Nct-196n Manual — Jrc

The NCT-196N includes a dedicated receiver that continuously monitors maritime distress channels, ensuring compliance with GMDSS safety protocols.

According to technical documentation from FCC ID and Scribd , specific procedures must be followed for initial setup: Go to product viewer dialog for this item. Jrc Nct-196n Dcs Nbdp Modem Brand

The is a Digital Selective Calling (DSC) and Narrow Band Direct Printing (NBDP) modem produced by Japan Radio Co.. It serves as a core component of the GMDSS (Global Maritime Distress and Safety System) for SOLAS-class vessels, enabling essential distress, safety, and routine maritime communications. jrc nct-196n manual

Operators can create, edit, and store messages for transmission via the DSC modem interface.

Supports NMEA0183 and JRC proprietary data formats for position, time, and date input from navigation equipment. Installation & Configuration Guide The NCT-196N includes a dedicated receiver that continuously

Designed for integration with JRC’s MF/HF radiotelephones, such as the and the JSS series (e.g., JSS-296/596/896), the NCT-196N provides a consolidated solution for DSC watchkeeping and message management. Technical Specifications

The modem is engineered to meet international maritime standards, including ITU-RM.493-7 and IMO performance requirements. Specification ITU-RM.493-7, M.541-6, and M.1082 DSC Watchkeeping Built-in receiver for all 6 distress frequencies Distress Frequencies 2187.5, 4207.5, 6312, 8414.5, 12577, 16804.5 kHz Modulation Rate Output Frequency 1700Hz ±85Hz Operating Voltage 10.2VDC to 16.2VDC (Negative-grounded) Current Consumption 3A maximum Weight Approximately 6.3 kg Key Operational Features It serves as a core component of the

It is typically stacked with the JSB-196GM radiotelephone to form a space-saving communication hub on the bridge.