– a very compact and lightweight solution that allows for flexible operation 10” effective recording width Multiple recording modes available View image instantly with PC output option Automatic frequency selection Easy operation and highly reliable read-out

JAX-9B Weather fax – performance features Unique features The JAX-9B weather facsimile receiver is a very compact and lightweight solution, incorporating a set of enhanced features that allows for flexible operation. Flexible operation and recording system The received fax broadcasts are recorded on thermal recording paper, using a thermal head with less moving parts. JRC integrated an automatic frequency selection, allowing for optimised receiving. The JAX-9B can receive in four different modes. Automatic recording All operations can be remotely controlled to automatically start up, set parameters,...

JAX-9B Weather fax – system flexibility Fine half-tone recording Pictures of clouds can be recorded in 16 gradation levels. This digital method ensures high resolution recording, using a proprietary system that finely reproduces maps and latitude and longitude grids with very fine and accurate lines. Synthesised receiver The built-in synthesised receiver is capable of setting any receiving frequency from the ten-key pad, and is able to preset up to 90 spot frequencies in the memory. This feature is very effective when receiving any new broadcast frequency and changing the station frequency. Printout...

JAX-9B Weather fax – specifications Model Functional ability Recording system Recording paper Effective recording width Index of cooperation (IOC) Scanning speed Scanner resolution Scanning line density Phase matching Halftone recording Negative/positive recording External receiver connect. Operation modes Timer programme channel JSC adapter connection Setup data list recording Setup data storing Self test function Automatic time correction Image data output Remote maintenance Synthesised receiver Receiving system Frequency range Frequency selection Frequency memory Sensitivity IF selectivity...