JCX-151/152

Bridge Navigational Watch Alarm System

SERVICE MANUAL
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JCX-151/JCX-152 BNWAS Service Manual

Revision History

Rev. Content Date

1.0 Initial version Feb 21, 2012

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Contents

1 Creation of configuration file with utility tool ......................................................................................... 1

1.1 Outline ......................................................................................................................................1
1.2 Install.........................................................................................................................................2
1.2.1 Preparation .........................................................................................................................2
1.2.2 Check serial port .................................................................................................................2
1.2.3 Installation BNWAS Utility software....................................................................................9
1.2.4 Installation SH_H8Loader software ...................................................................................12
1.3 Read the configuration file ......................................................................................................15
1.4 Create/Edit the Configuration file ............................................................................................20
1.4.1 Open the Configuration File ..............................................................................................20
1.4.2 Save the Configuration file ................................................................................................21
1.4.3 Edit the Configuration file .................................................................................................23
1.5 Write the Configuration file......................................................................................................29
1.6 Navigation Equipment Alarm Setting.......................................................................................33
1.6.1 Outline..............................................................................................................................33
1.6.2 Option Unit Setting ...........................................................................................................34
1.6.3 Alarm Group name and Alarm name Setting .....................................................................35
1.6.4 ACK (acknowledgement) Input Setting ..............................................................................37
1.6.5 Setting Signal Connecting to Option Unit...........................................................................38
1.6.6 Setting Signal Connecting to Main Control Unit NCK-169 .................................................41
1.6.7 Automatic Assignment of Measurement Point ....................................................................44
1.6.8 Serial Alarm Input ............................................................................................................49

2 Program Updating .................................................................................................................................... 51

2.1 NCK-169 program update .......................................................................................................51
2.2 NCD-2189 program update.....................................................................................................56
2.3 NWB-63 program update ........................................................................................................61
2.3.1 Installing update software..................................................................................................61
2.3.2 Updating software .............................................................................................................62

3 Operation check........................................................................................................................................ 71
3.1 Operation check of the main control unit (NCK-169)...............................................................71
3.1.1 Operation check by LED ...................................................................................................71
3.1.2 Operation check by voltage................................................................................................74
3.2 Operation check of other units ................................................................................................76
3.3 Operation check with external instrument ...............................................................................77
3.3.1 GPS ..................................................................................................................................77
3.3.2 VDR..................................................................................................................................78
3.3.3 Navigation equipment alarm..............................................................................................78

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4 Maintenance.............................................................................................................................................. 79
4.1 NCK-169 Arrangement of circuit .............................................................................................79
4.2 How to open the top panel of NCK-169...................................................................................80
4.3 NCK-169 replacement of power supply ..................................................................................81
4.4 NCK-169 replacement of fuses ...............................................................................................85
4.5 Replacements of push-buttons ...............................................................................................87
4.6 Replacements of buzzer .........................................................................................................90
4.6.1 NCD-2189 .........................................................................................................................90
4.6.2 NWB-63 ............................................................................................................................92
4.6.3 NCJ-878 ............................................................................................................................94
4.6.4 NCJ-879 ............................................................................................................................96
4.6.5 NVS-765............................................................................................................................98
4.7 NCJ-879 replacement of gasket..............................................................................................99
4.8 NWB-63 replacement of LCD panel ......................................................................................100
4.9 Change in volume, tone, and modulation characteristics of buzzer ......................................102
4.10 Details of PCB.....................................................................................................................105
4.10.1 BN-MCT board (NCK-169 outside wiring connection board) .........................................105
4.10.2 BN-LDA board (in NCD-2189).......................................................................................106
4.10.3 BN-BZC board (buzzer board in NCD-2189, NWB-63, NVS-765, NCJ-878, and NCJ-879)
................................................................................................................................................107
4.10.4 UIB-SB02 board (in NYG-4)..........................................................................................108
4.10.5 BN-DIM-1 board (in NCJ-880 and NCD-2191)...............................................................109
4.11 Spare Parts List ................................................................................................................... 110

5 Troubleshooting .......................................................................................................................................111
5.1 Fault Example and Measurement ......................................................................................... 111

6 Assembly Drawing.................................................................................................................................. 115

6.1 Main Control Unit (NCK-169) ................................................................................................ 115
6.2 LED display Unit (NCD-2189) ...............................................................................................122
6.3 LCD display unit (NWB-63) ...................................................................................................123
6.4 Reset button (NCJ-878) ........................................................................................................124
6.5 Motion sensor (NYG-4) (Option) ...........................................................................................125
6.6 LED visual alarm display (NCD-2191) (Option).....................................................................126
6.7 Audible alarm buzzer (NVS-765) ..........................................................................................127
6.8 Waterproof reset button (NCJ-879) (Option) .........................................................................128
6.9 Contact input unit (32point) NQA-2290(Option) ....................................................................129
6.10 Contact output unit (24point) (NQB-1029) (Option).............................................................131
6.11 Ethernet unit (NHA-337) (Option) ........................................................................................133
6.12 Emergency call button (NCJ-880) (Option) .........................................................................135

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1 Creation of configuration file with utility tool

1.1 Outline
The setting information in the number of/installation location etc. such as reset buttons and buzzers of
JCX-151/JCX-152, is memorized by the main control unit (NCK-169). The configuration file is
made on PC based on the setting information. The setting information is updated by written in
NCK-169 with serial (RS-232C).

Update the setting information when the new equipment and the unit composition change.

Software for configuration file making is written "BNWAS Utility" software. Software for writing
by serial is written "SH_H8Lorder" software, and two software is used.

When reading setting information from NCK-169, "SH_H8Loarder" software is used.

The procedure is as follows.

1.2 Install
Only the first time.

1.3 Read the Configuration file

Configuration file is read from NCK-169. It is unnecessary when creating a configuration file newly.

1.4 Create/ Edit the Configuration file

Configuration file is edited and it saves at HDD etc. of PC.

1.5 Write the Configuration file

Configuration file is writing to NCK-169. After writing, should perform Chapter 3 Operation check.

1.6 Navigation Equipment Alarm Setting

When navigation equipment alarms are connected, navigation equipment alarm setting is also required
at creating configuration file.

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1.2 Install
1.2.1 Preparation
To set up NCK-169 by a personal computer, prepare the following equipment.

● Personal computer （OS: Windows XP SP3/Vista/7）

COM (RS-232C) port is necessary.
If the port is not available, use an USB-serial converter.
● Serial cable (D-Sub9-pin. pin - socket straight cable)
(Input port of NCK-169: D-Sub9-pin socket)
● Setup software

1.2.2 Check serial port

The software uses the COM port on PC, so check the COM port No.

For Windows XP
(1) Start the control panel from Windows start menu, and click “Performance and Maintenance”.

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(2) Click “System”.

(3) Click the "Hardware” tab.

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(4) Click the “Device Manager” button.

(5) Confirm the COM port No. in the “Ports (COM & LPT)” column. In the windows shown below,
COM1 is a serial port (RS-232C).

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For Windows Vista

(1) Start the control panel from the Windows start menu, and click “System and Maintenance”.

(2) Scroll down the window and find “Device Manager”. Click the “View Hardware and Device”.

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(3) The "User Account Control" windows appears. Click [Continue].

(4) Confirm the COM port No. in the “Ports (COM & LPT)” column. In the windows shown below,
COM1 is a serial port (RS-232C).

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For Windows 7
(1) Start the control panel from the Windows start menu, and click “System and Security”.

(2) Scroll down the window and find the “System” column. Click the “Device Manager”.

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(3) The "User Account Control" window appears. Click [Continue].

(4) Confirm the COM port No. in the “Ports (COM & LPT)” column. In the windows shown below,
COM1 is a serial port (RS-232C).

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1.2.3 Installation BNWAS Utility software

Install the software by using "Administrator" authority user.
When an old version software is installed, uninstall first.

(1) Download “CYC-686_BNWAS_Utility_setup” from the JRC Marine Service Department

homepage.

(2) “EXE file” ("CYC-686_BNWAS_Utility_setup_Ｖxxx.exe") is a self-extracting file. So, start the

file to unzip it in a desired folder. ”xxx” indicates the software version No.

(3) Click the "Setup.msi" in the unzipped folder and start the setup software.

(4) [Welcome to the BNWAS Utility Setup Wizard] window appears. Click the [Next] button.

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(5) The [Select Installation Folder] window appears. Click the “Next” button. If other folder than the
displayed one is desired for installation, click the “Reference” button and specify the folder.
To allow all users to use this software, select [Everyone].

(6) The [confirmation Installation] window appears. Click the [Next] button.
Installation will start.

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(7) The [Installation Complete] window appears. Then the installation is completed. Click the
[Close] button to close it.

(8) Delete the unzipped setup file (folder).

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1.2.4 Installation SH_H8Loader software

Install the software by using "Administrator" authority user.
When an old version software is installed, uninstall first.

(1) Download the “CYC-687_SH_H8Lorder setup” from the JRC Marine Service Department
homepage.

(2) “EXE file” ("CYC-687_SH_H8Loader_setup_Ｖxxx.exe ") is a self-extracting file. So, start the
file to unzip it in a desired folder. ”xxx” indicates the software version No.

(3) Click the "Setup.msi" in the unzipped folder to start the setup software.

(4) The [Welcome to the SH_H8Loader setup wizard] window appears. Click the [Next] button.

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(5) The [Select Installation Folder] window appears. If other folder than the displayed one is desired
for installation, click the [Browse] button and specify the folder. To allow all users to use this
software, select [Everyone]. Click the [Next] button.

(6) The [Confirm Installation] window appears. Click the [Next] button.

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(7) The [Installation Complete] screen appears. Then the installation is completed. Click the [Close]
button to close it.

(8) Delete the unzipped setup file (folder)

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1.3 Read the configuration file

SH_H8Loader software is used for read of a configuration file.

1) Open the top cover of the main control unit (NCK-169).

The connector for the connection is located to the terminal board (BN-MCT).
2) D-SUB9-pin (socket) connector is located as shown below. Connect the serial cable to the
port.
3) Turn on the power of NCK-169.

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4) Click to the [SH_H8Loader] icon on a desktop.
5) Select “Read ROM” tab.

6) Select a saving destination of the read configuration file.

Follow the tree list, and select a folder to save the

configuration definition file.
Select a drive from the
drop down list.

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7) Input the file Name

Input the name of a configuration file to save.

Default filename is “BNWAS_Master”

8) Set the serial port No.

Set the port No. according to the section 1.2.2.
For the other items, set as follows.

9) Click the [Start] button.

Connection status is displayed in the middle of window.

If the connection fails, an error message appears in the popup window. Click the [OK] button to close
the window.
Check the following.
・ Is the power supply for NCK-169 ON?
・ Are the cables connected correctly?
・ Is the COM port setting correct?

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10) The window below appears, and then click [Start] button.
Its reading process starts.

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11) When the reading process is completed, the popup window [File has been saved] appears.
Click the [OK] button to close the window.

12) Click the [Back] button to close the window.

Confirm that a file (BNWAS_Master.tbl) is created in the folder specified in the above item 6).

13) Click the button to end the SH_H8Loader software.

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1.4 Create/Edit the Configuration file

1.4.1 Open the Configuration File

(1) Click the “BNWAS_Utility” icon on the desktop.

The “BNWAS_Utility” window appears.
(2) When changing a created configuration file, or when changing the file read from the main control
unit (NCK-169) by 4.3 clause, select [Open] in the [File] menu and the configuration file is
opened.
(3) Click the [Edit] button, and edit is started.

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1.4.2 Save the Configuration file

(1) To save the set information, click the [Apply] button.

(2) Click [Save] in the [File] menu.

The screen shown below appears.
The [Save as] window appears. Assign a file name, specify a saving location, then click the [Save]
button

(3) If the file already exists, the overwriting confirmation message appears. When it is replaced, click
the [Yes] button, and when not, click the [No] button.

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(4) When the saving is completed normally, the popup message shown below appears. Click [OK] to
close it.

(5) Then, the configuration file (extension: tbl) has been created.
This configuration file is written in NCK-169 to change the system configuration.
For the writing method of configuration file, refer to section “1.5 Write the Configuration file”.

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1.4.3 Edit the Configuration file

The following items (1) to (11) can be set for product configuration.

(1) (2)

(3)
(5)

(4)
(6)

(7)

(8)

(9)

(10)
(11)

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(1) BNWAS Settings – Type

Select the system type from the drop down list.
Select either JCX-151 (LED display) or JCX-152 (LCD display).
(2) When two or more LCD display are connected, the installation location is set.
Set the installation location according to "Node ID" (1 to 4) set to the LCD display.
A maximum of 4 display units can be installed.

“Node ID 1" is fixation in “Bridge".

The "Node ID" from 2 to 4 is selected from among "None／Captain RM／Chief officer RM／
2nd officer RM／3rd officer RM／Public RM".

For example)

It operates assuming that the display of the node "1" is located in the bridge. It operates assuming
that the display of the node "2" is located in the captain room.

Limitations by the location of the LCD display unit

Location The function which cannot be used
Bridge None
Captain RM Reset the dormant period
Stop the bridge alarm
ACK operation of navigation alarm
Each call function
Other Reset the dormant period
Stop the bridge alarm
ACK operation of navigation alarm
Each call function
Change the dormant period
Change the 3rd stage remote audible alarm
transfer time
Change the bridge alarm transfer time
Change the backup officer

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(3) Password Settings

This can be set only when the device type is JCX-152.
Password is three kinds.
1) Master Password
The password is for service engineers. Set its password as “9275”.
*: When a configuration file is written into a main control unit (NCK-169), the master
password is overwritten by it.

2) User Password
It is a password when the duty officer changes setting. It becomes "9999" at the time of the
shipment. At the time of delivery, publicize it to switch from "9999" to the duty officer. The
user password cannot do setting (change) from a PC.
*: When user have lost a user password
When a password input screen of LCD display (NWB-63), input the master password
“9275”. Select the [PASSWORD SETTING] with the function select screen, and change the
user password. It is the user password to be changed by this function. The master password
cannot be change from the LCD display.

3) Special (Fixed) Password for Changing Node ID

This password is used to change a Node ID of a LCD display unit. The password is fixed to
“1234”, and then it cannot be changed to other value.

(4) Auto Mode Preference

To judge Auto Mode, select which input takes preference, DI(contact input) or NMEA(serial)
Sentence. The default value is “DI”.

(5) Back-up Officer Name Settings

This can be set only when the display unit type is JCX-152 (LCD display unit).
Specify the name displayed at BACKUP OFFICER comb box of the normal screen or
BACKUP OFFICER select screen. Its name can be input until 12 alphanumeric/numeric
characters.
*: The following characters cannot be input:
Character: “,” (comma), “.” (dot), “@” (atmark))

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(6) Buzzer Settings

Select output locations of Visual Indication and audible alarm from the drop down list. There are 8
output ports for the Visual Indication and audible alarm, for each of which setting can be made.
1) Visual Indication
Output the Visual Indication signal.
2) 1st Buzzer
Output the 1st stage bridge audible alarm signal.
3) 2nd Buzzer CAP
When the captain (CAP) has been selected as a backup officer, output the 2nd stage
remote audible alarm signal. When not selected, output the 3rd stage remote audible alarm
signal.
4) 2nd Buzzer C/O
When the chief officer (C/O) has been selected as a backup officer, output the 2nd stage
remote audible alarm signal. When not selected, output the 3rd stage remote audible alarm
signal.
5) 2nd Buzzer (2nd Off)
When the 2nd officer(2nd Off) has been selected as a backup officer, output the 2nd stage
remote audible alarm signal. When not selected, output the 3rd stage remote audible alarm
signal.
6) 2nd Buzzer (3rd Off)
When the 3rd officer(3rd Off) has been selected as a backup officer, output the 2nd stage
remote audible alarm signal. When not selected, output the 3rd stage remote audible alarm
signal.
7) 3rd Buzzer
Output the 3rd stage remote audible alarm signal.
8) NONE
No connection

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(7) Reset Device Settings

Select a reset device type from the drop down list. There are 8 input ports, for each of which
setting can be made.
1) Push button
・ Connect Reset Button Unit (NCJ-878, NCJ-879).
2) Motion Sensor
・ Connect Motion Sensor Unit (NYG-4).
3) External Input (N/O)
・ Specify this to use a signal from the external navigational equipment as reset signal. In
the case, contact type is Normal Open.
4) External Input (N/C)
・ Specify this to use a signal from the external navigational equipment as reset signal. In
the case, contact type is Normal Close.

(8) Expansion Reset Device

Two reset devices can be added.
If the user will set the port as alarm inputs, uncheck the mark.

(9) Local Unit Settings

Connecting option I/O unit, the navigation alarm inputs, the navigation alarm ACK inputs and
ACK output can be increased.

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(10) Ethernet Unit

When NHA-337 (ETHERNET UNIT) is expanded for NCK-169, select [ON]. Change over the
communication speed from OFF: 4800 to ON: 38400.

(11) RMS
Remote maintenance information ($PJRC sentence) is outputted from CN5-5A-5B.
When you connect VDR JCY-1700/1800 series, turn [ON].

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1.5 Write the Configuration file

(1) Click the “SH_H8Loader” icon on the desktop.

(2) The “SH_H8Loader” software is started.

(3) Process selectable tab

(4)

(5)
(6)

(8)

(9)
(10)

(3) Select the “Write ROM” tab.

(4) Select “H8S” at [Target].

(5) Select “Binary” at [Rom Data Type].

(6) Select “BNWAS” at [Select Product ID].

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(7) Select configuration file

Select the configuration file to be written into NCK-169 from the drop down list and tree list.

Follow the tree list and select the configuration file to be

written in NCK-169.
Select the drive from the
A list of configuration files (*.tbl) in the selected folder
drop down list.
are displayed. Select a desired one from the list.

(8) COM port setting

Port number chooses the number checked by 1.2.2 clause.
For the other items, set as follows.

(9) Transmit Timeout setting

Set 10 [s].

(10) [Start] button is clicked

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(11) Turn off the power (AC and DC) of NCK-169.

(12) The following window is appered, turn on the power of NCK-169.

(13) Start of overwriting process

The status is displayed by the progress bar and the numerical value while writing it.

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(14) When “Completion” appears on the progress bar, the configuration file has been written completely.
Turn OFF the power of NCK-169, and then turn ON again.

(15) Click the [Back] button to close the window.

(16) Click the button to terminate SH_H8Loader Program.

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1.6 Navigation Equipment Alarm Setting

1.6.1 Outline
When alarms from navigation equipment (such as radar, ECDIS, etc.) connect to BNWAS, set alarm
group name /alarm name, and assign input and output ports.
Navigation alarms are set with combining 3 kinds of alarm signals, which are alarm inputs from
equipment (1～24 points), input alarm acknowledgements (ACK input) from equipment and output
alarm acknowledgements (ACK output) from BNWAS.
When using option units, BNWAS can be expand until contact input 64 ports (NQA-2290: 2 units),
contact output 24 ports (NQB-1029: 1 unit). JCX-152 (LCD display type) can be set alarms, which
consist 27 alarm groups with each group registering 24 points alarms. JCX-151 (LED display type) can
be set alarms, which consist 2 alarm groups with each group registering 24 points alarms.
Navigation equipment and connection example is shown the system connection diagram below. At the
following setting procedure is explained basically with this connection diagram.
Circlink
PWR

System Connection Diagram for Navigation Equipment Alarm (Example)

Outline setting procedure are as follows:

1.6.2 Option Unit Setting:
This is to set option units to expand input and output contact ports.
1.6.3 Alarm Group name and Alarm name Setting:
This is to set alarm group name and alarm name.
1.6.4 ACK (acknowledgement) Input Setting:
This is to set a unit for each alarm group to be input ACK from navigation equipment.

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1.6.5 Setting Signal Connecting to Option Unit:

This is to set port numbers of alarm inputs/ ACK inputs/ACK outputs for connecting to option
units.
1.6.6 Setting Signal Connecting to Main Control Unit:
This is to set port numbers of alarm inputs/ ACK input/ACK output for connecting to the
main control unit.
1.6.7 Automatic Assignment of Point
Normally this function is not used.
1.6.8 Input of alarm with serial
Normally this function is not used.

1.6.2 Option Unit Setting

At connecting navigation equipment alarms, set a contact input unit (NQA-2290) for 32 ports and a
contact output unit (NQB-1029) for 24 ports. BNWAS can be connected with maximum 3 contact
input units (*) / 1 contact output unit.
*: At using 1 contact output unit, BNWAS can be connected with maximum 2 contact input units.

Set up setting with [Option Unit Settings] in [BNWAS Utility] main window. Meet [Node ID] to its
real unit setting.

In case of the connection diagram:

Select [NQA-2290(DI)] at [Op. Node ID 1:].
Select [NQB-1029(DO)] at [Op. Node ID 2:].

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1.6.3 Alarm Group name and Alarm name Setting

This section is to set alarm group name and alarm name.
1) Select [Bridge Alarm SEQ Settings] in [Edit] menu.

[Bridge Alarm SEQ Settings] window

appears.

2) Select [Group ID] for each alarm group

in the list.
JCX-151： 01/02
JCX-152： 01～27

3) Input [Group Name] for each alarm

group.
Input a connected equipment name (Rader, ECDIS, etc.) Its name can be input maximum 12
characters with alphabet / numeral.

4) Input [TAG ID].

Input normally [TAG ID] as same as [Group Name]. It can be input maximum 6 characters
with alphabet / numeral.

5) Input [TAG DESCRIPTION].

Input alarm name. Its name can be input maximum 12 characters with alphabet / numeral.

6) Set [Unit ID].

Select a unit for each alarm signal input. Normally [NMEA] input is not used.

7) Set [CONTACT].
Select normal open (N/O) or normal close (N/C) of each alarm signal input (point signal).

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8) When other group is registered, change [Group ID], and then carry out the above item 3)～7).

9) Click [SAVE] button.

In case of the connection diagram:

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1.6.4 ACK (acknowledgement) Input Setting

This section is to set a unit for each alarm group from each ACK Input of its navigation equipment.
1) Select [ACK Settings] in [Edit] menu.

[ACK Settings] window appears.

[Group ID] and [Group Name] registered

with [Bridge Alarm SEQ Settings] window
are displayed.

2) Select [UNIT ID].

Select a unit (UNIT ID) for each ACK input

3) Select [CONTACT].
Select normal open (N/O) or normal close
(N/C) for each ACK input (contact point
signal).

4) Click [SAVE] button.

In case of the connection diagram:

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1.6.5 Setting Signal Connecting to Option Unit

This section is assigned port numbers of alarm inputs/ ACK inputs/ACK outputs for connecting to
option units.
1) Select [Local Unit I/O Settings] in
[Edit] menu.
[Local Unit I/O Settings] window
appears.

2) Select [Node ID] for setting.

Confirm to meet its unit name
(NQA-2290 or NQB-1029).

In case of the connection diagram:

[Op. Node ID 1:] is applied for
NQA-2290.

3) Click [REF] button in the right side of

the window.
Setting conditions [Bridge Alarm SEQ
Settings] and [ACK Settings] are displayed for its reference.

In case of the connection diagram:

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4) AT Contact Input Unit (NQA-2290)
Terminal numbers of its contact input unit are displayed in [No.] (in row in the left end), set each
signal corresponded to each terminal number.

Set [SEQ/ACK].
At alarm input, select “S”, (and then its cell becomes red).
At ACK input, select “A”, (and then its cell becomes yellow-green).

Set [No./GROUP].
At alarm input, select “SEQ” number with referring the list of the right side window.
At ACK input, select a group number with referring the list of the right side window.

After set [SEQ/ACK ] / [No./GROUP], each [TAG ID]/[TAG DESCRIPTION]/[CONTACT]

corresponding each [SEQ/ACK]/[No./GROUP] is read into each column.

In case of the connection diagram:

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5) At Contact Output Unit (NQB-1029)

Terminal numbers of its contact output unit are displayed in [No.] (in row in the left end), set
each ACK output corresponded to each terminal number.

Select [GROUP ID].

Select each group number of each ACK output with referring the list of the right side
window.

After set [GROUP ID], each group name corresponding each [GROUP ID] is read into each
[GROUP NAME].

6) Click [SAVE] button.

In case of the connection diagram:

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1.6.6 Setting Signal Connecting to Main Control Unit NCK-169

This section is to set port numbers of alarm inputs and ACK signals for connecting to the main
control unit (NCK-169).
Alarm inputs registered with the section “1.6.3 Alarm Group Name and Alarm Name Setting” and
ACK inputs with “1.6.4 ACK (acknowledgement) Input Setting” are assigned to ports of NCK-169.

NCK-169 has 6 poits of alarm inputs (*), 4 points of ACK inputs and 4 points of ACK outputs.
*: 2 points are available for reset input and exclusive use.

1) Select [Main Unit I/O Settings] in [Edit] menu.

[Main Unit IO Settings] window

appears.
The upper list is to set assign ports
for alarm inputs.
The middle list is to set assign
ports for ACK inputs.
The lower list is to set assign ports
for ACK outputs.

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2) Alarm Input Setting

Alarm inputs setting with [Bridge Alarm SEQ Settings] are assigned to ports (terminals) of
NCK-169.
Terminal numbers of NCK-169 are displayed in [No.] (in row in the left end), set each sequence
number at each column in [SEQ No.]. After set [SEQ No.], each [TAG ID]/[TAG
DESCRIPTION]/[CONTACT] corresponding each [SEQ No.] is read into each column.
If setting is deleted, press [Delete] key at its column in [No.].

3) ACK Input Setting

Each ACK input of its group registered with [Bridge Alarm SEQ Settings] is required to assign
to an appropriate terminal of NCK-169.
Terminal numbers of NCK-169 are displayed in [No.] (in row in the left end), set each group
number of each ACK input at each column in [GROUP]. After set [GROUP], each [GROUP
NAME]/[CONTACT] corresponding each [GROUP] is read into each column. If setting is
deleted, press [Delete] key at its column in [GROUP].

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4) ACK Output Setting

Each ACK output of its group registered with [Bridge Alarm SEQ Settings] is required to
assign to an appropriate terminal of NCK-169.
Terminal numbers of NCK-169 are displayed in [No.] (in row in the left end), set each group
number of each ACK output at each column in [GROUP]. Its group number is to set at [ACK
Settings].
Select normal open (N/O) or normal close (N/C) of each ACK output (contact output signal) at
[CONTACT].

If setting is deleted, press [Delete] key at its column in [GROUP].

5) Settings Registering
Click [SAVE] button.

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1.6.7 Automatic Assignment of Measurement Point

Normally this function is not used.

Specified units are automatically carried out assigning processes by using basically measurement
points and UNIT ID registered with [Bridge Alarm SEQ Settings] screen.

[Bridge Alarm SEQ Settings] setting

[ACK Settings] setting

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SEQ TAG ID/Group UNIT ID UNIT & PORT

No./Group Name
SEQ No. 1 Vdr001 Main Unit Main Unit IN-1 Port 01
SEQ No.2 Vdr002 Main Unit Main Unit IN-1 Port 02
SEQ No.3 Vdr003 Main Unit Main Unit IN-1 Port 03
SEQ No.4 Vdr004 LOCAL #1 Local Unit #1 Port 01
SEQ No.5 Vdr005 LOCAL #1 Local Unit #1 Port 02
SEQ No.6 Vdr006 NMEA NMEA 001
SEQ No.7 Vdr007 NMEA NMEA 002
SEQ No.8 Vdr008 LOCAL #2 Local Unit #2 Port 01
SEQ No.9 Vdr009 LOCAL #2 Local Unit #2 Port 02
SEQ No.25 ecd001 LOCAL #1 Local Unit #1 Port 03
SEQ No.26 ecd002 LOCAL #1 Local Unit #1 Port 04
Group ID 01 VDR Main Unit Main Unit IN-2 Port 01
Group ID 02 ECDIS LOCAL #1 Local Unit #1 Port 05

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When carrying out automatic assignment of measurement points, select [Auto Allocation] in [Edit]
menu.

Click [Yes] button to carry out it.

In case click [No] button, stop its processing.

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After complete its processing, a pop-up is displayed. And then, click [OK].

Note:
Input circuits can be assigned automatically, whereas output circuits cannot be done.

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1.6.8 Serial Alarm Input

Normally serial (NMEA) alarm is not used.
This corresponds to alarm points with serial (NMEA). When registering input of serial sentence,
select [NMEA Comm Settings] in [Edit] menu.

NMEA sentence corresponds to the ALR (Set alarm state) sentence of IEC61162-1.
Set [Alarm No.] to meet “Unique alarm number identifier at alarm source” of ALR sentence.

This “Unique alarm Number” meets to [Alarm No.].

＄――ALR,hhmmss.ss,xxx,A,A,c—c*hh<CR><LF>
Alarm’s description text
Alarm’s acknowledge state ,A=acknowledged
V=unacknowledged
Alarm condition , A=threshold exceeded
V=not exceeded
Unique alarm number(identifier) at alarm source
Time of alarm condition change, UTC

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2 Program Updating

2.1 NCK-169 program update

SH_H8Loader software is used for update the NCK-169 program.

If SH_H8Loader software is not installed, refer to “1.2.4 Installation SH_H8Loader software” and install it.

(1) Connect the NCK-169 to a computer using a serial cable.

1) Open the front cover of the NCK-169.

2) Turn OFF the power supply (AC and DC both) of NCK-169.

3) Connect the serial cable to the D-SUB 9-Pin (socket) connector, circled in the image below.

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(2) Click the [SH_H8Loader] icon on the PC desktop.

(3) SH_H8Loader software starts

(4) Select the [Write ROM] tab.

(5) In the [Target] field, select “H8S”

(6) In the [Rom Data Type] field, select “Hex.”

(7) In the [Product ID] field, using the drop down list, select “BNWAS”.

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(8) Select the program file to update the NCK-169 using the drop down and tree lists.

Use the tree list to select the program file to update

to the NCK-169. File extension is “HEX”.
Make sure the program version number and date
Select the directory using the
are correct.
dropdown list.

(9) Serial port settings

The port number checked by 1.2.2 clauses is chosen.
For the remaining items, use the configurations listed below.

(10) Communication time out setting.

10S is OK. No change is required.

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(11) Writing start

Click the “Start” button once all settings have been configured.
Turn off the NCK-169.

(12) Turn ON the power supply of NCK-169.

While this screen is being displayed, turn ON the power supply of NCK-169.

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(13) Start of updating process

Do not turn off power to the NCK-169 during updating.

(14) Completion of updating

When updating has finished, “Completion” will appear in the progress bar.
Reset the NCK-169 to load the new program.
(15) [Back] Button Click and this window close.

(16) Click the button to terminate Loader Program.

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2.2 NCD-2189 program update

SH_H8Loader software is used for update the NCK-169 program.

If SH_H8Loader software is not installed, refer to “1.2.4 Installation SH_H8Loader software” and install it.

(1) Connect the NCD-2189 to a computer using a serial cable.

1) Turn off the NCK-169.

2) Open the front cover of the NCK-2189.

3) Connect the serial cable to the D-SUB 9-Pin (socket) connector, circled in the image below.

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(2) Click the [SH_H8Loader] icon on the PC desktop..

(3) SH_H8Loader software starts

(4) Processing selection tab

(4) Select the [Write ROM] tab.

(5) In the [Target] field, select “H8S”

(6) In the [Rom Data Type] field, select “Hex.”

(7) In the [Product ID] field, using the drop down list, select “BNWAS”.

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(8) Select the program file to update the NCD-2189 using the drop down and tree lists.

Use the tree list to select the program file to update

the NCD-2189. File extension is “HEX”.
Make sure the firmware version number and date
Select the directory using the
are correct.
dropdown list.

(9) Serial port settings

The port number checked by 1.2.2 clauses is chosen.
For the remaining items, use the configurations listed below.

(10) Communication time out setting.

10S is OK. No change is required.

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(11) Updating start

Click the “Start” button once all settings have been configured.
Turn off the NCK-169(AC and DC both).

(12) While this screen is being displayed, turn ON the power supply of NCK-169.

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(13) Start of updating process

Advance conditions are expressed as a progress bar and a numerical value.

Do not turn off the power to the NCD-2189 during updating.

(14) When updating has finished, “Completion” will appear in the progress bar.
Reset the NCK-169 to load the new program.

(15) [Back]Button click and close this window.

(16) Click the button to terminate Loader Program..

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2.3 NWB-63 program update

2.3.1 Installing update software

InfoSOSA Builder software is used for update the NWB-63 program.
If using Windows XP , Vista or 7, the software can only be installed by a user with administrator rights.

(1) Download ”InfoSOSA Builder” ("InfoSOSABuilder_setup_Ｖxxx.exe") from the homepage of marine

service section. ”xxx” indicates the version No. of the software.

(2) “EXE file is a self-extracting file. So, start the file to unzip it in a desired folder.

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2.3.2 Updating software

(1) Connect the NWB-63 to a computer for setup.

1) Turn OFF NCK-169.

2) Open the NWB-63’s front cover.

3) Connect the serial cable to the D-SUB 9-pin (socket) connector, circled in the image below.

(2) Click to the "InfoSOSA Builder" icon from the Extracting folder.

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(3) InfoSOSA Builder software starts

(4) Configure the serial connection.

1) From the menu bar, select [Download] then [Connection settings (PC)].

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2) The [Connection settings (PC) dialog] screen will open. Configure the settings to match the
image below and then click the “Select” button.

Set the [Port] field to the port the serial cable is connected to.
If you don’t know the port number, please refer to [1.2.2Finding the Com Port number].

(5) Testing the connection.

1) From the menu bar, select [Download] then [Target connection check].

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2) Click the “Start” button to begin the connection test.

If no problems are found during the connection test, “Connection successful” will appear in the
log.

If a problem is found, the connection will be retried. If a connection cannot be established after
several tries, “Connection unsuccessful” will appear in the log. When this happens, check the
serial cable and then run the connection test again.

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(6) Writing compiler file to the NWB-63.

1) Using the menu bar, select [Download] then [Download].

2) The [Download dialog] menu will appear. Click the Download button.

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3) Next the [Please select a file to compile] screen will appear. Select the file you wish to write to the
NWB-63 then click the “Open” button to begin the download.

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4) If the file has been properly downloaded, “Download complete” will appear in the log.

If the connection times out, make sure the serial cable is properly connected; then retest the
connection as shown in step 5.

Installing the program will take several minutes.

Do not turn off power while the program is being updated.

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5) While the program is being installed, the screen will change. These changes are shown the images
below.

Program is downloading.

Program is being written.

(7) When the program has finished writing to the NWB-63, the NWB-63 will automatically restart.
Remove the serial cable and close the cover of the NWB-63.

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3 Operation check
3.1 Operation check of the main control unit (NCK-169)
3.1.1 Operation check by LED
Check the following confirming the operation by LED on the printed circuit board.
Refer to the printed circuit board externals drawing for the LED location after this table.
Item LED No Location
1 When the dormant period ended, the LED of the visual indication LD25 ①
brinks.
At the same time, the LED for the VDR output relay lights. LD33 ⑥
2 After the visual indication ended, the LED of the 1st stage bridge LD26 ②
audible alarm lights.
At the same time, the LED for the VDR output relay lights. LD35 ⑥
3 After the 1st stage bridge audible alarm after ended, the LED of the
2nd stage remote audible alarm lights.
CH3 (CN10 1A) (Default: Captain) LD27 ③
CH4 (CN10 1B) (Default: Chief officer） LD28 ③
CH5 (CN10 2A) (Default: 2nd officer) LD29 ③
CH6 (CN10 2B) (Default: 3rd officer) LD30 ③

At the same time, the LED for the VDR output relay lights. LD37 ⑥
rd
4 After the 2nd stage remote audible alarm ended, the LED of the 3 ③
stage remote audible alarm lights.
CH7 (CN10 3A) (Default: 3rd stage remote audible alarm buzzer) LD31
CH8 (CN10 3B) (Default: 3rd stage remote audible alarm buzzer) LD32
At the same time, the LED for the VDR output relay lights. LD39 ⑥
5 LED lights when the reset signal is input from CN11 1A LD3 ④
the reset device. CN11 1B LD4
CN11 2A LD6
CN11 2B LD8
CN11 3A LD10
CN11 3B LD12
CN11 4A LD14
CN11 4B LD16
CN12 3A LD13
CN13 3B LD15
6 When the automatic mode signal is input, the LED lights. LD17 ④
LD18

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Item LED No Location

7 When the emergency call button is pushed, the LED lights. LD19 ④
LD20
At the same time, the LED for the VDR output relay lights. LD42 ⑥
8 When the ACK signal of the navigation equipment alarm is input, LD21 ④
the LED lights. LD22
LD23
LD24
9 When the navigation equipment alarm is input, the LED lights. LD5 ⑤
LD7
LD9
LD11
10 When the system fail, the LED for the VDR output relay lights. LD41 ⑥
11 When OFFICER/CREW CALL is generated, the LED for the VDR LD43 ⑦
output relay lights.
12 When the power fail, the LED for the VDR output relay lights. LD44 ⑦
13 When the ACK signal of the navigation equipment alarm is output, LD34 ⑦
the LED for the VDR output relay lights. LD36
LD38
LD40
14 When the AC power is supplied to NCK-169, the LED lights. LD3 ⑧
（AC_OK）
15 When the DC power is supplied to NCK-169, the LED lights. LD2 ⑧
（DC_OK）
16 When the internal 5V power for communication circuit is normality, LD50 ⑧
the LED lights. （T5）
17 When CPU is working normally, the LED light. LD1 ⑧
When it is abnormal, the LED Blinks. （CPU_LED）
18 When transmitting to the option contact input /output unit, the LED LD101 ⑧
blinks. （EC-TX）
19 When receiving from the option contact input /output unit, the LED LD102 ⑧
blinks. （EC-RX）
20 When transmitting to GPS, the LED blinks. LD51 ⑧
（422TXD1）

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Item LED No Position

21 When receiving from GPS, the LED blinks. LD47 ⑧
（422RXD1）
22 When transmitting to VDR, the LED blinks. LD52 ⑧
（422TXD2）
23 When receiving it from VDR, the LED blinks. LD49 ⑧
（422RXD2）
24 When transmitting to the LED /LCD Display, the LED blinks LD55 ⑧
25 When CPU works normally, the LED blinks. LD46 ⑧
（CPURUN）
26 When the internal 5V power is normality, the LED lights. LD45 ⑧
（3.3V）
27 When the internal 5V power for control circuit is normality, the LD48 ⑧
LED lights. （5V）

① ③ ⑥ ⑧

② ④ ⑤ ⑦

Location of LED for confirming the operation

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3.1.2 Operation check by voltage

Check the following operation with the terminal block on the PCB with a tester.

Item Tester Voltage

＋ ―
1 Check the visual indication output. CN7 1A to CN9-1A,1B, ON：About 25V
12A 2A, 2B, OFF：About 0V
3A, 3B,
4A, 4B
The VDR output relay for visual CN13-2A CN13-2B ON：Short
indication. OFF：Opening
2 Check the 1st stage bridge audible alarm CN7 1A to CN9-5A,5B, ON：About 25V
output. 12A 6A, 6B, OFF：About 0V
7A, 7B,
8A, 8B
The VDR output relay for the 1st stage CN13-2A CN13-2B ON：Short
bridge audible alarm. OFF：Opening
3 Check the 2nd stage remote audible
alarm output.
CH3 (CN10 1A) (Default: Captain) CN7 1A to CN10-1A ON：About 25V
CH4 (CN10 1B) (Default: Chief officer） 12A CN10-1B OFF：About 0V
CH5 (CN10 2A) (Default: 2nd officer) CN10-2A
CH6 (CN10 2B) (Default: 3rd officer) CN10-2B
The VDR output relay for the 2nd stage CN13-3A CN13-3B ON：Short
remote audible alarm. OFF：Opening
4 Check the 3rd stage remote audible
alarm output.
CH7 (CN10 3A) (Default: 3rd stage CN7 1A to CN10-3A ON：About 25V
remote audible alarm buzzer) 12A OFF：About 0V
CH8 (CN10 3B) (Default: 3rd stage CN10-3B
remote audible alarm buzzer)
The VDR output relay for the 3rd stage CN13-4A CN13-4B ON：Short
remote audible alarm. OFF：Opening

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Item Tester Voltage

＋ ―
5 The VDR output relay for system fail CN13-5A CN13-5B ON：Short
OFF：Opening
6 The VDR output relay for emergency CN13-6A CN13-6B ON：Short
call. OFF：Opening
7 The VDR output relay for OFFICER/ CN14-1A CN14-1B ON：Short
CREW CALL. OFF：Opening
8 The VDR output relay for power fail. CN14-2A CN14-2B ON：Short
OFF：Opening
9 The ACK signal output for navigation CN１４-3A CN14-3B ON：Short
equipment alarm OFF：Opening
CN１４-4A CN14-4B ON：Short
OFF：Opening
CN１４-5A CN14-5B ON：Short
OFF：Opening
CN１４-6A CN14-6B ON：Short
OFF：Opening
10 Check the power output CN7 1A to CN7 1B to Normality: About
12A 12B 25V
CN7 1C to CN7 1D to
12C 12D

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3.2 Operation check of other units

Item Operation Content of check
NCD-2189 Press and hold the dimmer [+] and [-] All LED lights, and buzzer sounds.
key. It returns to the normal mode when the button
is separated.
It is waited that dormant period pass. The visual indication (The reset button blinks)
is begins.
The 1st stage bridge audible alarm (Short
blinking the reset button and the buzzer
sounds) will begin in 15 s.
Press the reset button to stop the alarm.
Press the dimmer [+] or [-] key. The brightness of LED changes.
Press the [EMERGRNCY CALL] All, the buzzer of display/reset button/buzzer
button. sound.
Press the display reset button to stop the call.
Press the [OFFICER CALL] button. The display/ reset button and backup officer’s
buzzer sound.
Press the display reset button to stop the call.
Press the [CREW CALL] button. The display/ reset button and crew’s buzzer
sound.
Press the display reset button to stop the call.
NWB-63 Press the button displaying on LCD. The screen must change pushing the button on
the screen.
Press the [UP] or [DOWN] button. The brightness of LCD and key changes.
All key light.
It is waited that dormant period pass. The visual indication (The reset button blinks)
is begins.
The 1st stage bridge audible alarm (The LCD
brink red and the buzzer sounds) will begin in
15 s.
Press the [ACK] key to stop the alarm.

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Item Operation Content of check

NCJ-878 It is waited that dormant period pass. The visual indication (The LCD brink yellow)
NCJ-879 is begins.
The 1st stage bridge audible alarm (Short
blinking the reset button and the buzzer
sounds) will begin in 15 s.
Press the reset button to stop the alarm.
NYG-4 Cross in front of the sensor. Reset the dormant period.
NCD-2191 Turn on the LAMP TEST switch. The LED lamp lights on.
Change setting of the DIMMER The brightness of the LED lamp changes.
switch.
It is waited that dormant period pass. The visual indication (The LED lamp blinks)
is begins.
The 1st stage bridge audible alarm (Short
blinking the LED lamp) will begin in 15 s.
NVS-765 It is waited that the dormant period The LED lights and buzzer sounds.
pass, and the 2nd/3rd stage remote
audible alarm starts.
NQA-2290 Turn off the power SW in the unit. Output the SYSTEM FAIL.
NQB-1029
NHA-337
NCJ-880 Press the [EMERGENCY CALL] All, the buzzer of display/reset button/buzzer
button. sound.
Change setting of the DIMMER The brightness of the [EMERGENCY CALL]
switch. button changes.

3.3 Operation check with external instrument

3.3.1 GPS
Item Operation Content of check

ZDA sentence reception Input the ZDA sentence of NMEA Update the time stamp of the ALR
from GPS. sentence output from JCX-151,152.
Update the clock display of NWB-63
in JCX-152.

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3.3.2 VDR
Check the BNWAS serial output with the VDR maintenance software.
Item Operation Content of check

Output when state Press the reset button. Output the corresponding ALR
changes sentence.

Periodic output The operation is unnecessary. Output the ALR sentence that shows
that there is not warning every 55 s.
Output the internal information
(PJRCL/M) sentence every 1 minute.
Setup the VDR to acquire the ALR sentence and "Remote Maintenance" (PJRCL/M) sentence.

Setup the VDR maintenance software

Setup Equipment Sentence Time out
VDR ALR 120 [s]
RMS PJRC 120 [s]

3.3.3 Navigation equipment alarm

Navigation equipment alarm (Acknowledge on the navigation equipment).
1) Output warning on the navigation equipment.
2) Check the navigation equipment alarm on BNWAS.
3) Acknowledge on the navigation equipment.
4) Check the navigation equipment alarm of BNWAS stops.

Navigation equipment alarm (Acknowledge on the BNWAS).

1) Output warning on the navigation equipment.
2) Check the navigation equipment alarm on BNWAS.
3) Acknowledge on the BNWAS.
4) Check the navigation equipment alarm of BNWAS stops.
5) Check the navigation equipment alarm of navigation equipment stops.

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4 Maintenance
4.1 NCK-169 Arrangement of circuit

Over voltage
protection board
Power supply

Terminal board

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4.2 How to open the top panel of NCK-169.

1) Remove eight screws.

2) Pull to the front and remove.

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4.3 NCK-169 replacement of power supply

Necessary tool: #2 Phillips-head screwdriver, the flat screwdriver of blade 5.5 mm - 6 mm in width, the
voltage tester of 0.1v or more resolution, and the precision flat screwdriver for VR
adjustment
Replacement parts: Power supply unit, Part number: QUINT-PS/1AC/24DC/10, Maker: Phoenix contact
1) Turn OFF the breaker in a unit before work. A power unit is at the unit upper left. The terminal
block (green connector) of a power supply can be removed. It is not necessary to remove the cable
from a terminal block.
Note: Check a connection place before removing a terminal block.

Terminal
block

2) Remove two screws.

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3) Remove the power supply together with the bracket (DIN rail).

4) Remove the bracket.

Put a minus driver in the hole of a square from the upper surface, and push down in the direction
of a power supply.

②The screwdriver is
pushed down to the
power supply side.

①A flat screwdriver is put in

the hole of a square.

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5) Remove the terminal block from the power supply for replacement.

6) Attach the power supply to the bracket.

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7) Attach the power supply to NCK-169.

Fix using the screw removed by 2), and insert the terminal box removed by 1).

8) Turn on the power supply after checking wiring and check the input-and-output voltage of the
power supply with a tester.

-
Output voltage
+
Check 26.5V

When voltage has shifted,

adjust it in variable resistor.

Perform a voltage check with the

screw of a terminal block.
It checks that input voltage is specification
within the range.

9) Close the top panel.

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4.4 NCK-169 replacement of fuses

１） Since the upper part of the terminal board has a fuse holder, remove the cover.

Fuse holder

Remove the plastic cover.

２） Pull out the fuse and insert a new fuse.

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３） Attach the cover of a fuse holder.

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4.5 Replacements of push-buttons

The push-button of the same model is used for NCD-2189, NCJ-878 and NCJ-879. All units can be
replaced in a similar way.
Necessary tools: #2 Phillips-head screwdriver, Specialized tool AR9A701 (Fuji Electric)
Replacement parts: Reset button AR22M4L-10E3Y (Fuji Electric)
1) Remove four screws of the front of a unit and open the front panel.
2) Push the white button in the body part of a push button, and remove the body portion of a
button.

①
The body portion will
separate, when it pulls back at
the same time it pushes the
② white button in the direction
of the switch body.

3) Turn a plastic nut counterclockwise and remove a button portion.

Use specialized
tool AR9A701
(Fuji Electric).

Turn counterclockwise.

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4) Remove wiring after checking the connection place of wiring of a body portion.

Connector
Four wirings are
Buzzer removed.
Connector

Push-button terminal Push-button terminal

NCJ-878 and NCJ-879 NCD-2189

5) Prepare a new push-button and remove the body part and the nut according to 1) and 2).

①Push the white button.

②Remove the body part when pulling it back.

③Turn a plastic nut counterclockwise and remove it.

6) Attach a button portion, and tighten a nut after matching the notch of the button part with a
notch of the cover side.
Align the
position and fix
the nut.

Case side Switch side

Back view

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7) Attach the body part, and connect wiring.

Insert and bind tight so that wiring

comes to the left-hand side of a screw.

8) Close the front panel.

9) Switch on a power supply and perform a check of operation in the following procedure.
Operation mode is made into the Manual ON mode, and it waits until it will be in a visual
indication, and it checks that a reset button blinks. It checks pushing and carrying out the reset
action of the reset button.

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4.6 Replacements of buzzer

Necessary tools: #2 Phillips-head screw driver, 5.5mm nut driver
Replacement parts: Buzzer with harness, Waterproofing rubber (only NCJ-879)

4.6.1 NCD-2189
1) Loosen four screws of the front panel and remove the front panel.

2) Loosen five screws of a metal plate for buzzer replacement, and move a metal plate to the about
10mm right. (A noise filter and wiring are left as it is.)

Loosen five screws.

3) Disconnecting two connectors from a PCB.

Disconnect connector of six poles of a lower board.

Disconnect connector of four poles of an upper

board.

4) Remove a buzzer fixing bracket and a buzzer.

Move to right side

Remove a nut and remove

a buzzer.

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5) Attach the new buzzer.
A position is united so that a buzzer terminal part may be turned to the unit upper part and a
fixing bracket may not be contacted. Tighten a nut temporarily so that the bracket does not
incline. Tighten among 180 to 270 degrees with a nut driver.

Tighten a nut temporary.

Tighten among 180 to 270 degrees
with a nut driver.
Don't over tighten the
nuts.
It takes care that a fixing bracket
does not incline.

6) Attach a connector to a PCB and return the metal plate.

Attach the connector of six poles

Attach the connector of

Tighten five screws.
four poles

7) Check the wiring and close the front panel.

8) Turn on a power supply and perform a check of operation in the following procedure.
The key of Dimmer [+] and [-] is pushed and holds simultaneously and it waits for it 5 seconds
or more. Check that all LED light and a buzzer sounds. Release the key, check that LED light
OFF and buzzer stops.

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4.6.2 NWB-63
1) Loosen four screws of the front panel and remove the front panel.
2) Remove the metal covers (nine flat head screws, two low head screws) inside a unit and a dropout
prevention wire.

Remove the flat head

screw of 11 points of
the three bottoms and
two sides each.

Dropout prevention wire

The two upper right should use #1 phillips

screwdriver for a low head screw.

3) Remove the noise filter with the bracket Move to the place which does not become the obstacle of
buzzer replacement.

Remove two screws of the noise

filter upper and lower sides.

4) After disconnecting a connector from a buzzer board, remove a buzzer fixing bracket and a buzzer.

Remove a nut is
loosening and a buzzer.

Disconnect the connector.

Move a noise filter to the

place in which it does not
interfere.

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5) Attach a new buzzer.

A position is united so that a buzzer terminal part may be turned to the unit upper part and a fixing
bracket may not be contacted. Tighten a nut temporarily so that the bracket does not incline. Tighten
among 180 to 270 degrees with a nut driver.

Tighten a nut temporary.

It turns for 180 to 270 degrees, and
tightens.

Don't over tighten the

nuts. It takes care that a fixing bracket
does not incline.

6) Attach a noise filter after connecting a connector to a PCB. Finally attach metal covers.

Connecting connector Attaching noise filter Attach the metal cover

7) Switch on a power supply and perform an operating check in the following procedure.
Push the [MENU] key and push the [BUZZER TEST] button.
Push the [BUZZER ON] button and check that a buzzer sounds.
Push the [BUZZER OFF] button and check that a buzzer stops.

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4.6.3 NCJ-878
1) Loosen four screws of the front panel and remove the front panel.

2) Disconnecting connector from a PCB.

Disconnecting connector

3）Remove wiring after checking the wiring place of a push button.

Remove four wiring.

4) Remove buzzer fixing bracket and buzzer.

Loosen a nut and remove a buzzer.

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5) Attach a new buzzer is attached.

A position is united so that a buzzer terminal part may be turned to the unit upper part and a fixing
bracket may not be contacted. Tighten a nut temporarily so that the bracket does not incline. Tighten
among 180 to 270 degrees with a nut driver.

Tighten a nut temporary.

It turns for 180 to 270 degrees, and
tightens.
Don't over tighten the
nuts.
It takes care that a fixing bracket
does not incline.

6) Wire a switch portion.

Connect
four wiring

Check an electric wire color, then insert and

bind tight so that wiring comes to the
left-hand side of a screw.

7) Attach a connector to a PCB and close the front panel.

8) Switch on a power supply and perform a check of operation in the following procedure.
Operation mode is made into manual ON mode, and it waits until it will be in a visible indication
state, and it checks that a reset button blinks. It checks pushing and carrying out the reset action of
the reset button.

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4.6.4 NCJ-879
1) Loosen four screws of the front panel and remove the front panel.
Since wiring is between a main unit and the front panel, don't pull by force.

2) Disconnecting connector from a PCB.

Disconnecting connector

3）Remove wiring after checking the wiring place of a push button.

Remove
Note: check connection place

4) Remove buzzer fixing bracket, buzzer and waterproofing rubber.

Loosen a nut, and remove buzzer and rubber.

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5) Attach a new buzzer is attached.

A position is united so that a buzzer terminal part may be turned to the unit right part and a fixing
bracket may not be contacted. Tighten a nut temporarily so that the bracket does not incline. Tighten
among 180 to 270 degrees with a nut driver.

Tighten a nut temporary.

Don't over tighten the nuts. Tighten among 180 to 270 degrees
It interferes with with a nut driver.
waterproofing packing and
original volume is not Waterproofing rubber packing is attached under
obtained. metal cover.
It takes care that a fixing bracket does not
incline.

6) Wire a switch portion.

Connect
four wiring

Check an electric wire color, then insert and

bind tight so that wiring comes to the
left-hand side of a screw.

7) Attach a connector to a PCB and close the front panel.

8) Switch on a power supply and perform a check of operation in the following procedure.
Operation mode is made into manual ON mode, and it waits until it will be in a visible indication
state, and it checks that a reset button blinks. It checks pushing and carrying out the reset action of
the reset button.

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4.6.5 NVS-765
1) Loosen four screws of the front panel and remove the front panel.

BNWAS
BUZZER

Buzzer

2) Disconnecting connector from a PCB.

Remove each part in order of a PCB, buzzer-fixing bracket, and buzzer.
1. Remove connector

2. Remove PCB.
(four screws)

3. Remove nuts (3 pcs), bracket and buzzer.

3） Attach a new buzzer is attached.

A position is united so that a buzzer terminal part may be turned to the unit upper part and a fixing
bracket may not be contacted. Tighten a nut temporarily so that the bracket does not incline. Tighten
among 180 to 270 degrees with a nut driver.
Tighten a nut temporary.
Tighten among 180 to 270 degrees
with a nut driver.
Don't over tighten the nuts.

It takes care that a fixing

bracket does not incline

4） Attach a PCB and connect a connector. Close the front panel and fix with a screw.
5） Turn on a power supply and perform a check of operation.
The emergency call function is performed and it checks that a buzzer sounds and that LED of the
front panel lights up.

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4.7 NCJ-879 replacement of gasket

NCJ-879 has equipped the gasket for waterproofing. When the unit that has passed in one year or more
of installations is opened wide, Be sure to perform replacement. (Replacement will be recommended for
one or less year.)

Necessary tool: #2 Phillips-head screwdriver

Replacement parts：BDN-G1014 (TAKACHI)

1） Loosen four screws of the front panel and remove the front panel.
Since wiring is between a main body and the front panel, don't pull by force.
2) Replacement of a push button etc. are worked.

3）Remove a gasket.

Remove a gasket

4） Attach the new gasket.

Since it cannot insert enough if a gasket is lengthened, attach

the circumference uniformly.

5） Connect a dropout prevention wire and a connector, and fix the front panel with a screw.

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4.8 NWB-63 replacement of LCD panel

Necessary tools: #1 #2 Phillips-head screwdriver, M3 (5.5mm) nut driver 2mm width of flat-blade
screwdriver
Replacement parts: LCD panel (module)
1) Loosen four screws of the front panel and remove the front panel.
2) Remove external wiring.
3) Remove the metal covers (nine flat head screws, two low head screws) inside a unit and a dropout
prevention wire.

Loosen the flat head

screw of 11 points of
the three bottoms and
two sides each.

Dropout prevention wire

The two upper right should use the #1 phillips

Remove external wires. screwdriver for a low head screw.

4) Remove the noise filter at the upper left of internal the whole instrument board. Remove the
keyboard cover.

Loosen two screws of

the noise filter upper
and lower sides.

Loosen four nuts.

5) Remove four nuts and a keyboard connector and remove a LCD panel.

When a nut driver does not go into an

upper right portion, it loosens from the
side with a spanner etc.

Keyboard connector

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6) Attach a new LCD panel.

Loosen the screw of four points of the LCD side beforehand. Adjust LCD after fixing LCD with a
nut, and tighten a side screw so that a position may suit the panel surface.

Tighten a screw after uniting a position with the panel surface.

Attach four nuts and connector.

7) Attach a keyboard cover, a noise filter, metal cover, and a dropout prevention wire, and connect
external wiring.

Attach noise filter Attach keyboard Metal Cover Dropout prevention wire
cover

8) Switch on a power supply and perform an operating check in the following procedure.
Push the [MENU] key and push the [BUZZER TEST] button.
Push the [BUZZER ON] button and check that a buzzer sounds.
Push the [BUZZER OFF] button and check that a buzzer stops.

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4.9 Change in volume, tone, and modulation characteristics of buzzer

Each unit of NCD-2189/NWB-63/NCJ-878/NCJ-879/NVS-765 can change the volume, the tone, and
modulation characteristics of buzzer sound. A change of a setting is made by Dip-SW of the PCB built in.
A setting is as follows.
1 ON Hi volume
OFF Low volume （default）
2 ON Low tone
OFF Hi tone （default）
3 ON Discontinuous sound
OFF Continuous sound （default）
4 ON Sound test mode
OFF Normal mode （default）

1) For NVS-765, NCJ-878, and NCJ-879

A BN-BZC board has Dip-SW. Change a setting with reference to a table.

ON

ON

1 2 3 4

OFF

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2) For NWB-63
① Loosen four screws of the front panel and remove the front panel.

② The display panel is turned inside out. The back is shown in the figure below.
Loosen and open the screw shown by the arrow in figure.
When it opens, the switch portion of a buzzer board can be accessed. Change the setting with
reference to a table.

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3) For NCD-2189
① Loosen four screws of the front panel and remove the front panel.

② Perform a setting which has DipSW in the portion shown by the arrow of the following figure.

The board is two stages and the lower stage has a switch.

OFF

1 2 3 4

ON

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4.10 Details of PCB

4.10.1 BN-MCT board (NCK-169 outside wiring connection board)

Digital output
（Relay output）

Alarm output of
Subsequent 2nd remote
audible alarm
For maintenance
(CN15)
Digital input

Ship’s clock
input

Digital input

Fuse

Visual indication and

the 1st audible alarm

Communication I/F Power

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4.10.2 BN-LDA board (in NCD-2189)

Node ID
（always “１”）

For maintenance
(CN5)

External
connection
terminal
(CN11)

Termination SW
（always ON）

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4.10.3 BN-BZC board (buzzer board in NCD-2189, NWB-63, NVS-765, NCJ-878, and NCJ-879)

Operation
setting SW
(SW2)

External
connection
terminal
(CN1)

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4.10.4 UIB-SB02 board (in NYG-4)

External connection terminal

(CN1)

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4.10.5 BN-DIM-1 board (in NCJ-880 and NCD-2191)

External
connection
terminal
(CN1)

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4.11 Spare Parts List

LED display unit (NCD-2189) parts list

Name Model JRC code
Reset button H-7ZZNA4086 7ZZNA4086
NCD-2189 buzzer (Speaker) H-7ZZNA4091 7ZZNA4091

LCD display unit (NWB-63) parts list

Name Model JRC code
LCD unit H-7ZZNA4085 7ZZNA4085
NWB-63 buzzer (Speaker) H-7ZZNA4094 7ZZNA4094

Main control unit (NCK-169) parts list

Name Model JRC code
Power supply unit H-7ZZNA4087 7ZZNA4087

Reset button unit (NCJ-878) parts list

Name Model JRC code
Reset button H-7ZZNA4086 7ZZNA4086
NCJ-878 buzzer (Speaker) H-7ZZNA4092 7ZZNA4092

Reset button unit (Waterproof) (NCJ-879) parts list

Name Model JRC code
Reset button H-7ZZNA4086 7ZZNA4086
Gasket H-7ZZNA4089 7ZZNA4089
NCJ-879 buzzer (Speaker) H-7ZZNA4093 7ZZNA4093

Buzzer unit (NVS-765) parts list

Name Model JRC code
NVS-765 buzzer (Speaker) H-7ZZNA4088 7ZZNA4088

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5 Troubleshooting
5.1 Fault Example and Measurement

NCK-169 Main control unit

Trouble situation Cause Action to be taken
A power source is The breaker of NCK-169 is in Turn ON the breaker for AC and DC
not turned on. the OFF state. of NCK-169.
The power source of The fuse of the BN-MCT Replace the fuse.
equipment other than board of NCK-169 is blown
NCK-169 is not out.
turned on.
The alarm of The breaker of AC or DC of Turn ON the breaker of NCK-169.
POWER FAIL is NCK-169 is in the OFF state.
outputted. The over voltage protection Check that the input voltage of AC
function worked. or DC is in a specified range, and
turn ON the breaker of NCK-169.
The input voltage of AC or DC Supply the power supply in a
of NCK-169 is outside a specified range.
specified range.
The alarm of The connection of the Check the connection of a
SYSTEM FAIL is communication line between communication line.
outputted. NCK-169 and “NWB-63,
NQA-2290, and NQB-1029” is
wrong (it has disconnected).
Node ID of NWB-63 is wrong. Correct the node ID of NWB-63.
Node ID of NQA-2290 and Correct the node ID with the rotary
NQB-1029 is wrong. switch of each unit.
The terminating resistor of Correct the terminating resistor of
NWB-63 is wrong. NWB-63 by DipSW.
The power switch of Turn on the power switch on the
NQA-2290 and NQB-1029 is upper part of each unit.
in off state.

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NCD-2189 LED display unit

Trouble situation Cause Action to be taken
When a power supply Setup of DipSW is a test Correct the setup of DipSW.
is switched on, a mode.
buzzer does not stop.
The volume, the Setup of DipSW is wrong. Correct the setup of DipSW.
tone, and intonation
of a buzzer differ
from each other.
Countdowns LED Connection of the Check the connection of a
and SYSTEM FAIL communication line is wrong. communication line.
are blinking. Node ID is wrong. Set the rotary switch SW10 of a
BN-LDB board as 1.
LED and the key do Setup of brightness is low. Press the [+] key and raise
not light up. Or brightness.
brightness is low.
The reset button Internal wiring is wrong. Check the wiring between CN2 of a
does not work. BN-LDB board and the button for
reset.
The buzzer does not Internal wiring is wrong. Check the wiring to CN101 and
sound. CN102 of a BN-LDA board, CN104
of a BN-LDB board, and a speaker.

NWB-63 LCD display unit

Trouble situation Cause Action to be taken
When a power supply Setup of DipSW is a test Correct the setup of DipSW.
is switched on, a mode.
buzzer does not stop.
Communication Error Connection of the Check the connection of a
is displayed. communication line is wrong. communication line.
The key does not Internal wiring is wrong. Check the wiring to CN1 of a
operate. BN-GTSW board and CN9 of the
LCD panel.
A buzzer does not Internal wiring is not Check the internal wiring to CN1 of
sound. connected correctly. a LCD unit, CN1 and CN2 of a
BN-BZC board and the speaker.
Setup of the JP of BN-BZC Check that 3-4 pin of JP102 of a
differs. BN-BZC board has short-circuited.
The volume, the tone, The configuration switches of Set up the configuration switch
and intonation of a the BN-BZC board differ. correctly.
buzzer differ from (Refer to Chapter 4.6)
each other.
LCD and the switch Brightness is set up low. Set to suitable brightness.
do not light up. Or
brightness is low.

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NCJ-878/NCJ-879 Reset button unit

Trouble situation Cause Action to be taken
When a power Setup of DipSW is a test Correct the setup of DipSW.
supply is switched mode.
on, a buzzer does not
stop.
The volume, the Setup of DipSW is wrong. Correct the setup of DipSW.
tone, and intonation
of a buzzer differ
from each other.
The reset button Internal wiring is wrong. Check the wiring from CN1 and
does not operate. CN2 of a BN-BZC board to the
speaker.
External wiring is wrong. Check the wiring with NCK-169.
Setup with a personal Correct the configuration file and
computer is wrong. write in NCK-169.
A reset button lights Internal wiring is wrong. Check the wiring from CN2 of a
up and does not BN-BZC board to the switch.
blink. External wiring is wrong. Check the wiring with NCK-169.
JP setup of the BN-BZC board Check that 1-2 pin of JP101 of a
is wrong. BN-BZC board and 1-3 pin of
JP102 have short-circuited.
Setup of brightness is low. Raise brightness.
A buzzer does not Internal wiring is wrong. Check the wiring from CN2 of a
sound. BN-BZC board to the speaker.
External wiring is wrong. Check the wiring with NCK-169.
Setup with a personal Correct the configuration file and
computer is wrong. write in NCK-169.

NVS-765 Buzzer unit

Trouble situation Cause Action to be taken
When a power Setup of DipSW is a test Correct the setup of DipSW.
supply is switched mode.
on, a buzzer does
not stop.
The volume, the Setup of DipSW is wrong. Correct the setup of DipSW.
tone, and intonation
of a buzzer differ
from each other.
Warning display LED JP setup of the BN-BZC board Check that 3-4 pin of JP102 of a
of NVS-765 does not is wrong. BN-BZC board has short-circuited.
light up.
A buzzer does not Internal wiring is wrong. Check the wiring from CN2 of a
sound. BN-BZC board to the speaker.
External wiring is wrong. Check the wiring with NCK-169.
Setup with a personal Correct the configuration file and
computer is wrong. write in NCK-169.

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NYG-4 Motion sensor

Trouble situation Cause Action to be taken
It is not reset. External wiring is wrong. Check the wiring with NCK-169.
Setup with a personal Correct the configuration file and
computer is wrong. write in NCK-169.
The distance from a sensor is Set distance from a sensor to 2-4
outside the range. m.
There is an air conditioner Keep away an air-conditioner.
near NYG-4 or a target
person.

NCD-2191 LED Warning lamp unit

Trouble situation Cause Action to be taken
LED does not light Setup of brightness is low. Turn ON the lamp test SW and
up. Or brightness is check brightness.
low. Internal wiring is wrong. Check the wiring to LED from CN3
of a BN-DIM board.
It does not blink at External wiring is wrong. Check the wiring with NCK-169.
the time of an alarm.

NCJ-880 Emergency call button unit

Trouble situation Cause Action to be taken
A button does not Setup of brightness is low. Turn ON the lamp test SW and
light up. Or check brightness.
brightness is low. Internal wiring is wrong. Check the wiring to button from
CN3 of a BN-DIM board.
It does not operate, External wiring is wrong. Check the wiring with NCK-169.
even if it pushes a
button.

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6 Assembly Drawing
6.1 Main Control Unit (NCK-169)

1
5
4

23
C-30-SG-36A-5P
9SV10356-1

9SV10356-7

9SV10356-2
Fig. 6-2
Code

Terminal board
Enclosure

Enclosure

Enclosure

Grommet
Name

Fig. 6-1
No.

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6 Power supply unit Fig. 6-3
8
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7 Breaker Fig. 6-4 6

Over-voltage
8 protection circuit Fig. 6-5

9 Terminal board Fig. 6-6

10 Enclosure 9SV10356-3

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11 Terminal block Fig. 6-7

11

Fig. 6-2
10

9
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13
12
QUINT-PS/1AC/24DC/10

35mm×105mmL
Code

Power unit

Bracket
Name
No.

12

13

Fig. 6-3

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15 Breaker ＩＣＰ２５－１７Ｖ－１０８－１５，３－２４Ｖ

16 Enclosure ９ＳＶ１０３５６－５

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16
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17 PCB BN-MCP
17
18 Noise filter NBH-16-432
20
19 Noise filter NBH-16-432

20 Enclosure 9SV10356-6

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24
23
21

22
9SV10356-8
BN-MCD
BN-MCC
BN-MCT
Code

Enclosure
Name

PCB

PCB

PCB

Fig. 6-6
No.

21

22

23

24

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25

26
4SOU

9SV10356-4
Code

JTP-30
Terminal block

Enclosure
Name

Fig. 6-7
No.

25

26

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1 Enclosure 9SV10356-2
6．Assembly Drawing

2 Enclosure 9SV10356-1
JCX-151/JCX-152

3 PCB BN-LDA (Bottom)

3 2
4 PCB BN-LDB (Top) 1
7 6 4
5
5 Enclosure 9SV10356-3
6.2 LED display Unit (NCD-2189)

6 Noise filter RSEL-2003W

8
7 Packing 9SV10370-1

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8 Buzzer 050588 9

9 Clamp 9SV10377-1 10

10 Key switch AS6M-2KT1PB

11
11 Illuminated push button AR22M4L-10E3R

Fig.6-8
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1
1 Enclosure 9SV10357-2

2 Enclosure 9SV10357-1
8
3 Enclosure 9SV10357-3

4 PCB IS701C-4SSN2-BEM01
2
9 7
5 PCB BN-GTSW
6.3 LCD display unit (NWB-63)

6 PCB BN-BZC 3
4
7 Noise filter RSEL-2003W 6

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8 Packing 9SV10370-1 5

9 Speaker 050588
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1 Enclosure 9SV10381-2
6．Assembly Drawing

2 Enclosure 9SV10359-1
JCX-151/JCX-152

3 PCB BN-BZC
2 3
4 Buzzer 050588 1
4
6.4 Reset button (NCJ-878)

5 Clamp 9SV10377-1

6 Illuminated push button AR22M4L-10E3R

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6
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1 Enclosure 9SV10360-1

2 PCB UIB-SB02

3 Enclosure 9SV10360-2
1
4 Knurled screw NRSS4-15 (2pcs)

5 Enclosure 9SV10360-3
6.5 Motion sensor (NYG-4) (Option)

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Fig. 6-11
2
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6．Assembly Drawing

2 Enclosure 9SV10360-1
JCX-151/JCX-152

3 Indicating light 9SV10360-2

1
4 Toggle switch NRSS4-15 (2pcs) 3
2
5 PCB 9SV10360-3

6 Select switch 9SV10360-3

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Fig. 6-12
6.6 LED visual alarm display (NCD-2191) (Option)

１ ２ ３ ４ ５ ６

6
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1 Enclosure 9SV10362-3

2 Enclosure 9SV10362-2

3 PCB BN-BZC

4 Buzzer 050588

5 Clamp 9SV10362-3

6 Enclosure 9SV10362-1
6.7 Audible alarm buzzer (NVS-765)

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3
2

Fig. 6-13
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5
4
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1 Enclosure BDN10-14-7N-UZU2
6．Assembly Drawing

2 PCB BN-BZC
JCX-151/JCX-152

3 Clamp 9SV10362-3

4 Buzzer 050588

5 Attachment lug CK-34Z

1 2 3 4
6 Gasket GPM-25

7 Cable gland MG-25S

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8 Enclosure FTB9-13-UZU2
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
6.8 Waterproof reset button (NCJ-879) (Option)

9 Illuminated push button AR22M4L-10E3R

Fig. 6-14
6
8 9

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6.9 Contact input unit (32point) NQA-2290(Option)

3
1
2

C-30-SG-36A-５P (4pcs)
9SV10363

Fig. 6-16
Code

Enclosure

Grommet
Name

Fig. 6-15
No.

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4 Enclosure 9SV03026-3

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5 PCB BD-DSIT-1
6．Assembly Drawing
JCX-151/JCX-152

6 PCB BD-DSIC-1

7 Enclosure 9SV03026-1
4
8 Noise filter MAW-1201-22

9 Enclosure 9SV03026-2

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5
6

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6.10 Contact output unit (24point) (NQB-1029) (Option)

3
1
2

C-30-SG-36A-５P (4pcs)
9SV10363

Fig. 6-18
Code

Enclosure

Grommet
BD-DSO
Name

Fig. 6-17
No.

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4 Enclosure 9SV03027-3
6．Assembly Drawing

5 PCB BD-DSOT-1
JCX-151/JCX-152

6 PCB BD-DSOC-1

7 Enclosure 9SV03027-1
4
8 Noise filter MAW-1201-22

9 Enclosure 9SV03027-2

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9
6

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6.11 Ethernet unit (NHA-337) (Option)

3
1
2

C-30-SG-36A-５P (4pcs)
9SV10363

Fig. 6-20
Code

Enclosure

Grommet
BG-GW
Name

Fig. 6-19
No.

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4 Enclosure 9SV08038-2
6．Assembly Drawing

5 PCB BG-GWC
JCX-151/JCX-152

7 6 5 4
6 PCB BG-GWP

7 Enclosure 9SV08038-1

8 Noise filter MAW-1201-22

CN
CN
CN

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CN

CN
DC

-G
BG

8
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1 Enclosure 9SV10381-2

2 Enclosure 9SV10362-1

3 Illuminated push button LA4L-M1C14R 2 3

1
4 Select switch AR16PS-3C2B

5 PCB BN-DIM-1

135
X1 NC
X2 NO

Fig. 6-21
X2 C
6.12 Emergency call button (NCJ-880) (Option)
JCX-151/JCX-152

１ ２ ３ ４ ５ ６

5
4
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