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JRC NCR-333
JRC NCR-333 NAVTEX receiver that is approved by RMRS and PPP . This receiver is tuned to the frequency of 518 kHz, 490 kHz and 4209.5 kHz.NCR-333 can store up to 200 messages that remain in memory for 70 hours after taking or until the number of messages exceeds 200, then the message is overwritten. Additionally receiver NCR-333 can be connect an external printer.
Functional features:
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Reception of broadcast messages NAVTEXNCR-333 is the automatic reception of broadcast messages NAVTEX 518 kHz, 490 kHz and 4209.5 kHz.
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Large display and simplified perception of informationNCR-333 receiver is equipped with an LCD display with a diagonal of 5.7 '. An indication of the information symbols in three different sizes, depending on the user's choice.
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Function to store messagesNCR-333 can store up to 200 messages identification codes up to 70 hours. In addition, each channel can store up to 50 messages.
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Automatic adjustment function of the receiving stationNCR-333 receiver is capable of selecting stations will automatically based on the correct GPS positional data.
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Continuous saving settingsIn NCR-333 provides storage of message types and coast stations in the memory. You do not need to recover data even when the power switch was turned off suddenly.
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Supports two voltage levelsNCR-333 receiver can be used on ships battery 24 V or 12 V DC.
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Self-diagnosis functionNCR-333 receiver features automatic diagnostics. This feature is designed to simplify the handling of the receiver and improve reliability.
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Connecting to External EquipmentNCR-333 receiver can be used with the navigator JRC (ECDIS) and external serial printer.
SPECIFICATIONS: | |
Operating frequencies | 490 kHz, 518 kHz, 4209.5 kHz |
Receive Mode | F1B |
Impedance | 50 ohms |
Frequency Stability | + / - 15 Hz |
Display | 5.7 'black and white LCD |
Number of received and stored messages | 200 |
Storage time posts | 70 hours |
Output interfaces | 2 (printer and INS) |
Food |
12 ~ 24 V DC |
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