170-Vdr JRC Jcy-1900 - Brochure Am Inland 21-2-2020
170-Vdr JRC Jcy-1900 - Brochure Am Inland 21-2-2020
170-Vdr JRC Jcy-1900 - Brochure Am Inland 21-2-2020
Inland VDR
Long term performance and reliability
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Proven black box design,
hardware for mariners
The heart of the VDR is the recording control unit, which controls and manages all sensor, audio and
image interface inputs and outputs.
System setup on the new operation panel unit displays currently installed software version,
performance test results, and even allows you to see actual operating lifetime of parts that need regular
replacements. For example, knowing the status of the capsule battery and the fan in the recording
control unit enables in-service replacement in a timely manner without causing downtime or interfering
with the vessels’ already busy and expensive schedule. The USB port on the front of the display allows
copying of data from the VDR.
The 7-inch wide display has allowed JRC engineers to develop an exiting new software approach
that offers simple-to-use icons, based upon JRC’s experience with simple menus and dedicated
functions, inspired by our innovative Multi Function Display (MFD). JRC carries forward the design and
presentation elements within our own distinctive and visual style to this small operation panel, which
can clearly be seen to be within the JRC family of products. Developed with our own built-in quality that
ship owners, managers and maritime administrations have long relied upon from JRC.
Playback, ideal for crew training
JRC includes intuitive playback-software that incorporates real-time monitoring functionality on the
user PC. The data acquired can be displayed in both graphical and numerical format. Standard CSV
(Comma Separated Values) data conversion enables easy and efficient exchange of information to
shore e.g. via email. In addition, the playback-software is an ideal tool for crew training. Its ease of use
and the freedom to survey a range of scenarios enhances the user’s navigation skills.
Remote maintenance,
RMS
closer to you than ever
The new JRC VDR has a dedicated server integrated as standard to support our JRC proprietary
Remote Maintenance System (RMS) using IP-routing technology to monitor status of navigation and
radio communication equipment onboard, via JRC’s FB or GX Inmarsat satellite communications
systems, to establish a highly secure connection data link to the vessel. This allows a cost-effective
determination of the operating status, software version numbers installed, etc., of the JRC equipment
onboard whilst the vessel is at sea. Being able to diagnose a problem remotely, accurately, reliably and
quickly, allows the ship owner to save one of the most precious commodities, time. JRC can make
preparations at the next port for the necessary repair work, dramatically increasing the return to work
status, using our comprehensive and well-trained global support network.
System diagram
The VDR can be connected to various navigation and communication equipment and sensors onboard
a ship. JRC’s straighforward configuration assures continuous performance of the VDR system.
Dry contact
(eg alarm)
Analog data
(eg engine)
Sensor data
IEC61162-450
(eg GPS, AIS)
Radar/ECDIS
image recording Optional
(IEC61162-450)
LAN
Tech Specs
Operation panel unit RoHS
Up to 48 channel IEC61162
-1 (22ch), -2 (2ch), -450 (24 sensors)
139 mm
Microphone 12 ch (6 tracks)
481 mm
VHF 4 ch (2 tracks)
Image 6 ch (ECDIS, X & S radar)
86 mm
214 mm
512GB SS drive (720hr record)
Power 100V to 240V AC (230VA)
420 mm
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