Multi Function Display
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Radar ECDIS Conning BAM Multi Function Display Redefining ocean navigation www.jrc.am

Hello, Konnichiwa Following many decades of navigation experience and with a wealth of feedback from vessel owners, navigation officers and training institutions around the world, JRC introduces the latest, all-new Multi Function Display (MFD). Underneath the beautifully designed units, the MFD is packed with powerful components that give you smooth graphics, fast processing and all-round serious performance. And at the same time, the MFD operating system has been developed by JRC engineers to deliver one of the most intuitive and integrated maritime bridge experiences in the world. Our new...

04 the gold standard 07 display choices 10 central control unit 13 ECDIS 16 wave analyzer 19 target information 22 Blizzard™ 26 license 05 a new GUI 08 trackball 11 junction box 14 conning 17 information windows 20 route planning 24 regulations 27 interswitch/backup 06 modular design 09 keyboard 12 radar 15 alert notification 18 software 21 user support 25 scanners 28 tech specs 3

The gold standard, in N2.5 Every aspect of the development of the MFD has been carefully considered. Take for instance the form factor at the heart of the MFD. The processor called the Central Control Unit (CCU), the power supply unit and the junction box are designed with common form factors, so installation is made easy, both as a black box solution or in a standalone unit. In case of a black box installation, simply fit the CCU and power supply on top of each other and place as necessary the junction box close to each, easily and effectively, taking up the least amount of space. This...

jGUI, a new beautiful standard We may not have been the first to the party, but we can be the best. And as the software design team gradually saw the hardware they would develop for, we realized that we had the unique opportunity to redefine our design philosophy and bring harmony between the various products. During the development process of the MFD we have created a user interface unique to JRC which we call jGUI, which includes a man machine interface design common to all products. With a vibrant, lively interface and new features that take full advantage of the technology inside, jGUI...

Display unit Trackball Keyboard Cradle standalone unit Central control unit Power supply unit Built in a modular way As a leading manufacturer of marine electronics for nearly 100 years, JRC continuously responds to market needs which have resulted in a beautiful, modular and cost-effective platform. The MFD operating system can simply be used as a basic unit for radar, ECDIS or conning or can be extended with the most demanding applications. From standalone models with 19 or 26-inch displays to black box configurations with JRC’s original QWERTY keyboard complete with all the interfacing...

Choose your display The new MFD can be connected to JRC’s 19-inch and 26-inch proprietary displays. Both displays are completely new following the latest standards and are developed in line with JRC minimalistic design approach. The 19-inch and 26-inch are available as standard LCD or as bonded version. The display fits nicely in the standalone unit, in a similar design desktop frame or as flush mount installation with the screws nicely hidden behind a cover. Bonding is a process whereby the air gap between the front glass and LCD module is filled with a special compound, significantly...

USB Multi button Acknowledge alert Silence alert Zoom in/out Trackball Left button Right button Vibration alert Speaker Installation holes Ergonomic design Connect QWERTY keyboard via USB Trackball, as minimum The MFD can be configured as the most complex system with a lot of functions, interfaces and so on, but it all starts with the two base elements: the Central Control Unit (CCU) and the trackball. With the trackball all functions are accessible on screen and also dedicated buttons for silencing the alert buzzer and acknowledge an alert, zooming in and out are readily available. A smart...

Keyboard, to complete The newly designed full-size QWERTY keyboard is just as comfortable to type on as a desktop keyboard. Response feel keys allow logical and precise operation while backlighting allows typing in low-light conditions with ease. One touch access to EBL, VRM, RAIN, SEA and GAIN is available from the keyboard with dedicated (analog) push and rotate buttons. Ten additional functions are directly accessible, from which two can be assigned to any frequently used function by the operator. Other keys includes the MOB activation, change between day and night and to start radar...

Central control unit, more than ready for the future The Central Control Unit (CCU) can be used for your basic interfacing and configuration. A wide range of standard interfacing is direclty available from this unit. The CCU includes two in-house designed Blizzard™ processors, bringing operational performance to a whole new level, especially for the complex tasks running flawlessly in the foreground and the background. Ready for the years ahead. Also data protection is key for years ahead of safe operation. Every single CCU is equiped with white list type virus protection function by Trend...

Extending your system by extending the number of interfaces and ports can be done the moment you purchase your system or can be upgraded while at sea. Either way the junction box with the ability to hold a variety of boards plays a central part. As the MFD is set up to function in a bridge LAN network, you do not need to add for every single product a junction box with approproriate boards, but the data and relevant interfacing are shared over and through the network. Radar Interface (RIF) to connect a radar scanner Gyro Interface (GIF) in case of step/synchro signal Serial to LAN converter...

Radar, our second nature The R in JRC so to say could be easily associated with Radar instead of Radio. Since our humble beginning in 1915 as a radio manufacturer, the company has grown to become a global leader of marine radar systems with many world firsts, having sold close to 400,000 units. To put this astronomical figure into perspective, JRC has, ever since Neil Armstrong set his first step on the moon in 1969, sold 1 marine radar every hour up to this very date. Needless to say, all latest advancements in technology have been put into our newest generation MFD radar reaching a whole...