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Report this Document Download Now Save Save JRC JUE-85 OPERATION MANUAL.pdf For Later 50 (2) 50 found this document useful (2 votes) 662 views 193 pages JRC JUE-85 OPERATION MANUAL.pdf Uploaded by Pramod Mohite Description: Full description Save Save JRC JUE-85 OPERATION MANUAL.pdf For Later 50 50 found this document useful, Mark this document as useful 50 50 found this document not useful, Mark this document as not useful Embed Share Print Download Now Jump to Page You are on page 1 of 193 Search inside document Browse Books Site Directory Site Language: English Change Language English Change Language Quick navigation Home Books Audiobooks Documents, active. Normally, aExample: Procedure of a distress relay call to all shipsNoteSelect 1 to relay the call to all ships and coastal stations. Select 2 to relay the call to an individual ship or coastal station.Dist-position:12?34’N123?45’EDist-telecomm:J3E TELThe following items have been set in this example.After selecting each item, press ENT to confirm the selection.Dist-telecomm: Use theUse the numerical keys ( 0The following screen is displayed and the message is transmitted.TX frequency: 2,187.5 kHz. NoteTelecommand-1:J3E TEL. Telecommand-2:NO INFORMATION. Ship’s position:12 ? 34’N123 ? 45’E. Telephone no.:04224507XXThe following items have been set in this example.After selecting each item, press ENT to confirm the selection.Telecommand-2TX frequency: 4,208.0 kHz. NoteWhen the transmission is completed, the following screen is displayed. After a brief interval, operation. TX frequency: 4,208.0 kHz. Note. To discard the message and quit without sending it, press FUNC 4. To store a message without sending it, press FUNC 9 (SAVE).Normally, this feature is used to acknowledge when a distress call isExample: Procedure for a distress relay call to all shipsDist?address:XXXXXXXXX. NatureDist-UTCThe following items have been set in this example.After selecting each item, press ENT to confirm the selection.http://www.refinerlink.com/userfiles/jvc-everio-gz-hd10-manual.xmlTelecommand-1: Use theNature. Dist-telecommUse the numerical keys ( 0Alternatively, use the numerical keys ( 0 to 9, and. ) to directlyNoteThe following screen is displayed and the set distress message is transmitted.TX frequency: 4,208.0 kHz. When the transmission is completed, the following screen is displayed and the message is automaticallyTX frequency: 4,208.0 kHz. NoteTo discard the message and quit without sending it, press FUNC 4Category. Telecommand-1The following items have been set in this example.After selecting each item, press ENT to confirm the selection.Telecommand-1: Use theTelecommand-2. Use the numerical keys ( 0Alternatively, use the numerical keys ( 0 to 9, and. ) to directlyNoteTX frequency: 4,208.0 kHz. NoteWhen the transmission is completed, the following screen is displayed. After a brief interval, operationTX frequency: 4,208.0 kHz. Note. To discard the message and quit without sending it, press FUNC 4. To store a message without sending it, press FUNC 9 (SAVE).An area call is received by all ships navigating in a designated geographical area. For the area of calledThe area of the shaded part is designated in the figure below. Reference point. First, select the direction from N.E. (North-East), N.W. (North-West), S.E. (South-East), and S.W. (SouthWest). In this example, the direction is N.E.Note. Ranges that include the Arctic Pole or Antarctic Pole cannot be specified. ProcedureCategory. Telecommand-1. TransmissibleAfter selecting each item, press ENT to confirm the selection.Telecommand-1: Use theTelecommand-2Ship's position: Use theAlternatively, use the numerical keys ( 0 to 9, and. ) to directlyNoteTX frequency: 4,208.0 kHz. NoteWhen the transmission is completed, the following screen is displayed. After a brief interval, operationTX frequency: 4,208.0 kHz. NoteTo store a message without sending it, press FUNC 9 (SAVE).The following items have been set in this example.After selecting each item, press ENT to confirm the selection.http://schlammatlas.de/en/node/21883Alternatively, use the numerical keys ( 0 to 9, and. ) to directlyTX frequencyNoteWhen the transmission is completed, the following screen is displayed. After a brief interval, operationTX frequencyNoteTo store a message without sending it, press FUNC 9 (SAVE).After selecting each item, press ENT to confirm the selection.Alternatively, use the numerical keys ( 0 to 9,and. ) to directly. Specify a frequency. The following screen is displayed and the message is transmitted.Note. TransmittingWhen the transmission is completed, the following screen is displayed. After a brief interval, operationNoteTo discard the message and quit without sending it, press FUNC 4. To store a message without sending it, press FUNC 9 (SAVE).The following items have been set in this example.The following screen is displayed and the message is transmitted.Note. TransmittingWhen the transmission is completed, the following screen is displayed. After a brief interval, operationNoteTo discard the message and quit without sending it, press FUNC 4 (QUIT). To store a message without sending it, press FUNC 9 (SAVE). Normally, the message content is predetermined so that the message is sent to a coastal station.Frequency scanningThis section describes how to set up the scanning function. ACK RQ (acknowledgement required).The scanning frequency must be specified before starting or stopping scanning. ProcedureProcedure. DSC watchingNoteAll ships call. Group call. Area call. Position request. Polling call. Test callSelect no.Distress setup. Others alarm setup. Automatic acknowledgement setup. Scanning setup. Watchkeeping receiver setupPress CLR and thenPressPress FUNC, and then pressThe NCT-196N register up to six party addresses with a shorthand name, and up to six calling frequencies. The registered contents are retrieved by usingSee steps 1 to 3 of (1) Specifying theDistress setup. Others alarm setup. Automatic acknowledgement setup. Scanning setup.http://mostviertel.com/images/72-7245-manual.pdf Watchkeeping receiver setupProcedureUseTo go to the next channel or skip to the next channel without specifying a name, press ENTTune regist frequency? PressPress. Note. Press FUNC, and then pressProcedureUseTo go to the next channel or skip to the next channel without specifying a name, press ENT two times.Note. Press. Note. Press FUNC, and then pressWhen a printer is connected, all received messages are printed out upon reception. In addition, it is also possible toThe printing function enables the followings and the procedures are described in this section.Procedure. DSC watchingNotePrinting starts.ProcedureThe following procedures are explained in this section:If these operations are unclear, contact JRC or our agents.Distress setup. Others alarm setup. Automatic acknowledgement setup. Scanning setup. Watchkeeping receiver setupNature. PositionSet the DIP switch to select a language, character set, or particular function.Failure to do so may cause electrical shock, malfunction or injury. Just after printing, the temperature of the printer head is high. Do not touch the printer headDoing so may cause burns or injury. Do not touch any part of the cutter. Doing so is potentially dangerous and may cause injury. ProcedureNoteThe DIP switch appears.The following diagrams describe the relation between each DIP switch position and the content of eachWhile pressing NLQ turn the power ON. After initialization is carried out, the selected function and current setting status of the DIP switch areNoteWhen the testDip switch setting for each equipment. DIP switch setting. DIP switchThere are two types of errors. When an error is detected, a beep sounds, and the P.OUT lamp blinks 5 times.When this happens, manually pull the paper out of the printer, or remove the paper automatically by using LF or. FF, then press ONLINE.If the paper is not properly set, even though a 10 inch line feed procedure is performed, a paper sending errorWhen this happens, follow the procedure below. ProcedureThe printer is set to an off-line state.The printer is set to an on-line state.So if further informationThe performance and longevity of this equipment depend on careful maintenance. To maintain the bestKnow the condition of normal status when the equipment is properly functioning. Keep comparing theIf you wrap. It up with materials such as aluminum foil, the back-up power supply may SThere are no user-serviceable parts inside this equipment. Inspection orFor inspection and maintenance, contact JRC or its authorized agents.Leave installation of this equipment to JRC or our agents. Installation by anGeneral maintaining and inspecting items with usual tools and apparatus are listed below. No. Item. Maintenance and inspectionRemove dust in the unit using a brush or vacuum cleaner. No oil is needed becauseInspect for looseness and correctly tighten the following:Cleaning. LoosenessFuse. If the power source fuse is blown, be sure to inspect the cause before replacing thePCB Unit. Remove screws mounting the unit, demount the unit from the main chassis, andTo exchange parts,NoteIf you wrap it up with materials suchIf what appears to be a defect is detected, refer to Troubleshooting descriptions of the specialized instructionIf the defect persists, immediately stop operation and call our service center or agents.After the warranty expires, we will repair the malfunction for a fee, if repair is possible. Items for notificationPerformance of this equipment may degrade over time because parts wear out, although degradation dependsSo please contact our service center or agents for periodic professionalTransmit: 1.6 to 27.5MHz (100Hz steps). Receive: 0.1 to 29.9999MHz (100Hz steps). Frequency tolerance. Emission mode. H3E (AME: reception only). User definable channels:Preset ITU channels. Scanning channelCommunication mode. Simplex and semi-duplex. Antenna impedance:Operating temperature. Power requirement. Tx: 2.0kVA max, Rx: 0.5kVA maxCompass safe distance:AC power source:DC power source:Occupied bandwidth:Carrier suppression:Spurious suppression:AF frequency response:Microphone input:Line input:Triple superheterodyne. Intermediate frequencies:Sensitivity (SINAD 20dB):Selectivity. Spurious response:Clarifier range. AF output:Line output:In conformity with ITU-RM.493 and M.541. Emission. Code:Memory capacity. Received Distress messages: 20. Received Other messages: 20. Transmitted message: 11. Clock. Data backup time:Mark frequency. Space frequency. Output level. Input frequency. Input level:In conformity with ITU-RM.476, M.490, M.491, M.492, M.625Emission. Code. Clock. Mark frequency. Space frequency. Output level. Input frequency. Input level:Receiving system. Double superheterodyne. Intermediate frequencies:Reception mode. Sensitivity. Symbol error rate of 1 or better at 1 micro-volt input. Frequency stability. 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May have minor cosmetic blemishes and several scratches on the screen which are not noticeable with unit powered on. ”.Furthermore the DG-JRC (IPTS, Seville and IES Ispra) has actively contributed to improvements and extensions in various components of the system and also stimulated system development with a continuous flow of new research questions and matching projects. Since a number of years recurring demand for up-to-date and long run projections on the part of DG CLIMA is contributing to some regularity in the updating process for data base and projections. Nonetheless the CAPRI network faces the common problem of the commons such that the update process for documentation is in risk to lag behind the moving target of the current code. Readers identifying missing or obsolete sections are therefore invited to contact any of the authors.Intensification or extensification in response to changing conditions is modelled in simulations partly by changing shares of these technologes and partly by other mechanisms like directly price dependent yields. The model includes a comprehensive description of the energy system and related GHG emissions for a large set of significant economies and residual regions, covering the World and including international bunkers. Through linkage with specialized tools it also provides a full coverage of GHG emissions, including from land use and agriculture, as well as of air pollutants emissions. The POLES-JRC model builds on years of development of the POLES model (Prospective Outlook on Long-term Energy Systems) while adding specific features developed internally to the JRC. Latest modelling upgrades - compared to the 2017 edition of the model documentation - include final energy demand, electricity production, the role of hydrogen as an energy vector, the oil, gas and coal international markets and GHG emission projections. This document presents the Prospective Outlook on Long-term Energy Systems (POLES) model of the Joint Research Centre, as used in the 2018 edition of the Global Energy and Climate Outlook (GECO). JRC113757, Joint Research Centre (Seville site).Citations are extracted by the CitEc Project, subscribe to its RSS feed for this item.You can help correct errors and omissions. When requesting a correction, please mention this item's handle: RePEc:ipt:iptwpa:jrc113757. See general information about how to correct material in RePEc.General contact details of provider:.This allows to link your profile to this item. It also allows you to accept potential citations to this item that we are uncertain about.You can help adding them by using this form. And by having access to our ebooks online or by storing it on your computer, you have convenient answers with Manual Jrc Jhs 183. To get started finding Manual Jrc Jhs 183, you are right to find our website which has a comprehensive collection of manuals listed. Our library is the biggest of these that have literally hundreds of thousands of different products represented. I get my most wanted eBook Many thanks If there is a survey it only takes 5 minutes, try any survey which works for you. By preparing this manual, the European Commission is able to document not just the overall methodological journey taken by the thematic partnerships, but also the many good practices observed over the past few years. This manual refers to this combined body of as the thematic S3 approach to interregional partnerships. Qualified partnerships are encouraged to follow this methodology in line with a specific structure (workflow) that takes these new partnerships through a number of steps. This workflow follows an iterative and non-linear process, which can be understood as a dynamic flow of activities that result in living documents and activities that require continuous monitoring and review. This workflow approach is an evolved adaptation of the 4-step approach defined by the Vanguard Initiative. In addition to the 4 steps defined by the Vanguard Initiative, the current approach adds 'Scale-Up' as an additional step. In addition, the approach described in this manual includes a further layer of outcomes expected throughout the overall process. Even if some formalised outcomes are likely to be associated with specific phases, many of these go well beyond the boundaries of any one phase. Chapters of this manual will follow the logic of this 5-phase workflow approach. Chapter 1 is built around the Learn phase with Chapter 2 focusing on the Connect phase. Phases 3, 4 and 5 are not covered in the current version of this methodological manual. Putting in place a solid monitoring and evaluation mechanism (MEM) can prove to be an important tool in the development of every thematic partnership. In addition to being able to assess its own progress or challenges, such a solid MEM helps each partnership validate its earlier decisions and actions while keeping an eye on the overall effectiveness of its governance structure. To help interested partnerships monitor their progress, the S3 Platform proposes a simple yet comprehensive evaluation framework that covers the entire workflow in line with the thematic approach to S3 described in this Manual. Preparation and management of interregional S3 projects may appear challenging at first. However, breaking the task into a series of defined steps and processes (many of which also apply to traditional collaborative projects) can greatly simplify it (see Figure 1). Equally, public authorities in any one region cannot be expected to have all the necessary resources in-house; legal, technical, financial, environmental, and other advisers are frequently used throughout the process. The challenge is to select the right advisers across partner regions and to manage them effectively. HEGYI Fatime Barbara. CIAMPI STANCOVA Katerina. GOMEZ PRIETO Javier. MIESZKOWSKI Krzysztof. I have read and accept the Wiley Online Library Terms and Conditions of Use Shareable Link Use the link below to share a full-text version of this article with your friends and colleagues. Learn more. Copy URL The DSFS leads to a reliable and economic decision whether a material is an NM or not based on scientific criteria and respecting regulatory requirements. The DSFS starts beyond regulatory requirements by identifying non?NMs by a proxy approach based on their volume?specific surface area. In a second step, it identifies NMs. The DSFS is tested on real?world materials and is implemented in an e?tool. The DSFS is compared with a decision flowchart of the European Commission’s (EC) Joint Research Centre (JRC), which rigorously follows the explicit criteria of the EC NM definition with the focus on identifying NMs, and non?NMs are identified by exclusion. The two approaches build on the same scientific basis and measurement methods, but start from opposite ends: the JRC Flowchart starts by identifying NMs, whereas the NanoDefiner Framework first identifies non?NMs. In such cases, new legislation or the adaptation of the existing one may be necessary, in which case the legislators have to define what needs to be regulated.The EC NM Definition states that if 50 or more of the particles in a material have one or more of their external dimensions between 1 and 100 nm, the material is a nanomaterial.Some legislation has specific data requirements for nanomaterials, requires a specific safety assessment or notification to authorities. The identification should be economically viable and at the same time unambiguous as it serves to assure the safety of products placed on the EU market.NanoDefine explicitly supported the governance challenges associated with the implementation of legislation concerning nanomaterials by addressing relevant issues such as the availability of suitable measurement techniques, reference materials and validated methods to find solutions that would be acceptable to all stakeholders (authorities, policy makers, and industry). The project developed an integrated and interdisciplinary approach to unambiguously identify nanomaterials and non?nanomaterials for regulatory purposes. Being able to experimentally demonstrate that a material is not a nanomaterial is certainly important in view of nano?related regulatory requirements, especially if those measurements can be performed in a time. It provides guidance on the practical implementation of the EC NM Definition throughout the material characterization process, and on the characterization techniques employed including their working ranges and limitations. The NanoDefine Methods Manual assists the user in identifying the most appropriate measurement method(s) to assess any substance or mixture according to the EC NM Definition of a nanomaterial. The Methods Manual also outlines how to assess a material against the criteria of the definition through proxy solutions, i.e., by applying measurement techniques that provide indirect identification.It focuses on the core of the NanoDefiner Framework, which is a DSFS for accelerated and reliable identification of materials according to the EC NM Definition that guides the user through several steps with the objective to come to a regulatory relevant and transparent identification of a material as a nanomaterial or non?nanomaterial. The latter identification is not required by legislation, but it is important for industry for deciding how the material should be registered, for controlling of existing and new applications and for health, safety and environment related issues. Furthermore, when enforcement laboratories analyze substances and products placed on the market they need to be able to identify non?nanomaterials. Considering the number of substances and products which need to be assessed fast, economic and reliable identification of non?nanomaterials is essential.Furthermore, the measurand must allow a reliable classification of a material as a nanomaterial or non?nanomaterial according to the EC NM Definition. The measured particle size results should always be reported together with the size range covered by the measurement; this size range must be sufficiently broad so that it allows reliable conclusions on the particle size distribution of the analyzed material.Ideally, the application of standardized methods is preferable. However, while some methods are standardized for specific materials, this is far from common for many other materials and methods. Hence, appropriate (standardized) sample preparation procedures, and in particular validated dispersion protocols, are essential in the process of performing unbiased particle size measurements. For these procedures to be acceptable, they must be effective, efficient, reproducible, robust, and they must not compromise the integrity of the constituent particle size distribution of the original material. As it currently does not seem to be possible to develop a SOP for each individual material, a way forward here may be to develop SOPs for groups of materials.Hence a systematic and structured approach that streamlines the identification of nanomaterials according to the EC NM Definition is urgently needed. Based on the measurement capabilities of each method, characterization methods for tier 1 (screening) and tier 2 (confirmatory) are recommended (see Table 1 ) for use within the NanoDefiner Framework; some methods can be used in general, whereas others are only applicable to specific materials.The MCS thus categorizes a material according to the particle properties that are most important for the determination of their size. The MKB shows that these are the chemical composition, number of small external dimensions and shape, expected size range, trade form and dispersibility, stability under test conditions and other properties. For example, the chemical composition of the particles strongly influences the choice of the appropriate characterization techniques as the detection sensitivity can be composition?dependent. Particle shape is another important categorization criterion as many characterization techniques assume that particles are spherical or yield an equivalent spherical size, which severely limits their applicability to particles with a nonspherical shape. Further, the expected size range can limit the choice of the techniques for obtaining an accurate result as techniques for particle size measurement have their own measurement range or are more sensitive to particles in a certain size range. Some materials may be incompatible with the conditions of certain measurement techniques, e.g., they may be sensitive to irradiation by electrons or may be stable only in a narrow temperature range. This way, for any particulate material the most appropriate method(s) can be identified to measure the particle size distribution with the objective to determine whether a material is a nanomaterial, by matching the capabilities of the methods from the MKB with the outcome of the categorization from applying the MCS to a specific material.Screening methods are fast and relatively inexpensive and still allow to positively identifying a material as a nanomaterial, but they do not directly measure the number?based distribution of the external particle dimensions. Confirmatory methods are usually more resource?