JRC JLR-7700MKII (DGPS)

JRC JLR-7700MKII (DGPS)
JRC JLR-7700MKII (DGPS)
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DGPS navigator JRC The JLR-7700MKII is a navigation receiver receiving information from satellites and issuing accurate coordinates of the ship's position on the basis of this data. 

The receiver can store in-memory detailed navigation information about 499 waypoints, as well as up to 100 event markers, which, if necessary, assigns eight-digit names. The device is equipped with built-in alarm, which will alert the user with a sound signal about arrival to the specified waypoint, drift, crossing the border or deviating from the paved course.

The receiver  JLR-7700MKII  provides several options for correction of coordinates: manual or by the standards of 46 available geodetic systems. The accuracy of determining the coordinates is: for the GPS system - 15 meters, for the DGPS - 5 meters.

The navigator is equipped with two RS-422 ports for connection to other devices and sensors. For the power supply of the device, an on-board network with a voltage of at least 10 volts is used.

Specifications:

  • GPS positioning accuracy: 15 m 2D RMS (HDOP≤4)
  • Accuracy of DGPS coordinates determination: 5 m 2D RMS (HDOP≤4)
  • Receiving frequency from 283.5 kHz to 325 kHz
  • Frequency step: 500 Hz
  • Beacon selection: Automatic or manual tuning of frequency and baud rate.
  • Transmission speed: 50/100/200 bit / s
  • Display Type 5-inch STN LCD, 160 x 128 pixels
  • Waypoint memory Up to 499 waypoints, including 100 event tags (WPT No. 400 to 499), each point with a place name in 8 alphanumeric characters
  • Operating temperature DGPS Receiver: -25 to + 55C
  • Display: -15 to + 55C
  • Power requirements 12/24 VDC, 10 W or less 100/220 VAC with AC power supply (option)

FMEA (Failure Mode and Effect Analysis) 12.09.2021 FMEA (Failure Mode and Effect Analysis)
DP notations - DP (AA) and DP (AAA) - must be verified by FMEA. This method is used to determine the consequences of a single malfunction in the motor system and its control system.