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JCR Operation and Troubleshooting: Primary Instructor SGT Hall

This document provides an overview of the Joint Capabilities Release (JCR) system, including its capabilities, limitations, components, startup and shutdown procedures, and common troubleshooting steps. It describes the JCR's ability to provide situational awareness and navigation capabilities to friendly forces. The document also lists troubleshooting steps for issues like no signal, inability to see own icon, computer failure to power up, and flashing PED LED lights.

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JCR Operation and Troubleshooting: Primary Instructor SGT Hall

This document provides an overview of the Joint Capabilities Release (JCR) system, including its capabilities, limitations, components, startup and shutdown procedures, and common troubleshooting steps. It describes the JCR's ability to provide situational awareness and navigation capabilities to friendly forces. The document also lists troubleshooting steps for issues like no signal, inability to see own icon, computer failure to power up, and flashing PED LED lights.

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JCR Operation and

Troubleshooting
Primary Instructor
SGT Hall
Table Of Contents
• JCR Capabilities
• JCR Limitations
• AN/UYK-128(V) Components
• Startup Procedures
• Shutdown Procedures
• Common Troubleshooting
JCR Capabilities
Provides:
• Depiction and location of friendly forces equipped with JCRs
• Depiction and location of reported threats, obstacles, and other known
battlefield hazards; (Spot & Obstacle Reports)
• Visual Indicators for friendly convoys and units.
• Visual and audible Warnings for reported battlefield hazards.
• Visual and audible Alerts for messages and tasks.
• Scaleable types of maps & imagery.
JCR Capabilities (Continued)
• Friendly Platform’s Self Descriptive Situational Awareness (SDSA)
which is similar to a LACE report.
• “Steer-to” navigation capabilities.
• Ability to locally and remotely destroy systems in the event of overrun
or compromise. (need transceiver SN to remotely destroy)
• Uses satellite communication to avoid line of sight limitations.
JCR Limitations
Restrictions due to Network capabilities:
• Friendly forces (Blue SA) is only near real time. Expect some delay.
(Position Reports)
• All other SA must be manually reported; (any known type of battlefield activity,
threat, condition, hazard, etc.). (Spot & Obstacle Reports)
• Recommended Message size: BFT-2 network is 2048 bytes.
Oversized messages may:
 Fail to send or send incomplete message.
 Attachments may be unusable.
 Potential to slow down the network.
AN/UYK-128(V) COMPONENTS

KEYBOARD UNIT KVG-72


Transceiver
DISPLAY UNIT Power Switch

RT 1981
PROCESSOR UNIT / CPU DAGR External GPS Puck
TRANSCEIVER
FBCB2-JCR
Startup
Procedures
Set toggle switch on CPU to ON
Satellite Transceiver Startup Procedures

Move switch for transceiver power


switch to ON position.
Select and hold Display Unit
PWR switch for up to four (4)
Seconds and release after Green
PWR LED illuminates.
Perform DAGR Startup
Procedure
Press the PWR/QUIT button for (4) second
until the DAGR powers on

Press the ENTER or < and > arrow


buttons to acknowledge any messages
on the DAGR screen
Wait until startup is complete
(may take a few minutes)

Login and Select “NO”


for the virus scan
Lift and turn mode switch to admin,
wait for flashing green light, turn to run.
FBCB2-JCR
Shutdown
Procedures
Set toggle switch on CPU to OFF position
Move switch for transceiver power switch to OFF position.
Lift and turn Mode Switch to OFF (Z first if end of mission)
Select and hold
PWR/Quit to
power off DAGR
Common
Troubleshooting
Steps
SIGNAL QUALITY INDICATOR
NO SIGNAL
1. Verify Satellite Transceiver line of sight is 8. Verify KGV-72 PED mode switch is set to run.
unobstructed.
9. Does signal quality indicator display bars?
2. Does Signal Quality Indicator display bars? a) Yes – EXIT.
a) Yes – EXIT. b) No – Go to next step.
b) No – Go to next step.
10. Load operational keys.
3. Verify PMA switch is set to ON.
11. Does Signal Quality Indicator display bars?
4. Does Signal Quality Indicator display bars? a) Yes – EXIT.
a) Yes – Exit. b) No – Contact Signal/Maintenance
b) No- Go to next step. representative.
5. Verify/connect W1A cable. FINISH
6. Verify/connect W3Z and DC Power cable.
7. Does Signal Quality Indicator display bars?
a) Yes – EXIT.
b) No – Contact Signal/Maintenance
representative.
CANNOT SEE OWN ICON
1. Is the GPS gumball green? 7. Verify operating mode is “Continuous”.
a) Yes – Select AUTO CENTER from the OPS 8. Is the GPS tracking at least three satellites?
screen-EXIT.
a) Yes – Exit.
b) No – Go to next step.
b) No- Contact Signal/Maintenance representative
2. DAGR – Ensure GPS passes boot test IAW TM 11-
5820-1172-13 (DAGR) during system start up. Replace FINISH
GPS if boot test fails.
3. Verify that all cables are connected properly.
4. Select GPS gumball.
5. Check time, position and heading status.
6. Are all 3 a go?
a) Yes – Refresh screen – EXIT.
b) No – Go to next step.
AN/UYK-129(V) COMPUTER KGV-72 PED LED FLASHING
FAILS TO POWER UP GREEN/AMBER
1. Check PU cable connections. 1. Turn KGV-72 mode switch to Admin.
2. Does PU power up? 2. Is KGV-72 PED LED flashing green/amber?
a) Yes – Exit a) Yes – go to next step.
b) No – Contact Signal/Maintenance b) No – Turn mode switch to run.
representative.
3. Verify/connect all cables.
FINISH
4. Is the KGV-72 PED LED flashing green/amber?
a) Yes – Contact Signal/Maintenance
representative.
b) No – Turn mode switch to run.
FINISH
Resources
• CBTs and simulations:
https://lwn.army.mil/training/-/wiki/main/fbcb2-jcr+cbts
• TM 11-7010-411-13&P (Operator Manual)
• TM 11-7010-326-23&P (Field Maintenance Manual)
QUESTIONS?

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