JRC JMA-1034 7" Touch Screen Marine Radar with 2' Radome
Features
The new JMA-1030 radar series is JRC's very first touch operated
radar with new dome scanners that provide you with highly accurate target
clarity and ease of mind of your surroundings during night or intense fog.
7-inch color touch operation
The high definition 7-inch wide display has allowed JRC
engineers to develop an exciting new software approach that offers an incredibly
easy-to-use icon based navigation experience with simple menus and dedicated
functions.
The set of icons has been carefully designed. We brought the elements and
visual style of our commercial class Multi Function Display (MFD) to our most
compact series of radars. Built with the proven quality you expect from us.
System-on-Chip technology
JRC engineers custom designed the System-on-Chip (SoC) inside the new
JMA-1030 series to be an extremely powerful tool and at the same time makes the
display compact and very power efficient.
AIS and MARPA™ standard
The new radar has the ability to display 50 AIS*1
symbols, and 10 MARPA™*2 tracking targets as standard. The high
quality of the display provides outstanding target definition and
discrimination.
Man overboard
A slippery deck or unexpected movement of the ship are
situations in which a person may possibly fall overboard. The JMA-1030
integrates a single press MOB＊3 button which instantly displays a
dedicated symbol and remembers latitude and longitude to enable accurate search
and rescue efforts.
*1 AIS requires ship's heading, position and AIS info
*2 MARPA™ requires ship's heading info
*3 MOB requires ship's position info
Favorite icons
While navigating it may be useful to have certain functions
directly available on-screen without having to go into the menu. With the
JMA-1030 you can. Simply hold any of the icons in the menu for about 2 seconds
and the function will be placed at the bottom of the screen. Removing the icons
works the same way.
Target visibility
The target visibility can be set in four different levels allowing target
enhancement relative to the target size, a function normally not found on this
type of radar.
Guard zone
This function allows the user to set a guard zone, providing a visual and
audible alert for any vessel entering or leaving that area.
No flush mount kit
With JRC's new design approach, a flush mount kit is not required and screws
are nicely concealed behind the front cover.
Display mounting
The processor is built into the display unit allowing for a flexible
installation approach. This compact all-in-one unit allows flush mounting and
includes a bracket for table mounting. Optionally available is a special bracket
for ceiling mounting.
External monitor
An external monitor can be connected to the display using an optional RGB
unit, specifically useful in situations where a bigger monitor is required at
another place on the vessel.
Interfacing
The JMA-1030 has a 3 channel NMEA signal input allowing
connections to navigation equipment such as GPS; for own position, waypoints and
speed for MARPA tracking. It also allows a GPS compass connection for your
heading (and MARPA tracking) and/or AIS for displaying targets.
Multi speed scanners
With this new radar, JRC introduces two new small and light
weight 4kW multi-speed scanners available in a 1.5ft (450mm) and 2ft (620mm)
radome. The supplied 10m＊1 cable allows you to install the dome on a
mast, radar arch, or mounting on a pole. The scanners features a new high rate
PRF＊2, which allows for a highly accurate short range detection.
Depending on vessel operations and user preferences, magnetron
life can be extended by lowering the output power with the economy mode and/or
user selectable transmitting intervals with the timed TX mode＊3.
In the box＊4
- Scanner 1.5ft or 2ft
- Display, Bracket, Sun cover
- Scanner cable (10m)
- Power cable (2m)
- Spare parts
- Manual
Options
Specs
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WARNING:
This product can expose you to chemicals including Di-n-hexyl Phthalate (DnHP)
which is known to the State of California to cause reproductive harm, and
Vinyl Chloride which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For
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