintenance and Inspection ............................................................... 115
5.1.2 Inspection of the Antenna System .................................................................... 115
5.1.3 Error Message List ........................................................................................... 116
5.1.4 Self Test and DSC Operation Test ................................................................... 118
5.1.5 Printer (NKG-52) Maintenance and Inspection ................................................ 120
5.2 Troubleshooting .......................................................................................................... 121
5.2.1 Procedures for Locating Equipment Malfunctions ............................................ 121
5.2.2 Guide to Locating Faults ................................................................................... 122
6 AFTER-SALES SERVICE ............................................. 123
7 DISPOSAL .................................................................... 124
8 SPECIFICATIONS ......................................................... 125

8.1 Main Unit (JHS-32B) .................................................................................................... 125
8.2 Channel Assignment Tables ...................................................................................... 127
(1) ITU Channels ....................................................................................................... 127
(2) USA Channels ...................................................................................................... 128
(3) CANADA Channels .............................................................................................. 128
(4) Weather Channels................................................................................................ 129
(5) Private Channels .................................................................................................. 129
8.3 Options ......................................................................................................................... 129
(1) NCH-414 Remote Controller ................................................................................ 129
(2) NKG-52 Printer ..................................................................................................... 129
(3) NRE-332 Guard Receiver .................................................................................... 130
8.4 Interface for Position Data and Time Data ................................................................ 131
9 OPTION ......................................................................... 132

9.1 NCH-414 Remote Controller ....................................................................................... 132
9.2 NQE-846/847 Handset Connection Box .................................................................... 133
9.3 NKG-52 Printer ............................................................................................................. 134
9.4 NRE-332 Guard Receiver ............................................................................................ 139
10 INDEX.......................................................................... 140
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DEFINITION OF TERMS
General Terms
This chapter contains definitions of terms related to general operation, and also describes the
general maritime terms and radio terms.
DSC :
Digital Selective Calling System RCC :
Rescue Co-ordinate Center.
GMDSS :
Global Maritime Distress and Safety System R.R :
Radio Regulations
GPS :
Global Positioning System SAR :
International Convention on Maritime Search
IMO : and Rescue
International Maritime Organization
SCAN :
ITU : Function which automatically searches for
International Telecommunication Union receivable signals in selected channels.
Polices treaties and regulations in all commu-
nication media including wire, radio, land, SOLAS :
marine, space, and outer space communica- International Convention for Safety of Life at
tions. WARC, CCIR, and CCITT are sub-unions Sea A certification is issued to ships which
of the ITU. satisfy this convention.
ITU-R(CCIR) : UTC :
Radiocommunication Sector (International Universal Time Coordinated
Radio Consultative Committee)
VHF :
MF : Very High Frequency (30MHz 300MHz)
Medium Frequency (300kHz 3MHz)
WARC :
NMEA0183 : World Administrative Radio Conference (an ITU
Communication standard for navigation sys- sub-union)
tems as specified by the National Marine
Electronics Association, U.S. WMO :
World Meteorological Organization
NNSS :
Navy Navigation Satellite System WKR :
Watchkeeping Receiver
17
18
EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW
EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW
The VHF radio communication system consists of the main unit plus peripheral equipment
which enhances system performance. This chapter describes system configuration and
features.
1
1.1 Functions 2
The JHS-32B includes the VHF radiotelephone and DSC watchkeeping receiver required by
the Global Maritime Distress and Safety System (GMDSS). It is designed to be compact and
3
lightweight for easy installation in any ship of 100 gross tons or more, as well as in conven-
tional ships (all passenger and cargo ships of over 300 gross tons engaged in international
navigation). The JHS-32B is equipped with Digital Selective Calling (DSC) functions for
4
distress calls and routine calls, as well as usual voice communication function. It incorporates
all the necessary units for DSC service, such as the DSC unit, CH70 watchkeeping receiver
and power supply. 5
The system configuration, with peripheral equipment, is shown below.
6
7
8
9
10
1.1 Functions 19
EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW
1.2 Features
The JHS-32B VHF radiotelephone meets the Besides the usual radiotelephone communi-
ITU Radio Regulations, IMO Performance cations, distress, urgency, safety, and routine
Standards, and ITU-R Recommendations. calls are available. When the coast station
offers automatic connection service to public
The JHS-32B VHF radiotelephone covers all telephone subscribers, the service can be
channels specified in the ITU Radio Regula- used by inserting the desired telephone
tions. number in the DSC message.
The JHS-32B VHF radiotelephone can be The JHS-32B VHF radiotelephone has an
easily installed in a narrower space because interface for receiving position and time data
all the necessary units, transmitter/receiver, from a navigation aid such as GPS. When a
antenna duplexer unit, DSC unit, CH 70 DSC distress call is transmitted, position and time
Watchkeeping Receiver and power supply data are automatically inserted in the DSC
are built-in in a compact body. message. When receiving an area call, the
JHS-32B VHF radiotelephone automatically
The JHS-32B VHF radiotelephone incorpo- checks whether the ship is in the sea area
rates a large graphic LCD with wide angle of concerned by referring to position data
visibility. The LCD does not limit the place for received from the navigation aid. During
installation. normal operation, position and time data from
the navigation aid is available on the LCD at
The JHS-32B VHF radiotelephone LCD any time, convenient for checking and report-
display automatically instructs the operator ing the position of the ship.
according to the operators needs, when an
item is selected from the menu. This makes The JHS-32B VHF radiotelephone can be
any operation easy, DSC in particular. connected to up to three remote controllers,
with the same operations as the JHS-32B
The JHS-32B VHF radiotelephone can be VHF radiotelephone.
used with the NKG-52 dedicated printer or a
general purpose printer with CENTRONICS By installing the NRE-322 Guard Receiver,
interface. The connected printer automati- the operator can keep a continuous watch on
cally prints out the DSC messages transmit- any two legal channels independently from
ted or received. A message stored in the JHS-32B, as required by the Administra-
memory can be manually printed out later on. tion of specific countries.
The brightness of LCD and keypad The JHS-32B VHF radiotelephone can be set
backlighting is widely adjustable, and will not so that it automatically terminates transmis-
disturb a night watch. sion with an alarm, according to the FCC
Regulations in the USA, when transmission
In addition to the channels specified by continues for five minutes.
Radio Regulations, the JHS-32B VHF radio-
telephone covers USA channels, Weather The JHS-32B VHF radiotelephone is pro-
channels, and Canadian channels available vided with the self-diagnostic and error
along the coast of North America. Up to 99 display functions to ensure ease of checking
private channels can also be incorporated. and maintenance.
The JHS-32B VHF radiotelephone incorpo- The JHS-32B VHF radiotelephone incorpo-
rates memory channels, memory scanning rates the automatic power reduction circuit.
function, scanning function of all channels or The circuit protects the transmission circuitry
desired channels, and dual watching func- from damage in case of high SWR due to
tions. These functions are convenient for antenna or antenna cable failure.
watching particular channels.
20 1.2 Features
EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW
1.3 Basic Configuration
1.3.1 Basic Configuration of the Main Unit

Name Model No. Quantity Remarks
VHF radiotelephone (main unit) JHS-32B 1 With handset (HS-6000JRC11)
Antenna 11209 2 Dipole type
Antenna fitting 505 2 Stainless steel
Coaxial connector N-P-10U 4
Instruction manual 1
Test data 1
1
1.3.2 Option list 2
Name Model No. Remarks
Handset connection box
Handset connection box
NQE-846
NQE-847
Waterproof for wing installation
Indoor flush mount type
3
Spare handset HS-6000J5
Handset hook
Printer
UBP-51-10
NKG-52 Printer cable, one roll of printer paper supplied
4
Printer paper 5ZPMB00001 For NKG-52, 25m long
Cable for centronics printer
Remote controller
CFQ-3441
NCH-414
1m-10m long (as ordered)
With handset, up to three units
5
Guard receiver NRE-332
External speaker
External speaker
NVS-423
NVS-423A
Wall mount type
Flush mount type
6
Coaxial cable RG-10/UY For antenna cable
Flush mount fittings
Flush mount fittings
4B21367
4B21368
For JHS-32B
For NCH-414
7
Flush mount fittings MPBP02915 For NKG-52
Flush mount fittings 4B21369 For NRE-332
8
9
10
1.3 Basic Configuration 21

EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW
1.3.3 System Configuration
NQE-846 Handset Connection Box NQE-847 Handset Connection Box

(Waterproof Wing Mount Type) (Indoor Flush Mount Type)
Enables remote communication with the main unit, Enables remote communication (indoor
even from outside. Be sure to fasten the water- only) with the main unit.
proof cap when handset is not connected.
HANDSET
HANDSET
ON
OFF
ON
OFF
These Boxes (NQE-846/
847) can be connected
to a NCH-414 Remote
Controller.
JHS-32B
DSC ALM
CH16 OPE
CH70 DISTRESS
25/1W P DW
ALM/CALL ALM
1 2 3 STOP DISABLE
4 5 6 COUNTRY WX M
7 8 9
. 0 CLR
PRESS BOTH OFF
HANDSET
SQL VOL
JHS-32B VHF Radiotelephone.

The main unit of the VHF radio communi-
cation system. In addition to usual voice
communication, watchkeeping of digital
selective calls is possible using the built-
in CH70 DSC receiver.
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EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW
NKG-52
PRINTER
FEED
RESET
NKG-52 Printer
ALM OFF
Prints out messages.
POWER
OFF
1
2
NRE-332
VHF GUARD RECEIVER
BUSY
CH
RX1
CHANNEL
BUSY
CH
RX2
CHANNEL
NRE-332 Guard Receiver
3
SOL VOLUME SOL VOLUME
Enables reception of 2 channels at the same time.
POWER
USA DIM
4
OFF
5
6
NCH-414 Remote Controller
Enables communication at a remote place from the main unit
7
(it is possible to install up to 3 units).
8
NCH-414
NCH-414
NCH-414
9
10
DSC ALM DSC ALM DSC ALM
DISTRESS & URGENCY OTHERS DISTRESS & URGENCY OTHERS DISTRESS & URGENCY OTHERS
CH16 OPE CH16 OPE CH16 OPE
CH70 DISTRESS CH70 DISTRESS CH70 DISTRESS
25/1W P DW 25/1W P DW 25/1W P DW
ALM/CALL ALM ALM/CALL ALM ALM/CALL ALM
1 2 3 STOP DISABLE 1 2 3 STOP DISABLE 1 2 3 STOP DISABLE
4 5 6 COUNTRY WX M 4 5 6 COUNTRY WX M 4 5 6 COUNTRY WX M
7 8 9 7 8 9 7 8 9
. 0 CLR . 0 CLR . 0 CLR
SP DIM SCAN MENU PRINT SP DIM SCAN MENU PRINT SP DIM SCAN MENU PRINT
POWER OFF CALL ENTER POWER OFF CALL ENTER POWER OFF CALL ENTER
PRESS BOTH OFF PRESS BOTH OFF PRESS BOTH OFF
HANDSET HANDSET HANDSET
SQL VOL SQL VOL SQL VOL
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EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW
1.4 Dimensions
This section shows the external dimensions of each unit.
(1)JHS-32B VHF Radiotelephone

Wall Mount Type
Flush Mount Type
24 1.4 Dimensions
EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW
(2)NCH-414 Remote Controller
Wall Mount Type
1
2
3
4
Flush Mount Type 5
6
7
8
9
10
1.4 Dimensions 25
EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW
(3)NKG-52 Printer
Wall Mount Type
Flush Mount Type
26 1.4 Dimensions
EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW
(4)NRE-332 Guard Receiver
Wall Mount Type
1
2
3
4
Flush Mount Type
5
6
7
8
9
10
1.4 Dimensions 27
EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW
(5)NQE-846 Handset Connection Box (6)NQE-847 Handset Connection Box

Waterproof Wing Mount Type Indoor Flush Mount Type
(7)NVS-423 External Speaker

Wall Mount Type
(8)NVS-423A External Speaker

Flash Mount Type
28 1.4 Dimensions
EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW
(9)11209+505 Antenna with Fitting
1
2
3
4
(10)HS-6000JRC11/J5 Handset (11)UBP-51-10 Handset Hook 5
JRC11 :a=275
J5 :a=550 6
7
8
9
10
1.4 Dimensions 29
EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW
1.5 Block Diagram
30 1.5 Block Diagram

EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW
1.6 Main Unit Block Diagram
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
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EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW
1.7 Parts Layout Diagram of Main Unit (JHS-32B)
CFF-498B
POWER
SUPPLY
UNIT
ANTENNA SWITCH RADIO UNIT
UNIT
Inside of unit
32 1.7 Parts Layout Diagram of Main Unit (JHS-32B)

EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW
DISPLAY UNIT
1
2
3
4
5
CONTROL UNIT
front side
6
7
KEY BOARD 8
back side
9
10
Back side of the panel
1.7 Parts Layout Diagram of Main Unit (JHS-32B) 33

EQUIPMENT OVERVIEW
Terminal section
34 1.7 Parts Layout Diagram of Main Unit (JHS-32B)

NAMES AND FUNCTIONS
NAMES AND FUNCTIONS
This chapter describes names and functions of the parts of the main unit.
1
2.1 Main Unit
The parts of the main unit are :
2
3
JHS-32B
4
5
#3
q
6
w
#2
e 7
#1 DSC ALM
r
#0
@9
CH16 OPE
CH70 DISTRESS t 8
@8 25/1W P DW
@7 ALM/CALL ALM y
u
@6
1
4
2
5
3
6
STOP
COUNTRY WX
DISABLE
M
i
o
9
!0
10
7 8 9
!1!2
@5 . 0 CLR
@4 SP DIM SCAN MENU PRINT !3

@3 !4
POWER OFF CALL ENTER !5
PRESS BOTH OFF !6
HANDSET
SQL VOL
@2 @1 @0 !9 !8 !7
2.1 Main Unit 35

NAMES AND FUNCTIONS
q LCD Display !2 / keys :

Move the cursor up or down.
w DISTRESS & URGENCY LED : These keys have an automatic repeat
Lights up when a distress/urgent call is function which activates after the key has
received. been held down for a specific amount of
time.
e OTHERS LED :
Lights up when a call of a category other !3 PRINT key :
than distress or urgent is received. Prints out the contents of a DSC message,
private channel, memory channel, or the
r CH70 key : DSC SETUP CONFIRMATION Display.
Selects CH70 for one-touch access for DSC
mode. !4 MENU key :
Displays the DSC Menu.
t DISTRESS switch :
Transmits distress messages. Never press !5 ENTER key :
this switch except in an emergency. Confirms input.
y STOP key : !6 CALL key :

Stops DSC call transmission and alarms. Transmits a DSC message when the DSC
Stops scanning when in the scan mode. message display appears.
Is also used to return to the pervious dis-
play. !7 VOL control :
Adjusts the volume of the speaker when the
u DISABLE key : speaker is ON.
Disables audible alarms when receiving
general calls (those other than distress or !8 SQL control :
urgency). This key is active when the CH70 Controls the squelch threshold.
Status Display is on the screen.
!9 CLR key :
i COUNTRY key : Used to clear entered values (when a
Selects the region (ITU, USA or CANADA). mistake has been made) and closes win-
dows.
o M key :
Displays the memory channel menu. @0 OFF key :
With POWER held down, turns OFF the main
!0 WX key : unit or controller in use.
Displays the weather channel menu.
@1 SCAN key :
!1 / keys : Displays the scan menu.
Move the cursor left or right to select items.
Open /close windows. @2 POWER key :
Also used to display the contents of received Turns the power ON. Used with OFF to turn
messages. OFF the main unit or controller in use.
These keys have an automatic repeat
function which activates after the key has @3 DIM key :
been held down for a specific amount of Adjusts the backlight for the LCD and keys
time. in 12 steps of brightness.
36 2.1 Main Unit

@4 #0 [PTT] key :
NAMES AND FUNCTIONS

SP key :
Turns the speaker on or off. Enters the transmitting mode. Stops scan-
With held down, turns the key click ning.
sound on or off.
#1 CH16 key :
@5 key : Selects CH16. Switches the call mode from
Used to enter the decimal point and hy- DSC mode to telephone mode.
phens for a telephone number.
Also used with SP to turn the key click #2 OPE key :
sound on or off. Takes control (when more than one remote
controller is connected). Releases control if
@6 0 9 keys (number keys) : pressed when in control.
Used to select a channel or enter numbers. When no other controller is connected,
pressing this key does nothing.
@7 P key :
Displays the private channel menu. #3 Handset : 1
Used as a normal telephone handset.
@8 25/1W key : Hanging up the handset automatically
Switches transmitting power between 25w returns to the CH16 Status Display. 2
and 1w.
@9 DW key : 3
Switches the channel between the currently
selected channel and CH16.
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
2.1 Main Unit 37

NAMES AND FUNCTIONS
2.2 Main Displays

This section describes the channel status display, DSC menu display, DSC set up display
and window set up display.
Status Display
!6 DUAL WATCH CH16 &
!5 USA CH 88A
!4 MODE: SIMP TEL OUTPUT: 25W TX w
!3 OPE : MASTER ALARM : ENABLE e
!2 SCAN: OFF SQL : CLOSE r
!1 SP : ON POWER : AC t
!0 UNACCEPTABLE.
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OFF MAX u
q Channel currently selected. y Indicates whether key click sound is on or

off. Pressing and SP at the same
w The selected transmitting power and trans- time switches the sound on or off. The key
mitting mode. click sound is on when the symbol is lit, and
25W : 25W is selected. off when it is not lit.
1W : 1W is selected.
25WTX : Transmitting mode with 25W u This graphic bar is displayed for a specific
power. period of time when DIM is pressed. Adjust
1WTX : Transmitting mode with 1W backlighting intensity of the LCD and keys
power. using / or / .
e Indicates whether the audible alarm is on or i The present position, displayed when a
off for normal calls (those not of category navigation aid such as GPS is connected.
distress or urgency) in DSC mode.
ENABLE : Alarm sounds. o The present date and time in UTC time.
DISABLE: Alarm does not sound.
!0 An error message. Refer to 5.1.3 Error
r Indicates whether squelch is open or closed. Message List.
OPEN : Squelch is open for reception.
CLOSE : Squelch is closed, and recep- !1 Indicates whether the speaker is on or off.
tion disabled. ON : Speaker is on.
OFF : Speaker is off.
t Indicates the power source type.
AC : AC power
DC : DC power
38 2.2 Main Displays

!2 Indicates the current scanning mode.
NAMES AND FUNCTIONS

OFF : Scanning mode is off. !4 Indicates the mode (communication mode)
ALL CH : Currently scanning all chan- of the currently selected channel.
nels. SIMP TEL : Simplex telephone mode
MEMORY CH : Currently scanning selected.
memory channels. SEMI-DUP TEL : Semi-duplex telephone
SELECT : Currently scanning selected mode selected.
channels. DSC : DSC simplex mode selected.
!3 Indicates which controller is active. !5 Indicates the selected region.

OFF : NO controller is active. ITU : ITU channels selected.
MASTER: The main unit is active. USA : USA channels selected.
SLAVE-1 : Remote controller SLAVE-1 is CANADA: Canadian channels selected.
active.
SLAVE-2 : Remote controller SLAVE-2 is !6 Indicates that the unit is programmed for
active. dual watch with CH16. 1
SLAVE-3 : Remote controller SLAVE-3 is
active.
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
2.2 Main Displays 39

DSC Menu Display
NAMES AND FUNCTIONS
q w
i --DSC MENU--
u CH70 25W
2.ALL SHIPS CALL EDIT
3.INDIVIDUAL CALL EDIT
4.AUTO/SEMI-AUTO TEL CALL EDIT
5.DISTRESS RELAY
y 6.DISTRESS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
7.OTHERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
8.RECEIVED DISTRESS MESSAGE READOUT
9.RECEIVED OTHERS MESSAGE READOUT
10.TEL NO. REGISTRATION
t UNACCEPTABLE e
SELECT WITH , & PRESS ENTER .
r
PRESS STOP TO RETURN.
q CH70 is selected. t Indicates that more items follow (down-

wards). Pressing scrolls down the
w 25W is selected for transmitting power. menu.
e An error message. y The DSC menu itself. The selected item is

Refer to 5.1.3 Error Message List. highlighted.
r Instructions for performing the operation. u Indicates that more items follow (upwards).
Pressing scrolls up the menu.
i Title of the DSC Menu Display.

DSC Set Up Display
NAMES AND FUNCTIONS

q w
u --DISTRESS CALL EDIT--

CH70 25W
FORMAT :DISTRESS
DIST-POSITION :S12.34 W123.45
DIST-UTC :14:59
END OF SEQUENCE:EOS
CALL CH :70
y e
t TRANSMITTING
1
r PRESS ENTER . PRESS DISTRESS TO SEND.
2
3
q CH70 is selected. t A message about transmission or an error
message.
w 25W is the selected transmission power. Refer to 5.1.3 Error Message List. 4
e Menu items for which data is entered. Some y Titles of menu items.
items are fixed and cannot be changed. 5
u Name of item selected from the DSC Menu.
r Instructions for performing the operation.
Instructions match the operation. 6
7
8
9
10

Window Set Up Display
NAMES AND FUNCTIONS
q w
u --DISTRESS CALL EDIT--

CH70 25W
FORMAT
NATURE OF DIST N . E .
DIST-POSITION N . W .
y DIST-UTC S . E .
TELECOMMAND S . W .
e
END OF SEQUENCE
CALL CH
t UNACCEPTABLE
r
PRESS CLR TO CANCEL.
q CH70 is selected. r Instructions for performing the operation.

Instructions match the operation.
w 25W is selected for transmission power.
t An error message. Refer to 5.1.3 Error
e Open (or close) the window using Message List.
/ . After selecting an item from the
window, press ENTER to confirm the selec- y Titles of menu items.
tion.
u Name of item selected from the DSC Menu.

Error Messages
NAMES AND FUNCTIONS

Error messages resulting from inappropriate operations are described below. For error messages
resulting from malfunctions, refer to 5.1.3 Error Message List.
Error Messages Description

UNACCEPTABLE Unacceptable key has been pressed. This message appears
for 1 second.
PRINTER POWER OFF The printer power is off.
PRINTER PAPER END Printer paper is used up.
VACANT MEMORY CH An empty memory channel has been selected.
VACANT PRIVATE CH An empty private channel has been selected.
5 MIN TIME OUT Transmission period has reached 5 minutes (this message
ECC ERROR
only appears if the five minute warning has been enabled).
An error in a message being received has been detected by
1
error check characters.
TX DISABLE
INVALID CHANNEL
PTT has been pressed for a transmission disabled channel.
A nonexistent channel has been selected. Check the
2
channel list.
DSC CH BUSY DSC channel is occupied by other station. Wait until DSC 3
channel becomes available.
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

INSTALLATION
INSTALLATION
CAUTION
Leave installation of this equipment to our service center or agents.
Special knowledge on selecting the place where the antenna is to be
mounted and setting the ID number assigned to the ship is required besides
mounting operation.
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OPERATION
OPERATION
This chapter describes basic operation (using the unit on CH16), communication on a se-
lected channel, and communication using DSC mode. There are two modes, telephone
mode and DSC mode. In telephone mode, audio communication is available, using the
handset, on CH16 or another selected channel. In DSC mode, digital selective calls (dis-
tress, urgent, safety, and routine) are available on CH70.
1
2
4.1 Basic Communication (Telephone Mode) 3
This section describes the basic operating procedures for transmitting and receiving calls
using the handset. In telephone mode, communicating with the handset is as easy as using
4
a normal telephone.
5
6
7
8
9
10

OPERATION
4.1.1 Turning the Power ON/OFF

When the power of the main unit or any remote controller is turned on, all the other controllers are also
activated. However, when one of the main unit or remote controllers is turned off, all the other control-
lers remain active.
CAUTION
Remember that only the controller in use is turned off when power is turned off.
Because the SOLAS convention requires that CH16 reception be maintained
at all times, never turn off the power of all controllers.
(1) Turning the Power ON
OPERATION
Press POWER .
The controller (and all remote controllers) are
turned on and the CH16 Status Display appears. ITU CH 16
SCAN: OFF SQL : CLOSE
SP : ON POWER : AC
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(2) Turning the Power OFF
OPERATION
Press POWER and OFF at the
same time.
The controller is turned off and the display is also
turned off.
TIP
When POWER and OFF are pressed at the
same time, only the controller in use is turned off.
The other controllers remain ON.
46 4.1 Basic Communication (Telephone Mode)

OPERATION
4.1.2 Receiving Calls
When receiving calls, the voice of the caller can be heard through the speaker.
WARNING
Whenever a distress call is received, be sure to inform the ships captain or
officer in charge immediately.
There is the possibility of legal repercussions if such a procedure is not
followed.
OPERATION
Press OPE .
1
MASTER appears for OPE in the CH16 Status
Display.
ITU CH 16
TIP
MODE: SIMP TEL
OPE : MASTER
OUTPUT: 25W
ALARM : ENABLE
2
When no remote controller is connected, SCAN: OFF SQL : CLOSE
SP : ON POWER : AC
pressing OPE is not necessary because
MASTER automatically appears for OPE.
A controller which does not have priority can be
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used only when no other controller is in use [OPE:
OFF], by just pressing the OPE key. When using
the controller which has priority, pick up the
4
handset or press OPE to make a call.
When receiving on a channel other than CH16,
enter the channel number using the number
5
keys.
Turn VOL to adjust the speaker

6
volume. MIN MAX
When not currently receiving a call, turn SQL VOL 7

counter-clockwise to generate noise for volume
adjustment.
8
Turn SQL to control the squelch
Recommended range
threshold.
Turn the SQL control counter-clockwise until
9
noise is generated, then turn it clockwise until the
noise stops.
Finally, turn it slightly further to set the squelch
Noise stops 10
here
threshold.
TIP SQL
Remember that turning SQL counter-clockwise
enables the reception of weak signals, and that,
on the other hand, turning SQL clockwise
disables the reception of weak signals.
When a call is received, the voice

of the caller is heard through the
speaker.

OPERATION
4.1.3 Transmitting
Originate transmission on CH16, and switch to other channels later.
CAUTION
Before transmitting, check that the channel is not in use. Try to make
communication time as brief as possible. Otherwise, you may impede the
communication of other stations.
OPERATION
Press OPE .
Display.
ITU CH 16
TIP OPE : MASTER ALARM : ENABLE
pressing OPE is not necessary because SP : ON POWER : AC

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used only when no other controller is in use
[OPE: OFF], by just pressing the OPE key.
When using the controller which has priority,
pick up the handset or press OPE to make a
call.
Pick up the handset. JHS-32B

Press PTT to transmit a request to

change to another channel.
As long as PTT is being pressed, TX appears at
ITU CH 16
OUTPUT on the display. MODE: SIMP TEL OUTPUT: 25W TX
TIP SP : ON POWER : AC
Press 25/1W to change the transmission power.

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OPERATION
Release PTT when transmission is
complete.
The unit returns to reception status. ITU CH 16
SP : ON POWER : AC
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Enter a channel number.

Example: Enter 2 0 to select CH20.
ITU CH 20
TIP
Refer to 4.2 Communicating using a Specified
MODE: SEMI-DUP
OPE : MASTER
OUTPUT: 25W
ALARM : ENABLE
1
Channel when using a private or memory SP : ON POWER : AC
channel.
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3
Press PTT to transmit.
4
As long as PTT is being pressed, TX appears at
OUTPUT on the display.
ITU CH 20
MODE: SEMI-DUP
OPE : MASTER
SCAN: OFF
OUTPUT: 25W TX
ALARM : ENABLE
SQL : CLOSE
5
SP : ON POWER : AC
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Release PTT when transmission is

7
complete.
The unit returns to reception status. ITU CH 20 8
MODE: SEMI-DUP OUTPUT: 25W
SCAN: OFF
SP : ON
SQL : CLOSE
POWER : AC 9
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10
MORE

OPERATION
Hang up the handset to terminate JHS-32B

communication.
The CH16 Status Display returns and OFF
appears for OPE.
TIP
When no remote controllers are connected,
MASTER remains for OPE.

Communicating Using a Speci-
OPERATION
4.2 fied Channel
For standard communication, originate the call using CH16 (telephone mode) or CH70 (DSC
mode), then change the channel to another channel, private channel or memory channel. In
addition, weather information can be received on a weather channel.
CAUTION
Refer to 8.2 Channel Assignment Tables to confirm that data transmission or
audio communication is not prohibited on the desired channel or frequency.
1
4.2.1 Communicating Using a Private Channel 2
At installation, up to 99 frequencies can be allocated as Private Channels.
Refer to 8.2 (5) Private Channels for further information. 3
OPERATION
Press OPE . 4
Display. ITU CH 16 5
TIP MODE: SIMP TEL OUTPUT: 25W
When no remote controller is connected, OPE : MASTER ALARM : ENABLE
pressing OPE is not necessary because

SCAN: OFF
SP : ON
SQL : CLOSE
POWER : AC 6
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7
pick up the handset or press
call.
OPE to make a
8
9
10
MORE
4.2 Communicating Using a Specified Channel 51

OPERATION
Press P . --PRIVATE CH--

CH16 25W
01. TX:156.500MHz RX:156.500MHz
The PRIVATE CHANNEL Display appears. 02. TX:155.500MHz RX:155.500MHz
03. TX:159.210MHz RX:159.210MHz
04. TX:157.930MHz RX:161.930MHz
05. TX: RX:
06. TX: RX:
07. TX: RX:
08. TX: RX:
09. TX: RX:
INPUT NO., OR SELECT WITH , &

PRESS ENTER .
--PRIVATE CH--
Select a private channel using CH16 25W
/ . 01. TX:156.500MHz RX:156.500MHz
02. TX:155.500MHz RX:155.500MHz
03. TX:159.210MHz RX:159.210MHz
The selected private channel is highlighted.
04. TX:157.930MHz RX:161.930MHz
05. TX: RX:
06. TX: RX:
TIP 07. TX: RX:
Simply enter the 2-digit private channel number 08. TX: RX:
09. TX: RX:
(i.e. 0 3 ) to select a private channel.
There can be up to 99 private channels, but only INPUT NO., OR SELECT WITH , &
PRESS ENTER .
the first 9 are displayed. To scroll through the PRESS STOP TO RETURN.
other channels, use / .
Press ENTER .
The Status Display of the selected channel (e.g.
CH P03
CH P03) appears. MODE: SIMP TEL OUTPUT: 25W
SP : ON POWER : AC
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Start the transmission.


communication.
appears for OPE.
TIP
52 4.2 Communicating Using a Specified Channel

OPERATION
4.2.2 Registering a Memory Channel
Up to 10 channels, from ITU, USA, CANADA, weather, and private channels, can be registered in
memory channels for your convenience.
OPERATION
Press OPE .
Display. ITU CH 16
When no remote controller is connected,

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1
2
call.
3
Press M . --MEMORY CH--
CH16 25W
01.CH07 (USA) 07:W2
The MEMORY CH Display appears. 02.CH60 (CANADA)
03.CH05
04.P01
08:CH01
09:
10:
4
05.P02 11:REGISTRATION
5
06.W1
INPUT NO., OR SELECT WITH

PRESS
PRESS
ENTER .
STOP TO RETURN.
, &
6
Select 11. REGISTRATION using
and .
--MEMORY CH--
01.CH07 (USA) 07:W2

CH16 25W 7
02.CH60 (CANADA) 08:CH01
03.CH05 09:
11: REGISTRATION is highlighted.
04.P01
05.P02
10:
11:REGISTRATION
8
06.W1
TIP
Just enter 1 1 to select REGISTRATION.
9
PRESS ENTER .
10
-MEMORY CH REGISTRATION--
Press ENTER . CH16
01.CH07 (USA) 07:W2
The MEMORY CH REGISTRATION Display 02.CH60 (CANADA) 08:CH01
03.CH05 09:
appears.
04.P01 10:
05.P02
06.W1
SELECT WITH , INPUT CH NO., &

PRESS ENTER . PRESS CLR TO ERASE.
MORE

OPERATION
Select a memory channel using -MEMORY CH REGISTRATION--

CH16
and . 01.CH07 (USA) 07:W2
03.CH05 09:
The selected channel is highlighted.
04.P01 10:
05.P02
06.W1

--MEMORY CH REGISTRATION--
Register a channel CH16
01.CH07 (USA) 07:W2
When registering a normal channel: 02.CH60 (CANADA) 08:CH01
03.CH05 09:CH12
Enter a channel number (e.g. 1 2 ).
04.P01 10:
The region (ITU, USA, or CANADA), as indi- 05.P02
06.W1
cated in the CH16 Status Display, is registered
automatically.
When registering a weather channel. SELECT WITH , INPUT CH NO., &

Press WX and enter a weather channel PRESS STOP TO RETURN.
number (e.g. 3 ).
When registering a private channel.

Press P and enter a private channel
number (e.g. 0 2 ).
TIP
To clear a memory channel, select it and press
CLR .
To overwrite a memory channel, select it and
enter a new channel number.
Press ENTER . --MEMORY CH REGISTRATION--

CH16
01.CH07 (USA) 07:W2
Registration is complete and the next channel 02.CH60 (CANADA) 08:CH01
number is highlighted. 03.CH05 09:CH12
04.P01 10:
05.P02
TIP 06.W1
To continue registration at this point, repeat steps

5, 6, and 7.

OPERATION
Press STOP . --MEMORY CH--
CH16 25W
01.CH07 (USA) 07:W2
The MEMORY CH REGISTRATION Display 02.CH60 (CANADA) 08:CH01
disappears and the MEMORY CH Display 03.CH05 09:CH12
04.P01 10:
appears. 05.P02 11:REGISTRATION
06.W1

PRESS ENTER .
Press STOP .
The CH16 Status Display returns.
ITU CH 16
TIP
For any controller which does not have priority,
MODE: SIMP TEL
OPE : MASTER
OUTPUT: 25W
ALARM : ENABLE
1
press OPE on the controller currently in use to SP : ON POWER : AC
change OPE to OFF.
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3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

OPERATION
4.2.3 Communicating Using a Memory Channel

Memory channels can be used for communication, but note that before using a memory channel, a
channel number must be saved in the memory channel (refer to 4.2.2 Registering a Memory Channel
for more information).
OPERATION
Press OPE .
Display. ITU CH 16
TIP MODE: SIMP TEL
OPE : MASTER
OUTPUT: 25W
ALARM : ENABLE

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call.

Press M . --MEMORY CH--

CH16 25W
01.CH07 (USA) 07:W2
The MEMORY CH Display appears. 02.CH60 (CANADA) 08:CH01
03.CH05 09:CH12
04.P01 10:
06.W1

PRESS ENTER .

OPERATION
Select a memory channel using --MEMORY CH--
CH16 25W
/ . 01.CH07 (USA) 07:W2
03.CH05 09:CH12
The selected channel number is highlighted.
04.P01 10:
06.W1
TIP
Select a memory channel by entering the two-
digit memory channel number (e.g. 0 3 ).
PRESS ENTER .
Press ENTER .
CH05) appears. ITU CH 05
MODE: SEMI-DUP
OPE : MASTER
OUTPUT: 25W
ALARM : ENABLE
1
SP : ON POWER : AC
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2
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3
Start the transmission.
4
5
6
Hang up the handset to terminate
communication.
JHS-32B
7
appears for OPE. 8
TIP
When no remote controllers are connected, 9
10

OPERATION
4.2.4 Receiving a Weather Channel

Nine weather channels provide weather information along the coastline of North America.
CAUTION
Weather channels vary from coast to coast. Inquire as to which channel is
available locally, or use the scanning feature (refer to 4.2.5 Receiving Using
the Scanning Feature).
OPERATION
Press OPE .
Display. ITU CH 16

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call.
Press WX . --WEATHER CH--

CH16 25W
1.162.550MHz 6.162.450MHz
The WEATHER CH Display appears. 2.162.400MHz 7.162.500MHz
3.162.475MHz 8.162.525MHz
4.161.650MHz 9.161.775MHz
5.162.425MHz

PRESS ENTER .
--WEATHER CH--
Select a weather channel using CH16 25W
/ . 1.162.550MHz 6.162.450MHz
2.162.400MHz 7.162.500MHz
3.162.475MHz 8.162.525MHz
The selected weather channel is highlighted. 4.161.650MHz 9.161.775MHz
5.162.425MHz
TIP
To select a weather channel, just enter its
number (e.g. 3 ).
PRESS ENTER .

OPERATION
Press ENTER .
CH W3) appears. CH W3
MODE: SIMP TEL OUTPUT:
SP : ON POWER : AC
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Press CH16 .
ITU CH 16
TIP
MODE: SIMP TEL
OPE : MASTER
OUTPUT: 25W
ALARM : ENABLE
1
SP : ON POWER : AC
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3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

OPERATION
4.2.5 Receiving Using the Scanning Feature

In scanning mode, the unit searches automatically for receivable signals. The three scanning modes
are described below.
ALL CH SCAN : Scans all channels in the selected region.
MEMORY CH SCAN : Scans all channels (up to 10) that are saved as memory channels.
SELECT CH SCAN : Scans all channels in the selected range.
OPERATION
Press OPE .
Display. ITU CH 16
TIP MODE: SIMP TEL OUTPUT: 25W

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call.
Press SCAN . --SCAN--

CH16 25W
1.ALL CH SCAN
The SCAN Display appears. 2.MEMORY CH SCAN
3.SELECT CH SCAN ITU CH
FORM CH TO CH
Select a scanning mode using --SCAN--

CH16 25W
/ . 1.ALL CH SCAN
2.MEMORY CH SCAN
The selected scanning mode is highlighted.
FORM CH01 TO CH88
INPUT CH NO., & PRESS ENTER .

PRESS CLR TO CORRECT.

OPERATION
Specify a scanning range using --SCAN--
CH16 25W
the number keys. 1.ALL CH SCAN
2.MEMORY CH SCAN
A scanning range is only required when using
FORM CH01 TO CH88
3. SELECT CH SCAN.
Specify the range for ITU, USA, or CANADA
channels.
INPUT CH NO., & PRESS ENTER .

PRESS CLR TO CORRECT.
Press ENTER .
The CH16 Status Display returns and scanning
starts in the selected scanning mode. ITU CH 01
TIP
MODE: SEMI-DUP
OPE : MASTER
OUTPUT: 25W
ALARM : ENABLE
1
SCAN: ALL CH SQL : CLOSE
CH70 is skipped even when it is included in the SP : ON POWER : AC
selected scanning range.

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3
Press STOP to stop scanning.
Scanning stops and communication is enabled

using the current channel (e.g. CH60).
ITU CH 60 4
MODE: SEMI-DUP OUTPUT: 25W
TIP
OPE : MASTER
SCAN: ALL CH
SP : ON
ALARM : ENABLE
SQL : CLOSE
POWER : AC
5
Scanning stops automatically when receivable
signals are detected. Scanning resumes
approx. 2 seconds after the received signal
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ends, and also if the signal continues for 10
seconds or more.
Pressing
scanning.
SCAN or picking up the handset stops 7
If scanning is performed with the handset off-
hook, pressing PTT stops scanning. 8
Press CH16 .
9
ITU CH 16
TIP
MODE: SIMP TEL
OPE : MASTER
OUTPUT: 25W
ALARM : ENABLE
10
SP : ON POWER : AC
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OPERATION
Communicating in DSC (Digital

4.3 Selective Call) Mode
In DSC mode, digital selective calls (distress, urgent, safety, and routine) are available on
CH70. Distress calls can be made instantly by pressing DISTRESS or after editing the distress
message in the DSC MENU. When the message is edited, data such as time and current
position can be added even when no navigation aid is connected.
Other options available in DSC mode are relaying a distress call, displaying and confirming
received messages, and requesting a connection to a public telephone subscribers.
4.3.1 General Information on DSC Calls

In DSC mode, digital codes are used for transmitting and receiving distress or other calls. The specifi-
cations for DSC calls are standardized by RR (Radio Regulation), ITU-R, and IMO, enabling DSC calls
regardless of manufacturer and nationality. A distress message includes ID, position, UTC time, and
the nature of distress. A distress call is first transmitted 5 times consecutively and then it is repeated
in 3.5 4.5 minute intervals until it is acknowledged.
62 4.3 Communicating in DSC (Digital Selective Call) Mode

OPERATION
4.3.2 Transmitting Distress Calls
In an emergency, just press DISTRESS to make a distress call. The ID number, position, and UTC time
are included in the call.
CAUTION
Transmit distress calls only in an emergency.
Only transmit distress calls under the supervision of the ships captain or
officer in charge.
Do not make test distress calls. Doing so may inconvenience local shipping
and rescue centers.
1
If an accidental transmission of a false distress call occurs, contact all local
ships and rescue operations on CH16 to inform them that the false distress
call was transmitted accidentally.
2
A distress call is transmitted to all ships equipped with the DSC feature and
by rescue operations (RCC).
3
4
OPERATION 5
6
DSC ALM
CH70 DISTRESS
7
ALM/CALL ALM
STOP DISABLE
8
9
10
MORE
4.3 Communicating in DSC (Digital Selective Call) Mode 63

OPERATION
Press and hold DISTRESS key for --DISTRESS CALL--

CH70 25W
3 to 4 seconds. FORMAT :DISTRESS
When DISTRESS key is pressed, an intermittent
DIST-UTC :14:59
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3 to 4 seconds, the beeping tone changes from CALL CH :70
is transmitted. TRANSMITTING
If suspend pressing DISTRESS key while PRESS STOP TO TERMINATE.

transmitted.
-DISTRESS CALL--
CH16 25W
FORMAT :DISTRESS
"DISTRESS CALL" indication on LCD flashes
while intermittent beeping tone. If the key is DIST-POSITION :S12.34 W123.45
DIST-UTC :14:59
pressed continuously for 3 to 4 seconds, the TELECOMMAND :G3E SIMP TEL
CALL CH :70
steady, and distress message is transmitted.
TRANSMITTED
TIP
A distress call has priority over all other operations.
The distress message is transmitted 5 times consecutively, and then in random intervals of 3.5 to 4.5
minutes until it is acknowledged.
When a navigation aid is connected, position and time data are added automatically to the distress
message.
When no navigation aid is connected, the position and time data is transmitted as dummy data.
When a printer is connected, the distress message is automatically printed out.
Press STOP to terminate trans-

mission.
Transmission is terminated and the CH16 Status ITU CH 16
Display appears. MODE: SIMP TEL OUTPUT: 25W

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change OPE to OFF.

OPERATION
4.3.3 Stopping Accidental Transmissions
If a false distress call is transmitted accidentally, stop it immediately.
CAUTION
By the time STOP is pressed, the distress call has been transmitted. It is
therefore vital that local shipping and rescue operations be informed that the
transmission was an error. Inform them of the mistake on CH16.
OPERATION
Press STOP .
1
Transmission is terminated and the CH16 Status
Display appears. ITU CH 16
MODE: SIMP TEL
OPE : MASTER
OUTPUT: 25W
ALARM : ENABLE
2
3
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4
5
6
7
8
9
10

OPERATION
4.3.4 Receiving Distress Calls

When a distress call is received, the DISTRESS & URGENCY LED lights up and the alarm tone
sounds through the speaker. Up to 20 received distress calls can be stored in memory for future
confirmation. When a printer is connected to the unit, any received distress message is automatically
output to the printer.
WARNING
Inform the ships captain or officer in charge immediately when you receive a
distress call. There is the possibility of legal repercussions if such a
procedure is not followed.
OPERATION
When a distress call is received, --MESSAGE RECEIVED --
CH70 25W
the alarm tone sounds. RECEIVED ON CH70,21.JUL.1994 15:10 UTC
FORMAT :DISTRESS
The contents of the message are displayed. ADDRESS :123456789
DIST-UTC :15:20
END OF SEQUENCE:EOS
PRESS STOP FOR ALARM OFF.
Press STOP to stop the alarm --MESSAGE RECEIVED --

CH70 25W
tone. RECEIVED ON CH70,21.JUL.1994 15:10 UTC
FORMAT :DISTRESS
ADDRESS :123456789
DIST-UTC :15:20
END OF SEQUENCE:EOS
PRESS STOP AT PRIORITY UNIT TO RETURN.
Press STOP to exit the display

after confirming or recording the
contents of the distress message. ITU CH 16
The CH16 Status Display returns. MODE: SIMP TEL OUTPUT: 25W
SP : ON POWER : AC
TIP
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which has priority.
The display can also be exited from a controller
in use even if the controller does not have
priority.
press OPE on the controller currently in use to
change OPE to OFF.

OPERATION
4.3.5 Distress Calls (Manually Adding Position Data)
When no navigation aid is connected, manually add position and time data to the distress message.
CAUTION
Perform this operation only when there is sufficient time to input the data
manually without incurring personal risk.
A distress call can be made without position data input.
OPERATION
Press MENU . --DSC MENU--
CH70 25W
1.DISTRESS CALL EDIT
The DSC MENU Display appears and 1. DIS-
TRESS CALL EDIT is highlighted.
1
5.DISTRESS RELAY
6.DISTRESS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
2
3
Press ENTER . --DISTRESS CALL EDIT--
FORMAT :DISTRESS
CH70 25W 4
The DISTRESS CALL EDIT Display appears and NATURE OF DIST :UNDESIGNATED DISTRESS
DIST-POSITION is highlighted.
DIST-UTC
TELECOMMAND
:14:59
:G3E SIMP TEL
END OF SEQUENCE:EOS
5
TIP CALL CH :70
FORMAT and NATURE OF DIST cannot be
edited.
6
PRESS ENTER . PRESS DISTRESS TO SEND.
7
Press / . --DISTRESS CALL EDIT--

CH70 25W
The DIST-POSITION window appears and N. E.

is highlighted.
FORMAT
NATURE OF DIST
DIST-POSITION
N
N
.
.
E
W
.
.
8
DIST-UTC S . E .
TELECOMMAND S . W .
TIP
Press / , or CLR to go back to step 2.
END OF SEQUENCE
CALL CH 9
SELECT WITH

, & PRESS ENTER .
10
Select the correct compass values --DISTRESS CALL EDIT--
CH70 25W
for Lat/Lon using / . FORMAT
NATURE OF DIST N . E .
DIST-POSITION N . W .
DIST-UTC S . E .
TELECOMMAND S . W .
END OF SEQUENCE
CALL CH

MORE

OPERATION

CH70 25W
FORMAT :DISTRESS
N or S and W or E are set, and the display NATURE OF DIST :UNDESIGNATED DISTRESS
prompts for entering coordinates. DIST-POSITION :S . W .
DIST-UTC :14:59
END OF SEQUENCE:EOS
CALL CH :70

Enter latitude and longitude. --DISTRESS CALL EDIT--

CH70 25W
FORMAT :DISTRESS
Example: Latitude 12 34 NATURE OF DIST :UNDESIGNATED DISTRESS
1 2 3 4 DIST-POSITION :S12.34 W123.45
DIST-UTC :14:59
Example: Longitude 123 45 TELECOMMAND :G3E SIMP TEL
END OF SEQUENCE:EOS
1 2 3 4 5
CALL CH :70
TIP
It is not necessary to enter the decimal point SELECT WITH , INPUT NO., &
( ). PRESS CLR TO CANCEL.
To correct a mistake made while entering
numbers, just press CLR and start again.

CH70 25W
FORMAT :DISTRESS
The entered latitude and longitude are confirmed NATURE OF DIST :UNDESIGNATED DISTRESS
and DIST-UTC is highlighted. DIST-POSITION :S12.34 W123.45
DIST-UTC :15:59
END OF SEQUENCE:EOS
CALL CH :70

Enter the time. --DISTRESS CALL EDIT--

CH70 25W
FORMAT :DISTRESS
Use 24-hour UTC time. NATURE OF DIST :UNDESIGNATED DISTRESS
Example: 1:25 PM DIST-POSITION :S12.34 W123.45
DIST-UTC :13:25
1 3 2 5 TELECOMMAND :G3E SIMP TEL
END OF SEQUENCE:EOS
CALL CH :70
TIP
numbers, just press CLR and start again. SELECT WITH , INPUT NO., &
Do not input local time. PRESS CLR TO CANCEL.

OPERATION
CH70 25W
FORMAT :DISTRESS
The DIST-UTC setting is confirmed. Then CALL NATURE OF DIST :UNDESIGNATED DISTRESS
CH is highlighted and the default channel (CH70) DIST-POSITION :S12.34 W123.45
DIST-UTC :13:25
displayed. TELECOMMAND :G3E SIMP TEL
END OF SEQUENCE:EOS
CALL CH :70
TIP
The CALL CH can be set to a channel other
than CH70 (such as CH01 CH28, CH60 SELECT WITH , INPUT NO., &
CH88, except for CH75 and 76). However, PRESS STOP TO RETURN.
doing so is not advisable because DSC
watchkeeping is maintained only for CH70.
TELECOMMAND and END OF SEQUENCE
cannot be edited.
If selecting a channel other than CH70, press
ENTER to confirm the selection. 1
2
DSC ALM
DISTRESS & URGENCY OTHERS 3
CH70 DISTRESS
ALM/CALL ALM
4
STOP DISABLE
Press and hold DISTRESS key for --DISTRESS CALL --

5
CH70 25W
3 to 4 seconds.
6
FORMAT :DISTRESS
When DISTRESS key is pressed, an intermittent DIST-POSITION :S12.34 W123.45
DIST-UTC :13:25
3 to 4 seconds, the beeping tone changes from
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CALL CH :70 7
is transmitted.
TRANSMITTING
If suspend pressing DISTRESS key while

8
transmitted.
--DISTRESS CALL --
CH70 25W
9
"DISTRESS CALL" indication on LCD flashes FORMAT :DISTRESS
while intermittent beeping tone. If the key is
pressed continuously for 3 to 4 seconds, the
DIST-POSITION
DIST-UTC
TELECOMMAND
:S12.34 W123.45
:13:25
:G3E SIMP TEL
10
steady, and distress message is transmitted. CALL CH :70
TRANSMITTED
MORE

OPERATION
TIP
An alarm tone sounds, the DISTRESS CALL Display appears, and the distress message is transmit-
ted. TRANSMITTING appears on the display.
After the distress message has been transmitted, TRANSMITTING changes to TRANSMITTED. Then
NEXT DISTRESS CALL: AFTER 3.6 MIN appears, showing that transmission is completed, and the
amount of time (e.g. 3.6 MIN) remaining to the next transmission.
Transmission intervals are between 3.5 and 4.5 minutes, randomly selected.
Press STOP to terminate the

transmission.
The transmission is terminated and the CH16 ITU CH 16
Status Display appears. MODE: SIMP TEL OUTPUT: 25W

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change OPE to OFF.

OPERATION
4.3.6 Relaying a Distress Call (Without Editing Data)
If a distress call has been logged, but it is not acknowledged by any coast station, it can be relayed
adding only the fact that the message is being relayed.
This unit does not relay messages automatically, even when automatic acknowledgement is set to
ON as described in section 4.3.17.
OPERATION
CH70 25W
The DSC MENU Display appears. 2.ALL SHIPS CALL EDIT
5.DISTRESS RELAY
1
PRESS STOP TO RETURN. 2

Select 5. DISTRESS RELAY --DSC MENU--
using / . 1.DISTRESS CALL EDIT

CH70 25W
3
5. DISTRESS RELAY is highlighted. 3.INDIVIDUAL CALL EDIT
5.DISTRESS RELAY
4

5
Press ENTER . --DISTRESS RELAY--RECEIVED MESSAGE NO.01

6
CH70 25W
FORMAT :ALL SHIPS
The DISTRESS RELAY display appears. CATEGORY
TELECOMMAND1
DIST-ID
:DISTRESS
:DISTRESS RELAY
:123456789
7
DIST-UTC
TELECOMMAND
:17:45
:G3E SIMP TEL
8
END OF SEQUENCE:EOS
PRESS
PRESS
.
TO SELECT MSG.
PRESS
STOP
CALL
TO RETURN.
SELECT WITH
TO SEND. 9
Select a message using
/ .
--DISTRESS RELAY--RECEIVED MESSAGE NO.03
FORMAT :ALL SHIPS

CH70 25W 10
CATEGORY :DISTRESS
In the example, Message No.03 is selected. TELECOMMAND1 :DISTRESS RELAY
DIST-ID :456789012
DIST-UTC :14:20
END OF SEQUENCE:EOS
PRESS TO SELECT MSG. SELECT WITH

. PRESS CALL TO SEND.
MORE

OPERATION
Select CALL CH using . --DISTRESS RELAY--RECEIVED MESSAGE NO.03

CH70 25W
CATEGORY :DISTRESS
CALL CH is highlighted and CH70 (default) is TELECOMMAND1 :DISTRESS RELAY
displayed initially. DIST-ID :456789012
TIP DIST-UTC
TELECOMMAND
:14:20
:G3E SIMP TEL
The CALL CH can be set to a channel other END OF SEQUENCE:EOS
CALL CH :70
than CH70 (such as CH01 CH28, CH60
CH88, except for CH75 and 76). However, INPUT NO.,& PRES ENTER.
PRESS CALL TO SEND.
doing so is not advisable because DSC PRESS STOP TO RETURN.
Items other than CALL CH cannot be edited.
If selecting a channel other than CH70, press
ENTER to confirm the selection.
Press CALL . --DISTRESS RELAY CALL-

CH70 25W
FORMAT :ALL SHIPS
The DISTRESS RELAY CALL Display appears CATEGORY :DISTRESS
and the message is transmitted. TELECOMMAND1 :DISTRESS RELAY
DIST-ID :123456789
When the message has been transmitted, NATURE OF DIST :UNDESIGNATED DISTRESS
TRANSMITTED appears.
DIST-UTC :17:45
END OF SEQUENCE:EOS
TIP TRANSMITTED
When a printer is connected to the unit, the PRESS TO EDIT.
PRESS CALL TO SEND.
message is automatically printed out. PRESS STOP TO RETURN.
Press STOP to return to the DSC --DSC MENU--

CH70 25W
MENU Display. 1.DISTRESS CALL EDIT
The DISTRESS RELAY CALL Display disap-
pears and the DSC MENU Display appears. 5.DISTRESS RELAY
Press STOP to return to the CH16

Status Display.
The CH16 Status Display returns. ITU CH 16
For any controller which does not have priority, SP : ON POWER : AC

change OPE to OFF. 21 JUL 1994 14:59 UTC
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OPERATION
(Manually Entering Position
4.3.7 Relaying a Distress Call Data at Relay Station)
If a distress call is not acknowledged by any coast station, relay it after entering the position and time
data of the ship in distress, as obtained from other sources.
OPERATION
CH70 25W
5.DISTRESS RELAY

1
Select 2. ALL SHIPS CALL EDIT --DSC MENU--

CH70 25W
2
2. ALL SHIPS CALL EDIT is highlighted. 3.INDIVIDUAL CALL EDIT
5.DISTRESS RELAY
3
9.RECEIVED OTHERS MESSAGE READOUT 4

5
Press ENTER . --ALL SHIPS CALL EDIT--
The ALL SHIPS CALL EDIT Display appears

FORMAT
CATEGORY
:ALL SHIPS
:DISTRESS
CH70 25W
6
and CATEGORY is highlighted. TELECOMMAND1 :DISTRESS RELAY
DIST-ID :000000000
TIP
DIST-POSITION
DIST-UTC
:99.99 999.99
:88:88
7
FORMAT is set to ALL SHIPS and cannot be TELECOMMAND :G3E SIMP TEL
END OF SEQUENCE:EOS
edited.
SELECT WITH
PRESS CALL TO SEND.
, & PRESS ENTER . 8
Press / . --ALL SHIPS CALL EDIT--

9
CH70 25W
FORMAT
The CATEGORY window opens.

The window contains the following five items:
CATEGORY
TELECOMMAND1
DIST-ID
DISTRESS
URGENCY
SAFETY
10
NATURE OF DIST ROUTINE
DISTRESS DIST-POSITION SHIP'S BUSINESS
URGENCY DIST-UTC
TELECOMMAND
SAFETY END OF SEQUENCE
ROUTINE
SHIPS BUSINESS
TIP
MORE

OPERATION
Select DISTRESS using --ALL SHIPS CALL EDIT--

CH70 25W
/ . FORMAT
CATEGORY DISTRESS
TELECOMMAND1 URGENCY
DIST-ID SAFETY
NATURE OF DIST ROUTINE
DIST-POSITION SHIP'S BUSINESS
DIST-UTC
TELECOMMAND
END OF SEQUENCE

CH70 25W
FORMAT :ALL SHIPS
The window closes and TELECOMMAND1 is CATEGORY :DISTRESS
highlighted. TELECOMMAND1 :G3E SIMP TEL
DIST-ID :000000000
DIST-POSITION :99.99 999.99
DIST-UTC :88:88
END OF SEQUENCE:EOS

PRESS CALL TO SEND.
Press or . --ALL SHIPS CALL EDIT--

CH70 25W
FORMAT
The TELECOMMAND1 window opens. CATEGORY DISTRESS RELAY
The window contains the following four items: TELECOMMAND1 DISTRESS ACK
DIST-ID G3E SIMP TEL
DISTRESS RELAY NATURE OF DIST G3E DUP TEL
DIST-POSITION
DISTRESS ACK
DIST-UTC
G3E SIMP TEL TELECOMMAND
END OF SEQUENCE
G3E DUP TEL
However, when items other than DISTRESS are PRESS CLR TO CANCEL.
selected in step 5, only G3E SIMP TEL and G3E
DUP TEL are contained in the window.
TIP
Select DISTRESS RELAY using --ALL SHIPS CALL EDIT--

CH70 25W
/ . FORMAT
CATEGORY DISTRESS RELAY
TELECOMMAND1 DISTRESS ACK
DIST-ID G3E SIMP TEL
NATURE OF DIST G3E DUP TEL
DIST-POSITION
DIST-UTC
TELECOMMAND
END OF SEQUENCE

OPERATION
CH70 25W
FORMAT :ALL SHIPS
The window closes and DIST-ID becomes CATEGORY :DISTRESS
highlighted. TELECOMMAND1 :DISTRESS RELAY
DIST-ID :000000000
DIST-UTC :88:88
END OF SEQUENCE:EOS

PRESS ENTER . PRESS CALL TO SEND.
Enter the ID number of the station --ALL SHIPS CALL EDIT--

CH70 25W
in distress using the number keys. FORMAT :ALL SHIPS
CATEGORY :DISTRESS
Example: To enter 896745231 TELECOMMAND1 :DISTRESS RELAY
2
9
3
6
1
7 4 5
DIST-ID :896745231
1
DIST-UTC :88:88
TIP
END OF SEQUENCE:EOS

2
PRESS ENTER .
numbers, just press CLR and start again. PRESS CLR TO CANCEL.
3
CH70 25W
FORMAT :ALL SHIPS
DIST-POSITION is highlighted. CATEGORY
TELECOMMAND1
:DISTRESS
:DISTRESS RELAY
4
DIST-ID :896745231
TIP NATURE OF DIST :UNDESIGNATED DISTRESS
NATURE OF DIST is fixed as UNDESIGNATED

DISTRESS and cannot be edited.
DIST-POSITION
DIST-UTC
TELECOMMAND
:99.99 999.99
:88:88
:G3E SIMP TEL
5
END OF SEQUENCE:EOS
SELECT WITH
PRESS
PRESS
ENTER .
STOP
PRESS
TO RETURN.
CALL
, INPUT NO., &
TO SEND. 6
FORMAT
CH70 25W 7
The DIST-POSITION window opens. CATEGORY N . E .
8
TELECOMMAND1 N . W .
DIST-ID S . E .
TIP NATURE OF DIST S . W .
Press / , or CLR to go back to step DIST-POSITION
DIST-UTC
11. TELECOMMAND
END OF SEQUENCE 9

10
MORE

OPERATION
Select a coordinate type using --ALL SHIPS CALL EDIT--

CH70 25W
/ and press ENTER . FORMAT :ALL SHIPS
CATEGORY :DISTRESS
TELECOMMAND1 :DISTRESS RELAY
The display prompts for entering latitude and
DIST-ID :896745231
longitude. NATURE OF DIST :UNDESIGNATED DISTRESS
DIST-POSITION :N E
DIST-UTC :88:88
END OF SEQUENCE:EOS

PRESS ENTER .
Enter the longitude and latitude --ALL SHIPS CALL EDIT--

CH70 25W
and press ENTER . FORMAT :ALL SHIPS
CATEGORY :DISTRESS
The latitude and longitude settings are confirmed TELECOMMAND1 :DISTRESS RELAY
DIST-ID :896745231
and DIST-UTC is highlighted. NATURE OF DIST :UNDESIGNATED DISTRESS
DIST-POSITION :N12.34 E123.45
DIST-UTC :88:88
TIP TELECOMMAND :G3E SIMP TEL
END OF SEQUENCE:EOS
Refer to step 6 of 4.3.5 Distress Calls for
entering latitude and longitude. SELECT WITH , INPUT NO., &
Enter the time and press ENTER . --ALL SHIPS CALL EDIT--
CH70 25W
FORMAT :ALL SHIPS
The time setting is confirmed and CATEGORY :DISTRESS
TELECOMMAND is highlighted. TELECOMMAND1 :DISTRESS RELAY

DIST-ID :896745231
DIST-POSITION :N12.34 E123.45
TIP DIST-UTC :13:25
Refer to step 8 of 4.3.5 Distress Calls for TELECOMMAND :G3E SIMP TEL
END OF SEQUENCE:EOS
entering the time.
PRESS CALL TO SEND.

CH70 25W
FORMAT
The TELECOMMAND window opens. CATEGORY G3E SIMP TEL
The window contains the following two items: TELECOMMAND1 G3E DUP TEL
DIST-ID
G3E SIMP TEL NATURE OF DIST
DIST-POSITION
G3E DUP TEL
DIST-UTC
TELECOMMAND
END OF SEQUENCE
TIP
Press / , or CLR to go back to step SELECT WITH , & PRESS ENTER .
15. PRESS CLR TO CANCEL.

OPERATION
Select an item using / , --ALL SHIPS CALL EDIT--
CH70 25W
and press ENTER . CATEGORY :DISTRESS
TELECOMMAND1 :DISTRESS RELAY
CALL CH is highlighted and CH70 (default) is DIST-ID :896745231

displayed. DIST-POSITION :N12.34 E123.45
DIST-UTC :13:25
TIP END OF SEQUENCE:EOS
CALL CH :70
END OF SEQUENCE is fixed as EOS.
If a call channel other than CH70 is selected,
press ENTER to confirm the selection.
1
Press CALL . --ALL SHIPS CALL--
CH70 25W
The ALL SHIPS CALL Display appears and the

distress message is transmitted.
CATEGORY
TELECOMMAND1
DIST-ID
:DISTRESS
:DISTRESS RELAY
:896745231
2
When the message has been transmitted, DIST-POSITION :N12.34 E123.45
TRANSMITTED appears. DIST-UTC

TELECOMMAND
:13:25
:G3E SIMP TEL
END OF SEQUENCE:EOS
3
CALL CH :70
TRANSMITTED
PRESS
PRESS
PRESS
CALL
STOP
TO EDIT.
TO SEND.
TO RETURN.
4
CH70 25W
5
The ALL SHIPS CALL Display disappears and
the DSC MENU Display appears.
5.DISTRESS RELAY
6
7

Status Display. 9
TIP
MODE: SIMP TEL
OPE : MASTER
SCAN: OFF
OUTPUT: 25W
ALARM : ENABLE
SQL : CLOSE
10
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OPERATION
4.3.8 Calling All Ships

When this feature is used, all ships in the coverage area are called.
OPERATION
CH70 25W
5.DISTRESS RELAY
Select 2. ALL SHIPS CALL EDIT --DSC MENU--

CH70 25W
2. ALL SHIPS CALL EDIT is highlighted. 3.INDIVIDUAL CALL EDIT
5.DISTRESS RELAY

CH70 25W
FORMAT :ALL SHIPS
The ALL SHIPS CALL EDIT Display appears CATEGORY :DISTRESS
TELECOMMAND1 :G3E SIMP TEL
and CATEGORY is highlighted.
TELECOMMAND2 :NO INFORMATION
WORK CH :NONE
END OF SEQUENCE:EOS
TIP CALL CH :70
FORMAT is fixed as ALL SHIPS and cannot be
edited.
PRESS CALL TO SEND.

CH70 25W
FORMAT
The CATEGORY window opens. CATEGORY DISTRESS
The window contains the following five items: TELECOMMAND1 URGENCY
TELECOMMAND2 SAFETY
DISTRESS WORK CH ROUTINE
END OF SEQUENCE SHIP'S BUSINESS
URGENCY
CALL CH
SAFETY
ROUTINE
SHIPS BUSINESS SELECT WITH , & PRESS ENTER .

TIP

OPERATION
Select an item using / --ALL SHIPS CALL EDIT--
CH70 25W
CATEGORY :ROUTINE
The window closes and TELECOMMAND1 is
highlighted. WORK CH :NONE
END OF SEQUENCE:EOS
CALL CH :70

PRESS CALL TO SEND.

CH70 25W
FORMAT
The TELECOMMAND1 window opens. CATEGORY DISTRESS RELAY
The window contains the following four items: TELECOMMAND1 DISTRESS ACK
DISTRESS RELAY
DISTRESS ACK
TELECOMMAND2
WORK CH
END OF SEQUENCE
G3E SIMP TEL
G3E DUP TEL 1
CALL CH
G3E SIMP TEL
G3E DUP TEL
2
However, when an item other than DISTRESS is PRESS CLR TO CANCEL.
selected in step 5, only G3E SIMP TEL and G3E
DUP TEL appear in the window.
3
TIP
4
Select an item using / --ALL SHIPS CALL EDIT--
CH70 25W
5
CATEGORY :ROUTINE
The window closes and WORK CH is highlighted. TELECOMMAND1
TELECOMMAND2
WORK CH
:G3E SIMP TEL
:NO INFORMATION
:NONE
6
TIP END OF SEQUENCE:EOS
CALL CH :70
TELECOMMAND2 is fixed as NO INFORMA-
TION and cannot be edited.
7
8
9
10
MORE

OPERATION
Select a work channel and press --ALL SHIPS CALL EDIT--

CH70 25W
ENTER . FORMAT :ALL SHIPS
CATEGORY :ROUTINE
Example: To select CH10
Enter 1 0 . WORK CH :10
END OF SEQUENCE:EOS
CALL CH is highlighted and default (CH70) is
CALL CH :70
displayed.
TIP SELECT WITH , INPUT NO., &

The WORK CH can be set to any of the PRESS STOP TO RETURN.
following: CH01 CH28, CH60 CH88 except
CH16, CH70, CH75, and CH76.
When making a G3E SIMP TEL call, selecting
an improper channel for simplex communication
results in an error. An error message appears,
an alarm sounds, and the display prompts work
channel entry again.
For further information on simplex/duplex mode
and channel matching, refer to 8.2 Channel
Assignment Tables.
With simplex channels, the transmission
frequency and receiving frequency are the
same.
However, with duplex channels, each frequency
is different.
CH88, except for CH75 and 76). However,
END OF SEQUENCE is set to EOS and cannot
be edited.
--ALL SHIPS CALL--

CH10 25W
Press CALL . FORMAT :ALL SHIPS
CATEGORY :ROUTINE
The ALL SHIPS CALL Display appears and the TELECOMMAND1 :G3E SIMP TEL
message is transmitted.
WORK CH :10
When the message has been transmitted, END OF SEQUENCE:EOS
CALL CH :70
TRANSMITTED appears and CH10 is selected
as the work channel.
TRANSMITTED
The work channel is automatically

displayed in 10 seconds.
The ALL SHIPS CALL Display disappears and
the work channel Status Display appears.
ITU CH 10
When the handset is picked up before the work
channel Status Display appears, the display 21 JUL 1994 14:59 UTC
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OPERATION
Start the transmission. JHS-32B

communication.
appears for OPE in the display. 1
TIP
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

OPERATION
4.3.9 Calling a Specific Station

A specific ship or coast station can be called by using its ID number.
OPERATION
CH70 25W
5.DISTRESS RELAY
Select 3. INDIVIDUAL CALL --DSC MENU--

CH70 25W
EDIT using / . 1.DISTRESS CALL EDIT
3. INDIVIDUAL CALL EDIT is highlighted. 3.INDIVIDUAL CALL EDIT
5.DISTRESS RELAY
Press ENTER . --INDIVIDUAL CALL EDIT--

CH70 25W
FORMAT :INDIVIDUAL
The INDIVIDUAL CALL EDIT Display appears ADDRESS :000000000
CATEGORY :ROUTINE
and ADDRESS is highlighted.
WORK CH :NONE
TIP END OF SEQUENCE:ACK RQ
FORMAT is fixed as INDIVIDUAL and cannot be CALL CH :70
edited.
Enter the ID number of the desti- --INDIVIDUAL CALL EDIT--

CH70 25W
nation and press ENTER . FORMAT :INDIVIDUAL
ADDRESS :483192657
CATEGORY is highlighted. CATEGORY :ROUTINE
TIP WORK CH :NONE

END OF SEQUENCE:ACK RQ
Refer to step 10 of 4.3.7 Relaying a Distress CALL CH :70
Call for information concerning entering an ID

number. SELECT WITH , & PRESS ENTER .
PRESS CALL TO SEND.

OPERATION
Press / . --INDIVIDUAL CALL EDIT--
CH70 25W
FORMAT
The CATEGORY window opens. ADDRESS ROUTINE
The window contains the following five items: CATEGORY DISTRESS
DISTRESS TELECOMMAND2 SAFETY
WORK CH SHIP'S BUSINESS
URGENCY
END OF SEQUENCE
SAFETY CALL CH
ROUTINE

TIP
Select an item using / --INDIVIDUAL CALL EDIT--

CH70 25W
and press ENTER .
FORMAT
ADDRESS
CATEGORY
:INDIVIDUAL
:483192657
:ROUTINE
1
highlighted. TELECOMMAND2 :NO INFORMATION
WORK CH :NONE
CALL CH :70
2
SELECT WITH
PRESS
PRESS
CALL
STOP
TO SEND.
TO RETURN.
, & PRESS ENTER .
3
CH70 25W
4
FORMAT
The TELECOMMAND1 window opens. ADDRESS G3E SIMP TEL
The window contains the following three items:
G3E SIMP TEL
CATEGORY
TELECOMMAND1
TELECOMMAND2
G3E DUP TEL
DISTRESS RELAY 5
WORK CH
G3E DUP TEL
END OF SEQUENCE
DISTRESS RELAY CALL CH
6
However, DISTRESS RELAY is displayed only SELECT WITH , & PRESS ENTER .
when DISTRESS was selected in steps 5 and 6

and the first two digits of the ADDRESS are 00,
7
signifying a coast station.
TIP 8
9
10
MORE

OPERATION

CH70 25W
and press ENTER . FORMAT :INDIVIDUAL
ADDRESS :483192657
CATEGORY :ROUTINE
The window closes and WORK CH is highlighted.
WORK CH :NONE
TELECOMMAND2 is fixed as NO INFORMA- CALL CH :70

Select a work channel and press --INDIVIDUAL CALL EDIT--

CH70 25W
ENTER . FORMAT :INDIVIDUAL
ADDRESS :483192657
Example: To select CH 10 for WORK CH CATEGORY :ROUTINE
Enter 1 0 . TELECOMMAND2 :NO INFORMATION
After selecting a channel, CALL CH is high- WORK CH :10
lighted and the default, CH70, is displayed. CALL CH :70
TIP
The WORK CH can be set to any of the
following: CH01 CH28, CH60 CH88 except PRESS STOP TO RETURN.

Assignment Tables.
same.
is different.
The default setting of WORK CH is NONE.
END OF SEQUENCE is fixed as ACK RQ and
cannot be edited.
If a call channel other than CH70 is selected, --INDIVIDUAL CALL--
CH70 25W
press ENTER to confirm the selection.
FORMAT :INDIVIDUAL
ADDRESS :483192657
CATEGORY :ROUTINE
Press CALL . TELECOMMAND1 :G3E SIMP TEL
WORK CH :10
The INDIVIDUAL CALL Display appears and
the message is transmitted. CALL CH :70
When the message has been transmitted, TRANSMITTED

TRANSMITTED appears. SELECT TO EDIT.
PRESS CALL TO SEND.

OPERATION
TIP
If the message is not acknowledged, the display
remains.
If the message is not acknowledged, press
CALL again to transmit the message.
Press STOP to end the transmisson.
When the message is acknowl- --INDIVIDUAL CALL--

CH10 25W
edged, an alarm sounds. FORMAT :INDIVIDUAL
ADDRESS :483192657
CATEGORY :ROUTINE
The CH70 display changes to the work
channel display. TELECOMMAND2 :NO INFORMATION
WORK CH :10
Press STOP to stop the alarm. END OF SEQUENCE:ACK RQ
CALL CH :70
TRANSMITTED 1
2
The work channel display appears
10 seconds after the message is
acknowledged. ITU CH 10 3
The INDIVIDUAL CALL Display disappears and MODE: SIMP TEL OUTPUT: 25W

OPE : MASTER
SCAN: OFF
SP : ON
ALARM : ENABLE
SQL : CLOSE
POWER : AC
4
TIP
channel Status Display appears, the display
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appears immediately.
6

7
8
9
communication.
JHS-32B
10
appears for OPE in the display.
TIP

OPERATION
Acknowledging a Call With Request

4.3.10 Concerning New Work Channel
Use this feature to reply to a call back request specifying another channel and the communication
type.
OPERATION
CH70 25W
5.DISTRESS RELAY
--DSC MENU--
Select 3. INDIVIDUAL CALL CH70 25W
EDIT using / . 1.DISTRESS CALL EDIT
3. INDIVIDUAL CALL EDIT is highlighted.
5.DISTRESS RELAY
Press ENTER . --INDIVIDUAL CALL EDIT--

CH70 25W
FORMAT :INDIVIDUAL
The INDIVIDUAL CALL EDIT Display appears ADDRESS :000000000
and ADDRESS is highlighted. CATEGORY :ROUTINE
TIP WORK CH :NONE

FORMAT is fixed as INDIVIDUAL and cannot be CALL CH :70
edited.
Enter the ID number of the desti- --INDIVIDUAL CALL EDIT--

CH70 25W
nation and press ENTER . FORMAT :INDIVIDUAL
ADDRESS :368259417
CATEGORY is highlighted. CATEGORY :ROUTINE
TIP WORK CH :NONE

Refer to step 10 of 4.3.7 Relaying a Distress CALL CH :70
Call for information on entering an ID number.

PRESS CALL TO SEND.

OPERATION
CH70 25W
FORMAT
The window contains the following five items: CATEGORY DISTRESS
DISTRESS TELECOMMAND2 SAFETY
WORK CH SHIP'S BUSINESS
URGENCY
END OF SEQUENCE
SAFETY CALL CH
ROUTINE

TIP

CH70 25W
and press ENTER .
FORMAT
ADDRESS
:INDIVIDUAL
:368259417
CH70 25W
1
CATEGORY :ROUTINE
highlighted. TELECOMMAND1 :G3E SIMP TEL
TELECOMMAND2
WORK CH
:NO INFORMATION
:NONE
2
CALL CH :70
SELECT WITH
PRESS CALL TO SEND.
, & PRESS ENTER .
3

CH70 25W
4
FORMAT
The TELECOMMAND1 window opens. ADDRESS G3E SIMP TEL

G3E SIMP TEL
CATEGORY
TELECOMMAND1
TELECOMMAND2
G3E DUP TEL
DISTRESS RELAY 5
WORK CH
G3E DUP TEL
END OF SEQUENCE
DISTRESS RELAY
However, DISTRESS RELAY is displayed only
CALL CH
6
when DISTRESS was selected in steps 5 and 6 SELECT WITH , & PRESS ENTER .
and when the first two digits of the ADDRESS are

00, signifying a coast station.
7
TIP
8
9
10
MORE

OPERATION

CH70 25W
and press ENTER . FORMAT :INDIVIDUAL
ADDRESS :368259417
CATEGORY :ROUTINE
The window closes and WORK CH is highlighted. TELECOMMAND1 :G3E SIMP TEL
WORK CH :NONE
TELECOMMAND2 is fixed as NO INFORMA- CALL CH :70

--INDIVIDUAL CALL EDIT--

Specify a work channel and press CH70 25W
ENTER . FORMAT :INDIVIDUAL
ADDRESS :368259417
CATEGORY :ROUTINE
Example: To select CH10 for WORK CH
Enter 1 0 . TELECOMMAND2 :NO INFORMATION
CALL CH is highlighted and the default (CH70) WORK CH :10
displayed. CALL CH :70

The WORK CH can be set to any of the PRESS ENTER . PRESS CALL TO SEND.
Assignment Tables.
same.
is different.
The default for WORK CH is NONE.
cannot be edited.
If a call channel other than CH70 is selected, --INDIVIDUAL CALL--
press ENTER to confirm the selection. CH70 25W
FORMAT :INDIVIDUAL
ADDRESS :368259417
CATEGORY :ROUTINE
Press CALL . TELECOMMAND1 :G3E SIMP TEL
The INDIVIDUAL CALL Display appears and WORK CH :10
the message is transmitted. CALL CH :70
When the message has been transmitted,
TRANSMITTED
TRANSMITTED appears. SELECT TO EDIT.
PRESS CALL TO SEND.

OPERATION
TIP
If the message is not acknowledged, the display
remains.
If the message is not acknowledged, press
CALL again to transmit the message.
Press STOP to end the transmisson.
When the message is acknowl- --INDIVIDUAL CALL--

CH10 25W
edged, an alarm sounds. FORMAT :INDIVIDUAL
ADDRESS :368259417
The CH70 display changes to the work CATEGORY :ROUTINE
channel display. TELECOMMAND2 :NO INFORMATION
WORK CH :10
Press STOP to stop the alarm.
CALL CH :70
TRANSMITTED
1
2
The work channel display appears
10 seconds after the message is
acknowledged. ITU CH 10 3
The INDIVIDUAL CALL Display disappears and MODE: SIMP TEL OUTPUT: 25W

OPE : MASTER
SCAN: OFF
SP : ON
ALARM : ENABLE
SQL : CLOSE
POWER : AC
4
TIP
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6

7
8
9
communication.
JHS-32B
10
TIP

OPERATION
Requesting a Connection to a Public

4.3.11 Telephone Subscribers
A connection to a public telephone subscribers in semi-automatic or automatic mode can be obtained
using DSC.
OPERATION
CH70 25W
5.DISTRESS RELAY
Select 4. AUTO/SEMI-AUTO TEL --DSC MENU--

CH70 25W
CALL EDIT using / . 1.DISTRESS CALL EDIT
4. AUTO / SEMI-AUTO TEL CALL EDIT is
highlighted. 5.DISTRESS RELAY
Press ENTER . --AUTO/SEMI-AUTO TEL CALL EDIT--

CH70 25W
FORMAT :AUTO/SEMI-AUTO SERVICE
The AUTO / SEMI-AUTO TEL CALL EDIT ADDRESS :000000000
Display appears and ADDRESS is highlighted. CATEGORY :ROUTINE
TELECOMMAND1 :G3E DUP TEL
TIP WORK CH
TELEPHONE NO.
:NONE
:
FORMAT is fixed as AUTO / SEMI-AUTO END OF SEQUENCE:ACK RQ
CALL CH :70
SERVICE and cannot be edited.
--AUTO/SEMI-AUTO TEL CALL EDIT--

Enter the ID number of the coastal CH70 25W
station and press ENTER . FORMAT :AUTO/SEMI-AUTO SERVICE
ADDRESS :001234567
CATEGORY :ROUTINE
CATEGORY is highlighted.
WORK CH :NONE
TIP TELEPHONE NO. :
Make the ADDRESS the ID number of the END OF SEQUENCE:ACK RQ
CALL CH :70
coastal station that will make the connection to
the public telephone subscriber. SELECT WITH , & PRESS ENTER .
PRESS CALL TO SEND.

OPERATION
Press / . -AUTO/SEMI-AUTO TEL CALL EDIT--
CH70 25W
FORMAT
The window contains the following two items: CATEGORY SHIP'S BUSINESS
TELECOMMAND1
ROUTINE TELECOMMAND2
WORK CH
SHIPS BUSINESS
TELEPHONE NO.
END OF SEQUENCE
CALL CH
TIP
Press / , or CLR to go back to step 4. SELECT WITH , & PRESS ENTER .
Select an item using / --AUTO/SEMI-AUTO TEL CALL EDIT--

CH70 25W
and press ENTER . FORMAT :AUTO/SEMI-AUTO SERVICE
ADDRESS :001234567
The window closes and TELECOMMAND1 is CATEGORY :ROUTINE
highlighted.
TELECOMMAND1
TELECOMMAND2
WORK CH
:G3E DUP TEL
:NO INFORMATION
:NONE
1
TELEPHONE NO. :
CALL CH
SELECT WITH
:70
, & PRESS ENTER .

2
PRESS CALL TO SEND.
3
Press / . -AUTO/SEMI-AUTO TEL CALL EDIT--
CH70 25W
FORMAT
The TELECOMMAND1 window opens.
ADDRESS
CATEGORY
TELECOMMAND1
G3E DUP TEL
G3E SIMP TEL
END OF CALL
4
G3E DUP TEL TELECOMMAND2
G3E SIMP TEL

END OF CALL
WORK CH
TELEPHONE NO.
END OF SEQUENCE
5
CALL CH
TIP
Always use G3E DUP TEL for
SELECT WITH

, & PRESS ENTER .
6
TELECOMMAND1 when requesting a connec-
tion to a public telephone subscriber.
Press / , or CLR to go back to step
7
6.
Select an item using / --AUTO/SEMI-AUTO TEL CALL EDIT--

8
CH70 25W
and press ENTER . FORMAT :AUTO/SEMI-AUTO SERVICE
The window closes and WORK CH is highlighted.

ADDRESS
CATEGORY
TELECOMMAND1
:001234567
:ROUTINE
:G3E DUP TEL
9
WORK CH :NONE
TIP
TELECOMMAND2 is fixed as NO INFORMA-
TELEPHONE NO. :
CALL CH :70
10
MORE

OPERATION
--AUTO/SEMI-AUTO TEL CALL EDIT--
Select a work channel and press CH70 25W
ENTER . FORMAT :AUTO/SEMI-AUTO SERVICE
ADDRESS :001234567
CATEGORY :ROUTINE
Example: To select CH26 for WORK CH TELECOMMAND1 :G3E DUP TEL
Enter 2 6 TELECOMMAND2 :NO INFORMATION
WORK CH :26
The work channel is selected and TELEPHONE TELEPHONE NO. :
NO. is highlighted. END OF SEQUENCE:ACK RQ
CALL CH :70

The work channel designation by the ship PRESS STOP TO RETURN.
station may not be required for some costal
stations.
A channel different from that requested by the
ship station may be assigned by a costal
station.
The WORK CH can be set to any of the
When making a G3E DUP TEL call, selecting an
improper channel for duplex communication
Assignment Tables.
same.
is different.
The default setting of WORK CH is NONE.
Press or . -AUTO/SEMI-AUTO TEL CALL EDIT--

CH70 25W
FORMAT
The TELEPHONE NO. window opens. ADDRESS 81123456789
CATEGORY 81456789012
TELECOMMAND1
TIP TELECOMMAND2
Up to eight telephone numbers (each up to 16 WORK CH
TELEPHONE NO.
digits) can be saved in this window. END OF SEQUENCE
CALL CH
Refer to 4.3.16 Storing a Telephone Number
for information on registering telephone num- SELECT WITH , & PRESS ENTER .
bers. PRESS CLR TO CANCEL.

OPERATION
Select a telephone number and --AUTO/SEMI-AUTO TEL CALL EDIT--
CH70 25W
press ENTER . FORMAT :AUTO/SEMI-AUTO SERVICE
ADDRESS :001234567
CALL CH is highlighted and the default (CH70) is CATEGORY :ROUTINE
displayed. TELECOMMAND2 :NO INFORMATION
WORK CH :26
TELEPHONE NO. :81123456789
The CALL CH can be set to a channel other CALL CH :70
CH88, except for CH75 and 76). However, PRESS ENTER . PRESS CALL TO SEND.
cannot be changed.
When the desired telephone number is not
displayed, enter it using the number keys and
press ENTER . 1
If a call channel other than CH70 is selected,
press to confirm the selection.
2
ENTER
Press CALL . --AUTO/SEMI-AUTO TEL CALL --

CH70 25W
The AUTO/ SEMI-AUTO TEL CALL Display

FORMAT
ADDRESS
:AUTO/SEMI-AUTO SERVICE
:001234567 3
appears and the message is transmitted. CATEGORY :ROUTINE
4
WORK CH :26
TRANSMITTED appears.
TELEPHONE NO. :81123456789
CALL CH :70
TIP
If the message is not acknowledged by the
coastal station, the display remains.
TRANSMITTED
SELECT
PRESS CALL
TO EDIT.
TO SEND.
5
If the message is not acknowledged by the
coastal station, press
the message.
CALL again to transmit 6
7
8
9
10
MORE

OPERATION
When the message is acknowl- JHS-32B

edged by coastal station, an alarm

sounds. Pick up the handset and
start communication.
Press and hold the PTT button throughout the
entire communication.
If the PTT button is released, the transmission
signal will be interrupted. This may cause the
coastal station to assume the communication is
complete and to, consequently, terminate the
communication line.
TIP
Do not pick up the handset immediately after
the alarm sounds. Wait at least five seconds
after the alarm sounds before picking up the
handset in order to allow the unit to
automatically transmit a confirmation call on the
work channel.
Similarly, when a call is received from a coastal
station, be sure to wait at least five seconds
after the alarm sounds before picking up the
handset.

communication.
The CH16 Status display returns.
TIP
This unit is equipped with a function that can
display the total duration time of calls
transmitted by coastal stations.
To check the duration time of the received
coastal message, follow the procedure (2)
Reviewing Other Messages in section 4.3.15
--RECEIVED OTHER MESSAGE NO.1--
Reviewing Received Messages Stored in
Memory. RECEIVED ON CH26, 18.MAR.1999 11:58 UTC
FORMAT :AUTO/SEMIAUTO SERVICE
The duration time of the call is listed in the item ADRESS :001234567
CATEGORY :ROUTINE
DURATION. In the example display on the
TELECOMMAND1 :END OF CALL
right, the duration time of the call was 12 TELECOMMAND1 :NO INFORMATION
DURATION : 00:12:34
minutes and 34 seconds. TELEPHONE NO. :00181422459543
In addition to the duration of the call, the ID of END OF SEQUENCE:ACK BQ
the coastal station, the telephone number and PRESS TO SELECT MSG.
the date/time of the call is displayed.
If a printer is connected to the unit, all calls can
be printed from start to finish. This is convenient
for making call logs or keeping track of call
charges.

OPERATION
(That Would Normally Be
4.3.12 Acknowledging a Distress Call Acknowledged by a Coast Station)
A distress call can only be answered manually, not automatically.

This unit does not acknowledge distress calls automatically even when automatic acknowledgement
is set to ON as described in section 4.3.17.
OPERATION
CH70 25W
5.DISTRESS RELAY

1
2
Select 6. DISTRESS ACKNOWL- --DSC MENU--
CH70 25W
EDGEMENT using / .
3
6. DISTRESS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT is 3.INDIVIDUAL CALL EDIT
highlighted. 5.DISTRESS RELAY
4
SELECT WITH
PRESS STOP
, & PRESS
TO RETURN.
ENTER .
5
Press ENTER . --DISTRESS ACK--
FORMAT
RECEIVED MESSAGE NO.01
:ALL SHIPS
CH70 25W 6
The DISTRESS ACK Display appears. CATEGORY :DISTRESS
7
TELECOMMAND1 :DISTRESS ACK
DIST-ID :123456789
TIP NATURE OF DIST :UNDESIGNATED DISTRESS
DIST-POSITION :S 5.15 W123.45
If there is no distress call to be acknowledged, an
DIST-UTC :17:45
error alarm sounds. TELECOMMAND :G3E SIMP TEL
END OF SEQUENCE:EOS 8
PRESS TO SELECT MSG. SELECT WITH
. PRESS CALL TO SEND.
9
Press . --DISTRESS ACK-- RECEIVED MESSAGE NO.01
CH70 25W
The DISTRESS ACK Display is scrolled and the

CATEGORY
TELECOMMAND1
DIST-ID
:DISTRESS
:DISTRESS ACK
:123456789
10
default (CH70) is displayed for CALL CH.
DIST-UTC :17:45
TIP TELECOMMAND :G3E SIMP TEL
Only CALL CH can be edited in this display. END OF SEQUENCE:EOS
CALL CH :70
than CH70 (such as CH01 CH28, CH60 INPUT NO., & PRESS ENTER .
PRESS CALL TO SEND.
MORE

OPERATION
TIP
The contents of each item are as follows (only
distress calls with no ECC (Error Check
Character) errors are displayed):
DIST-ID: The ID of the distress station.
NATURE OF DIST: The type of distress.
DIST-POSITION, DIST-UTC, TELECOMMAND:
Distress data.
END OF SEQUENCE: EOS
Up to 20 messages can be stored.

Review messages as follows:
Each time is pressed, the displayed
message cycles one step backwards in time
from the newest message, stopping when the
oldest message is reached:
No. 01 No. 02 oldest message
message cycles one step forwards in time from
the oldest message, stopping when the newest
message is reached:
Oldest message No. No. 01
Press CALL . --DISTRESS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CALL--

CH70 25W
FORMAT :ALL SHIPS
The DISTRESS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CALL CATEGORY :DISTRESS
TELECOMMAND1 :DISTRESS ACK
Display appears and the message is transmit-
DIST-ID :123456789
ted. NATURE OF DIST :UNDESIGNATED DISTRESS
DIST-UTC :17:45
TRANSMITTED appears. TELECOMMAND :G3E SIMP TEL
END OF SEQUENCE:EOS
TRANSMITTED
PRESS TO EDIT.
PRESS CALL TO SEND.

CH70 25W
The DISTRESS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CALL 3.INDIVIDUAL CALL EDIT
Display disappears and the DSC MENU Display 5.DISTRESS RELAY
appears.

Status Display.
TIP OPE : MASTER

SCAN: OFF
ALARM : ENABLE
SQL : CLOSE

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OPERATION
4.3.13 Manually Acknowledging Other Calls
If automatic acknowledgment (refer to 4.3.17 Selecting Automatic Acknowledgment) is OFF, calls
must be answered manually.
OPERATION
PRESS MENU . --DSC MENU--
CH70 25W
5.DISTRESS RELAY

1
Select 7. OTHERS ACKNOWL- --DSC MENU--

CH70 25W
2
EDGEMENT using / . 1.DISTRESS CALL EDIT
7. OTHERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT is high-
lighted.
5.DISTRESS RELAY
3
9.RECEIVED OTHERS MESSAGE READOUT 4

5
--OTHERS ACK-- RECEIVED MESSAGE NO.01
Press ENTER .
6
CH70 25W
FORMAT :INDIVIDUAL
The OTHERS ACK Display appears and the ADDRESS :1213456789
CATEGORY :ROUTINE
CALL CH default (CH70) is displayed.
TIP
TELECOMMAND2
WORK CH
:NO INFORMATION
:NONE
END OF SEQUENCE:ACK BQ
7
If there are no messages to be acknowledged, CALL CH :70
an error alarm sounds.

Only CALL CH can be edited in this display. PRESS TO SELECT MSG. SELECT WITH
,INPUT NO., & PRESS ENTER . PRESS
8
The CALL CH can be set to a channel other CALL TO SEND. PRESS STOP TO RETURN.

CH88, except for CH75 and 76). However, 9
The contents of each item are as follows 10
(only calls with no ECC errors are dis-
played):
ADDRESS: The ID of the sender.
CATEGORY: Category of received call.
TELECOMMAND1, TELECOMMAND2 :
TELECOMMANDs as received.
END OF SEQUENCE: ACK BQ.
MORE

OPERATION
TIP
Up to 10 messages can be stored.
Review messages as follows:
message cycles one step backwards in time
message is reached:
Press CALL . --OTHERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CALL--

CH70 25W
FORMAT :INDIVIDUAL
The OTHERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CALL ADDRESS :123456789
Display appears and the message is transmit- CATEGORY :ROUTINE
ted. TELECOMMAND2 :NO INFORMATION
WORK CH :NONE
TRANSMITTED appears. CALL CH :70
TRANSMITTED
PRESS TO EDIT.
PRESS CALL TO SEND.

CH70 25W
The OTHERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CALL
appears.

Status Display.
TIP SCAN: OFF SQL : CLOSE

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OPERATION
4.3.14 Displaying Received Messages (Real Time Display)
Received messages can be displayed in real time.
(1) Displaying Received Messages for Which No Acknowledgment is

Requested
OPERATION
An alarm sounds when a message --MESSAGE RECEIVED--
CH16 25W
is received. RECEIVED ON CH70,21.JUL.1994 14:40 UTC
FORMAT :ALL SHIPS
The MESSAGE RECEIVED Display appears and ADDRESS :123456789
CATEGORY :ROUTINE
the message is displayed. TELECOMMAND1 :G3E SIMP TEL
WORK CH :NONE
END OF SEQUENCE:EOS
1
PRESS STOP FOR ALARM OFF. 2
--MESSAGE RECEIVED--
Press STOP .
The alarm stops.
CH16
RECEIVED ON CH70,11.JUL.1994 14:40 UTC
FORMAT :ALL SHIPS
25W
3
ADDRESS :123456789
CATEGORY :ROUTINE
TIP
When the controller in use has priority, the alarm
TELECOMMAND1
TELECOMMAND2
WORK CH
:G3E SIMP TEL
:NO INFORMATION
:NONE
4
of the main unit (JHS-32A) and all remote END OF SEQUENCE:EOS
controllers (NCH-414) stop when STOP
pressed, but if the controller in use does not

is
5
have priority, only the alarm of the controller in PRESS STOP AT PRIORITY UNIT TO RETURN
use stops.
6
Press STOP after confirming or
recording the received message.
ITU CH 16 7
TIP
Pressing STOP on a remote controller that has
priority returns to the CH16 Status Display, as
MODE: SIMP TEL
OPE : MASTER
SCAN: OFF
OUTPUT: 25W
ALARM : ENABLE
SQL : CLOSE
8
does pressing STOP on a remote controller in SP : ON POWER : AC
use but which does not have priority.

When OFF is displayed for OPE, press OPE to 21 JUL
S: 1234
1994 14:59 UTC
W: 12345 U
9
return to the CH16 Status Display.
press OPE on the controller currently in use to 10
change OPE to OFF.
MORE

OPERATION
(2) Displaying Received Messages for Which An Acknowledgment is
Requested but No Work Channel is Specified
OPERATION
CH16 25W
FORMAT :INDIVIDUAL
ADDRESS :123456789
The MESSAGE RECEIVED Display appears and
CATEGORY :ROUTINE
the message is displayed. TELECOMMAND1 :G3E SIMP TEL
WORK CH :NONE
The controller automatically enters DSC mode

on CH70, the OTHERS ACKNOWLEDGE-
MENT CALL Display appears, and an acknowl- PRESS STOP FOR ALARM OFF.
edgment is automatically transmitted.
When transmission is completed, TRANSMIT-
--OTHERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CALL--
TED appears. CH70 25W
FORMAT :INDIVIDUAL
ADDRESS :123456789
CATEGORY :ROUTINE
WORK CH :NONE
CALL CH :70
TRANSMITTED
Press STOP . --OTHERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CALL--

CH70 25W
The alarm stops. FORMAT :INDIVIDUAL
ADDRESS :123456789
CATEGORY :ROUTINE
TIP TELECOMMAND1 :G3E SIMP TEL
When the controller in use has priority, the alarm
WORK CH :NONE
of the main unit and all remote controllers stop END OF SEQUENCE:ACK BQ
CALL CH :70
when STOP is pressed, but if the controller in TRANSMITTED
use does not have priority, only the alarm of the
controller in use stops. PRESS STOP AT PRIORITY UNIT TO RETURN.
Press STOP after confirming or

recording the received message.
TIP ITU CH 16
Pressing STOP on a remote controller that has MODE: SIMP TEL OUTPUT: 25W
priority returns to the CH16 Status Display, as SCAN: OFF SQL : CLOSE
does pressing STOP on a remote controller in SP : ON POWER : AC
use but which does not have priority.

When OFF is displayed for OPE, press OPE 21 JUL 1994 14:59 UTC
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to return to the CH16 Status Display.
change OPE to OFF.

OPERATION
(3) Displaying Received Messages for Which Acknowledgment is Re-
quested and Work Channel is Specified
OPERATION
CH16 25W
FORMAT :INDIVIDUAL
The MESSAGE RECEIVED Display appears ADDRESS :123456789
CATEGORY :ROUTINE
and the message is displayed. TELECOMMAND1 :G3E SIMP TEL
WORK CH :10
TIP
The controller automatically enters DSC mode
on CH70, the OTHERS ACKNOWLEDGE- PRESS STOP FOR ALARM OFF.
MENT CALL Display appears, and an acknowl-
edgment is automatically transmitted.
--OTHERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CALL--
1
When transmission is completed, TRANSMIT- CH70 25W
TED appears.
The alarm automatically stops when the work
channel Status Display appears.
FORMAT
ADDRESS
CATEGORY
:INDIVIDUAL
:123456789
:ROUTINE
2
WORK CH :10
CALL CH :70
3
TRANSMITTED

4
Press STOP . --OTHERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CALL--
CH70 25W
5
The alarm stops. FORMAT :INDIVIDUAL
ADDRESS :123456789
TIP
When the controller in use has priority, the
CATEGORY
TELECOMMAND1
TELECOMMAND2
:ROUTINE
:G3E SIMP TEL
:NO INFORMATION
6
alarm of the main unit and all remote controllers WORK CH :10
stop when STOP is pressed, but if the controller

in use does not have priority, only the alarm of
CALL CH
TRANSMITTED
:70
7
the controller in use stops.
When the Status Display of the work channel
appears, the alarm automatically stops.
PRESS STOP AT PRIORITY UNIT TO RETURN.
8
The Status Display of the work
channel appears automatically in 9
10 seconds. ITU CH 10
The OTHERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT CALL MODE: SIMP TEL
OPE : MASTER
OUTPUT: 25W
ALARM : ENABLE
10
Display disappears and the work channel Status SCAN: OFF SQL : CLOSE
Display appears. SP : ON POWER : AC
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Pressing STOP on the remote controller which
has priority shows the work channel Status
Display.
MORE

OPERATION
Pick up the handset and start the JHS-32B

transmission.
Press and hold PTT to transmit.

communication.
TIP

OPERATION
4.3.15 Reviewing Received Messages Stored in Memory
Up to 20 received distress messages and 10 other received messages can be stored in memory.
(1) Reviewing Distress Messages
OPERATION
PRESS MENU . --DSC MENU--
CH70 25W
5.DISTRESS RELAY

1
2
Select 8. RECEIVED DISTRESS --DSC MENU--
CH70 25W
MESSAGE READOUT using
3
/ . 2.ALL SHIPS CALL EDIT

8. RECEIVED DISTRESS MESSAGE 5.DISTRESS RELAY
READOUT is highlighted. 6.DISTRESS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

4
SELECT WITH
PRESS STOP
, & PRESS
TO RETURN.
ENTER .
5
Press ENTER . --RECEIVED DISTRESS MESSAGE NO.01--
CH70 25W
6
The RECEIVED DISTRESS MESSAGE NO.01 FORMAT :DISTRESS
Display appears. ADDRESS
DIST-POSITION
:123456789
NATURE OF DIST :FIRE
:S05.25 W132.50
7
TIP DIST-UTC :17:15
The memory number of the message appears
after the display title.
END OF SEQUENCE:EOS
8
The first line shows channel, date, and time. PRESS TO SELECT MSG.
Only messages of FORMAT : DISTRESS or

CATEGORY : DISTRESS are displayed.
9
If there are any errors, ECC ERROR is dis-
played at the end of the message.
Distress messages are stored in memory 10
locations 01 to 20, in order from newest (01) to
oldest.
The oldest message is deleted if all memory
locations are occupied when a new message is
received.
If a new message is identical to a message
already in memory, it is not stored.
MORE

OPERATION
--RECEIVED DISTRESS MESSAGE NO.02--
Select a received message using CH70 25W
/ . RECEIVED ON CH70,20.JUL.1994 17:45 UTC
FORMAT :DISTRESS
ADDRESS :111111111
This feature allows the user to view stored NATURE OF DIST :FIRE
messages. DIST-POSITION :S05.25 W132.50
DIST-UTC :20:30
In the example, Message No.02 is selected. TELECOMMAND :G3E SIMP TEL
END OF SEQUENCE:EOS
TIP
PRESS TO SELECT MSG.
message cycles one step backwards in time PRESS STOP TO RETURN.

message is reached:

CH70 25W
The RECEIVED DISTRESS MESSAGE NO.02 3.INDIVIDUAL CALL EDIT
appears.

Status Display.

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OPERATION
(2) Reviewing Other Messages
OPERATION
--DSC MENU--
Press MENU . CH70 25W
5.DISTRESS RELAY
Select 9. RECEIVED OTHERS --DSC MENU--
MESSAGE READOUT using 1.DISTRESS CALL EDIT

CH70 25W
1
/ . 2.ALL SHIPS CALL EDIT
2
9. RECEIVED OTHERS MESSAGE READOUT 5.DISTRESS RELAY
is highlighted. 7.OTHERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

3
4
Press ENTER . --RECEIVED OTHERS MESSAGE NO.01--
CH70 25W
The RECEIVED OTHERS MESSAGE NO.01

Display appears.
FORMAT
ADDRESS
:INDIVIDUAL
:999999999
5
CATEGORY :ROUTINE
TIP
The memory number of the message appears
TELECOMMAND2
WORK CH :06
:NO INFORMATION
6
after the display title.
The first line shows channel, date, and time.
All messages that are not either FORMAT :
PRESS
PRESS STOP
TO SELECT MSG.
TO RETURN.
7
DISTRESS or CATEGORY : DISTRESS are
displayed.
If there are any errors, ECC ERROR is dis-
8
played at the end of the message.
Other messages are stored in memory locations
01 to 10, in order from newest (01) to oldest.
9
The oldest message is deleted if all memory
locations are occupied when a new message is
received.
10
If a new message is identical (except for time of
transmission) to a message already in memory,
it will be stored.
Note that a message of CATEGORY : UR-
GENCY is stored as an other message, not as
a distress message.
MORE

OPERATION
Select a received message using --RECEIVED OTHERS MESSAGE NO.02--

CH70 25W
/ . RECEIVED ON CH70,20.JUL.1994 12:40 UTC
FORMAT :INDIVIDUAL
This feature allows the user to view stored ADDRESS :123456789
CATEGORY :ROUTINE
messages. TELECOMMAND1 :G3E SIMP TEL
In the example, Message No.02 is selected.
WORK CH :06
TIP
Each time is pressed, the displayed PRESS TO SELECT MSG.
message cycles one step backwards in time PRESS STOP TO RETURN.

message is reached:

CH70 25W
The RECEIVED OTHERS MESSAGE NO.02 3.INDIVIDUAL CALL EDIT
appears.

Status Display.
TIP OPE : MASTER

SCAN: OFF
ALARM : ENABLE
SQL : CLOSE

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OPERATION
4.3.16 Storing a Telephone Number
Up to 8 telephone numbers which are frequently used can be stored. A stored telephone number can
be easily selected from the window when requesting a connection to a public telephone subscriber
(refer to 4.3.11 Requesting a Connection to a Public Communication Network).
OPERATION
CH70 25W
5.DISTRESS RELAY

1
--DSC MENU--
2
Select 10. TEL NO. REGISTRA- CH70 25W
TION using or . 7.OTHERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
10. TEL NO. REGISTRATION is highlighted.

3
11.AUTO ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SETUP
12.DATE AND CLOCK SETUP
13.DSC SETUP CONFIRMATION
14.SELF TEST FOR USER
4
15.SELF TEST FOR MAINTENANCE
SELECT WITH
PRESS STOP
, & PRESS
TO RETURN.
ENTER .
5
Press ENTER . --TELEPHONE NO. REGISTRATION--
[1] 81123456789
CH70 25W 6
The TELEPHONE NO. REGISTRATION Display [2] 81456789012
7
appears and the registration number [ 1 ] is [3]
[4]
highlighted. [5]
[6]
[7]
[8]
8
SELECT WITH , INPUT TEL NO., &
PRESS ENTER .
9
Select a registration number using --TELEPHONE NO. REGISTRATION--
CH70 25W
/ . [1] 81123456789
[2] 81456789012
10
[3]
[4]
[5]
[6]
[7]
[8]

PRESS ENTER .
MORE

OPERATION
--TELEPHONE NO. REGISTRATION--
Enter a telephone number to be CH70 25W
stored using the number keys. [1] 81123456789
[2] 81456789012
[3] 81-987-654-3210
A telephone number may be up to 16 digits long. [4]
[5]
[6]
TIP [7]
Up to four hyphens may be entered using [8]
.
To clear a mistake and start again, press CLR
PRESS ENTER .
while entering a number. PRESS STOP TO RETURN.
To cancel registration, press CLR without

entering a number.
To delete a stored number, select the number
and press CLR .
To overwrite telephone number data, select the
old data and enter the new number.
Press ENTER . --TELEPHONE NO. REGISTRATION--

CH70 25W
[1] 81123456789
The entered telephone number is stored and the [2] 81456789012
next registration number is highlighted. [3] 81-987-654-3210
[4]
[5]
TIP [6]
[7]
To store more than one telephone number, [8]
repeat steps 4 through 6.

PRESS ENTER .
Press STOP . --DSC MENU--

CH70 25W
The TELEPHONE NO. REGISTRATION Display 2.ALL SHIPS CALL EDIT
disappears and the DSC MENU Display appears. 3.INDIVIDUAL CALL EDIT
5.DISTRESS RELAY

Status Display.

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OPERATION
4.3.17 Selecting Automatic Acknowledgment
When the following conditions are satisfied and a work channel has been requested, the JHS-32A
automatically selects the specified work channel and communication method to acknowledge calls:
AUTO ACKNOWLEDGEMENT is set to ON (as the default but it may also be switched off).
The handset is on-hook.
DSC messages are not being edited in the DSC MENU Display.
Neither FORMAT nor CATEGORY of the message received is DISTRESS.
The TELECOMMAND1 of the message received is not DISTRESS ACK or DISTRESS RELAY.
The communication method specified in the TELECOMMAND of the message received matches the
selected work channel (because an error would result if, for example, the TELECOMMAND were
G3E SIMP TEL, but the work channel in use was CH25, which is a duplex channel).
END OF SEQUENCE in the message received is ACK RQ.
There is no error (ECC error) in the message received.
CH70 is not occupied (DSC CH BUSY) by other stations. 1
To select the manual acknowledgement, select OFF in the AUTO ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SETUP
Display.
OPERATION
2
The DSC MENU Display appears.

CH70 25W
3
4
5.DISTRESS RELAY

5
6
Select 11. AUTO ACKNOWL- --DSC MENU--
CH70 25W
EDGEMENT SETUP using 7.OTHERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
/ . 8.RECEIVED DISTRESS MESSAGE READOUT

7
11. AUTO ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SETUP is 11.AUTO ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SETUP
highlighted. 12.DATE AND CLOCK SETUP

8
SELECT WITH
PRESS STOP
, & PRESS
TO RETURN.
ENTER .
9
10
MORE

OPERATION
Press ENTER . --AUTO ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SETUP--

CH70 25W
AUTO ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:ON/OFF
The AUTO ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SETUP
Display appears and the current setting is
highlighted.
SELECT WITH .
Select ON or OFF using --AUTO ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SETUP--

CH70 25W
/ . AUTO ACKNOWLEDGEMENT:ON/OFF
ON : Messages acknowledged automatically.

OFF : Messages must be acknowledged manu-
ally.
SELECT WITH .

CH70 25W
The AUTO ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SETUP
appears.

Status Display.
TIP OPE : MASTER

SCAN: OFF
ALARM : ENABLE
SQL : CLOSE

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OPERATION
4.3.18 Setting Date and Time
Date and Time can be set manually.
CAUTION
Be sure to use UTC time for the year, month, day, hour and minute settings.
However, when a navigation aid is connected, date and time data from the
navigation aid is displayed regardless of the manual settings.
OPERATION
CH70 25W
The DSC MENU Display appears.

1
5.DISTRESS RELAY
2

3
Select 12. DATE AND CLOCK --DSC MENU--

CH70 25W
4
SETUP using / . 7.OTHERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
12. DATE AND CLOCK SETUP is highlighted. 9.RECEIVED OTHERS MESSAGE READOUT
5
15.SELF TEST FOR MAINTENANCE 6

7
Press ENTER . --DATE AND CLOCK SETUP--
The DATE AND CLOCK SETUP Display ap-

DATE :23.05.93 (DD.MM.YY)
CLOCK:15:58 UTC (HH:MM)
CH70 25W
8
pears and DATE is highlighted.
9
SELECT WITH
ENTER . PRESS
, INPUT DATE, & PRESS
CLR TO CORRECT.
10
MORE

OPERATION
Enter the day, month, and year, --DATE AND CLOCK SETUP--
CH70 25W
and then press ENTER . DATE :21.07.94 (DD.MM.YY)
Entered data is displayed and CLOCK is high-

lighted.
TIP
Date data must be within the following ranges:
Day : 01 31 SELECT WITH , INPUT TIME, & PRESS
ENTER . PRESS CLR TO CORRECT.
Month : 01 12 PRESS STOP TO RETURN.
Year : 2 digits only (the last two digits of

the year)
Always use UTC time.
To correct an error made while entering num-
bers, press CLR and enter the numbers again.
Enter the hour and minutes, then --DATE AND CLOCK SETUP--
CH70 25W
press ENTER . DATE :21.07.94 (DD.MM.YY)
TIP
Use 24 hour time.
Use UTC time.
To correct an error made while entering num-
bers, press CLR and enter the numbers again.
SELECT WITH , INPUT TIME, & PRESS
ENTER . PRESS CLR TO CORRECT.
Press STOP . --DSC MENU--

CH70 25W
The DATE AND CLOCK SETUP Display disap- 2.ALL SHIPS CALL EDIT
pears and the DSC MENU Display appears. 3.INDIVIDUAL CALL EDIT
5.DISTRESS RELAY

Status Display.
Position data (lat/ lon) is displayed only when a SP : ON POWER : AC
navigation aid, such as a GPS system, is

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change OPE to OFF.

OPERATION
4.3.19 Reviewing System Setup
Current system settings can be viewed.
OPERATION
CH70 25W
5.DISTRESS RELAY

Select 13. DSC SETUP CONFIR- --DSC MENU--
MATION using or . 7.OTHERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

CH70

25W
2
13. DSC SETUP CONFIRMATION is high- 9.RECEIVED OTHERS MESSAGE READOUT
lighted. 11.AUTO ACKNOWLEDGEMENT SETUP
3

4
Press ENTER . --DSC SETUP CONFIRMATION--

5
CH70 25W
1.SELF-ID :987654321
The DSC SETUP CONFIRMATION Display
appears and current settings are highlighted.
2.GROUP-ID
3.NAVIGATION
4.PRINTER
:123456789
:NO CONNECTION/NMEA/JRC
:NKG-52/CENTRONICS
6
5.AUTO-ACK :ON/OFF
6.WKR :ENABLE/DISABLE
TIP
DSC-related settings are displayed, and
7.WKR CONTROL
8.PRIORITY
:NON-BK/BK
:M/S1/S2/S3/NO PRIORITY
7
selected items are highlighted.
1. SELF-ID: The ID of the own ship.
2. GROUP-ID: Group ID of the own ship. PRESS STOP TO RETURN.
8
3. NAVIGATION: Navigation aids (such as
GPS) if any are connected.
4. PRINTER: Printer type. 9
5. AUTO-ACK: Auto acknowledgment setting.
6. WKR: DSC watchkeeping receiver (ena-
bled or disabled). 10
7. WKR CONTROL: BK control of DSC
watchkeeping receiver (break-in or not).
8. PRIORITY: Priority setting.
When a printer is connected, to print out these
settings, just press PRINT .
MORE

OPERATION

CH70 25W
The DSC SETUP CONFIRMATION Display
disappears and the DSC MENU Display appears. 5.DISTRESS RELAY

Status Display.

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MAINTENANCE AND INSPECTION
The performance and lifetime of the JHS-32B depend on careful maintenance. This chapter
describes maintenance and inspection, self test, and outline of adjustment.
1
5.1 Maintenance and Inspection 2
5.1.1 General Maintenance and Inspection 3
In order to operate the unit under optimum conditions, it is vital not only that regular inspections be
performed, but also that an accurate record of inspections be kept. Inspections enable problems to be
identified before they become major malfunctions. 4
The following inspections should be made regularly.
Inspection sequence Inspected item Procedure 5

1 Antenna system Check that antenna and connectors are secure.
2 SQL operation Pick up the handset and turn the SQL control
fully counterclockwise. Check for noise from the
speaker. Check whether noise is suppressed by
6
turning the SQL control clockwise.
3 Receiver performance checked by
speaker output
Check that the voice level and noise level are
not abnormally loud or soft.
7
4 Handset PTT switch Press PTT and check that the unit transmits
5 Transmission and reception checked

immediately and that TX is displayed.
Check that normal conversation is possible.
8
by performing radio communication.
9
5.1.2 Inspection of the Antenna System 10
The error message ANTENNA FAULT appears when the antenna system (including connectors and
cables) is defective. Check antenna and connectors. When the error message ANTENNA FAULT
appears, the transmission power (antenna power) is automatically reduced to 1w to protect the unit.

5.1.3 Error Message List

An error message appears when the wrong key is pressed and when a malfunction occurs in the unit.
Any error message except UNACCEPTABLE remains on the display until the next key operation.
ITU CH 16
SP : ON POWER : AC
Error message UNACCEPTABLE.

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Error message Description of error Location of error, remarks.

REMOTE CONTROLLER Error in data interface between Faulty connection in signal lines (TXD, RXD,
FAULT the main unit (JHS-32B) and re- and GND) connecting the main unit (JHS-32B)
mote controller (NCH-414). and remote controller (NCH-414).
Either the JHS-32B or the NCH-414 power
switch is OFF.
CPU BOARD FAULT No default settings in E2PROM Fault in E2PROM on the control board of the
JHS-32B.
PRINTER POWER OFF Printer (NKG-52) power error Printer power is OFF.
PRINTER PAPER END Printer (NKG-52) paper error. No printer paper.
Paper jam.
PRINTER FAULT No RDY signal from printer (NKG- Printer is not connected to JHS-32B.
52)
VACANT MEMORY CH A memory channel containing no Operation mistake. Select a memory channel
channel data was selected. that contains data.
VACANT PRIVATE CH A private channel containing no Operation mistake. Select a private channel that
channel data was selected. contains data.
5 MIN TIME OUT Transmission was continued for Either terminate transmission within 5 minutes,
more than 5 minutes when con- or enable transmissions longer than 5 minutes
tinuous transmission was set to (legal anywhere other than near the coast of the
be prohibited. North America). Consult JRC or a local JRC
agent.
ANTENNA FAULT Fault in transmission antenna (too Check for faults in the antenna system or cables.
much reflection of the transmit-
ted power).
ECC ERROR An ECC (Error Check Charactor) This may occur when receiving weak signals or
error occurred while receiving when there is interference.
a DSC message (displayed on
the DSC message reception
display).
DSC CH BUSY When an attempt was made to When this error message is displayed, wait until
send a message in DSC, the the channel is not in use before attempting
channel was busy (in use by transmission again.
another station).
INVALID CHANNEL A nonexistent channel was se- Operation mistake. Check the channel assign-
lected. ment table, then try again.
116 5.1 Maintenance and Inspection

SCAN DISABLE SCAN key pressed when scan- Operation mistake. Scanning is disabled ini-
ning was disabled. tially, at installation.
DW DISABLE DW key pressed when DW was Operation mistake. DW is disabled initially, at
disabled. installation.
TX DISABLE The PTT switch on the handset Operation mistake. Do not transmit on channels
was pressed for a channel on on which transmission is prohibited.
which TX is prohibited.
UNACCEPTABLE An invalid key was pressed (this Operation mistake.
error message is displayed for
one second).
DSC FAULT A fault in the DSC unit. Fault in JHS-32B DSC unit.
TX FAULT A fault in the transmitter. Fault in JHS-32B transmitter.
RX FAULT A fault in the receiver. Fault in JHS-32B receiver.
W.K.R Fault A fault in the DSC watchkeeping Fault in JHS-32B DSC watchkeeping receiver.
receiver.
CHANNEL DISABLE WX key was pressed with WX Operation mistake. WX is disabled initially, at 1
disabled. installation.
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

5.1.4 Self Test and DSC Operation Test

The self test function can be used to locate faults in the respective functional blocks.
(1) Self test for Users
OPERATION
CH70 25W
5.DISTRESS RELAY
Select 14.SELF TEST FOR USERS --DSC MENU--

CH70 25W
using / . 7.OTHERS ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
14. SELF TEST FOR USERS is highlighted.
Press ENTER . --SELF TEST FOR USER--

CH70 25W
1.LOOP TEST
The SELF TEST FOR USERS Display appears 2.PRINTER TEST
and 1. LOOP TEST is highlighted. 3.DISPLAY TEST
4.ROM VERSION NO. DISPLAY

Select a test using / , --SELF TEST FOR USER--
CH70 25W
then press ENTER . 1.LOOP TEST
2.PRINTER TEST
3.DISPLAY TEST
Tests are described below.
4.ROM VERSION NO. DISPLAY
1. LOOP TEST
A DSC loop test is performed. TESTING
appears during the test. If there is no problem, TESTING
nothing is displayed. If there is any defect, the SELECT WITH , & PRESS ENTER .
appropriate error message, such as TX FAULT, PRESS STOP TO RETURN.

RX FAULT or WKR FAULT, is displayed.
The following three loop tests are performed
successively.
Modem loop test
TX/RX loop test
TX/WKR loop test 1
2. PRINTER TEST
Print out test. TESTING appears during test. 2
3. DISPLAY TEST
Displays characters for 5 seconds.
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ0123456789 ()
3
4
5
ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ0123456789 () 6
4. ROM VERSION NO. DISPLAY --ROM VERSION NO.--
ROM versions of the main unit and remote
controllers (e.g. version 0.02) are displayed.
MASTER :V0.02
CH70 25W
7
SLAVE-1:V0.02
SLAVE-2:V0.02
SLAVE-3:V0.02
8
9
10
(2) DSC Tests for Technicians
Only JRC or a qualified JRC service technician can perform these tests, which require specialized
equipment and a more detailed knowledge of the unit than can be provided in this manual. Do not
select 15. SELF TEST FOR MAINTENANCE in the DSC MENU, which is used for these tests.

5.1.5 Printer (NKG-52) Maintenance and Inspection

Inspection sequence Inspected item Procedure
1 Printer control system Check the printer cable connection.
2 Print out test (see *1) Perform a print out test using the JHS-32B.
3 FEED switch Press FEED and check that paper advances by one
line.
4 Alarm operation Open the paper cover, remove the paper roll from
the holders, then press FEED . Check that the
buzzer sounds (because the printer is now out of
paper).
5 ALM OFF switch (see *2) If the buzzer sounded in item 4, press the ALM OFF
switch to stop the alarm.
6 RESET switch After stopping the alarm (item 5), press the FEED
(cancellation of error state) switch. It should not function (because the printer is
(see *3) in the error state) . Check that the paper advances by
one line when RESET is pressed. Then press FEED
and check that the paper advances by one line.
TIP
*1 Perform the print test using the main unit
(JHS-32B).
*2 When an alarm sounds, replace the printer
paper. Replacing the paper will not stop the
alarm.
*3 Be sure to perform this test only after item 4.
This test can not be performed under any other
conditions.

5.2 Troubleshooting
WARNING
This unit is also used for distress communication, in addition to usual
communication. Contact JRC or our agent if any problem is observed in this
unit on usual operation or inspection. Do not ignore and leave any problems
of this unit.
With the exception of qualified service personnel, do not attempt to service

the interior of this equipment, as doing so may cause fire, electric shock or
malfunction.
1
If internal inspection or repair is necessary, contact our service center or
agents.
2
5.2.1 Procedures for Locating Equipment Malfunctions 3

(1) Before checking electrical circuits, check the power supply voltage, fuses, and connectors. 4
(2) The following table shows the instruments required to effect repairs and the severity of the mal-
function.
5
Type of malfunction Examples
Malfunctions requiring special equipment Frequency error in the crystal oscillator
Decrease in transmitting power and reception sensitivity 6
Decrease or change in transmitter modulation level
Malfunctions in semiconductors or ICs and similar equipment.
Malfunctions that can be fixed by the user

Malfunctions in resistors and capacitors
Power supply voltage fluctuations
7
Breaks in internal wiring.
Faults requiring no instrument to locate Blown fuses
Faulty contacts 8
Broken antenna cables
Defects of switches, controls, etc.
Other problems that can be visually detected 9
10
5.2 Troubleshooting 121

5.2.2 Guide to Locating Faults

Use the following table as a guide to locating the causes of malfunctions in the main unit.
No. Symptom Typical causes

1 The channel number is not displayed. Power supply fuse is blown.
Malfunction in the POWER switch.
Malfunction in the Display circuit.
Malfunction in the control circuit.
2 TX is displayed but no sound is trans- Malfunction in the handset.
mitted. Malfunction in the transmitter or transmitter AF
circuit.
3 No response to transmission or re- Malfunction in the antenna.
ception sensitivity is poor. Break or short-circuit of antenna cable.
Faulty contact in antenna connectors.
4 No sound from the speaker (when Malfunction in the speaker.
SQL is turned fully counterclockwise). Malfunction in the SQL control.
Malfunction in the panel or control AF circuit.
5 Little sound from the speaker. Malfunction in the AF control circuit.
Malfunction in the IF receiver circuit.
6 Noise is output from the speaker, but Break in antenna or cables.
the other station can not be received. Malfunction in receiver RF circuit.
Malfunction in receiver PLL circuit or frequency
error.
7 Turning SQL does not suppress Malfunction in SQL control.
noise. Malfunction in control SQL circuit.
8 Transmission not possible. TX is not Malfunction in transmitter or antenna duplexer
displayed. unit.
Malfunction in transmitter control circuit of the
control unit.
Malfunction in panel and handset PTT circuit.
Malfunction in hook ON/OFF circuit of the panel.
9 Transmission is sent, but modulation Malfunction in the microphone circuit of the
impossible (TX is displayed). handset.
Malfunction in panel unit and control AF circuit.
Malfunction in transmitter and control AF circuit.
122 5.2 Troubleshooting

AFTER-SALES SERVICE
AFTER-SALES SERVICE
Before requesting repair
If what appears to be a defect is detected, refer to 5.1 Maintenance and Inspection and "5.2
Troubleshooting" to check if the equipment is actually defective before requesting repair.
If the defect persists, immediately stop operation and call our service center or agents. 1
During the warranty period, we or our agencies(*1) will repair the malfinction without any fee,
according to the specified procedure.
After the warrantry expires, we will repair the malfunction for a fee, if repair is possible.
2
Item for notification
Product name, type, manufactured date, serial number,
information about the malfunction (the more detailed, the better),
3
your company or organization name, address and phone number.
Periodical maintenance recommended

4
Performance of this equipment may degrade over time because parts wear out, aithough
degradation depends on how this unit has been maintained.
We recommend periodic professional maintenance check in addition to daily maintenance.
5
Call our service center or agents for periodic professional maintenance (This maintenance
requires a service charge). 6
Call our office or the nearest agency for detailed information about after-sales service.
(*1)Refer toi the inside of the back cover for contact numbers.
7
8
9
10
123
DISPOSAL
DISPOSAL
When disposing of this unit be sure to do so according to the local government laws and
regulations of your area.
Neither a lithium nor Ni-Cd battery is not used in this unit, however.
124
SPECIFICATIONS
SPECIFICATIONS
8.1 Main Unit (JHS-32B) 1

General Specifications
Transmission frequency range
Reception frequency range
155.000 159.500 MHz
155.000 159.500 MHz (simplex)
2
160.600 163.500 MHz (semi-duplex)
Type approval frequency range 156.000 157.450 MHz (transmitting)
156.000 162.025 MHz (receiving) 3
Channel capacity ITU/ USA/ Canadian channels: 57 max.
Private channels: 99 max.
Memory channels: 10 max.
Weather channels (reception only): 9
4
Channel spacing 25kHz / 10kHz
Communication modes
Type of emission
Simplex and semi-duplex
G3E and G2B (F3E, F2B) 5
Frequency accuracy Within 10X10-6
Antenna impedance 50 unbalanced
Main controls Transmitting and stopping distress signals, transmission and recep-
tion settings for specific channels, transmission power setting,
6
dimmer, squelch, volume
Main display items Telephone mode: Transmission and reception settings for specific
channels, operating mode and other operation conditions, date, time,
position
7
DSC mode: 9 lines X 40 characters for the message display and 4
Rated power supply voltage

lines X 40 characters for the error and instruction display
100 120VAC (50/60Hz) or 200 240VAC (50/60Hz), and 24VDC
8
(21.6 31.2VDC)
Current consumption 100VAC: When transmitting: 25W; 2A max. When receiving: 1A max.
220VAC: When transmitting: 25W; 1A max. When receiving: 0.5A
max. 24VDC: When transmitting: 25W; 5.5A max. When receiving:
9
1.5A max.
Power switching AC operation (default) with automatic switch to DC operation in case
of AC power failure. 10
Temperature range for full performance 0C +40C
Operating temperature range 15C +55C
Storage temperature range 25C +65C
Humidity resistance No abnormality after standing 4 hours in +40C, 93%RH
Vibration resistance 5 12.5Hz Full amplitude 3.2mm, 12.5 25Hz Full amplitude
0.8mm, 25 50Hz Full amplitude 0.2mm
No abnormality after vibrating for 15 minutes in each of the three axes.
Continuous operation No abnormality after operatring continuously for eight hours.
Dimensions and mass 290mm (H) X 240mm (W) X 145mm (D) (excluding projecting parts)
Approx.10.5kg
8.1 Main Unit (JHS-32B) 125

Transmitter Unit
SPECIFICATIONS
Antenna output power 25W +20%, 50% 0.1 1W (reduced output)

Oscillation method Frequency synthesizer
Modulation method Frequency modulation
Maximum frequency deviation Within 5kHz
Occupied bandwidth Within 16kHz
Microphone input impedance 600 balanced
Standard modulation input 53dBm
Pre emphasis characteristics 6dB/oct +1dB, 3dB
Overall distortion 10% or better
Signal-to-noise ratio 40dB or more
Spurious emission 2.5W or less
DSC modulation rate 1200 baud 30X10-6
DSC modulation method FSK
DSC modulation index 2 10%
Mark signal frequency (Y) 1300Hz 10Hz
Space signal frequency (B) 2100Hz 10Hz
Receiver Unit
Receiving system Double superheterodyne
1st IF 21.4MHz
2nd IF 455kHz
Local oscillation frequency Reception frequency 21.4MHz
Local oscillation method Frequency synthesizer
Sensitivity 2V or better (20dB NQ)
Sensitivity (DSC) Symbol error rate at 1V is 1% or better.
Squelch sensitivity 1V or better
Selectivity 6dB bandwidth: 12kHz or more
70dB selectivity: 25kHz or less
Spurious response 80dB or more (20dB NQ)
Spurious response (DSC) Symbol error rate is 1% or less at a wanted signal level of 3dB and
an unwanted signal level of 73dB.
Blocking 90dB or more (110MHz), 80dB or more (20dB NQ)
Blocking (DSC) Symbol error rate is 1% or better at a wanted signal level of 3dB
and an unwanted signal level of 73dB.
Intermodulation 70dB or more (20dB NQ)
Intermodulation (DSC) Symbol error rate is 1% or better at wanted signal level of 3dB and
an unwanted signal level of 68dB.
Rated audio output 2W (4)
External speaker output level 0dBm (600, unbalanced)
De emphasis characteristics 6dB/oct, +1dB, 3dB
Radiation 4000W or less
DSC message files For distress messages: 20
For other messages: 10
126 8.1 Main Unit (JHS-32B)

CH70 Watchkeeping Receiver
SPECIFICATIONS
Receiving frequency 156.525MHz (CH70)
Reception mode G2B (F2B)
Frequency accuracy Within 10 X 10-6
Reception method Double superheterodyne
1st IF 58.1MHz
2nd IF 455kHz
Local oscillation frequency Receiving frequency +58.1MHz
Sensitivity Symbol error rate of 1% or better at 1V
Spurious response Symbol error rate of 1% or better at awanted signal level of 3dB
Blocking Symbol error rate of 1% or better at a wanted signal level of 3dB
Intermodulation
Symbol error rate of 1% or better at a wanted signal level of 3dB
1
De emphasis characteristics
Radiation
6dB/oct, +1dB, 3dB
4000W or less
2
3
4
8.2 Channel Assignment Tables
(1) ITU Channels 5
TIP Channel 70 is available only for DSC. Voice transmissions are prohibited. Transmission power is fixed
at 25W. 6
Channel 75 is the guardband for channel 16. Transmission on this channel is prohibited.
Channel 76 is available only for NBDP. Voice transmission is prohibited.
7
CH TX(MHz) RX(MHz) CH TX(MHz) RX(MHz) CH TX(MHz) RX(MHz)
01
02
156.050
156.100
160.650
160.700
20
21
157.000
157.050
161.600
161.650
70*
71
156.525
156.575
156.525
156.575
8
03 156.150 160.750 22 157.100 161.700 72 156.625 156.625
04
05
156.200
156.250
160.800
160.850
23
24
157.150
157.200
161.750
161.800
73
74
156.675
156.725
156.675
156.725 9
06 156.300 156.300 25 157.250 161.850 75*
07 156.350 160.950 26 157.300 161.900 76* 156.825 156.825
08
09
156.400
156.450
156.400
156.450
27
28
157.350
157.400
161.950
162.000
77
78
156.875
156.925
156.875
161.525
10
10 156.500 156.500 60 156.025 160.625 79 156.975 161.575
11 156.550 156.550 61 156.075 160.675 80 157.025 161.625
12 156.600 156.600 62 156.125 160.725 81 157.075 161.675
13 156.650 156.650 63 156.175 160.775 82 157.125 161.725
14 156.700 156.700 64 156.225 160.825 83 157.175 161.775
15 156.750 156.750 65 156.275 160.875 84 157.225 161.825
16 156.800 156.800 66 156.325 160.925 85 157.275 161.875
17 156.850 156.850 67 156.375 156.375 86 157.325 161.925
18 156.900 161.500 68 156.425 156.425 87 157.375 161.975
19 156.950 161.550 69 156.475 156.475 88 157.425 162.025
8.1 Main Unit (JHS-32B) / 8.2 Channel Assignment Tables 127

SPECIFICATIONS
(2) USA Channels
The default transmission power for channels 13 and 67 is 1W , but 25W can be selected by pressing
TIP
25/1W .
Ships are prohibited from transmitting on channel 15.
Channels 17 and 77 are fixed at 1W transmission power.
Channel 70 is available only for DSC. Voice transmission is prohibited. Transmission power is fixed at 25W.
Channel 76 is available for NBDP. Voice transmission is prohibited.
USA channels 03A, 21A, 23A, 81A, 82A and 83A are restricted for official use only. Ships may use
them only when requested by the proper authority.
01A 156.050 156.050 20 157.000 161.600 70* 156.525 156.525

02A 156.100 21A 157.050 157.050 71 156.575 156.575
03A 156.150 156.150 22A 157.100 157.100 72 156.625 156.625
04A 156.200 156.200 23A 157.150 157.150 73 156.675 156.675
05A 156.250 156.250 24 157.200 161.800 74 156.725 156.725
06 156.300 156.300 25 157.250 161.850 75*
07A 156.350 156.350 26 157.300 161.900 76* 156.825 156.825
08 156.400 156.400 27 157.350 161.950 77* 156.875 156.875
09 156.450 156.450 28 157.400 162.000 78A 156.925 156.925
10 156.500 156.500 60 160.625 79A 156.975 156.975
11 156.550 156.550 61 160.675 80A 157.025 157.025
12 156.600 156.600 62 160.725 81A 157.075 157.075
13* 156.650 156.650 63A 156.175 156.175 82A 157.125 157.125
14 156.700 156.700 64 160.825 83A 157.175 157.175
15* 156.750 65A 156.275 156.275 84 157.225 161.825
16 156.800 156.800 66A 156.325 156.325 85 157.275 161.875
17* 156.850 156.850 67* 156.375 156.375 86 157.325 161.925
18A 156.900 156.900 68 156.425 156.425 87 157.375 161.975
19A 156.950 156.950 69 156.475 156.475 88A 157.425 157.425
(3) CANADA Channels

TIP Channel 70 is available only for DSC. Voice transmission is prohibited. Transmission power is fixed at
25W.
Channel 76 is exclusively assigned for NBDP. Voice transmission is prohibited.
01 156.050 160.650 20 157.000 161.600 70* 156.525 156.525

02 156.100 160.700 21 157.050 161.650 71 156.575 156.575
03 156.150 160.750 22 157.100 161.700 72 156.625 156.625
04 156.200 160.800 23 157.150 161.750 73 156.675 156.675
05 156.250 160.850 24 157.200 161.800 74 156.725 156.725
06 156.300 156.300 25 157.250 161.850 75*
07 156.350 160.950 26 157.300 161.900 76* 156.825 156.825
08 156.400 156.400 27 157.350 161.950 77 156.875 156.875
09 156.450 156.450 28 157.400 162.000 78 156.925 161.525
10 156.500 156.500 60C 156.025 156.025 79 156.975 161.575
11 156.550 156.550 61C 156.075 156.075 80 157.025 161.625
12 156.600 156.600 62C 156.125 156.125 81 157.075 161.675
13 156.650 156.650 63 156.175 160.775 82 157.125 161.725
14 156.700 156.700 64C 156.225 156.225 83 157.175 161.775
15 156.750 156.750 65 156.275 160.875 84 157.225 161.825
16 156.800 156.800 66 156.325 160.925 85 157.275 161.875
17 156.850 156.850 67 156.375 156.375 86 157.325 161.925
18 156.900 161.500 68 156.425 156.425 87 157.375 161.975
19 156.950 161.550 69 156.475 156.475 88 157.425 162.025
128 8.2 Channel Assignment Tables

SPECIFICATIONS
(4) Weather Channels
CH RX(MHz) CH RX(MHz) CH RX(MHz)
W1 162.550 W4 161.650 W7 162.500

W2 162.400 W5 162.425 W8 162.525
W3 162.475 W6 162.450 W9 161.775
(5) Private Channels
Up to 99 channels can be registered between 155.000MHz and 159.500MHz in 10kHz or 25kHz steps
(simplex), 155.000MHz and 159.500MHz (semi-duplex TX), or 160.600MHz and 163.500MHz (semi-
duplex RX) depending on factory settings.
Please specify frequencies when ordering.
If additional frequencies are required after the unit has been shipped, contact JRC or a local JRC
agent.
1
Press P to display the Private Channel list, which shows all currently registered frequencies.
TIP When the transmission and reception frequencies differ, the unit will operate in semi-duplex mode.
2
A frequency outside the specified frequency range or not specified in steps of 25kHz or 10kHz cannot
be registered.
3
4
8.3 Options
5
(1) NCH-414 Remote Controller
Operation and displays
Power supply, current
Same as the JHS-32B main unit
100V-120VAC (50/60Hz), 1A or less, or 200V-240VAC (50/60Hz),
6
0.5A or less, and 24VDC (21.6-31.2VDC), 1A or less.
Input switching AC is the default, automatically switching to DC in case of AC power
failure.
7
Ambient conditions Same as the JHS-32B main unit
Dimensions
Mass
290mm (H) X 240mm (W) X 80mm (D) (excluding projecting parts)
Approx. 5kg
8
(2) NKG-52 Printer 9
Printing system Thermal type serial dot printer
Input interface
Input data
Convenient Centronics type
8-bit parallel
10
Character format 7 X 5 dot matrix
Printer paper 5ZPMB00001, 80mm wide thermal paper
Power supply 5VDC, 3W or less, supplied from JHS-32B
Dimensions 145mm (H) X 140mm (W) X 145mm (D) (excluding projecting parts)
Mass Approx. 1.5kg
8.2 Channel Assignment Tables / 8.3 Options 129

SPECIFICATIONS
(3) NRE-332 Guard Receiver
Receiving mode Simultaneous reception of any two selected ITU/USA channels
Channels received 57 (ITU/USA)
Reception mode G3E (F3E)
Frequency accuracy Within 10X10-6
Receiving system Double superhetrodyne
1st IF 21.4MHz
2nd IF 455kHz
Local oscillation frequency Reception frequency +21.4MHz
Sensitivity 2V or better (20dB NQ)
Squelch sensitivity 1V or better
Spurious response 70dB or more (20dB NQ)
Blocking 90dB or more (110MHz), 80dB or more (20dB NQ)
Intermodulation 70dB or more (20dB NQ)
Rated audio output 2W (4)
De emphasis characteristics 6dB/oct, +1dB, -3dB
Power supply, current 100V-120VAC (50/60Hz), 1A or less, or 200V-240VAC (50/60Hz),
0.5A or less; and 24VDC (21.6-31.2VDC), 1A or less.
Input switching AC is the default, automatically switching to DC in case of AC power
failure.
Ambient conditions Same as the JHS-32B main unit
Dimensions 290mm (H) X 140mm (W) X 145mm (D) (excluding projecting parts)
Mass Approx. 5kg
130 8.3 Options

Interface for Position Data and
SPECIFICATIONS
8.4 Time Data
NMEA0183 Format
Format of data received from navigation aids
GGA : Position (longitude and latitude) and UTC time
GLL : Position (longitude and latitude) and UTC time (Version 2.0-2.3)
: Position (longitude and latitude) (Version 1.5)
RMC : Position (longitude and latitude), UTC time, and date
ZDA : UTC time and date
ZLZ : UTC time
ZZU : UTC time
JRC Format 1
Format of data received from navigation aid
Position (longitude and latitude), time, and date (note that in the JRC format, setting a time
difference on the navigation aid results in the local time, not the UTC time, being output; set the 2
time difference to 0 or use the NMEA0183 format).
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
8.4 Interface for Position Data and Time Data 131

OPTION
OPTION
This chapter explains the operation of the remote controller, handset connection box, printer,
and guard receiver.
9.1 NCH-414 Remote Controller

Up to 3 remote controllers can be connected to the main unit. They function in the same way
as the main unit. Before use, confirm that no other controller is in use (OFF appears for OPE
when not in use). Press OPE to take control. Pressing OPE is not allowed when another
controller is in use. However, the controller installed in the wheelhouse is set to have priority,
therefore it can override the other controllers.
NCH-414
DSC ALM
CH16 OPE
CH70 DISTRESS
25/1W P DW
ALM/CALL ALM
1 2 3 STOP DISABLE
4 5 6 COUNTRY WX M
7 8 9
. 0 CLR
PRESS BOTH OFF
HANDSET
SQL VOL
132 9.1 NCH-414 Remote Controller

OPTION
NQE-846/847 Handset Connec-
9.2 tion Box
There are two types of handset connection box: a waterproof type for wing installation (NQE-
846) and an indoor flush mount type (NQE-847).
e
HANDSET
q r
HANDSET
ON
t
w
ON
OFF
OFF
1
q Connector
w Switch
e Water-resistant cap
2
r Connector
t Switch
3
Waterproof type for wing installation Indoor flush mount type
(NQE-846) (NQE-847)
4
5
Remove the water-resistant Connect the handset to the
cap of the waterproof type
handset box.
connector.
6
Turn the panel switch ON to
CAUTION talk. 7
This switch corresponds to the OPE key
Close the waterproof cover
after use.
of the remote controller and the main unit.
8
Rain and sea breeze could TIP
cause connector
malfunction.
This switch must be turned off when not in
use. 9
10
9.2 NQE-846/847 Handset Connection Box 133

OPTION
9.3 NKG-52 Printer

When a printer is connected, messages are automatically printed out.
CAUTION
Do not attempt to print when there is no paper in the printer.
Doing so may cause damage to the printer head.
Do not turn the power switch off while printing. Only turn off the printer after it
has finished printing and the head has returned to its home position.
Doing so may cause damage to the printer head.
The NKG-52 has no self-test functions. Perform a printer test from the unit to
which the printer is connected.
The printing paper used in the NKG-52 printer is a special paper which turns
black when exposed to heat. Take the following precautions when using this
paper.
Store the paper away from heat, humidity and light.
Dry your hands before handling the paper.
Do not rub the paper with any hard objects.
Do not use organic adhesives on the paper (however, water-based starch

adhesives or compound adhesives will not cause any problems).
Do not use adhesive tape on the paper (however, double-sided tape may
be used on the rear side of the paper).
Do not allow the paper to remain in contact with polyvinyl chloride film for a
long period of time.
Do not leave the paper in contact with freshly copied diazo type or wet
process paper.
Do not allow the paper to come into contact with organic solvents.
134 9.3 NKG-52 Printer

Parts and Description
OPTION
NKG-52
PRINTER
i
FEED q
u
w
RESET
y
ALM OFF
q Cutter t
Cuts paper. POWER
e
r
w Paper exit
OFF
The paper exits through this slot.
e Paper cover for paper storage 1

The paper is stored behind this cover.
y
r POWER switch
RESET switch
When the paper runs out, or a paper jam
2
Press the upper end of the switch to turn occurs during printing, the printer stops
the power ON.
Press the lower end to turn the power
printing. Press the RESET switch to
resume printing after solving the problem. 3
OFF.
u
Remember that the main unit or at least
one remote controller to which the printer
FEED switch
Use this key to select manual paper feed. 4
is connected must be ON at all times.
i Alarm buzzer
t ALM OFF switch Sounds when the paper runs out or a 5
Press to stop the alarm. paper jam occurs.
6
7
8
9
10
9.3 NKG-52 Printer 135

Loading Printer Paper
OPTION
Cut the paper so that its leading

edge is straight (at right angles to
the edges).
Cut carefully. If the paper is creased or uneven, it
may jam.
Turn the power OFF, and open the

paper cover by pressing the knob.
Knob
Paper Cover
POWER Switch
Remove the center shaft from its

holder and insert it through the
Holder center of the paper roll as shown.
Center Shaft
FEED Switch Turn the power ON, insert the end

of the paper through the paper
slot, then press FEED to feed the
paper through the printer.
Paper Slot

OPTION
Place the center shaft on the
holder and press FEED until the
leading edge of the paper appears
FEED Holder at the cutter.
Switch
Close the paper cover by pressing

the top until it locks in position.
1
2
Paper Cover
3
4
When paper runs out.
5
When about 50cm of printer paper remains, red lines appear on both sides of the paper warning that
paper supply is low. The buzzer sounds a warning when only a very small amount (about 10 cm) of
paper remains. When this happens, follow the procedure below. 6
TIP First open the paper cover to check that the paper needs to be replaced. 7
Press ALM OFF to stop the Press POWER to turn the 8
alarm. power off.
Gently pull out the end of the Open the paper cover, re-
9
paper, holding down RESET move the center shaft, then
until all paper is removed. remove the roll core from the
shaft.
10
Refer to step 3 and Loading Printer
Paper for further information about
loading paper.
9.3 NKG-52 Printer 137

Removing a Paper Jam
OPTION
The buzzer sounds when the paper jams. Follow the procedure below to remove jammed paper.
TIP First open the paper cover to check whether the problem is a paper jam or that the printer is out of
paper.
Press POWER to turn the

power off.
Remove the roll of printer

paper from the holder, then
gently pull the jammed paper
out of the printer.
Refer to Loading Printer Paper for
information on loading paper.

OPTION
9.4 NRE-332 Guard Receiver
When a guard receiver is connected, it is possible to receive two channels simultaneously.
r DIM key
NRE-332
Adjusts the brightness of the LCD back-
VHF GUARD RECEIVER
light and the BUSY LEDs. There are four
levels, including OFF. The brightness
q level is set to the maximum level when
BUSY BUSY the power is turned on.
CH CH
t USA key
1
RX1 RX2
CHANNEL CHANNEL Press to receive USA channels around
w
North America. ITU channels is automati-
cally selected when the power is turned
2
i
SOL VOLUME SOL VOLUME
on. Press USA again to revert to ITU
channels. When USA channels are
selected, the LED lights up.
3
e
y Speaker
u
POWER
USA DIM r Outputs received voice sound. If RX1

4
and RX2 receive signals at the same
OFF
t time, the voices are mixed.
5
u POWER switch
y
Turns the power on or off. When the
power is turned on, CH16 appears on the
6
RX1 display and CH13 on the RX2
display.
7
i SQL control
Adjusts the squelch threshold. Turn the
RX1 and RX2 SQL controls counterclock- 8
wise, until noise is audible. Then slowly
q Channel display
Channel numbers RX1 and RX2, respec-
turn them clockwise until the noise stops.
Finally, turn them clockwise a little 9
tively. When receiving signals on a chan- further.
nel, BUSY for that channel lights up.
TIP 10
w / keys The further you turn SQL counterclock-
Select the channels for RX1 and RX2 wise, the weaker the signal that can be
using / . received, and on the other hand, the
further it is turned clockwise, the stronger
e VOLUME controls the signal must be to be received.
Adjust the speaker volume of RX1 and
RX2, respectively, to the desired level,
with SQL turned completely counter-
clockwise.
9.4 NRE-332 Guard Receiver 139

INDEX
INDEX
<A> <G>
acknowledging a call with request concerning new guard receiver --------------------------------- 20, 23, 139
work channel --------------------------------------------- 86 <H>
alarm -------------------------------------------------------- 85 handset ---------------------------------------------------- 29
alarm (tone) --------------------------- 10, 11, 38, 64, 66 hook ----------------------------------------------------- 29
ALL CH SCAN ------------------------------------------- 60 connection box --------------------------------- 21, 133
antenna ---------------------------------------------------- 29
area call ---------------------------------------------------- 20 <I>
automatic acknowledgement ------------------------ 109 ID number ------------------------------------------------- 82
automatic connection service ------------------------ 20 ID number ------------------------------------------------- 82
automatic power reduction circuit ------------------- 20 instructions for performing the operation ---------- 40
<B> <L>
backlighting ----------------------------------------------- 20 latitude and longitude ----------------------------------- 68
basic configuration -------------------------------------- 21 loop test --------------------------------------------------- 119
<C> <M>
calling a specific station -------------------------------- 82 maintenance and inspection ------------------------- 115
calling all ships ------------------------------------------- 78 maintenance and inspection ------------------------- 115
CENTRONICS interface ------------------------------- 20 manually acknowledging other calls ---------------- 97
channel assignment tables --------------------------- 127 manually adding position data ----------------------- 67
coastal station -------------------------------------------- 90 memory --------------------------------------------------- 103
connection to a public telephone subscribers ---- 90 channel ------------------------------------------------- 53
<D> CH SCAN ---------------------------------------------- 60
date --------------------------------------------------- 38, 111 menu -------------------------------------------------------- 20
DISTRESS & URGENCY LED ----------------------- 11 messages stored in memory ------------------------ 103
distress call ------------------------------------------ 11, 66 mode -------------------------------------------------------- 39
making --------------------------------------------- 10, 11
acknowledging ---------------------------------------- 95 <N>
relaying ------------------------------------------------- 71 navigation aid --------------------------- 20, 64, 111, 131
DISTRESS switch cover ------------------------------- 10 navigation system --------------------------------------- 10
DSC (Digital Selective Call) ---------------------- 19, 62
DSC menu display -------------------------------------- 40 <O>
DSC operation test ------------------------------------- 118 option list -------------------------------------------------- 21
<E> <P>
error display ----------------------------------------------- 20 paper jam ------------------------------------------------- 138
error message -------------------------------------- 38, 116 position ------------------------------------------ 10, 64, 131
external speaker ----------------------------------------- 28 position and time data ---------------------------------- 20
present position ------------------------------------------ 38
<F> print out test ---------------------------------------------- 120
false distress call ------------------------------------- 9, 65 printer -------------------------------------------- 10, 23, 134
printer paper --------------------------------------------- 137
140
INDEX
private channels ---------------------------------------- 129
public telephone subscriber(s) ----------------------- 90
requesting a connection to ------------------------ 90
<R>
R.R. (Radio Regulations) ------------------------------ 20
RCC (Rescue Co-ordinate Center) ------------------- 9
received messages
reviewing ---------------------------------------------- 103
displaying ---------------------------------------------- 99
remote controller ----------------------------------- 23, 132
rescue centers --------------------------------------------- 9
<S>
scanning ---------------------------------------------- 40, 60
scroll -------------------------------------------------------- 40
SELECT CH SCAN ------------------------------------- 60
1
selected region ------------------------------------------- 39
self test ---------------------------------------------------- 118
self-diagnosis --------------------------------------------- 20 2
semi-automatic or automatic mode ----------------- 90
semi-duplex ----------------------------------------- 39, 129
SIMP TEL ------------------------------------------------- 39 3
squelch ----------------------------------------------------- 38
standby reception ----------------------------- 10, 64, 69
status display --------------------------------------------- 38 4
system setup -------------------------------------------- 113
<T>
telephone mode ------------------------------------------ 45
5
telephone number -------------------------------------- 107
terminating transmission of a distress call -------- 11
test --------------------------------------------------------- 119
6
time ---------------------------------------------- 38, 68, 111
time data ---------------------------------------- 10, 64, 131
transmitting power --------------------------------------- 38
7
<V>
VHF radiotelephone ------------------------------------ 22 8
<W>
water-proof cap ------------------------------------------ 22 9
weather channels ---------------------------------- 58, 129
when paper runs out ----------------------------------- 136
10
141
REVISED SEP. 2002
JHS-32B
JHS-32B
Instruction Manual

JHS-32B
DSC ALM
CH16 OPE
For further information contact : CH70 DISTRESS
25/1W P DW
ALM/CALL ALM
1 2 3 STOP DISABLE
Since 1915 4 5 6 COUNTRY WX M
7 8 9
. 0 CLR
HEAD OFFICE & Nittochi Nishi-Shinjuku bldg. SP DIM SCAN MENU PRINT
SALES DEPT. 10-1, Nishi-Shinjuku 6-chome, Shinjuku-ku, POWER OFF CALL ENTER
Tokyo 160-8328 JAPAN PRESS BOTH OFF
Phone : +81-3-3348-0151 HANDSET
Fax : +81-3-3348-3648

MAIN PLANT 1-1, Shimorenjaku 5-chome, Mitaka-shi, SQL VOL
Tokyo 181-8510 JAPAN

Phone : +81-422-45-9111
Fax : +81-422-45-9110
EDITION 2
MAR. 2003
CODE No.: 7ZPJD0164A JRC

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01 JAN 2000 23:59 UTC

In case of no position / UTC data( unusual )

The visible alarm blinks for indicating no

Press ENTER key. - - INPUT POSITION/UTC DATA - -

INPUT POSITION/UTC DATA POSITION : S12.34 W123.45

SELECT WITH , INPUT NO., &

SELECT WITH ,& PRESS ENTER

PRESS CLR TO CANCEL

SELECT WITH ,& PRESS ENTER

PRESS CLR TO CANCEL

Press ENTER key.

Selected coordinates are decided and POSITION : S . W .

Input the latitude / longitude numerical value.

Press ENTER key.

Latitude / longitude is decided and it POSITION : S12.34 W123.45

SELECT WITH , INPUT NO., &

POSITION : S12.34 W123.45

Press ENTER key.

POSITION : S12.34 W123.45

SELECT WITH , INPUT NO., &

Input the date.

Example of an input of 2nd JAN. 2000 POSITION : S12.34 W123.45

Press ENTER key.

POSITION : S12.34 W123.45

SELECT WITH , INPUT NO., &

When left 23.5 hours or more,

When left 23.5 hours or more, without GPS

Cautions concerning treatment of

(5) (a) Check the victim's pulse.

(7) Continually wipe the mouth to prevent the accumulation of saliva.

Administering artificial respiration by raising the head.

q (1) Raise the back of the head, then place one

(2) Cover the victim's mouth by opening your

e (3) Completely exhale into the lungs.

("Mouth to mouth " artificial respiration) Figure 1.

(Heart massage in combination with artificial respiration.) Figure 2

Before attempting to operate this unit, read this instruction manual

Indicates a warning that, if ignored, may result in

Indicates a caution that, if ignored, may result in

This unit is also used for distress communication, in addition to usual

Do not place this equipment anywhere vibration or impact is likely to occur.

Leave installation of this equipment to our service center or agents.

Do not make a distress call except in an emergency.

If a false distress call is transmitted accidentally, follow the instructions below:

1) Press STOP to terminate transmission of the distress call.

2) Report the false distress call to a nearby RCC (Rescue Co-ordinate

3) Report the false distress call to nearby ships using CH16.

Making a Distress Call

Press and hold DISTRESS key for --DISTRESS CALL--

If suspend pressing DISTRESS key while

PRESS STOP TO TERMINATE.

Terminating Transmission of a Distress

Receiving a Distress Call

SP DIM SCAN MENU PRINT

POWER OFF CALL ENTER

PRESS BOTH OFF

NCH-414 Remote Controller